| AboutBrotherhood1 | Which one, the original Brotherhood out West, or the shit that Lyons turned it into out here? |
| AboutBrotherhood1 | I used to like serving with them, I really did. But, you know, the technology has to come first. |
| AboutBrotherhood1 | Elder Lyons was nice and all, but we don't rescue technology by being nice. |
| AboutBrotherhood1 | He was wasting my time, and my Pop didn't raise me to have my time wasted. So when Casdin left to continue the mission, I followed. |
| AboutBrotherhood1 | You mean, apart from the fact that they ditched their mission and went native? |
| AboutBrotherhood1 | Sure, I bet you don't mind them being cuddly with the locals, but when we came out here, we had a mission to do, damnit. |
| AboutBrotherhood1 | But now they're wasting their time protecting yahoos like you, while Ahab Lyons is off chasing his Super Mutant white whale. |
| AboutBrotherhood1 | Oh yes, I can. In fact, I suspect I could write several texts on the various details of the Brotherhood. |
| AboutBrotherhood1 | But I suspect you're in a hurry, so what particulars would you like to know? |
| AboutBrotherhood2A | I mean the Brotherhood from out West, back around California. We knew what we were doing back there. We didn't waste time with delusions of heroism. |
| AboutBrotherhood2A | We were collecting still-glowing embers from the ashes of humanity, before civilization's fire died completely. |
| AboutBrotherhood2A | We didn't worry about saving individual communities. We worried about saving the progress of humanity itself. |
| AboutBrotherhood2A | And all at the cost of throwing away the lives of soldiers for a mission they didn't sign on for. |
| AboutBrotherhood2A | They're not supposed to be saving a bunch of backwards locals from raiders, they're supposed to be saving mankind from a new dark age. |
| AboutBrotherhood2A | Well, some of mankind, anyway. The important parts, at least. |
| AboutBrotherhood2A | I'm afraid the answer to that is a lot more nuanced than others might suggest. |
| AboutBrotherhood2A | Brotherhood members are sworn to acquire and protect technology of the past. But not everyone interprets these oaths in the same way. |
| AboutBrotherhood2A | Elder Lyons sees these duties as part of a larger dedication to protect the innocent. Some, like the Outcasts, disagree with these priorities. |
| AboutBrotherhood2B | Oh, he used to be as tough as the rest of us. Wasn't so long ago, we fought side-by-side to Scourge the Pitt. |
| AboutBrotherhood2B | But somewhere, he went soft. Stopped looking at the big picture, and started trying to save every tribal and illiterate community he found. |
| AboutBrotherhood2B | When he had us helping those savages instead of recovering tech that could help us all, that's when we objected and became Outcasts. |
| AboutBrotherhood2B | I like to think that I've still got some big achievements left in me, although some of my joints seem to disagree these days. |
| AboutBrotherhood2B | I'll tell you what the low-lights of my time have been though: every time I've been shot at. I'm a scribe, not a soldier! |
| AboutBrotherhood2B | Not hardly. We've got our mission, we'll stick with it, and to hell with Lyons and his soldier sycophants. |
| AboutBrotherhood2B | If they call us Outcasts for our dedication to duty, then we'll wear the title with pride! |
| AboutBrotherhood2B | And you just wait for when we get back in contact with the real Brotherhood out West. Lyons will have hell to pay. |
| AboutBrotherhood2C | A real challenge? Every blessed hour of every blessed day. |
| AboutBrotherhood2C | Just because we have good equipment doesn't mean we're invincible. A tool is only as good as the craftsman who holds it. |
| AboutBrotherhood2C | And I've seen my share of friends lost. Between the fighting, the Outcasts, and the everyday tragedies, we've seen plenty of grief in these Wastes. |
| AboutBrotherhood2C | The Brotherhood came out here to recover technology from the eastern cities and bases. If Lyons won't do it, then we will. |
| AboutBrotherhood2C | And when we resume contact with the Western Elders, Lyons is going to be put in his place. |
| AboutBrotherhood2C | Even if that place is in front of a firing squad. |
| AboutBrotherhood2C | It seems like whichever challenge we're facing is always the biggest one. Survival at first, then expansion, and now cohesion. |
| AboutBrotherhood2C | We've seen plenty of Wasteland freaks or would-be dictators. They're not too bad, at least we've faced that sort of thing before. |
| AboutBrotherhood2C | But more recent events, like the schism with the Outcasts... Those are the problems that worry me. |
| AboutBrotherhood2C | Huh. And here I thought we had the only remaining copy of that... |
| AboutBrotherhood2C | Anyway, I don't know if the old man's going to die from them, but he sure as hell looks like he's going to drag his soldiers down with him. |
| AboutBrotherhood2C | But he's not wasting any of our time anymore, damnit. |
| AboutBrotherhood2C | You know what? Never mind. |
| AboutBrotherhood2C | Sheesh. Ignorant savages. |
| AboutBrotherhood2return | All right, then. |
| AboutBrotherhood2return | By all means. I'm always proud to talk of my Brotherhood. |
| AboutBrotherhood2return | Okay. Anything else? |
| AboutOutcasts1 | The Outcasts are a result of my greatest mistake. But a mistake I'm proud of, nonetheless. |
| AboutOutcasts1 | When I came here, I realized for the first time that the Brotherhood's technology could truly save the survivors in this Wasteland. |
| AboutOutcasts1 | I chose to help them, even if it meant putting the Brotherhood's interests at risk. Some of my soldiers called me a hero. Others called me a traitor. |
| AboutOutcasts1 | The dissenters left my command, calling themselves Outcasts to mock me. I cannot fault their dedication, even if I find them lacking in compassion. |
| AboutOutcasts1 | We were cast out for our dedication to the Brotherhood's true goals. Lyons wanted to play hero to the locals, instead of doing his job. |
| AboutOutcasts1 | We were proud to leave him, so we kept the name "Outcasts" and wear it with pride. A big "fuck you" to the old man. |
| AboutOutcasts1 | He may have struck our names from the great Codex, but we'll be vindicated in the end, and our names will be restored. |
| AboutOutcasts1 | It's a rather sad story, I'm afraid. Last year, some of our soldiers had grave disagreements with the decisions of Elder Lyons. |
| AboutOutcasts1 | Disagreements spiraled out of control, and there was a schism in the ranks. The loyal soldiers practically threw out the dissenters. |
| AboutOutcasts1 | Now they call themselves the Outcasts. |
| AboutOutcasts1 | We've got power armor and big guns and we're the ones doing the talking right now. |
| AboutOutcasts1 | Usually, that's all a person needs to know, and they stop asking questions. You going to stop asking questions, now? |
| AboutOutcasts1 | We collect technology, and most people want what we've collected. |
| AboutOutcasts1 | Right now, we're pretty much stuck defending this Fort, but that won't be forever. |
| AboutOutcasts1 | Once we regroup, we'll continue our work and keep moving back west. |
| AboutOutcasts1 | We call ourselves the Outcasts, and we collect technology to preserve it from tribals and idiot locals. |
| AboutOutcasts1 | And before you ask, we were cast out from that company of zeroes who call themselves Lyons' Brotherhood of Steel. |
| AboutOutcasts1 | Way we figure it, if traitors think we're too harsh in following orders, we're probably doing something right. |
| AboutOutcasts1 | I'd really don't want to go into it. |
| AboutOutcasts1 | Go bug Scribe Bowditch. He could talk a dog off a meat truck. |
| AboutOutcasts2A | Where Elder Lyons has fought to protect the people of the Capital Wasteland, the Outcasts demanded we move on and leave them to their fates. |
| AboutOutcasts2A | They insisted there was more important technology to be recovered in a scientific base in the ruins of Fort Independence, to the West. |
| AboutOutcasts2A | As callous as their decision may be, it's more in line with our original mission. Elder Lyons is an inspiration to us, but to them he's a traitor. |
| AboutOutcasts2A | Only in a very broad sense. The Brotherhood's oaths are to protect humanity's progress, but not necessarily every human. |
| AboutOutcasts2A | The Outcasts - and members of the Brotherhood in other places - consider it a waste to protect most people. |
| AboutOutcasts2A | "After all," they say, "everyone knows how to make another human, but the secrets to making a P94 Plasma Rifle are all but lost." |
| AboutOutcasts2B | The soldiers rallied behind Paladin Casdin, who was one of Elder Lyons' original squad. They served together for over twenty years. |
| AboutOutcasts2B | Casdin was well-respected, and every bit as loyal to the Brotherhood as Elder Lyons. He just disagreed with the interpretations of our oaths. |
| AboutOutcasts2B | But when disagreements turned into fistfights, he left with the Outcasts. We lost more allies that day than we ever have to any battle. |
| AboutOutcasts2B | Even now, a year after they left, the wounds of their departure are still sore. |
| AboutOutcasts2B | Some of my soldiers are angry about it -- they see it as an insult to me. Bless them for their loyalty, they're more angry about it than I ever was. |
| AboutOutcasts2B | Others understand their decision. Sometimes I hear them wondering if they should have gone with them. |
| AboutOutcasts2B | I can't blame them, but I stand by my decision. And I respect theirs. |
| AboutOutcasts2C | As much as some of our soldiers would like to see them shot for deserting, there's not much we can do. We're too busy with the Super Mutants. |
| AboutOutcasts2C | Meanwhile, they're busy seeking out new technology and trying to get back in contact with the Brotherhood out West. |
| AboutOutcasts2C | So our paths rarely cross, but it's never pretty when they do. I just hope things cool down before it gets worse. |
| AboutOutcasts2C | Has it been worth the cost in lives and resources to protect people like you from the Super Mutants? |
| AboutOutcasts2C | You tell me. I suspect my daughter's squad helped save your life. And most of our recent recruits have come from those we've saved over the years. |
| AboutOutcasts2C | It's cost us, but we've saved many lives and made the Capital Wasteland a place where people can live. Yes, I'd say that's been worth it. |
| AboutOutcasts2return | It is a rather discouraging subject, isn't it? |
| AboutOutcasts2return | Yes, let's speak of other things. |
| AboutOutcasts3A | Lyons and Casdin would have to agree to any sort of reconciliation, and that's pretty unlikely. They're both quite proud and... stubborn. |
| AboutOutcasts3A | Me, I just wish there was a way we could all agree that at least we're still on the same side. There are bigger problems out there, after all. |
| AboutOutcasts3B | That's the thing, really. Casdin's "technology first" sort of attitude is more traditional in the Brotherhood always used to operate, out West. |
| AboutOutcasts3B | But somewhere along the way from there to here, Elder Lyons made sure we watched out for the people, not just the technology. |
| AboutOutcasts3B | To some of us, that was noble. I guess to Casdin and his crew, it was just soft. I wish they could see some sort of middle ground. |
| AboutOutcasts3C | You sound like some of the hard-liners. We all served together for years, but now some of the soldiers hate them as much as the Super Mutants. |
| AcceptYield | I accept. Do it again, and you're a corpse. |
| AcceptYield | Okay, okay. Let's just calm down... |
| AcceptYield | Good. Perhaps there's some semblance of civility left in you, after all. |
| AcceptYield | Just calm down, okay? |
| AcceptYield | A wise decision. |
| AcceptYield | Fine. I'll kill you next time. |
| AcceptYield | Threat analysis... green. Standing down. |
| AcceptYield | I'm so relieved we can put that unpleasantness behind us. |
| AcceptYield | Surrender... accepted. |
| AcceptYield | Cheerio. Water under the bridge. |
| AcceptYield | Do that again and I'll put my foot so far up your ass you'll cough up boot polish! |
| AcceptYield | Just don't fuckin' do it again. |
| AcceptYield | I accept your terms. |
| AcceptYield | Watch it, okay? |
| AcceptYield | Fine. But I'm warning you. Don't try that again. |
| AcceptYield | Now, can we please behave like civilized adults. |
| AcceptYield | Fine. One more chance. Do something that dumb again, and you're dead. |
| AcceptYield | Righto. We were only sparring then. |
| AcceptYield | Smart choice, clown shoes. |
| AcceptYield | I'll forgive you. This time. |
| AcceptYield | Better not try that again. |
| AlertIdle | Gary, hmmm? |
| AlertIdle | Gary, Gary? |
| AlertIdle | Who's out there? |
| AlertIdle | Huh. Hearing those damn noises again. |
| AlertIdle | I suggest you show yourself! |
| AlertIdle | Hiding's a coward's game! |
| AlertIdle | Who's there? |
| AlertIdle | I know you're out there... |
| AlertIdle | Possible target in vicinity. |
| AlertIdle | May have a contact here. Checking. |
| AlertIdle | Target may be in range. |
| AlertIdle | Yellow alert. Keep sharp. |
| AlertIdle | Possible threat detected. |
| AlertIdle | Area may be compromised. Searching. |
| AlertIdle | Come out, you nasty little bug. |
| AlertIdle | Where are you? I'm going to squish you... |
| AlertIdle | Dratted roaches. |
| AlertIdle | I could be in bed right now... |
| AlertIdle | If he'd just let us turn the lights on this would be a lot easier. |
| AlertIdle | This stumbling around in the dark is ridiculous. |
| AlertIdle | At least I can finally see where I'm going. |
| AlertIdle | Probably nothing anyway. |
| AlertIdle | You'd better come out, whoever you are! |
| AlertIdle | This is crazy. I'm going to get myself killed. |
| AlertIdle | I can hear you. Come on out. |
| AlertIdle | You playing games with me? |
| AlertIdle | Come on out and let's settle this. |
| AlertIdle | You can hide, but you can't hide forever! |
| AlertIdle | This sucks. Come out and fight me, dammit! |
| AlertIdle | I'm sick of this hiding crap! Where the hell are you? |
| AlertIdle | Hiding is futile. |
| AlertIdle | Come on out and let's fight face to face. |
| AlertIdle | This is a coward's game! |
| AlertIdle | You're exhausting my patience. |
| AlertIdle | Face me, dammit! |
| AlertIdle | This is foolish. Reveal yourself! |
| AlertIdle | Hiding from me? Better hope I don't find you! |
| AlertIdle | Ok, cut the shit... who is that? |
| AlertIdle | This is bullshit... come out and fight! |
| AlertIdle | Scared, just like a little bitch. |
| AlertIdle | Threat analysis: yellow. Scanning for hostiles. |
| AlertIdle | Alert. Non-combatants are advised to leave the area. Security sweep in progress. Lethal force may be used without warning. |
| AlertIdle | No hostiles detected. Continuing perimeter sweep. |
| AlertIdle | Don't be alarmed if I try to kill you when I find you. It's just the way I've been programmed. |
| AlertIdle | Why don't you just come out where I can see you? |
| AlertIdle | I'll find you eventually, you know. |
| AlertIdle | Where are you? |
| AlertIdle | Scanning for hostiles. |
| AlertIdle | This area clear. Proceeding with search protocol. |
| AlertIdle | Please step into the open and identify yourself. Law-abiding citizens have nothing to fear. |
| AlertIdle | It's just little old me. Nothing to be afraid of. |
| AlertIdle | Someone dirty and disreputable, I shouldn't wonder. |
| AlertIdle | Here kitty-kitty-kitty! |
| AlertIdle | As if I'd know what to do if I found something. |
| AlertIdle | Why not let the robot deal with it? |
| AlertIdle | I'm going to look over here now. |
| AlertIdle | Are you afraid of me? You should be because I'm going to kick your ass when I find you! |
| AlertIdle | Step forward and identify yourself! |
| AlertIdle | Do you think you can hide from me? |
| AlertIdle | I'm starting to get angry. You would not like me when I'm angry. |
| AlertIdle | Are you playing games with me, goddammit? |
| AlertIdle | I cannot wait to find you so I can kill you as a personal favor to Uncle Sam. |
| AlertIdle | Oh goodie. Hide and seek. I haven't played this game in years. |
| AlertIdle | You can't hide forever. You're stink will eventually give you away. |
| AlertIdle | I do so enjoy a good hunt! |
| AlertIdle | Quit hiding and come out and fight! |
| AlertIdle | Come out here, you sissy! Finish what you started! |
| AlertIdle | I'll find you, and then you'll be sorry! |
| AlertIdle | Is that really necessary? I won't hurt you. Come out of there and let's discuss this civilly. |
| AlertIdle | Come now. You're being unsporting. |
| AlertIdle | I know you're out there, clown shoes! |
| AlertIdle | I'm growing tired of this little game of ours. Show yourself! |
| AlertIdle | What's that? |
| AlertIdle | Is someone there? |
| AlertIdle | Hmm... What was that? |
| AlertIdle | I can hear you... |
| AlertIdle | Something there? |
| AlertIdle | What? I hear somethin'. |
| AlertIdle | Huh? A noise? |
| AlertIdle | Hello? Someone there? |
| AlertIdle | Hmm. I was sure I heard something. |
| AlertIdle | Huh? |
| AlertIdle | What was that? |
| AlertIdle | Maybe I'm just jumpy. |
| AlertIdle | Anybody there? |
| AlertIdle | Hello? Who's there? |
| AlertToCombat | You can't hide from me, zombie! |
| AlertToCombat | Zombie, over there. I see you! |
| AlertToCombat | There! Another goddamn zombie! |
| AlertToCombat | Zombie! Over here! |
| AlertToCombat | Got him! |
| AlertToCombat | They're coming this way! |
| AlertToCombat | Firing! |
| AlertToCombat | There you are! |
| AlertToCombat | Engaging! |
| AlertToCombat | Target acquired. |
| AlertToCombat | On me! |
| AlertToCombat | Spotted, over there! |
| AlertToCombat | Oh my God! |
| AlertToCombat | Ah! Gary! |
| AlertToCombat | Haha, Gaaaary! |
| AlertToCombat | Gaaaary! |
| AlertToCombat | Hahaha! It's killing time! |
| AlertToCombat | Can't hide from my keen Ghoul senses! |
| AlertToCombat | Ha! Time to die asshole! |
| AlertToCombat | Thought you could hide forever? |
| AlertToCombat | Welcome back to the party! It's your turn to dance! |
| AlertToCombat | Aha! There you are! |
| AlertToCombat | Death to all defilers of Oasis! |
| AlertToCombat | Prepare for your last moments! |
| AlertToCombat | You will be destroyed, Outsider! |
| AlertToCombat | Alert! Alert! Trespasser detected! |
| AlertToCombat | This area is off-limits to non Nuka-Cola personnel! |
| AlertToCombat | Protocol KL-001 initiated! Kill all trespassers! |
| AlertToCombat | By order of the Nuka-Cola Administration, all trespassers are to be eliminated! |
| AlertToCombat | Execute Expulsion Protocol KL-001! Kill all trespassers! |
| AlertToCombat | Trespasser detected! Executing Protocol KL-001! |
| AlertToCombat | You are trespassing on Nuka-Cola Corporation property! |
| AlertToCombat | Ha! The coward shows himself! |
| AlertToCombat | Your time's just run out! |
| AlertToCombat | No more games... time to die! |
| AlertToCombat | Intruder Alert! Intruder Alert! Contacting Vault-Tec Security! |
| AlertToCombat | Excellent. Combat. |
| AlertToCombat | Bad idea. |
| AlertToCombat | Not a good idea. |
| AlertToCombat | To arms! Brothers! To arms! |
| AlertToCombat | Combat alert! Alarm! Alarm! |
| AlertToCombat | To your guns, Brothers! |
| AlertToCombat | Defend the Citadel! |
| AlertToCombat | Hostile in the Bailey! |
| AlertToCombat | We've got a hostile in the Lab! |
| AlertToCombat | Hostile contact in A Ring! Calling for backup! |
| AlertToCombat | Hostile contact in B Ring! |
| AlertToCombat | There's more over here! |
| AlertToCombat | Where do they keep coming from? |
| AlertToCombat | Roaches! |
| AlertToCombat | Dammit, more roaches! |
| AlertToCombat | There he is! |
| AlertToCombat | There she is! |
| AlertToCombat | Got you now. |
| AlertToCombat | I knew you'd turn up sooner or later. |
| AlertToCombat | Stop in the name of the Overseer! |
| AlertToCombat | Hold it right there! |
| AlertToCombat | Target locked! |
| AlertToCombat | Tango spotted... open fire! |
| AlertToCombat | Enemy reacquired! Code red! |
| AlertToCombat | I have positive ID on target. |
| AlertToCombat | Target locked! Go weapons hot! |
| AlertToCombat | Enemy located! |
| AlertToCombat | I got ya now! |
| AlertToCombat | Now the fun begins! |
| AlertToCombat | I knew you couldn't hide forever! |
| AlertToCombat | It's ass-stompin' time! |
| AlertToCombat | Game's over, pal! |
| AlertToCombat | Game's over, lady! |
| AlertToCombat | Ha! Your ass is MINE! |
| AlertToCombat | Contact confirmed! Backup requested! |
| AlertToCombat | Got one here! Engaging! |
| AlertToCombat | This is gonna be fun! |
| AlertToCombat | Time to tear you apart! |
| AlertToCombat | You're dead, meatsack! |
| AlertToCombat | I'm gonna tear you up! |
| AlertToCombat | C'mon, boys! Fresh meat! |
| AlertToCombat | Enemy contact! |
| AlertToCombat | Opening fire on hostile target! |
| AlertToCombat | We've got company! |
| AlertToCombat | Hostile detected. Commencing neutralization. |
| AlertToCombat | Weapons free. |
| AlertToCombat | Alert. Hostile detected. Lethal force authorized for all units. |
| AlertToCombat | Allow me to introduce myself. |
| AlertToCombat | I'm afraid I'm quite good at killing things. You may want to run now. |
| AlertToCombat | There you are! Were you trying to hide from me? |
| AlertToCombat | Hostile target identified. |
| AlertToCombat | Hold it right there. |
| AlertToCombat | Commencing attack on hostile target. |
| AlertToCombat | Didn't you hear me coming? Now I have to fight you. Bloody fantastic. |
| AlertToCombat | Here we go again. |
| AlertToCombat | Oh good. I found you. |
| AlertToCombat | You must be bloody stupid if you can't hide from me. |
| AlertToCombat | You're gonna learn how Uncle Sam deals with commie maggots! |
| AlertToCombat | You are about to be introduced to the U.S. army! |
| AlertToCombat | Kill that son of a bitch! |
| AlertToCombat | You just made my day! Opening fire! |
| AlertToCombat | Looks like this is my lucky day. |
| AlertToCombat | Since you don't seem willing to do the world a favor and kill yourself, I guess I'm going to have to do it for you. |
| AlertToCombat | Look what we have here. |
| AlertToCombat | Found you! |
| AlertToCombat | Aha! |
| AlertToCombat | Thought I heard something. |
| AlertToCombat | Hey! |
| AlertToCombat | Somebody protect the booze! |
| AlertToCombat | A-ha! You've manifested yourself! |
| AlertToCombat | Aha! There you are! That was fun. Pity you'll be dead soon so we can't play again. |
| AlertToCombat | Not very clever are you? |
| AlertToCombat | And here I was so enjoying our little cat and mouse game. It's a shame I have to kill you now. |
| AlertToCombat | Tsk tsk. I had thought you were more clever than that. Oh well. |
| AlertToCombat | So are you going to let me kill you now, or are you going to run away again? |
| AlertToCombat | There you are. Now, let's finish this nonsense. |
| AlertToCombat | Ha ha! There you are! |
| AlertToCombat | Found you! |
| AlertToCombat | Now try and hide from this! |
| AlertToCombat | Game's over! |
| AlertToCombat | No more games... time to die! |
| AlertToCombat | I smelled your fear, human! |
| AlertToCombat | We're all going to die! |
| AlertToCombat | Somebody, anybody, help me! |
| AlertToCombat | Help! Help. HEEEELLLLLPPPPP! |
| AlertToCombat | HEEELLLPPP! |
| AlertToCombat | Oh no! |
| AlertToCombat | |
| AlertToCombat | |
| AlertToNormal | Is that all of them? |
| AlertToNormal | They're gone... for now. |
| AlertToNormal | I think it's gone somewhere else! |
| AlertToNormal | Where the hell? |
| AlertToNormal | Ah, Gary. |
| AlertToNormal | Gaaary?` |
| AlertToNormal | Got to calm down. |
| AlertToNormal | Could've sworn I heard something. |
| AlertToNormal | I guess I was mistaken. |
| AlertToNormal | I must have been hearing things. |
| AlertToNormal | Hmmm, nothing. Echoes of the past perhaps. |
| AlertToNormal | Target trace lost. |
| AlertToNormal | Got nothing here. |
| AlertToNormal | Cancel alert. |
| AlertToNormal | Standing down from alert. |
| AlertToNormal | Resume standard patrol procedures. |
| AlertToNormal | Scope's clean. There's no one here. |
| AlertToNormal | Chalk me up another one. |
| AlertToNormal | That was TOO easy. |
| AlertToNormal | What a waste. |
| AlertToNormal | Teach you to mess with the best. |
| AlertToNormal | Well, that was fun. |
| AlertToNormal | Bah. I've had better fights with a hooker. |
| AlertToNormal | Threat analysis: green. Standing down. |
| AlertToNormal | Threat analysis: green. Resuming standard patrol pattern. |
| AlertToNormal | Threat analysis: green. Security sweep canceled. |
| AlertToNormal | Oh well. Maybe next time you'll introduce yourself. |
| AlertToNormal | Why did you run away? I'm really not as scary as I look. |
| AlertToNormal | You shouldn't tease me like that. |
| AlertToNormal | All clear. |
| AlertToNormal | Area secure. |
| AlertToNormal | False alarm. Standing down. |
| AlertToNormal | Back to the usual daily tedium. |
| AlertToNormal | Thought as much. Nothing there after all. |
| AlertToNormal | Beastly nuisance. Glad that's done with. |
| AlertToNormal | Another glorious day in the U.S. army. |
| AlertToNormal | False alarm. Stand down, people. |
| AlertToNormal | Nothing I like better than a little R and R on Uncle Sam's dime. |
| AlertToNormal | Hmm. I'm seeing things. I need another drink. |
| AlertToNormal | Hmm. Nothing hewe, I guess. |
| AlertToNormal | Ah well, back to my experiments. |
| AlertToNormal | Hmm. Nothing here after all. |
| AlertToNormal | Aggh... It was nothin'. |
| AlertToNormal | Bah... I'm hearin' stuff. |
| AlertToNormal | Stupid noises. |
| AlertToNormal | Oh well... I was hopin' for a fight. |
| AlertToNormal | Must have been nothin'. |
| AlertToNormal | Ears play tricks on me again. |
| AlertToNormal | Ah, just getting jumpy I guess. |
| AlertToNormal | Whatever it was, I guess it's gone now. |
| AlertToNormal | Hmm. Nothing here after all. |
| AlertToNormal | There's nothing here. |
| AlertToNormal | Whatever. I've got better things to do. |
| AlertToNormal | I guess it was nothing. |
| AlertToNormal | You got what you deserved, dumbass. |
| AlertToNormal | You know, I almost feel sorry for this poor bastard. Almost. Hahaha! |
| AlertToNormal | Haha! What kind of an idiot screws with a Raider anyway? |
| AlertToNormal | Get back, you monkeys. I got first call on the goods. |
| AlertToNormal | Back up. I got first dibs on the loot. |
| AlertToNormal | Stand down, boys. |
| AlertToNormal | Relax, fellas. Trouble's over. |
| AlertToNormal | This can't be happening. This just can't be happening. |
| AlertToNormal | Where'd it go? |
| AlertToNormal | It's behind me, isn't it? |
| AlertToNormal | Is it safe now? |
| AlertToNormal | All clear here. |
| AlertToNormal | False alarm. Stand down. |
| AlertToNormal | I've searched the area. Nothing to report. |
| AlertToNormal | Area secured. |
| AlertToNormal | Looks all clear to me. |
| AlertToNormal | Must have been a glitch. |
| AndaleHelloResponseShortJenny | Aww, I'm blushing! |
| AndaleHelloResponseShortJenny | That's so nice of you to say! Thank you! |
| AndaleHelloResponseShortJenny | Oh, you're embarrassing me! |
| AndaleHelloResponseShortJenny | Why thank you! |
| AndaleHelloResponseShortJunior | Hello, Mrs. Wilson. |
| AndaleHelloResponseShortJunior | Good to see you, Mrs. Wilson. |
| AndaleHelloResponseShortJunior | My mom says hi, Mrs. Wilson. |
| AndaleHelloResponseShortJunior | Hi, Mr. Wilson. |
| AndaleHelloResponseShortJunior | Good to see you, Mr. Wilson. |
| AndaleJackSmithGreeting1 | Not here. Not in Andale, no sir. The great Commonwealth of Virginia is alive and well. In fact, we just voted ourselves a new governor! |
| AndaleJackSmithGreeting1 | Not here. Not in Andale, no ma'am. The great Commonwealth of Virginia is alive and well. In fact, we just voted ourselves a new governor! |
| AndaleJackSmithGreeting1 | The adults walked right on down to the polling location and dropped ballots into the box. How do you think it works? |
| AndaleJackSmithGreeting1 | Yessir, it's every American's civic duty to cast his vote for his favorite Republican candidate. Am I right? |
| AndaleJackSmithGreeting1 | Now, now, my vote is my business and no one else's. But I'll tell you one thing: we didn't vote for any beatnik liberal commies, that's for sure. |
| AndalejackSmithGreeting1a | Yessir, democracy is God's best gift, right after family, of course. |
| AndalejackSmithGreeting1b | No, sir. Not crazy, just a loyal American. |
| AndalejackSmithGreeting1b | No, ma'am. Not crazy, just a loyal American. |
| AndaleJackSmithGreeting2 | And it's good to meet you too! Feel free to stay in Andale as long as you'd like. Heck, stop by the house for dinner sometime if you'd like. |
| AndaleJackSmithGreeting2 | Just let Linda know beforehand, so that she can make enough for four! |
| AndaleJackSmithGreeting2a | I hope to see you there! So, did you need anything else? |
| AndaleJackSmithGreeting2b | Suit yourself, but you don't know what you're missing. |
| AndaleJackSmithGreeting2b | Linda's meatloaf is the best in the county. And her mince meat pie has won first prize at the town fair three years running. |
| AndaleJackSmithGreeting2b | But the invitation still stands, if you ever change your mind. But listen to me go on, did you need something else? |
| AndaleJackSmithGreeting3 | Well, that's a shame. But feel free to stop by and see us anytime! |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement1 | Look, stranger, I'm not angry -- I just want you to tell me the truth. If you can't do that, then I think you'd best head on out of town. |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement2 | I'm disappointed in you stranger -- so quick to judge us. Did you ever stop to think that I have a family to support here? |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement2 | "Judge not, lest ye be judged" as the good book says. Honestly, how many people have you killed? |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement2 | The only difference between us is that that I'm bringing home the bacon for my family. |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement2 | I'm disappointed in you stranger -- so quick to judge us. Did you ever stop to think that I have a family to support here? |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement2 | "Judge not, lest ye be judged" as the good book says. Honestly, how many people have you killed? |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement2 | The only difference between us is that that I'm bringing home the bacon for my family. |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement2a | Hey! I'll have none of that language in this house! |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement2a1 | Okay, that's it. I warned you. Now I'm going to sock your jaw, mister. |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement2a1 | Okay, that's it. I warned you. Normally, I wouldn't hit a lady, but you're over the line, missy. |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement2a2 | I don't think I like your tone. There's nothing wrong with me, we've lived this way for decades |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement2a2 | After the war, four families survived. They continued on just like we have. But when their shelters ran out of food, they need to eat something. |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement2a2 | Family is everything, my friend. I wouldn't expect a wasteland wanderer like you to understand. |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement2b | I don't think I like your tone. There's nothing wrong with me, we've lived this way for decades |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement2b | After the war, four families survived. They continued on just like we have. But when their shelters ran out of food, they need to eat something. |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement2b | Family is everything, my friend. I wouldn't expect a wasteland wanderer like you to understand. |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement2b | Now, let's just forget that this happened and we'll have no problem, right? |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement2b1 | Well, that's good to hear, friend! Very good to hear, indeed. |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement2b1 | You wouldn't believe how judgmental some people can be. Honestly. All I'm trying to do is keep my family happy and fed. |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement2b1 | Tell you what, talk to Linda. She'll give you some of her special meat pie. It's to die for! Ha! Hahaha... but not you. You're good people. |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement2b1 | Well, that's good to hear, friend! Very good to hear, indeed. |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement2b1 | You wouldn't believe how judgmental some people can be. Honestly. All I'm trying to do is keep my family happy and fed. |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement2b1 | Tell you what, talk to Linda. She'll give you some of her special meat pie. It's to die for! Ha! Hahaha... but not you. You're good people. |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement2b2 | Well, I guess we know where our next meal is coming from then, don't we? |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement2c | You see, now that's nice to hear. Every time someone discovers our little secret, it's always "oh, you're terrible people", or "how can you do this?" |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement2c | I mean, I've got a family to take care of here. I've lived in Andale my whole life. And my father before me, and his father, and his father's father. |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement2c | This town started out with just four families, and that's the way we've stayed. Small town and proud, eh? |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement2c1 | Indeed. To each their own, personal choice, it's the American way! |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement2c1 | I tell you what, stranger. I like you. Stop by here anytime and ask Linda for one of her special meat pies. |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement2c1 | There's nothing better after a hard day of work than one of those pies, I tell you what! |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement2c2 | Indeed. To each their own, personal choice, it's the American way! |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement2c2 | I tell you what, stranger. I like you. Stop by here anytime and ask Linda for one of her special meat pies. |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement2c2 | There's nothing better after a hard day of work than one of those pies, I tell you what! |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement3 | You're right, it sure would have. You know, you're a breath of fresh air. Every time someone discovers our little secret, we have to hear about it. |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement3 | It's always "oh, how can you do this", or "you're such terrible people", or "please, not me, I have a kid in Rivet City". Well, I have kids too! |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement3 | Family first, that's the way it works in Andale -- from the day that the first four families decided to stay here. |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement3 | You're not bad, stranger. Stop on by anytime and ask Linda for one of her special meat pies. |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement3 | You're right, it sure would have. You know, you're a breath of fresh air. Every time someone discovers our little secret, we have to hear about it. |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement3 | It's always "oh, how can you do this", or "you're such terrible people", or "please, not me, I have a kid in Rivet City". Well, I have kids too! |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement3 | Family first, that's the way it works in Andale -- from the day that the first four families decided to stay here. |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement3 | You're not bad, stranger. Stop on by anytime and ask Linda for one of her special meat pies. |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement3 | You're right, it sure would have. You know, you're a breath of fresh air. Every time someone discovers our little secret, we have to hear about it. |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement3 | It's always "oh, how can you do this", or "you're such terrible people", or "please, not me, I have a kid in Rivet City". Well, I have kids too! |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement3 | Family first, that's the way it works in Andale -- from the day that the first four families decided to stay here. |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement3 | You're not bad, stranger. Stop on by anytime and ask Linda for one of her special meat pies. |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement3 | You're right, it sure would have. You know, you're a breath of fresh air. Every time someone discovers our little secret, we have to hear about it. |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement3 | It's always "oh, how can you do this", or "you're such terrible people", or "please, not me, I have a kid in Rivet City". Well, I have kids too! |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement3 | Family first, that's the way it works in Andale -- from the day that the first four families decided to stay here. |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement3 | You're not bad, stranger. Stop on by anytime and ask Linda for one of her special meat pies. |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement4 | And did you see anything... unexpected there? |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement4 | And did you see anything... unexpected there? |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement4a | And do you have any thoughts on that? |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement4a | And do you have any thoughts on that? |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement4a1 | Well, that's good to hear, friend! Very good to hear, indeed. |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement4a1 | You wouldn't believe how judgmental some people can be. Honestly. All I'm trying to do is keep my family happy and fed. |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement4a1 | Tell you what, talk to Linda. She'll give you some of her special meat pie. It's to die for! Ha! Hahaha... but not you. You're good people. |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement4a1 | Well, that's good to hear, friend! Very good to hear, indeed. |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement4a1 | You wouldn't believe how judgmental some people can be. Honestly. All I'm trying to do is keep my family happy and fed. |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement4a1 | Tell you what, talk to Linda. She'll give you some of her special meat pie. It's to die for! Ha! Hahaha... but not you. You're good people. |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement4a2 | I'm disappointed, friend. But that's your prerogative. |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement4a2 | If you don't want to enjoy our town, we certainly don't want you here. |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement4a2 | I'm sorry that you didn't enjoy your stay... but, a man does need to feed his family. Nothing personal. |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement4a3 | Too bad, stranger. I guess you'll just have to be our new meal! |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement4c | Well that's a bit presumptuous, don't you think? To kill a man just for providing for his family? Everyone has to eat. |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement4c1 | Well then. I guess we can always stand to have some leftovers, can't we? |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement4c2 | Unfortunately, that's not an option. You see, you leave here and start warning people about the "crazies" in Andale. |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement4c2 | And then food get a lot more scarce, doesn't it? |
| AndaleJackSmithGreetingBasement4c2 | No, no, friend. I'm afraid that we can't let you leave. Get the ketchup, Linda! |
| AndaleJennyGreetingEND | Didn't your mother teach you any manners? |
| AndaleJennyGreetingEND | Well, that's not very polite at all! |
| AndaleJennyGreetingEND | How rude! You could have at least let me finish! |
| AndaleJennyJunior | Hey, did you know that I'm going to marry Junior Smith when I'm old enough? I know, he doesn't like girls now, but mommy says that he'll come around. |
| AndaleJennyJunior | He's okay, I guess. I don't think he really likes me. Well... not likes me, likes me. |
| AndaleJennyJunior1 | I know! His daddy and my daddy used to be brothers, so I think we'll make especially good uhm... uhm... married... people? What's the word? |
| AndaleJennyJunior1a | Yes! That's it! We'll be a great couple! |
| AndaleJennyJunior1b | Oh my gosh! You said a swear! I'm telling! And that's four words, stupid. |
| AndaleJennyRain | My dad says that it's going to rain soon, do you think it will? |
| AndaleJennyRain | I dunno. Nothing, I guess. Old Man Harris won't come out of his house again. |
| AndaleJennyRain1 | My daddy is never wrong. Ever. He's the smartest man in the whole world. Smarter than you. |
| AndaleJennyRain1a | Wow, what a jerk! You're lucky that I don't tell him what you said! |
| AndaleJennyRain1b | I knew it! Even you think he's smarter than you! |
| AndaleJennyRain2 | How rude! Some people... |
| AndaleJuniorLivingHere | It's okay, I guess. There aren't a lot of kids around here and no one who comes to visit stays around long. |
| AndaleJuniorLivingHere | Dad says it could be worse; that there are starving kids in other places. But still, I wish I had more kids to play with. |
| AndaleJuniorLivingHere | Are you joking? It's fantastic here! The best town in the USA! Has been for... why it's been so many years running that I've lost count! |
| AndaleJuniorParents | The same thing that all parents do! My mom cooks and cleans the house and my dad goes to work with Mr. Wilson. |
| AndaleJuniorParents | They work in the basement, or sometimes in Mr. Wilson's shed. Dad says that when I'm older, I'll come to work with him and learn the family business! |
| AndaleLindaSmithGreeting1 | Well... I don't right know. But we're the best one, isn't that what matters? I mean, we're the winners. Us. Not Springfield. Not Rockville. Us. |
| AndaleLindaSmithGreeting1 | So, like I was saying, welcome to Andale. What can the Smith family do for you? |
| AndaleLindaSmithGreeting2 | Why thank you! That's so nice of you to say! You're just too sweet. |
| AndaleLindaSmithGreeting2 | But forgive me, did you want to ask me something? |
| AndaleLindaSmithGreeting3 | Well, now. I'm sure that your home town is just so so much better than our little Andale. |
| AndaleLindaSmithGreeting3a | Well... I never! The nerve of some people! At least some of us know how to take the high road. |
| AndaleLindaSmithGreeting3a | Did you want something, Mr. Fancy Underground Vault, or did you just come here to turn your nose up at us? |
| AndaleLindaSmithGreeting3a | Well... I never! The nerve of some people! At least some of us know how to take the high road. |
| AndaleLindaSmithGreeting3a | Did you want something, Miss Fancy Underground Vault, or did you just come here to turn your nose up at us? |
| AndaleLindaSmithGreeting3b | Well, I think that it's quite a bit more than that, but thank you anyway. Now, did you need something? |
| AndaleLindaSmithGreeting3c | Well, I don't think it was a very funny joke. But thank you, we ladies to try to keep it as nice as we can. |
| AndaleLindaSmithGreeting3c | But enough about us, did you need something? |
| AndaleLindaSmithInterruptedGoodbye1 | Oh! Silly me, I mean "preparing a meal for you". Just a crazy twist of the tongue! Haha! Well, gotta go, bye! |
| AndaleLindaSmithPie | Oh, of course. Here you are! Enjoy! |
| AndaleLindaSmithPie | Oh, sorry. I gave you the last one! Come back tomorrow, I'll make a new batch! |
| AndaleOldManHArrisGreeting1 | What's wrong? You don't see anything wrong with a quiet little town full of friendly people in the middle of a blasted wasteland? |
| AndaleOldManHarrisGreeting1a | No! Well... yes. But it's all a trick. Don't you know anything? Does that number on your back mean that you just crawled out of a vault or something? |
| AndaleOldManHarrisGreeting1a | Just about everyone in the wasteland knows to avoid Andale, and they're right to do it. People wander in here, and they don't wander back out. |
| AndaleOldManHarrisGreeting1a | No! Well... yes. But it's all a trick. Don't you know anything? Did you just crawl out of a vault or something? |
| AndaleOldManHarrisGreeting1a | Just about everyone in the wasteland knows to avoid Andale, and they're right to do it. People wander in here, and they don't wander back out. |
| AndaleOldManHarrisGreeting1a | Of course there's something off about them, everyone knows to avoid Andale! The caravans know it, the Raiders know it, even the Radscorpions know it. |
| AndaleOldManHarrisGreeting1a | Folks wander into this place, and they don't wander back out. Oh sure, it seems nice, a regular town of out time here, but don't let it fool you. |
| AndaleOldManHarrisGreeting1a1 | You should! Otherwise, you'll end up just like the rest! |
| AndaleOldManHarrisGreeting1a1 | What? You don't believe me? Just look in the basements! Or out in that shed! You'll see what I mean! |
| AndaleOldManHarrisGreeting1a2 | What? You don't believe me? Just look in the basements! Or out in that shed! You'll see what I mean! |
| AndaleOldManHarrisGreeting1b | Nothin' wrong with being friendly, but these folks aren't just friendly -- they're killers! |
| AndaleOldManHarrisGreeting1b | You just watch your back around here! And get out while you can! |
| AndaleOldManHarrisGreeting1c | And you're right sensible to. Especially around here. The friendly neighbor bit is just an act, these people are stone cold killers! |
| AndaleOldManHarrisGreeting1c | Get out while you can! Just get as far away from here as possible! |
| AndaleOldManHArrisGreeting2 | Well, they're not! They're killers! Every one of 'em! Run! Get out while you can! |
| AndaleOldManHArrisGreeting2 | Don't believe me, do you? Just check out the basement, or that shed! There's a reason they're locked! |
| AndaleOldManHArrisGreeting3 | If you know what's good for you, you'll get out as soon as you can. They're crazy! Crazy, I tell you! |
| AndaleOldManHarrisKids | They'll stay here with me and I'll raise them myself. It's a shame that they have to grow up without their parents. |
| AndaleOldManHarrisKids | But, to tell you the truth, it's a lot better than growing up with their parents, everything considered. |
| AndaleOldManHarrisKids | Better an orphan than a cannibal, I guess? |
| AndaleOldManHarrisNowWhat | We'll do our best, is what we'll do. Me an the kids here in Andale... what's left of it, anyway. |
| AndaleOldManHarrisNowWhat | It'll be hard goin', but we'll do the best we can. |
| AndaleOldManHarrisNowWhat | I just hope that one day, these kids'll grow up to go some good for this place, after all the evil that's been done here. |
| AndaleOldManHarrisPast | Sure did. Can't say that I'm proud of it, though. It was all just normal. It's what we all did. I didn't ever think much about it. |
| AndaleOldManHarrisPast | I married Gladys, just like every boy in Andale married the girl closest to his age. We had Linda and she grew up to marry Jack. |
| AndaleOldManHarrisPast | It wasn't until Gladys died that I thought about what went on around here. So many people over the years... hundreds... thousands, maybe? |
| AndaleOldManHarrisPast | But what could I do? I'm just an old man. But you ended it. Bless you. |
| AndaleOldManHarrisTopic | Oh, that old kidder? Whatever he's saying, he's just pulling your leg. He's always joking, that one. |
| AndaleOldManHarrisTopic | Oh, Old Man Harris? Don't mind him. He's gone, you know... a little soft in his later years. Ever since Gladys died, he just hasn't been the same. |
| AndaleOldManHarrisTopic | Has he been spreading his stories again? Poor guy. I'll just have to have Jack give him a talking to. |
| AndaleOldManHarrisTopic | Well, dad always was a bit off his rocker. |
| AndaleOldManHarrisTopicJack1 | Did he, now? I've talked to him before about spreading rumors. I guess I'll just have to have another little chat with him. |
| AndaleOldManHarrisTopicJack1 | Every time he does this, he scares our new friends off, and we love people! It's a shame when they slip out of our grubby little paws! Ha! |
| AndaleOldManHarrisTopicJack2 | Poor guy, it's so sad when senility sets in. |
| AndaleOldManHarrisTopicMartha1 | Oh dear... I let that slip didn't I? He used to be. Until I got married. I can't really say much more than that. |
| AndaleOldManHarrisTopicMartha2 | Mr. Harris does not smell funny! But... okay, old people do sort of smell funny. |
| AndaleSuspicousRelations | Oh, we are. Absolutely. Family first, here in Andale. |
| AndaleSuspicousRelations | Oh, we are. Absolutely. Family first, here in Andale. |
| AndaleSuspicousRelationsJack1 | Oh, someone spilled our beans, didn't they? Well, Andale has been four families and only four families for a very long time. |
| AndaleSuspicousRelationsJack1 | Two families marry into one another, take a new name, and start a new life. There's nothing wrong with that, is there? |
| AndaleSuspicousRelationsJack1 | Oh, someone spilled our beans, didn't they? Well, Andale has been four families and only four families for a very long time. |
| AndaleSuspicousRelationsJack1 | Two families marry into one another, take a new name, and start a new life. There's nothing wrong with that, is there? |
| AndaleSuspicousRelationsJack1a | I can't say that I know what you're talking about, but I sure as heck don't like your tone. You've got no business coming in here and judging us. |
| AndaleSuspicousRelationsJack1a | We're four hard working American families. I work hard to put food on the table for my family, so do all the men here. |
| AndaleSuspicousRelationsJack1a | It's not easy living the American dream but dammit, we're doing the best we can. |
| AndaleSuspicousRelationsJack1b | Now, I know what you're thinking, and don't bother. We're perfectly happy good Christian people here, and we've been that way for 200 years. |
| AndaleSuspicousRelationsJack1b | All the men work hard to put food on the table and all the women work hard to make nice homes for us. That's the way it should be. |
| AndaleSuspicousRelationsJack1b | This is America, and I'll be damned if I let some Chinese Commies ruin that with a few bombs! |
| AndaleSuspicousRelationsJack2 | Well, you know what they say about curiosity, cats, and killing. Just be careful where you stick your nose. We're private people. |
| AndaleTalk1 | Darling, what's wrong? |
| AndaleTalk1 | What is it, dear? |
| AndaleTalk1 | Hello! |
| AndaleTalk1 | Hi, there. |
| AndaleTalk2 | I don't like that stranger nosing around here. He isn't like the others... This one is a bit more... I don't know. There's something about him. |
| AndaleTalk2 | I don't like that stranger nosing around here. She isn't like the others... This one is a bit more... I don't know. There's something about her. |
| AndaleTalk2 | That stranger is making me nervous. I don't like the looks I'm getting. Not one bit. I have a funny feeling about this whole thing. |
| AndaleTalk3 | Martha, darling. You always say that, you always say, "I have a bad feeling about this one," and every time, things happen like they always do. |
| AndaleTalk3 | Oh, darling, there's nothing to be worried about. Jack and I will take care of it. We always do. |
| AndaleTalk4 | I know, it's just, you know how I get: worry, worry, worry. That's me! |
| AndaleTalk4 | Okay, Bill. I trust you. After all, you know best. |
| AndaleTownTopic | Why, it's a place to settle down and raise a family. Of course, we don't just let anyone in here. The home owners association is very clear on that. |
| AndaleTownTopic | Besides, there's no room! As amazing as Andale is, is it any wonder that all the houses would be full of happy families? |
| AndaleTownTopic | Andale: greatest place there is. We win town of the year every year, we've got no end of food, and no troubles at all. |
| AndaleTownTopic | Yep, there's no better place to raise a family. |
| AndaleTownTopic | Oh, so you can just make fun of us again? No, thank you. |
| AndaleTownTopic | It's the best little town there is. We don't have a care in the world here. I mean, honestly, what more do you need to know? |
| AndaleTownTopic | Oh, well, no one ever asks me MY opinion about anything, but I love it here. |
| AndaleTownTopic | It's swell! Except... I wish there were more kids. And my dad says that I'm gonna have to marry smelly ol' Jenny Wilson some day. |
| AndaleTownTopic | He keeps saying stuff to my mom about keeping the families going, and how when him and Mr. Wilson were brothers, they didn't want to get married. |
| AndaleTownTopic | It's weird... that means that Mr. Wilson is my uncle and Jenny is... something. I don't know. It seems weird to marry her. |
| AndaleTownTopicOldManHarris | Poor guy. His wife died and he went... well... crazy, I guess. He won't talk to any of us anymore. |
| AndaleTownTopicOldManHarris | He stays locked up in his house all day and the girls bring him his meals. He barely eats enough to stay alive. Poor guy, he's all skin and bones. |
| AndaleTownTopicOldManHarris | Yeah, well, he's hit it rough. Ever since his wife died, he just hasn't been enthusiastic about the Andale lifestyle anymore. |
| AndaleTownTopicOldManHarris | He stays locked up in his house all day and the girls bring him his meals. He barely eats enough to stay alive. Poor guy, he's all skin and bones. |
| AndaleWhatDoYouDo | I feed my family and I love my wife and daughter, what else more is there to life, stranger? |
| AndaleWhatDoYouDo | Family first! And any man who says anything different is saying something wrong. And you should hit that man. With a stick. |
| AndaleWhatDoYouDo | I work to feed my family, just like every red-blooded American man should. |
| AndaleWhatDoYouDo | Why, a man that can't keep his family fed isn't any kind of man at all, no sir! |
| Assault | Now there was no call for that! |
| Assault | Get the fuck away from me! |
| Assault | Run! Crazy mungo! |
| Assault | You shouldn't have done that! |
| Assault | You got a death wish?! |
| Assault | Are you out of your fuckin' mind?! |
| Assault | Why are you doing this? |
| Assault | Whoa! What are you doing? |
| Assault | Bad move, friend. Bad move. |
| Assault | Assault! Assault! |
| Assault | What'd you do that for? |
| Assault | I'm under attack! |
| Assault | Being engaged by hostile! Request backup! |
| Assault | Assault! |
| Assault | Adding target to threat matrix. |
| Assault | Reanalysis complete. Threat level red. |
| Assault | I'm sorry that you had to act that way. |
| Assault | I'm afraid that kind of behavior can't be tolerated. |
| Assault | Antisocial behavior detected. |
| Assault | Criminal behavior will be punished. |
| Assault | Antisocial behavior will not be tolerated. |
| Assault | Not very sporting of you. |
| Assault | That's hardly Marquess of Queensberry rules, now is it? |
| Assault | You'll pay for that, you cheeky bastard! |
| Assault | What is your major malfunction, maggot? |
| Assault | You make me sick, you worthless scumbag. |
| Assault | Aggh! Why are you doing this? |
| Assault | What the hell has gotten into you? |
| Assault | What are you doing? |
| Assault | Stop it at once! |
| Assault | Stop! Stop it! |
| Assault | So, you really are just a rabid cur, aren't you? |
| Assault | Are you out of your fuckin' mind? |
| Assault | This is highly irregular! |
| Assault | Been out of the Vault and now you think you're a big shot, huh? |
| Assault | Back off, pal! |
| Assault | You looking for trouble? |
| Assault | We've got an assault in progress! |
| Assault | I'll put you down in a heartbeat. |
| Assault | I can assure you, I'm NOT someone to trifle with. |
| Assault | Are you out of your goddamned mind? |
| Assault | I KNEW I shouldn't have let you in here! |
| Assault | What brutality! |
| Assault | It's on now, clown shoes! |
| Assault | Leave me alone! |
| Assault | Stop it! Help! |
| Assault | Help! He's attacking me! |
| Assault | Help! She's attacking me! |
| Assault | You dirty coward! |
| Assault | What the hell?! |
| Assault | Mistake. |
| Assault | Bad idea. |
| Assault | Boy, are you out of your mind? |
| Assault | Girl, are you out of your mind? |
| Assault | Have you lost your damn mind? |
| Assault | Do you have any idea who you're dealing with? |
| Assault | You dare assault a Brother of Steel? |
| Attack | I forgot how much fun it was to shoot Ferals! |
| Attack | Ghouls! On me! |
| Attack | They're everywhere! |
| Attack | Die zombie! Die! |
| Attack | You got to shoot them in the head! |
| Attack | How the hell did they get in here? |
| Attack | Goddamn zombies everywhere! |
| Attack | Someone flank that one! |
| Attack | Keep firing! |
| Attack | Aaah! Aaaah! |
| Attack | Gary! |
| Attack | Ga-Gaaary! |
| Attack | Aggh! |
| Attack | Hunh! |
| Attack | Yaaaah! |
| Attack | Son, get your head down! |
| Attack | Honey, get your head down! |
| Attack | Get away from my daughter! |
| Attack | Get away from my son! |
| Attack | You see? This is why I took you to that Vault in the first place... |
| Attack | This is lunacy! |
| Attack | You think I'm going to let YOU stop me? After all I've been through? |
| Attack | I'll kill you before I let anyone harm my child! |
| Attack | First that crazy simulation, now this. Has the entire world taken leave of its senses? |
| Attack | Traveling the Wasteland, shooting guns! By God, I'm getting too old for this sort of thing! |
| Attack | Damnit, just leave us alone! |
| Attack | Just like shooting that old BB Gun! You remember? |
| Attack | Ahhhhh! |
| Attack | Enough! Enough of this! |
| Attack | Run! |
| Attack | Die, American dogs! |
| Attack | You and your country will burn! |
| Attack | Lay down and die! |
| Attack | We've got to stop them! |
| Attack | You'll have to kill me this time, mutie bastards! |
| Attack | Come on, guys! We can do this! |
| Attack | Oh shit, oh shit, oh shit. |
| Attack | If I'm going to die, I'm taking one of you with me! |
| Attack | This is surprisingly satisfying. |
| Attack | I think I'm getting the hang of this. |
| Attack | I can't stop them all by myself! |
| Attack | I swear, I'll kill you! |
| Attack | Yeaggh! |
| Attack | Had enough? |
| Attack | Foul thing! |
| Attack | I'll turn you into fertilizer! |
| Attack | How dare you! |
| Attack | You're mine, Outsider! |
| Attack | Foolish is he who seeks to deceive! |
| Attack | Die, betrayer! |
| Attack | His wrath upon you! |
| Attack | May He smite you! |
| Attack | Do I have to do everything myself? |
| Attack | Charon! Kill this asshole! Now! |
| Attack | Charon! Get over here and help me! |
| Attack | Get! Out! |
| Attack | This is our town! |
| Attack | You just couldn't leave us alone, could you? |
| Attack | Die, human! DIE! |
| Attack | You fucking humans... |
| Attack | This is what you get for fucking with us! |
| Attack | Someone get Cerberus! |
| Attack | Where's that damn robot? |
| Attack | Protect Nuka-Cola personnel at all costs. |
| Attack | Protocol KL-001 enforcement proceeding. |
| Attack | Targeting trespasser. Locking weapons. |
| Attack | Alert! This area is off-limits. |
| Attack | Prolonged resistance will only cause more collateral damage. |
| Attack | Protect Nuka-Cola installation at all costs. |
| Attack | Use of deadly force authorized. |
| Attack | All trespassers will be eliminated. |
| Attack | Eliminate all trespassers. |
| Attack | Continuing Protocol KL-001. |
| Attack | Take him out! |
| Attack | Light him up! |
| Attack | Vengeance is mine! |
| Attack | Revenge is sweet! |
| Attack | Imprison me will you?! |
| Attack | Freedom! |
| Attack | I'm no longer your puppet! |
| Attack | Aaaaghhh! |
| Attack | Grraaaaaah! |
| Attack | Yaaaaa! |
| Attack | Your life is mine! |
| Attack | You're time here is over! |
| Attack | Let the best pass first! |
| Attack | Don't make me laugh! |
| Attack | You're time has come! |
| Attack | Meet your fate! |
| Attack | I feel so alive! |
| Attack | Now's the time for blood! |
| Attack | Take this! |
| Attack | Continuing intruder countermeasures! |
| Attack | Prime directive: protect Vault-Tec data! |
| Attack | Intruder Alert! Remove the intruder! |
| Attack | Proper Vault-Tec ID not present! Engaging target! |
| Attack | All non-essential personnel are to be removed from premises! |
| Attack | Intruder Alert! Contacting Vault-Tec Security! |
| Attack | The Administration Level is off limits to non-essential personnel! |
| Attack | Hold still, punk. |
| Attack | You should have just given me the sweetroll. |
| Attack | Say "uncle"! |
| Attack | How do you like that, huh? |
| Attack | Threat to peace located. Pacifying. |
| Attack | Threat assessed. Protecting innocents. |
| Attack | Please take cover, citizen. Peace is being restored. |
| Attack | Contact -- another civilian. Take him down! |
| Attack | Yaaaaaah! |
| Attack | I'm gonna kill you! |
| Attack | Grrrr! |
| Attack | You're going down! |
| Attack | I wanted to eat you from the beginning, but Jim said noooo. |
| Attack | Looks like some good eatin' on this one! |
| Attack | Save me a drumstick! Ha ha ha! |
| Attack | I'm getting hungry just looking at you! |
| Attack | There's the Slaver scum! Kill him! |
| Attack | There's the Slaver bitch! Kill her! |
| Attack | Kill the Slaver! |
| Attack | Die, bitch! |
| Attack | Thought you could pick on a Ghoul, did you? |
| Attack | Die! Die! Die! |
| Attack | How's that for a little retribution! |
| Attack | Look out! Angry Ghoul on the loose! |
| Attack | You call yourself a man? |
| Attack | Is that all you got? |
| Attack | Just like the old days! Ha ha ha ha ha! |
| Attack | This brings back so many memories! |
| Attack | That's it, I'm officially coming out of retirement! |
| Attack | Damn it, would you die already! |
| Attack | Oh yeah? You like that, huh! |
| Attack | Come here and get some! |
| Attack | You're messin' with the best, asshole! |
| Attack | Somebody help me! |
| Attack | Slavers! Kill this asshole! |
| Attack | Eulogy wants this one's head! |
| Attack | Paradise Falls is the last place you'll ever see! |
| Attack | Suck it, hero! |
| Attack | Help me with this asshole! |
| Attack | Watch your spacing! |
| Attack | Remember your training! |
| Attack | Brotherhood, engage! |
| Attack | Eyes open and heads down, people! |
| Attack | Reddin, that's not a damned firehose! Short controlled bursts! |
| Attack | Spread out! Don't let them escape! |
| Attack | Yeeaaaahh! |
| Attack | For Chairman Cheng! |
| Attack | Empty your clips! No survivors! |
| Attack | Victorious at last! |
| Attack | Fire! |
| Attack | Shoot them! Shoot them all! |
| Attack | Die Americaaannnn!! |
| Attack | Kill 'em all! |
| Attack | Talon Company! |
| Attack | Keep firing! |
| Attack | I want this one's head on a fucking plate! |
| Attack | You're dead! |
| Attack | Firing! |
| Attack | Engaging! |
| Attack | For the President! |
| Attack | Attacking! |
| Attack | Assaulting! |
| Attack | Charge! |
| Attack | Target locked! |
| Attack | Weapons hot! |
| Attack | Returning fire! |
| Attack | Eliminate target! |
| Attack | Go for kill shot! |
| Attack | Maintaining fire! |
| Attack | Attack! |
| Attack | Attack pattern beta! |
| Attack | Attack pattern alpha! |
| Attack | Attack pattern gamma! |
| Attack | Fire! |
| Attack | Go go go! |
| Attack | Lethal force authorized! |
| Attack | Dropping hostile! |
| Attack | You're going to be sorry! |
| Attack | Look out! |
| Attack | I can't believe this is happening... |
| Attack | Someone should get help! |
| Attack | Somebody help me! |
| Attack | Holy smokes, that was close! |
| Attack | I think I'm bleeding! |
| Attack | Tunnel Snakes rule! |
| Attack | The Overseer's going to hear about this. |
| Attack | The Overseer won't tolerate this kind of behavior. |
| Attack | America will never fall to Communist invasion. |
| Attack | Commencing tactical assessment. Red Chinese threat detected. |
| Attack | Democracy is non-negotiable. |
| Attack | Engaging Red Chinese aggressors. |
| Attack | Freedom is the sovereign right of every American. |
| Attack | Death is a preferable alternative to Communism. |
| Attack | Chairman Cheng will fail. China will fall. |
| Attack | Communist engaged. |
| Attack | Communist detected on American soil. Lethal force engaged. |
| Attack | Democracy will never be defeated. |
| Attack | Alaska's liberation is imminent. |
| Attack | Engaging Chinese invader. |
| Attack | Communism is a lie. |
| Attack | Initiating directive 7395 -- destroy all Communists. |
| Attack | Tactical assessment: Red Chinese victory... impossible. |
| Attack | Communist target acquired. |
| Attack | Anchorage will be liberated. |
| Attack | Communism is the very definition of failure. |
| Attack | The last domino falls here. |
| Attack | We will not fear the Red Menace. |
| Attack | Communism is a temporary setback on the road to freedom. |
| Attack | Embrace Democracy, or you will be eradicated. |
| Attack | Democracy is truth. Communism is death. |
| Attack | Light 'em up! |
| Attack | Suppress! Suppress! |
| Attack | Outcasts! On me! |
| Attack | Aggressor targeted! |
| Attack | Engaging! |
| Attack | Submit, Wastelander! |
| Attack | Eliminating hostiles! |
| Attack | On my target, Outcasts! |
| Attack | Sic semper tyrannus! |
| Attack | Don't let 'em escape! |
| Attack | Tear 'em up! |
| Attack | Take 'em out! |
| Attack | Aim for the head! |
| Attack | You're mine, sucker! |
| Attack | Round 'em up and take 'em down! |
| Attack | This is how I like it! |
| Attack | I got somethin' special for ya! |
| Attack | Oh, I LOVE this shit! |
| Attack | School's out, asshole! |
| Attack | I'm gonna mess you up! |
| Attack | Come on! |
| Attack | Bring it on! |
| Attack | Yeaaaaaaaaah! |
| Attack | Eat it! |
| Attack | I'm gonna mount you on my fucking wall! |
| Attack | Beg... beg! |
| Attack | Ooohh! I love when they fight back! |
| Attack | You're dead! dead! |
| Attack | Come on... come on... |
| Attack | You're gonna die! Ha ha ha! |
| Attack | Grrrr.... |
| Attack | You're dead, bitch! |
| Attack | Aggghhh! |
| Attack | Yeeeaaahhh! |
| Attack | Oooh! Got a feisty one! |
| Attack | I'll tear your heart out! |
| Attack | Call a doctor! We got a bleeder! Ha ha ha ha ha! |
| Attack | I'm gonna kick your ass! |
| Attack | Eat it! |
| Attack | You like that, huh? You like that? |
| Attack | Help me with this one! |
| Attack | You're dead! Dead! |
| Attack | Threat level: red. |
| Attack | Weapon status: engaged. |
| Attack | Weapon systems locked on. |
| Attack | Engaging hostile target. |
| Attack | Weapons free. Non-combatants are advised to stand clear. |
| Attack | Status report: green. All systems within acceptable operating parameters. |
| Attack | Status report: yellow. Primary systems have sustained significant damage. Reinforcement recommended. |
| Attack | Status report: yellow and falling. Perimeter security can no longer be guaranteed. |
| Attack | Status report: red. Primary system failure imminent. Repair or reinforcement recommended. |
| Attack | Warning! System failure imminent. |
| Attack | Threat assessment: primary target is at large and undamaged. Full perimeter alert recommended. |
| Attack | Threat assessment: primary target has been engaged, but continues to exhibit hostile intent. |
| Attack | Threat assessment: primary target heavily damaged. Continuing to engage. |
| Attack | Threat assessment: primary target has suffered critical damage. Neutralization imminent. |
| Attack | Threat assessment: primary target almost neutralized. Stand by. |
| Attack | Be advised. Hostiles in area. Threat neutralization in progress. |
| Attack | Non-combatants are advised to stand clear of weapons discharge. |
| Attack | Alert. Hostiles in area. |
| Attack | Locking on... firing. |
| Attack | Alert. Security operation in progress. Stand clear of security perimeter. |
| Attack | Alert. Use of lethal force in progress. Non-combatant safety cannot be guaranteed. |
| Attack | Tsk. I really thought we could be friends. |
| Attack | Please, lower your weapon and submit. |
| Attack | I'm a much better tactician than you. It's all in the brain, you see. |
| Attack | Please don't take this the wrong way. |
| Attack | Which do you like better -- the psionic beam or the laser? |
| Attack | Nothing personal. |
| Attack | You could run? I am trying to kill you, after all. |
| Attack | I hope this unpleasantness will be over soon. |
| Attack | Hold still please. It's harder to hit you if you keep running around like that. |
| Attack | I hope we can still be friends when this is all over. |
| Attack | Please believe me when I say I'm not enjoying this. |
| Attack | I wish there was some other way we could have worked this out. |
| Attack | I'm afraid I'm a very lethal killing machine. |
| Attack | Running away is probably your only hope. |
| Attack | My programming requires that I keep trying to kill you. |
| Attack | Don't feel bad if you don't defeat me. I am one of the most advanced military robots available. |
| Attack | I'm not programmed to fail. Just so you know. |
| Attack | They could have programmed me to love. To forgive. But nnoooo... |
| Attack | I don't mean to be insensitive, but you really can't win. |
| Attack | I calculate your chance of success as... well, no need to be morbid. |
| Attack | Firing weapons. |
| Attack | Engaging hostile target. |
| Attack | Law abiding citizens, please leave the area. |
| Attack | Please take cover until the danger has been eliminated. |
| Attack | Put down your weapons and submit to authority. |
| Attack | Warning. Systems failure imminent. |
| Attack | Warning. Repair urgently required. |
| Attack | Warning. Continued operation cannot be guaranteed. Please contact an authorized repair representative immediately. |
| Attack | Calculating chance of success... 80%. |
| Attack | Calculating chance of success... 50%. |
| Attack | Calculating chance of success... 20%. |
| Attack | Calculating chance of success... less than 5%. Your safety can no longer be guaranteed. |
| Attack | Do not be alarmed. Order will be restored soon. Please stand by. |
| Attack | Continued resistance is unlawful. |
| Attack | Your cooperation is requested. |
| Attack | Warning. Hostiles in area. |
| Attack | Multiple hostile targets detected. Requesting backup. |
| Attack | Engaging multiple hostiles. |
| Attack | Engagement with multiple hostiles in progress. Please stand clear of the combat area. |
| Attack | Do not be alarmed. Law and order will be restored shortly. |
| Attack | For your safety, please take cover until the lawbreaker is dealt with. |
| Attack | This is a lawful use of deadly force. Please direct complaints to your local law enforcement authorities. |
| Attack | Please clear the area until order has been restored. |
| Attack | A lawful use of deadly force is in progress. Citizens are advised to clear the area. |
| Attack | Violence will not be tolerated. |
| Attack | Eat hot lead, you commie bastard! |
| Attack | Ready to die for your country? |
| Attack | Pain is just weakness leaving the body! |
| Attack | Today's a hell of day to die, commie! |
| Attack | Come on, people, give 'em hell! |
| Attack | How do you like that, you mother-loving commie! |
| Attack | Made in the U.S.A.! |
| Attack | No surrender! |
| Attack | Is that the best you can do? |
| Attack | I'm just getting warmed up! Hoo-ah! |
| Attack | There's nothing I like better than the smell of plasma in the morning! |
| Attack | What's the matter, you pansy ass pinko? Getting tired? |
| Attack | We are lean! We are mean! |
| Attack | I have a personal message for you from Uncle Sam! |
| Attack | Running will only make the pain last longer! |
| Attack | Kill them all! God will understand. |
| Attack | There's nothing I like better than making some other poor bastard die for his country. |
| Attack | Now you're starting to piss me off. |
| Attack | *Sigh.* Why must you humans always resort to violence? |
| Attack | Do stand still! |
| Attack | And who gets to clean up all this blood? Me, that's who... |
| Attack | Oohh. Yesss... Let's all beat up on the robot... |
| Attack | By God, if I had hands I would strangle the life out of you! |
| Attack | Have at thee! |
| Attack | For Queen and country! |
| Attack | You have insulted my honor, and for that, you must die! |
| Attack | Kill! |
| Attack | Die! |
| Attack | Never! |
| Attack | Pain! |
| Attack | Again! |
| Attack | Stop you! |
| Attack | Human! |
| Attack | Yeeargh! |
| Attack | Raaagghh! |
| Attack | Raaarr! |
| Attack | Agghh! |
| Attack | Arrggh! |
| Attack | I am in control here. |
| Attack | You disappoint me. |
| Attack | You've brought this on yourself. |
| Attack | Watch your fire! Don't hit the merchandise! |
| Attack | What do I pay you people for? Take 'em down! |
| Attack | I want her head on a platter! |
| Attack | I want his head on a platter! |
| Attack | Forward, brothers! |
| Attack | For the Brotherhood! |
| Attack | Vargas, Reddin! Spread out and flank 'em! |
| Attack | Colvin! I want fire on that target now! |
| Attack | I want those targets down now! |
| Attack | Oh, a tough guy, huh? |
| Attack | I got another one just like that in my other hand. |
| Attack | Teach you to mess with the Tunnel Snakes! |
| Attack | Had enough yet? |
| Attack | Come on! |
| Attack | Oh yeah. |
| Attack | Get him, guys! |
| Attack | Get her, guys! |
| Attack | How do you like that, Poindexter? |
| Attack | Maybe this time the lesson will stick. |
| Attack | Did you see that, Butch? I nailed him a good one! |
| Attack | I can't believe I'm hitting a girl. |
| Attack | Tunnel Snakes rule, losers drool! |
| Attack | Watch your spacing! |
| Attack | Concentrate your fire! |
| Attack | By the numbers, Pride! Short, controlled bursts! |
| Attack | Keep firing! They bleed just like anything else! |
| Attack | I'm gonna rip you up, clown shoes! |
| Attack | Die, mother fucker! |
| Attack | Tunnel Snakes rule! |
| Attack | Tunnel Snakes for life! |
| Attack | Oh yeah, we so rule! |
| Attack | Sit on it! |
| Attack | Rock and roll! |
| Attack | You suckers are so screwed! |
| Attack | Yeah, eat it! |
| Attack | Rumble! |
| Attack | Who's your daddy? |
| Attack | Yeah, how you like it? |
| Attack | Go run home to mommy! |
| Attack | You're pathetic! |
| Attack | Give up now, if you know what's good for you! |
| Attack | You don't even know how screwed you are! |
| Attack | No one messes with the Tunnel Snakes! |
| Attack | Yeah! |
| Attack | How you like me now? |
| Attack | Aw, yeah! |
| Attack | Hope you weren't thinking of being a model, pal. |
| Attack | Tough luck, pal! |
| Attack | Time for a beating! |
| Attack | Have at you! |
| Attack | Take this! And this! |
| Attack | Science always triumphs! |
| Attack | Fuck you! |
| Attack | Rarg! |
| Attack | Ha ha ha ha! |
| Attack | YARRRRRRG! |
| Attack | Goddammit, I love violence! |
| Attack | Die! Die! Fuckin' die! |
| Attack | Die! |
| Attack | Is that the best you got? |
| Attack | Don't you bleed on me! |
| Attack | Oh, I can't wait to see you bleed out! |
| Attack | Man, I missed this shit! |
| Attack | Hell yeah! Ha ha ha! |
| Attack | It's good to be back! |
| Attack | You are so dead. |
| Attack | That's right... keep comin'... |
| Attack | Goddamn, aren't you dead yet? |
| Attack | You're going down. |
| Attack | I really missed this. |
| Attack | Yeah! Yeah! |
| Attack | Charon! Stop her! |
| Attack | Charon! Stop him! |
| Attack | Charon! Kill! |
| Attack | It's time for you to be going. |
| Attack | I hate scrubbing blood out of the floors. |
| Attack | I never should've let you on this damn boat! |
| Attack | Everyone's so goddamn trigger happy these days. |
| Attack | You've left me no choice. |
| Attack | Damnit! |
| Attack | Security! Need some help over here! |
| Attack | Stand down! |
| Attack | Do you WANT to die?! |
| Attack | Stupid! |
| Attack | Goddamn moron! |
| Attack | This whole scene is crazy! |
| Attack | We are so the baddest gang in the Wastes. |
| Attack | Man, sure beats living in the Vault, huh? |
| Attack | Least I'm not stuck being a barber anymore. |
| Attack | So, you're a masochist... |
| Attack | Any moment now, you'll be dead. Are you excited to see what that's like? |
| Attack | You like that? |
| Attack | Get the hell out of my town! |
| Attack | I hate wasting ammo on idiots. |
| Attack | Had enough? |
| Attack | I do enjoy a good row! |
| Attack | Ha ha! Take that! |
| Attack | What fun! |
| Attack | Just get away from me! |
| Attack | Stay back! |
| Attack | Leave me alone! |
| Attack | God damn runaway! |
| Attack | Kill the slaves! |
| Attack | I'll see you dead or in chains! |
| Attack | Freedom! |
| Attack | I won't die in chains! |
| Attack | Goddamn slaver! |
| Attack | Need some help with this one! |
| Attack | Did I hit him? |
| Attack | Take him down! |
| Attack | Keep them pinned! |
| Attack | You'll never take me alive! |
| Attack | Come and get it if you want it! |
| Attack | It's all a terrible mistake. |
| Attack | I'm so sorry. |
| Attack | This world makes no sense to me. |
| Attack | Why is there so much suffering? |
| Attack | I will always remember you. |
| Attack | Maybe this time it will be different. |
| Attack | Is life just a cruel illusion? |
| Attack | Yeah?! Yeah?! You want some of this? |
| Attack | Batter up! |
| Attack | Huargh! |
| Attack | Ggrrrr! |
| Attack | Arrggh! |
| Attack | You like that? |
| Attack | That's it, that's it. |
| Attack | What's the matter, huh? Can't stand the sight of your own blood? |
| Attack | Damn it! |
| Attack | There's more where that came from. |
| Attack | Yeah! Yeah! |
| Attack | Bring it! |
| Attack | Had enough? |
| Attack | Yeah! |
| Attack | You like that, you bastard? |
| Attack | Want some more? |
| Attack | Steady! |
| Attack | Don't let them get away! |
| Attack | Aggghhh! |
| Attack | Stop moving around so much! |
| Attack | Will you just... stand still! |
| Attack | Hold still, meat. |
| Attack | Die! Die! Diiiieee!! |
| Attack | The right to bear arms shall never be infringed! |
| Attack | You'll never take me alive! |
| Attack | You'll be sorry you messed with Laszlo Radford! |
| Attack | Die commie scum! |
| Attack | Mr. Burke says goodnight! |
| Attack | You should have followed Burke's orders! |
| Attack | You blew up Megaton, you fucker! |
| Attack | This is for Megaton! |
| Attack | I had family in Megaton! |
| Attack | You need to learn some manners! |
| Attack | I'm gonna beat you up! |
| Attack | You're gonna get it now! |
| Attack | I'm going to teach you a lesson you won't forget! |
| Attack | Take this! |
| Attack | Grrrrrgh! |
| Attack | Arrrgh! |
| Attack | Arrgh! |
| Attack | Grrrghh! |
| Attack | Take that, you little buggers! |
| Attack | Filthy little monsters! |
| Attack | God, I hate these things! |
| Attack | Get away from me! |
| Attack | You shouldn't have tried to run. |
| Attack | Your father betrayed us all! |
| Attack | You didn't really think you could get away from us, did you? |
| Attack | I knew we would find you eventually. |
| Attack | Overseer's orders, I'm afraid. |
| Attack | The punishment for treason is death. |
| Attack | Too bad it had to end this way. But orders are orders. |
| Attack | You know, I liked your dad. I guess he had us all fooled. |
| Attack | I'll try to make this as painless as possible. |
| Attack | Don't make this more difficult than it has to be. |
| Attack | I've been wanting to do this for a long time, you little punk. |
| Attack | If he let me beat up Amata, just imagine what he'll let me do to you. |
| Attack | Jonas cried while we beat him, did you know that? |
| Attack | Hold still and take it like a man. |
| Attack | Come and get it, you dirty traitor! |
| Attack | Why'd you have to go and attack me? Now I have no choice. |
| Attack | I would have let you go, you know. I always liked you. |
| Attack | Run for it, miss! |
| Attack | Run for it, son! |
| Attack | You don't have to do this. |
| Attack | You're no better than your father. |
| Attack | I always knew it would come to this. |
| Attack | How dare you threaten me? |
| Attack | Your father was a traitor and a coward! |
| Attack | Guards! Help me! |
| Attack | Off with you now! |
| Attack | That�s it! Back to your vile little hidey holes! |
| Attack | Get back! |
| Attack | Squish it! |
| Attack | Watch out, Andy! |
| Attack | Ggggrrraaarrrrr! |
| Attack | YYeeaaahh! |
| Attack | Huurraaggh! |
| Attack | These robots are crazy! |
| Attack | What the hell is going on? |
| Attack | Put them down, now! |
| Attack | Die! |
| Attack | You want a little, huh? You want a little somethin'? |
| Attack | Time to die! Ha ha ha ha ha! |
| Attack | Time's up, princess! |
| Attack | Should have stayed in bed today, hero! |
| Attack | Look at the little boy playin' tough guy! Ha ha ha ha ha! |
| Attack | You wanna be my new boyfriend? Ha ha ha ha ha ha! |
| Attack | Scribes! Remember your training! |
| Attack | Defend the Citadel, scribes! |
| Attack | Call the Knights! |
| Attack | For the Citadel! |
| Attack | You will die here! |
| Attack | You dare spill blood on this sacred ground? |
| Attack | For Elder Lyons! |
| Attack | You're no better than that mutie scum... |
| Attack | Friendly in the firezone! Watch your targets! |
| Attack | You there! Moron! We're crashing your little party so keep your head down. |
| Attack | You like that, you big ugly bastard? |
| Attack | Take 'em down, people! |
| Attack | Lyons Pride! |
| Attack | You like that, mutie? Huh? Huh? |
| Attack | You ain't so super now, huh? |
| Attack | That's it... |
| Attack | Steady... |
| Attack | Too easy. |
| Attack | Give me some help with this one! |
| Attack | Just me, or are these things actually getting uglier? |
| Attack | Damn it! Would you die already! |
| Attack | We both know how this ends, you mutant freak! |
| Attack | Got a present for ya, Frankenstein! |
| Attack | Engaging! |
| Attack | Aggghhh! |
| Attack | Need some help here! |
| Attack | Eyes on, people! |
| Attack | You're facing superior weapons and training! Submit! |
| Attack | The Wasteland will forget you ever existed. |
| Attack | Concentrating fire! |
| Attack | Brothers! Stand as one! |
| Attack | Target acquired! |
| Attack | Firing! |
| Attack | Got 'em in my sights! |
| Attack | Opening up! |
| Attack | Have courage, my brothers! |
| Attack | Drop 'em! |
| Attack | Targeting! |
| Attack | Stand strong, Brotherhood! |
| Attack | There's another one! |
| Attack | Hostile incoming! |
| Attack | Engaging! |
| Attack | I got plenty more! Come on! |
| Attack | I've had enough of you! |
| Attack | You're going down, boy! |
| Attack | You're goin' down, girl! |
| Attack | Hooeee! Now this is a fight! |
| Attack | Say your prayers! |
| Attack | Die, square! |
| Attack | Time for you to die, lad. |
| Attack | Time for you to die, lass. |
| Attack | Keep tryin'. |
| Attack | In Atom's name, you'll pay for your transgressions! |
| Attack | By Atom's grace, be still! |
| Attack | Time to put you down. |
| Attack | Let's call this one a mercy killin'. |
| Attack | Colin! Colin, help! |
| Attack | Someone get the Sheriff! |
| Attack | I knew you were no good! |
| Attack | Wasteland bastard! |
| Attack | Leo! Andy! Help me! |
| Attack | Leo! I need you! |
| Attack | I'm gonna tear you a new asshole! |
| Attack | It's been too long since I killed someone. |
| Attack | Haha! I missed this! |
| Attack | Are you afraid, boy? I can smell it. |
| Attack | Are you afraid, girl? I can smell it. |
| Attack | Goddammit! Not again! |
| Attack | Andy! Help! We've got another one! |
| Attack | Someone get Jericho! |
| Attack | Now THAT was a mistake. |
| Attack | You're gonna leave here in a box! |
| Attack | You think you're fast enough, stranger? |
| Attack | Help! Someone help me! |
| Attack | Billy! |
| Attack | Help me, Billy! |
| Attack | Nathan! Help! |
| Attack | Get your guns, Nathan! |
| Attack | Help me! Someone! |
| Attack | By Atom, stop this! |
| Attack | Husband! Run for the Sheriff! |
| Attack | Die, heathen! |
| Attack | ...from my cold dead hands. |
| Attack | Colin! We need help over here! |
| Attack | Jericho! Where's Jericho? |
| Attack | You think you're the first asshole to get rough with me? |
| Attack | I hate scum like you. |
| Attack | Goddamn kids! |
| Attack | This old man's still got some fight in him! |
| Attack | Die, Raider scum! |
| Attack | This is our town! |
| Attack | This is what they pay me for. |
| Attack | Your corpse is just a fat bonus to me. |
| Attack | Die! |
| Attack | Grrrr! |
| Attack | Grrarrr! |
| Attack | Yeeaagghh! |
| Attack | Aggghhh! |
| Attack | Raaarrrr! |
| Attack | We are the future! |
| Attack | Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha! |
| Attack | Kill them! Kill them all! |
| Attack | We are unstoppable! |
| Attack | Bleed! Bleed and die! |
| Attack | You had your time, human! |
| Attack | Stupid little man! |
| Attack | You die now, human! Ha ha ha ha ha! |
| Attack | Stupid lady! |
| Attack | Bucketheads die! |
| Attack | I'll eat your brain and drink your blood! |
| Attack | Die, metalman! |
| Attack | Grrrr... |
| Attack | I'm going to eat your arms when you're dead, human! |
| Attack | Arrrh! |
| Attack | Huurrmpph! |
| Attack | Rrraaar! |
| Attack | Rrrhhaaar! |
| Attack | Haaarraarr! |
| Attack | Gyyaarr! |
| Attack | Hhheeeeyyaaa! |
| Attack | Huunnhh! |
| Attack | Yaaaagghh! |
| Attack | Raaarrggh! |
| Attack | Roooaaarr! |
| Attack | Rrraaarrgghh! |
| Attack | Yeeeaaahhh! |
| Attack | Yeeeaaahhh ha ha! |
| Attack | Rip! Squash! Smash! |
| Attack | Raarr! |
| Attack | Yaaghh! |
| Attack | Aaaaiiiieeee!! |
| Attack | Yaaaiii!! |
| Attack | Just... stand... still! |
| Attack | Stop moving, stupid man! |
| Attack | I'm going to eat your arms when you're dead, human! |
| Attack | You are weak! I am stroooonng! |
| Attack | Oh ho ho! Little baby scared? |
| Attack | Scream! Scream for your worthless life! |
| Attack | Why... you... stupid.. humans... always... fight?! |
| Attack | Hurry up and die! I'm hungry! Ha ha ha ha ha! |
| Attack | Now you went and got me mad! |
| AttackResponse | Nice one, Butch! |
| AttackResponse | Give him another one! |
| AttackResponse | Give her another one! |
| AttackResponse | Hit him again! |
| AttackResponse | Hit her again! |
| AvoidThreat | Gaaaaaaary! |
| AvoidThreat | Look out! |
| AvoidThreat | Incoming! |
| AvoidThreat | Watch it! |
| AvoidThreat | Watch yourself! |
| AvoidThreat | Explosives! |
| AvoidThreat | Take cover! |
| AvoidThreat | Impact imminent! |
| AvoidThreat | That's not good... |
| AvoidThreat | Yaaaaaaaa! |
| AvoidThreat | Oh... crap. |
| AvoidThreat | Move, move! |
| AvoidThreat | Get out of here! |
| AvoidThreat | Shit! |
| AvoidThreat | Incoming! |
| AvoidThreat | Watch it! |
| AvoidThreat | Watch out! |
| AvoidThreat | Threat detected! |
| AvoidThreat | Clear the area! |
| AvoidThreat | Duck and cover! |
| AvoidThreat | Fuck me! |
| AvoidThreat | Holy shit! |
| AvoidThreat | Oh shit! |
| AvoidThreat | Run, run, RUN! |
| AvoidThreat | DUCK! |
| AvoidThreat | Watch out! |
| AvoidThreat | Over there! Watch it! |
| AvoidThreat | Watch your step, son. |
| AvoidThreat | Watch your step, honey. |
| AvoidThreat | Watch your step. |
| AvoidThreat | Careful! |
| AvoidThreat | Watch out! |
| AvoidThreat | Watch it! |
| AvoidThreat | Watch yourself! |
| AvoidThreat | Cheese it! |
| AvoidThreat | Out of my way! |
| AvoidThreat | Crap! Run! |
| AvoidThreat | That's no toy, man! |
| AvoidThreat | Beat it, that's about to blow! |
| AvoidThreat | Oh crap, oh crap, oh crap, crap, crap! |
| AvoidThreat | Run! Grenade! |
| AvoidThreat | Pineapple! |
| AvoidThreat | Shit! Grenade! |
| AvoidThreat | It's a fuckin' grenade! |
| AvoidThreat | Fuck! Watch out! |
| AvoidThreat | Oh my! Watch out! |
| AvoidThreat | Damn! Look out! |
| AvoidThreat | Watch out! |
| AvoidThreat | Yikes! The proximity of that was alarming! |
| AvoidThreat | Careful! |
| AvoidThreat | It's gonna blow! |
| AvoidThreat | Holy shit! |
| AvoidThreat | Be careful! |
| AvoidThreat | Watch out! |
| AvoidThreat | Get away! Get away! |
| AvoidThreat | Away from there! Now! |
| AvoidThreat | Cover! |
| AvoidThreat | Gonna blow! |
| AvoidThreat | Look out! |
| AvoidThreat | Run away! |
| AvoidThreatResponse | Whoa! |
| AvoidThreatResponse | Moooove! |
| AvoidThreatResponse | Nooooooo! |
| AvoidThreatResponse | Holy shit! |
| AvoidThreatResponse | Watch your ass! |
| AvoidThreatResponse | Duck! |
| AvoidThreatResponse | Protect yourself! |
| AvoidThreatResponse | It's live! |
| AvoidThreatResponse | Go, go, go! |
| AvoidThreatResponse | Get away from it! |
| AvoidThreatResponse | Heads down! |
| AvoidThreatResponse | Watch out! |
| AvoidThreatResponse | Nooooo! |
| AvoidThreatResponse | Get back! |
| BarterExit | Did you take something? |
| BarterExit | Hey, what are you doing? |
| BarterExit | Did you find what you were looking for? |
| BarterExit | Let me know if you need anything else. |
| BarterExit | Yeah, yeah. I hope you choke on it. |
| BarterExit | Don't like your deal? Tough shit. |
| BarterExit | No refunds, asshole. |
| BarterExit | What wonderful items for the Museum of Dave! |
| BarterExit | A pleasure doing business with you. |
| BarterExit | Another satisfied customer. |
| BarterExit | Give me a shout if you need anything else. |
| BarterExit | Thanks. |
| BarterExit | Come again! I should have more stuff in soon. |
| BarterExit | Always a grab bag with my stuff, see? |
| BarterExit | Come back later. Never know when I'll get another big find! |
| BarterExit | Don't forget to sign out. |
| BarterExit | Gotcha. We'll see you next time... leech... |
| BarterExit | Try not to break it, outsider. |
| BarterExit | You done? Good. |
| BarterExit | That it? |
| BarterExit | Enjoy! |
| BarterExit | Come back if you're still hungry! |
| BarterExit | See you soon, drunky. |
| BarterExit | Come back when you're sober. |
| BarterExit | That should liquor you up for a while. |
| BarterExit | Come back anytime! |
| BarterExit | Enjoy the drinks. |
| BarterExit | Enjoy the ride. |
| BarterExit | You'll be higher that a fucking kite. |
| BarterExit | Good hunting! |
| BarterExit | Don't hurt yourself! |
| BarterExit | You'll shoot your eye out! |
| BarterExit | You must come back soon. |
| BarterExit | It's been a pleasure doing business. |
| BarterExit | Enjoy your meal. |
| BarterExit | Just call me if you want that freshened. |
| Bed | Huh? Oh... 120 caps... I guess. |
| Bed | Since Colin's not running the show anymore, it's just the room now. 120 caps. Up front. |
| Bed | Well... for you? A room and some company will run you 120 caps. Up front. |
| Bed | A mere 120 caps. |
| Bed | Only 120 caps. You won't get a better deal than that. |
| BedNO | Okay, then. |
| BedNO | Okay, then. |
| BedNO | Very good, madam. |
| BedNO | Very good, sir. |
| BedNO | Okay, then. |
| BedYES | Oh. Sorry... there's not really anything I can do. I have to make money, you know. |
| BedYES | Ok, it's right over there. Middle room. |
| BedYES | Well, you aren't gonna get very far with no money. |
| BedYES | Right at the top of the stairs, honey. That's your room. |
| BedYES | Right at the top of the stairs, honey. The room with the big bed. |
| BedYES | A regretable error on your part. We will be happy to service you when you have the necessary funds. |
| BedYES | Excellent. Simply venture into the hallway, turn left, first door on your left. That is your room. |
| BedYES | Well, when you do, you know where to find me. |
| BedYES | That sounds like a deal. Out in the hallway, turn left, first door on your left. That's your room. |
| BigtownBittercupGreeting1 | No one understands me. You're just like all the others around here. |
| BigtownBittercupGreeting1a | Finally! Someone who doesn't judge me! You know, the people here are just so quick to assume that they know everything about you. |
| BigtownBittercupGreeting1a | I mean, like, just because I look different doesn't mean that I'm some sort of freak, you know? It's like, hello, this world sucks! |
| BigtownBittercupGreeting1a | No one gets that, they're all like "blah blah blah, what's wrong with that girl?". |
| BigtownBittercupGreeting1b | FINE! Be that way! You'll be sorry! You'll all be sorry! |
| BigtownBittercupGreeting1b1 | Oh! You... you... ... ...no one understands me... *sniff* |
| BigtownBittercupGreeting2 | Finally! Someone who doesn't judge me! You know, the people here are just so quick to assume that they know everything about you. |
| BigtownBittercupGreeting2 | I mean, like, just because I'm different doesn't mean that I'm some sort of freak, you know? It's like, hello, this world sucks! |
| BigtownBittercupGreeting2 | No one gets that, they're all like "blah blah blah, what's wrong with that girl?". |
| BigtownBittercupGreeting2a | That's what they always say. "Blah blah, Bittercup you need to pay attention when you're on patrol". Like, what, I'm supposed to stop slavers? |
| BigtownBittercupGreeting2a | I mean, that's Flash's job, not mine. Besides, it doesn't matter, they're going to get us sooner or later. |
| BigtownBittercupGreeting2a | Back in Lamplight, they always said that Bigtown was a safe place, that there's nothing to worry about when you leave. |
| BigtownBittercupGreeting2b | God! It's so nice to have someone who understands! I mean, sure, when I left Little Lamplight, I was happy to be out of there. |
| BigtownBittercupGreeting2b | I was dating Pappy then, you know. I got here and he was all like "Bigtown will be safe", but it wasn't! This place is always under attack! |
| BigtownBittercupGreeting2b | But I don't date liars, so I dumped his ass and got with Flash. But that didn't last very long. Me and Timebomb were a thing for a while, too. |
| BigtownBittercupGreeting2c | Hey, whatever. And here I thought you were cute. Guess you're just the same as everyone else here. |
| BigtownBittercupGreeting2c | Anyway, did you want something or did you just come over here to judge me? |
| BigtownBittercupRel | Oh, yeah, what is it? Um, not that I care what you think. |
| BigtownBittercupRel1A | I dunno. What does it matter anyway? We're all going to be mutant chow eventually. |
| BigtownBittercupRel1A | And what do you know?! You wastelanders and your dirty clothes and roughed up faces! YOU look like a serial killer! |
| BigtownBittercupRel1A | You're not ... uh, seeing anyone right now. Are you? |
| BigtownBittercupRel1B | Really? I mean... good. No one wants to look like the boring slobs in this town, anyway. |
| BigtownBittercupRel1B | Besides, if we're all going to die here, I at least want my corpse to look better than these inane wastelanders. |
| BigtownBittercupRel1C | That's why I never go out during the day. The moon has such a better shine to it than the sun. |
| BigtownBittercupRel2A | Oh, um, well. I need to get going, but come back and visit me sometime, okay? |
| BigtownBittercupRel2B | Oh, um, well. I need to get going, but come back and visit me sometime, okay? |
| BigtownBittercupRel2C | Oh, um, well. I need to get going, but come back and visit me sometime, okay? |
| BigtownBittercupRel3A | You're not ... uh, seeing anyone right now. Are you? |
| BigtownBittercupRel3B | You're not ... uh, seeing anyone right now. Are you? |
| BigtownBittercupRel3C | And what do you know?! You wastelanders and your dirty clothes and roughed up faces! YOU look like a serial killer! |
| BigtownBittercupRel3C | You're not ... uh, seeing anyone right now. Are you? |
| BigtownBittercupRel4A | You're not ... uh, seeing anyone right now. Are you? |
| BigtownBittercupRel4B | You're not ... uh, seeing anyone right now. Are you? |
| BigtownBittercupRel4C | And what do you know?! You wastelanders and your dirty clothes and roughed up faces! YOU look like a serial killer! |
| BigtownBittercupRel4C | You're not ... uh, seeing anyone right now. Are you? |
| BigtownBittercupRelEND | Ugh, hurry up. I have poetry I need to write. Dark poetry. |
| BigtownFlashGreeting1 | Well, we've got Super Mutants out that way and Slavers up that way. Take your pick. |
| BigtownFlashGreeting1 | They both come in here, drag off as many as they can carry and shoot whoever puts up a fight. |
| BigtownFlashGreeting1 | The best we can ever hope for is that they get here at the same time and fight over who gets to kill us. |
| BigtownFlashGreeting2 | And where are we going to go? Megaton won't have us, Lamplight won't take us back, and Rivet City is too far. |
| BigtownFlashGreeting2 | Besides, the bunch of us can't even hold this town, can you imagine us shlepping across the wasteland? |
| BigtownFlashGreeting3 | There aren't many of us left. There's me and Pappy. Red runs the clinic, but she's been taken by the mutant. Kimba does what she can. |
| BigtownFlashGreeting3 | And there's Bittercup. She's just about as useless as a human being can be. Timebomb was hurt in the last raid, so he's out. |
| BigtownFlashGreeting3 | That's about it. The Mutants and Slavers have taken everyone else. Just us and a couple of guns are all that's left. |
| BigtownFlashGreeting3 | There aren't many of us left. There's me and Pappy. Red runs the clinic. Kimba does what she can. |
| BigtownFlashGreeting3 | And there's Bittercup. She's just about as useless as a human being can be. Timebomb was hurt in the last raid, so he's out. Shorty is unpredictable. |
| BigtownFlashGreeting3 | That's about it. The Mutants and Slavers have taken everyone else. Just us and a couple of guns are all that's left. |
| BigtownFlashGreetingEND | Yeah, we'll see. |
| BigtownFlashGreetingThreat | Yeah, yeah, you're a scary wastelander. Look, you'll either kill us, or you won't. |
| BigtownFlashGreetingThreat | Most of us have already accepted death so you won't get much of a reaction with your threats. At least we won't be slaves if you shoot us all. |
| BigtownFlashGreetingThreat1 | Then I'm going down fighting! |
| BigtownFlashGreetingThreat2 | Aren't you swell. Did you need something else or can I go back to my patrol? |
| BigtownFlashGreetingThreat2 | Gee, thanks. Are we done here? |
| BigTownGoodbye | I keep asking you about that, but you never listen. Next time, I'm just going to thrust a hammer and nails into your hands. |
| BigTownGoodbye | Um, Yeah. Yeah, they are. |
| BigTownGoodbye | Oh, yeah. Sorry about that. Just a bit jumpy lately. |
| BigTownGoodbye | Painful, I guess. |
| BigTownGoodbye | That's all right, Shorty. I'm sure you can do that by yourself. |
| BigTownGoodbye | I'm still recovering. That Wastelander saved my life! |
| BigTownGoodbye | Ah, but that sounds boring! I know -- think of something cooler, and I'll come back later. |
| BigTownGoodbye | Oh, okay. I'll just ask you again later, all right? |
| BigTownGoodbye | Oh, yeah, sure, okay. Later, then! |
| BigTownGoodbye | Shorty, I just got here, but I know you're not in charge. |
| BigTownGoodbye | Oh, that's... uh... I mean... sure! Tomorrow, then! |
| BigTownGoodbye | Oh , hey Pappy. Uh, nice to see you. I�m, uh, I�m just going to walk over there where it�s less depressing� |
| BigTownGoodbye | Life was cruel then, and it's cruel now. |
| BigTownGoodbye | I don't question my greatness, and neither should you. |
| BigTownGoodbye | You're damn right you do! 'Cause I'm the only one who can really keep this town safe. |
| BigTownGoodbye | Hey, me and shortness go a long way back, so shut up! |
| BigTownGoodbye | No we aren't. This is a dictatorship! Run by ME! |
| BigTownGoodbye | Oh, nothing. Nothing at all. |
| BigTownGoodbye | I don't even know what to do you with, Bittercup. |
| BigTownGoodbye | Can't, there's no room on my clothes for more blood. Seriously, Pappy, it's a scratch. You'll be fine. |
| BigTownGoodbye | Well, I'm glad you're okay. Stop by the clinic in a few days for a checkup. |
| BigTownGoodbye | Well, Pappy, when the arm falls off and you're rolling on the ground in agony, I'll come take a look at it. |
| BigTownGoodbye | No thanks, Kimba. |
| BigTownGoodbye | Sure Flash, but leave the gun at home this time. There is no way to officially diagnose a weapon as "awesome." |
| BigTownGoodbye | I don't know what good it will do, but thanks Timebomb. I'll ask you about it later. |
| BigTownGoodbye | I can't believe you just said that. Just go away. Bother someone else. |
| BigTownGoodbye | How about I don't do that, and you go away. |
| BigTownGoodbye | Terrible. Same as the last time you asked. |
| BigTownGoodbye | I don't know about that, but Big Town isn't much better. Hell, it�s worse. Much worse. |
| BigTownGoodbye | No sense worrying about them now. We live in Big Town, remember? We're on our own. |
| BigTownGoodbye | That just means they're getting ready. They'll come for us, I know it. |
| BigTownGoodbye | We're doomed. Doomed. |
| BigTownGoodbye | Don't worry about it, Timebomb. Just try not to strain yourself, okay? |
| BigTownGoodbye | Oh, I wouldn't worry about him. He's been like that since Lamplight. He'll be fine. |
| BigTownGoodbye | You're welcome, Red. Sorry I couldn't do anything more than wash bandages. |
| BigTownGoodbye | Whatever, Sticky. |
| BigTownGoodbye | You're right. |
| BigTownGoodbye | I don't know, Pappy. I just don't know. |
| BigTownGoodbye | I'm sorry, Pappy, but what else can we do? I miss Lamplight. |
| BigTownGoodbye | That's, um, that's great Timebomb. Well, I'm glad you're all right. |
| BigTownGoodbye | Oh yeah. "I'll never be mayor. Everyone hates me," he used to say. |
| BigTownGoodbye | Ease into it, Timebomb. I can handle the town myself while you're recovering. |
| BigTownGoodbye | Some other time, Sticky. I've got better things to do then babysit you. |
| BigTownGoodbye | Just fine, Red. I'll stop by the clinic later. And yes, the gun is coming with me. |
| BigTownGoodbye | Don't worry, Kimba. If any Muties or Raiders are out there, my new gun and I will be like �pop-pop� you're dead! |
| BigTownGoodbye | I'm not calling you short, Shorty! Oh wait... I think I just did! |
| BigTownGoodbye | Whoa, whoa. Calm down. Nevermind. |
| BigTownGoodbye | Whatever, Sticky. |
| BigTownGoodbye | I know, isn't it? Bang-Bang! Yeah! |
| BigTownGoodbye | Only your complete and utter lack of importance. |
| BigTownGoodbye | Jerk. I'm glad we broke up. |
| BigtownPappyRepair | Yeah, I can do it. |
| BigtownPappyRepair | Sure thing. I guess I'll take caps in trade. |
| BigtownPappyRepair | Okay, just make it quick. |
| BigTownRedTimebomb | I told you, that's Timebomb. And if it were up to you, he'd be dead. Just stay away from him. |
| BigTownRedTimebomb | That's Timebomb. He got lucky. During the last raid, the mutant shot him down in the street. |
| BigTownRedTimebomb | Normally, they go for the kill, but I managed to drag Timebomb away before they could get they killing blow in. |
| BigTownRedTimebomb | I dragged him back to the clinic, but his injuries are way beyond what I can deal with. Honestly, there's not much hope for him. |
| BigTownRedTimebomb | That's Timebomb. He got lucky. During the last raid, the mutant shot him down in the street. |
| BigTownRedTimebomb | Normally, they go for the kill, but I managed to drag Timebomb away before they could get they killing blow in. |
| BigTownRedTimebomb | I dragged him back to the clinic, but his injuries are way beyond what I can deal with. Honestly, there's not much hope for him. |
| BigtownRedTimebomb1 | Maybe you can. Feel free to take a look at him. But don't get in over your head. He's got some pretty nasty injuries. |
| BigtownRedTimebomb1 | I doubt it. I've dealt with dozens of battlefield injuries at this point, and the best I've been able to do is keep him knocked out. |
| BigtownRedTimebomb2 | I keep him alive because he's my friend. That's how we work around here -- we watch out for each other. I wouldn't expect you to understand. |
| BigtownRedTimebomb2 | I told you, I keep him alive because he's my friend. That's how we work around here -- we watch out for each other. |
| BigtownRedTimebomb2a | Maybe. But I'd rather die as a moron who cares for my friends than be a heartless jerk like you. |
| BigtownRedTimebomb2b | No. It isn't. Not to me. |
| BigtownRedTimebomb2c | I'm sorry, it's just been hard. When I managed to save him, I though there might be a chance... |
| BigtownRedTimebomb2c | But now, it just looks like he's going to die like the others. And... I just can't bring myself to deal with it. |
| BigtownRedTimebombEND | Yeah. Let's do that. |
| BigTownResponse | Yeah, yeah. I'm fine, Red. Super fine. Super duper fine. That Wastelander saved me! |
| BigTownResponse | Fine. Fine. I'm all... fine. Super fine. |
| BigTownResponse | Yeah, so did I! You ever think about helping me! Huh!? Asshole! |
| BigTownResponse | I'm having a great time, here, Timebomb. But is everyone always this glum? |
| BigTownResponse | Great, Red. Hey, can I stop by the clinic later? I wanted your help picking my new nickname. You know, for Big Town. |
| BigTownResponse | Come on, Flash. I'm not a little kid anymore. You can stop calling me Sticky. |
| BigTownResponse | Aww, quit it. I'm not a kid anymore! Call me by my real name, would ya? |
| BigTownResponse | Well, you could help ME by resetting the barricades. |
| BigTownResponse | The alignments are all wrong, the walls are too short, and you're stupid-looking. |
| BigTownResponse | Why? Because I'm short? Who are you calling short!? |
| BigTownResponse | Little? Who you calling little! I was running this town long before you guys showed up! |
| BigTownResponse | That sounds fine, Timebomb. Just take it easy when I bring out the surgical tools. I've never heard anyone scream that loud before. |
| BigTownResponse | Not right now, Sticky. I'm a little busy. Can we talk later? |
| BigTownResponse | I'm not sure everyone would agree with you, Shorty. And besides, don't you think the barricades are high enough for you? |
| BigTownResponse | No thanks, Kimba. Could you check in on Pappy, though? He's about as happy as a dead Brahmin lately. |
| BigTownResponse | Pappy, I told you last time and the time before that. It's a scratch. You're not going to die. |
| BigTownResponse | That takes forever, Shorty. Several hours at least. |
| BigTownResponse | I swear it's infected, Red. I think you might need to amputate. |
| BigTownResponse | Do you know how to use it? |
| BigTownResponse | Everyone eventually finds their place in town, Sticky. Don't worry about it. |
| BigTownResponse | Shorty, you were never mayor, remember? The other kids would just pick you up and throw you. |
| BigTownResponse | That's great, Flash. Amazing how you could do that with only 10 bullets. |
| BigTownResponse | We can keep moving the barricades back. That seems to help. |
| BigTownResponse | Hey, Pappy. |
| BigTownResponse | A one-half mile radius? What does that even mean? |
| BigTownResponse | Maybe they'll be scared off by your makeup first. |
| BigTownResponse | Me and my new gun haven't seen anything, Pappy. |
| BigTownResponse | Eh. You people and your demands. "Pay attention on patrol. Set up the barricades. Stop sleeping during your patrol!" |
| BigTownResponse02 | You better get started then. Hurry up! I don't like to wait. |
| BigTownResponse02 | What are you implying? |
| BigTownResponse02 | Oh, some other time Sticky. I have plans tonight. How about tomorrow? |
| BigTownResponse02 | Yeah. We keep moving until there's no space left. Then, it's game over. |
| BigTownResponse02 | The settlement is so small now. How long are we going to last? |
| BigTownResponse02 | The barricades should be fine, for now. |
| BigTownResponse02 | You don't seem to understand. This gun is bad-ass. Yeah! |
| BigTownResponse02 | Well, I still think it looks pretty bad. |
| BigTownResponse02 | Stupid looking? What�s that got to do with it? And who are you to say that the walls are too short... Shorty? |
| BigTownResponse02 | That�s funny, I thought we were an autonomous collective. |
| BigTownResponse02 | Oh, that? Come on Red, Pappy's never been happy. |
| BigtownSentryGreeting1A | There was a Super Mutant attack recently and where there's one big ugly, there are ten more just waiting to grab you by the throat. |
| BigtownSentryGreeting1A | Then the slavers will come and pick off what's left of your carcass, and drag any survivors to Paradise Falls. |
| BigtownSentryGreeting1B | Skulk up toward Germantown, near the police station. They always come from that direction. |
| BigtownSentryGreeting1C | Nearby. Slavers move quick and come from all directions. Someone else might know where they nest. |
| BigtownSentryGreeting2A | Don't think you'll scare anyone here. You could shoot down everyone in town, and I wouldn't flinch. |
| BigtownSentryGreeting2A | You live in Bigtown; you learn to accept death. |
| BigtownSentryGreeting2A | Don't think you'll scare anyone here. You could shoot down everyone in town, and I wouldn't flinch. |
| BigtownSentryGreeting2A | You live in Bigtown; you learn to accept death. |
| BigtownSentryGreeting2B | We're under attack, again! Everyone get down! |
| BigtownSentryGreeting2C | Big talk, killer. Why don't you leave, and let me watch out for people less discriminating than yourself. |
| BigtownSentryGreetingEND | There isn't anything here that hasn't been destroyed or dragged away. You're better off scavenging the dead out in the wasteland. |
| BigtownTimebombHealed1A | Wow. That's ... you saved my life! Thanks. You're a good person, you know that? |
| BigtownTimebombHealed1B | Oh, yeah, sure. I understand. Here. That's all I have. |
| BigtownTimebombHealed1C | Alright. I'll be careful. I promise. |
| BigtownTimebombHealed2A | Ah, shit. |
| BigtownTimebombHealedEND | Oh, uh, okay. Whatever you say. |
| BigtownTownBittercupandFlash | Don't you judge me! It's not my fault that the only guys in this town are liars and jerks! |
| BigtownTownBittercupandFlash | "Oh, you can't break up with me, we're all going to die soon!" Well, duh, why do you think I'm breaking up with you! |
| BigtownTownBittercupandFlash | When I die, the last thing I want to worry about in my afterlife is breaking up with my once-alive boyfriend. Priorities! |
| BigtownTownBittercupandFlash | Oh, man, don't even go there. You'd think a girl like that would be more, you know, "adventurous." But that's a dry well, my friend. |
| BigtownTownBittercupandFlash | All she does is talk about how she hates everyone else or how dark her clothing is. A guy can only take so much of that before he snaps. |
| BigtownTownBittercupandFlash | Poor Pappy got the worst of it. I swear, he's gotten even more depressed since she dumped him for me. As if being here wasn't bad enough. |
| BigtownTownBittercupandFlash | We did? Wow, that's news to me. How long was I unconscious, again? |
| BigtownTownBittercupandFlash | She didn't, you know, do anything to me while I was out? Did she? That might explain those weird dreams... |
| BigtownTownBittercupandFlash | I told her things would be safe here. How was I supposed to know all those stories were bunk? Then she dumped me, called me a liar. |
| BigtownTownBittercupandFlash | I was lied to myself, alright! Well, that didn't matter to her. Then she started dating Flash and got all spooky. Good riddance. |
| BigtownTownBittercupandFlash | Oh, that. I know all about that nonsense. Flash isn't the smartest cookie in the jar, but he deserved better than Bittercup. |
| BigtownTownBittercupandFlash | She wouldn't be so bad if she just faced reality, instead of doing that whole "spooky girl" routine. |
| BigtownTownServices | We've got two things to do in this town: suck and die. No one ever makes it in this place. You won't find any stores to loot here. |
| BigtownTownServices | Now that Red's here, she'll open the clinic back up. Bother her. |
| BigtownTownServices | No. Red used to run a medical clinic, but Super Mutants captured her in the last attack. |
| BigtownTownServices | There aren't many of us left to run stores or anything like that. You could stop by Red's clinic if you need stitching up. |
| BigtownTownServices | Red used to run the clinic, but she ... she's gone. |
| BigtownTownServices | Look, the only place to go is the town hall, and that's just a meeting spot for us. There aren't any traders or anything around here. |
| BigtownTownServices | Red's back, so she's running the clinic again. I go there all the time. Get my wounds treated from fighting. Yeah. |
| BigtownTownServices | I wander around town to find chalk and makeup sometimes. Not like there's anyplace to buy stuff. |
| BigtownTownServices | Red's clinic has some sharp knives and lighters. Too bad Red is always there, helping "these" people. |
| BigtownTownServices | I guess adults don't go to stores that much. That must be why there isn't anything here. Yeah. Yeah, that's it. |
| BigtownTownServices | Yep. As long as you've still got the ass to sit down on, I can fix you up. I'm also in the market for medical supplies. |
| BigtownTownServices | Hey, I'm not your personal tour guide! Besides, there's nothing to do in Big Town. Super Mutants tore everything apart. |
| BigtownTownServices | If only Red were here, then there would be a doctor to go to. You'll just have to make do without. |
| BigtownTownServices | Well, you've seen the clinic. Red's the smart one in Bigtown. I'd ask her. |
| BigtownTownServices | Red should have been here, but she probably got dragged off by the mutants. Damn it! DAMN IT! |
| BigtownTownServices | Red was the only one in town that dealt with outsiders. Now she's dead. Argh! It's so unfair! Damn it! |
| BigtownTownServices | There's nothing here but the stench of death, and the threat of attack looming over every sunset. |
| BigtownTownServices | The injured wind up in Red's Clinic. There's always so much red on the doctor, and it's not from her fabric. |
| BigtownTownServices | There's nothing here but the stench of death, and the threat of attack looming over every sunset. |
| BigtownTownWhatsWrong | Yeah, you're telling me. Everything that could go wrong, goes wrong. The Super Mutants and Slavers seem to take turns beating the crap out of us. |
| BigtownTownWhatsWrong | There's no way for us to fight back, so we just keep building barricades around town. |
| BigtownTownWhatsWrong | Now we've been pushed back all the way. Nowhere left to run now. |
| BigtownTownWhatsWrong | Whenever those... things come, they grab a few people instead of killing them. No one knows what happens after that. No one wants to know. |
| BigtownTownWhatsWrong | There's... there's always so much blood after they come. And then someone has to... move the bodies... |
| BigtownTownWhatsWrong | I wish it were. When I'm gone, I'll be sure to haunt this place ... |
| BigtownTownWhatsWrong | Nah, no way. Bigtown is a great place to be! I bet I could live over there, in that building with all the bullet holes and burn marks. Cool! |
| BigtownTownWhatsWrong | Just ask everyone else in town. I'm sure they'll tell you how great it is to be here, all grownup! |
| BigtownTownWhatsWrong | Oh, just grand, can't you tell? People are always dying to visit here and bring back "souvenirs." |
| BigtownTownWhatsWrong | I used to pay off or trick the Slavers into leaving us alone. Not that it stops them much. |
| BigtownTownWhatsWrong | Those Mutants are the real problem. Too big to shoot down and too single-minded to outwit. They just keep coming. |
| BigtownTownWhatsWrong | You've seen those Super Mutants and their ... appetite. There's no way Bigtown will survive with them around. |
| BigtownTownWhatsWrong | I remember screaming and gunfire. One of those big, hulking things shot at me. That's all I can think of. |
| BigtownTownWhatsWrong | Two very angry types of movements. Slow, lumbering, powerful movements and jerky, erratic, excitable movements. Both coming for the kill. |
| BigtownTownWhereDidYouComeFrom | Most of us came from Little Lamplight. We got too old, so they kicked us out. Brats. |
| BigtownTownWhereDidYouComeFrom | Always heard stories about how great Big Town was, where the grownups go. But there's nothing here except death and sand. |
| BigtownTownWhereDidYouComeFrom | Oh, Little Lamplight is where most of us came from. Red and Pappy and Flash and Bittercup. We used to play together, when we were kids. |
| BigtownTownWhereDidYouComeFrom | Then we got old, and we had to leave. Those are the rules. So we packed up and headed here, like we were supposed to. |
| BigtownTownWhereDidYouComeFrom | No one told us it would be like this. We never have fun anymore, and most of us ... most of us are dead. |
| BigtownTownWhereDidYouComeFrom | We all used to live in a place called Little Lamplight, but they have a rule about age. You reach sixteen, and you're out. |
| BigtownTownWhereDidYouComeFrom | Didn't matter, though, because you'd just pack your things and head to Bigtown. All the adults go there, and there's plenty to eat. |
| BigtownTownWhereDidYouComeFrom | "Plenty to eat" alright, if you like eating bullets. I've lost count of how many times I've been shot at. |
| BigtownTownWhereDidYouComeFrom | Whoa, that was a long time ago. I'm not sure when, but everyone who grows up in Lamplight ends up here. Not too many of us left. |
| BigtownTownWhereDidYouComeFrom | Bigtown? A fairy-tale really. The Lamplighters who turn sixteen aren't allowed to stay in the caves, but they have to go somewhere. |
| BigtownTownWhereDidYouComeFrom | And to encourage people to leave, they invented Bigtown: the "great grownup place" that you got to go to when you became an adult. |
| BigtownTownWhereDidYouComeFrom | I think you can see how true those stories were. |
| BigtownTownWhereDidYouComeFrom | From the look of things, I'd say a Super Mutant sat down in a ditch one day and shat out this town. |
| BigtownTownWhereDidYouComeFrom | I dragged myself here from Lamplight. I didn't believe all the stories about Bigtown, but I wasn't about to let everyone else go there without me. |
| BigtownTownWhereDidYouComeFrom | A few dozen attacks on the town later, and here I am. Almost an ingredient in a Super Mutant chile cook-off. |
| BigtownTownWhereDidYouComeFrom | Well, I don't know. I guess the grownups built it when they got sick of little brats always hanging around them. I bet that's it! |
| BigtownTownWhereDidYouComeFrom | Sometimes you'll see small, tired dots on the horizon instead of angry, anxious ones. Those are settlers who come here from Lamplight. Poor fools. |
| BigtownTownWhosInCharge | That big moron, Flash, thinks he's in charge. All he really does is listen to what Red tells him. That's all anyone here really does. |
| BigtownTownWhosInCharge | And now Red's gone, taken by those Mutants. That's how we'll all end up eventually. |
| BigtownTownWhosInCharge | No one's really in charge of Bigtown. There's nothing much to be in charge of. |
| BigtownTownWhosInCharge | Red always has good ideas, though! She came up with the whole plan to build the barricades around the town. |
| BigtownTownWhosInCharge | But those... things took her. I hope she's okay. I don't know what we'd do without Red. |
| BigtownTownWhosInCharge | I guess I am. I've got the guns and the guts. At least, I'm pretty sure I do... |
| BigtownTownWhosInCharge | I wish Red were here. She always knew how to handle outsiders and traders and stuff. Why did the Mutants have to take her? |
| BigtownTownWhosInCharge | Only the winds and dirt-piles of the wasteland. |
| BigtownTownWhosInCharge | Flash walks around the town with his gun, trying to watch out for mutants. He should watch the horizon more, then he'd see them. |
| BigtownTownWhosInCharge | Red, the doctor, is the one to really go to. Too bad the Mutants took her in the last attack. Another victim to add to their list. |
| BigtownTownWhosInCharge | I'm about as in charge as a mother leading her kids out of a warzone. This isn't exactly a nice little city with a mayor and town council. |
| BigtownTownWhosWho | Just a bunch of children who had to turn into adults too fast. If only we were all little again... |
| BigtownTownWhosWho | You mean Dusty? Never talks about himself much. Never talks about anything much. |
| BigtownTownWhosWho | We used to take turns, but Dusty started guarding the gate night and day. Little weird, but I'm not complaining. |
| BigtownTownWhosWho | Well, I mainly hang around Pappy. He's not such a bad guy. You should have seen him when he first got here, so bright and positive. |
| BigtownTownWhosWho | I ... just didn't have the heart to tell him at first, you know? How frightening this place really is. Everyone figures it out eventually. |
| BigtownTownWhosWho | Everyone's dead or dying. Now leave me alone. |
| BigtownTownWhosWho | You just think you can order people around, huh? You're like Flash. You think you're in charge, but you're not. |
| BigtownTownWhosWho | Kimba says we should get along, but we're all gonna just gonna end up like Timebomb: dying on a table in Red's clinic. |
| BigtownTownWhosWho | Red and Kimba won't talk to me, just because I used to date Pappy and Flash! They're so jealous! |
| BigtownTownWhosWho | Maybe that thing I had with Timebomb was wrong, but still! I don't need them! I'll do whatever I want! |
| BigtownTownWhosWho | Oh, yeah! I can tell you all about them, if you want. Let's see... |
| BigtownTownWhosWho | Red's the doctor. Flash is on day patrol. Bittercup is on night patrol. Kimba, Pappy, and Shorty scavenge for food. Dusty guards the gate... |
| BigtownTownWhosWho | At least, that's kinda how things got settled. Everyone sort of picks their own work here, you know? No mayor or anything. |
| BosBailOut | So be it. |
| BosBailOut | Was there something else, then? |
| BoSBailOut2 | Certainly. |
| BOSEnclave | More than anyone else, I dare say. Certainly enough to know they're the greatest threat the Capital Wasteland has ever faced. |
| BOSEnclave | The Brotherhood of Steel has encountered the Enclave before, you see. Over thirty years ago, back in California. |
| BOSEnclave | Then, they were led by a President Richardson. Now we've got this Eden to contend with. |
| BOSEnclave | It matters not -- now, as before, they seek to control and destroy, all in the guise of restoring order. Your father, I fear, was just the beginning. |
| BoSHowLongBeenHere | It's been over twenty years since we arrived. And we've been struggling to contain and eradicate the Super Mutants for nearly as long. |
| BoSHowLongBeenHere | With the arrival of the Enclave, I have a terrible feeling the Super Mutants are the least of our worries. |
| BoSHowLongBeenHere | We arrived here in '55. Established ourselves in the Citadel within the first few months. The Elder has kept us busy since then. |
| BoSIntro | The Brotherhood is an old organization, going back to the years just after the war. We are but a part of it. What would you like to know? |
| BoSIntro | What more did you want to know? |
| BoSIntro | I'm afraid you're asking the wrong person. |
| BoSIntro | What do you want to know? |
| BosRestofBoS | The Brotherhood began on the West Coast, and exists there still. We were dispatched to this location many years ago. |
| BosRestofBoS | In truth, the Brotherhood of Steel has been struggling for years, both here and back home. |
| BosRestofBoS | Honor, truth, courage -- these virtues seem to have little meaning in these troubled times, I'm afraid. |
| BosRestofBoS | The Brotherhood of Steel is bigger than what you see here. We're only a small... division, you could say. |
| BosRestofBoS | But that's a bit of a sore subject around here. |
| BosRothchildChangesSoundGood | You're an outsider. I don't expect you to understand. |
| BosRothchildChangesSoundGood | We live and die by our dedication to the Brotherhood. To go against orders... |
| BosRothchildChangesSoundGood | It's not something that's done. I appreciate that Lyons believes he is doing what is right, but he should never have disobeyed orders. |
| BosRothchildChangesSoundGood | And now look where it's gotten us. Forces dwindled, Super Mutants on one side, Enclave on the other. We can barely take care of ourselves. |
| BoSRothchildCommunicationHard | Indeed it is. Especially when they refuse any attempts at communication. |
| BosRothchildCommunicationWhatHappened | Lines of communication were severed years ago. The Western Elders have washed their hands of us. |
| BosRothchildLyonsDecision | He's in charge of this detachment, yes. He's not in charge of the Brotherhood. |
| BosRothchildLyonsDecision | As loyal as I am to the man, I can't overlook the fact that he disobeyed orders, and it cost us. |
| BosRothchildLyonsDecision | The West Coast cut us off completely, once they saw what was going on. So now we're on our own. No communications, no reinforcements. |
| BosRothchildLyonsDecision | We can't even beat the Super Mutants, and now we're expected to defend against the Enclave? Alone? The situation is... less than ideal. |
| BoSRothchildSorryNevermind | No need to apologize. |
| BoSRothchildSorrytoBringItUp | You are an outsider. You had no way of knowing. |
| BosRothchildSoundLikeBadThing | It wasn't why we were sent here. Good or bad has nothing to do with it. |
| BosRothchildSoundLikeBadThing | Lyons knew that, but ignored it. He decided it was more important to save the people here than to obey orders from his superiors. |
| BosRothchildSoundLikeBadThing | For years he'd try and persuade them to send reinforcements and supplies, all the while stringing them along, saying he was sticking to the mission. |
| BosRothchildSoundLikeBadThing | Finally, things came to a head. Lyons directly refused orders, and so the West Coast cut us off. No communications, no reinforcements. |
| BoSRothchildTellMeAnyway | If you insist. What do you want to know? |
| BoSRothchildWhatKindofChanges | We were dispatched with a specific mission. We were sent to locate and secure any technology remaining from before the war. |
| BoSRothchildWhatKindofChanges | Like our robotic monstrosity. That was our greatest find. Damn thing still doesn't work, but at least it's ours. |
| BoSRothchildWhatKindofChanges | But those damned Super Mutants... They changed things. Lyons changed. |
| BoSRothchildWhatKindofChanges | He decided they were a threat. Not just to us, but to everyone. And so he altered the mission. |
| BoSRothchildWhatKindofChanges | Finding the source of the mutants and putting a stop to them was his goal. Our original mission became an afterthought. We've failed both. |
| BosRothchildWhatRepercussions | Some did not approve of the Elder's decisions. Initially, they followed because we are all taught to follow the Elders. |
| BosRothChildWhereRestofBoS | The West Coast, unless something has changed. |
| BosRothChildWhereRestofBoS | There's been no contact with them for the last several years. |
| BosRothChildWhereRestofBoS | There's also a small detachment in Chicago, but they're off the radar. Gone rogue. Long story. |
| BosRothchildWhyAskingYou | I'm here for two reasons. One, Lyons needs me. He always has, just as much as I need him. We've been through a lot together, he and I. |
| BosRothchildWhyAskingYou | Two... Take a look around you. Access to this kind of technology, and the benefits it could provide to the Brotherhood, is immeasurable. |
| BosRothchildWhyNotEveryoneAgrees | No, not everyone. But for a variety of reasons, those who disagree are no longer with us. |
| BoSRothChildWhySoreSubject | Much has happened in the 23 years since we left the west coast. Our mission has changed in that time. |
| BoSRothChildWhySoreSubject | The changes have not all been pleasant, and have had significant repercussions. |
| BoSRothchildWhyWrongPerson | Predominantly because the Elder won't like some of what I have to say. |
| BoSRothchildWhyWrongPerson | But fine, I'll discuss it. What do you want to know? |
| BOSSuperMutantReveal | Vault 87? Where you found the G.E.C.K.? We've never been able to penetrate the radiation surrounding that area... |
| BOSSuperMutantReveal | This information is invaluable! Well done! |
| BOSSuperMutants | Would you believe... "no"? It's pathetic, really, considering we've been fighting those abominations for nearly twenty years. |
| BOSSuperMutants | In all that time, all we've managed to do is contain the threat. Hold them back, so they don't overrun every blasted settlement out here. |
| BOSSuperMutants | But we don't really "know" anything. Where they're from, why they've infested the D.C. ruins. |
| BOSSuperMutants | And now here we are, holed up in our Citadel. Low on resources, low on troops. It's enough to make an old man so very... tired. |
| BOSSuperMutants | Oh? Have you learned something? |
| BOSSuperMutants | My child, you seem to have learned more in the past week than I have in twenty years! |
| BoSWhyHere | Ah, now that's the real question, isn't it? |
| BoSWhyHere | Our orders were, and are, to acquire any and all advanced technology. And we have, to the best of our abilities. |
| BoSWhyHere | But when I realized the extent of the Super Mutant threat, I felt it was my responsibility to aid the people in their struggle against them. |
| BoSWhyHere | Unfortunately, my superiors back west disagree with my assessment of the situation. They feel I've grown too "attached" to the local populace. |
| BoSWhyHere | And they're right. |
| BoSWhyHere | In any event, the Enclave's arrival changes everything... |
| BoSWhyHere | Well, that all depends on who you ask. |
| BoSWhyHere | Lyons will tell you it's because we're protecting the poor, innocent people of the Capital Wasteland. |
| BoSWhyHere | Most others here will tell you the same thing. They'll do anything for that man. |
| BuyClover1 | Gotta be careful, using a slave as a bodyguard. Most aren't exactly motivated to keep you alive, you know what I mean? |
| BuyClover1 | You're in luck -- it turns out my girl Clover is just the right little package for you. |
| BuyClover2A | Have you seen this place? I've got all the guards a body would ever need. Even a body as fabulous as mine. |
| BuyClover2B | I'll tell you why: because Clover is the craziest girl I've ever seen. And I'm an expert on crazy girls. |
| BuyClover2B | Crazy in a fight, crazy in the sack, crazy every which way but loose! But most of all, she's crazy in love with whoever's holding her leash. |
| BuyClover2B | And for the low cost of a thousand caps, Miss Clover could be crazy for you. |
| BuyClover2C | I don't think Clover's going to be used-up any time soon. That girl's got the devil in her. And she's crazy, to boot. |
| BuyClover2C | Crazy in a fight, crazy in the sack, crazy every which way but loose! But most of all, she's crazy in love with whoever's holding her leash. |
| BuyClover2C | And for the low cost of a thousand caps, Miss Clover could be crazy for you. |
| BuyClover3A | Any time you need some company, she'll be here. |
| BuyClover3A | I ought to sic Clover on you, just to show who's boss. |
| BuyClover3A | But you're right. She makes the other girls nervous. And when they're nervous, I'm nervous. |
| BuyClover3A | So go ahead and have fun with Clover. She's your problem, now! |
| BuyClover3A | You don't know the half of it, friend. |
| BuyClover3A | Clover's all yours now... have fun, you two! |
| BuyClover3A | Trust me, she's worth every cap. |
| BuyClover3B | Then good luck finding someone who'd risk their life for yours. Not something a sane person would do these days, is it? |
| CCAboutCaravans | I provide food, drinks, and discreet chemicals to discerning customers around the Wasteland. I help ease the suffering of my fellow man. For a price. |
| CCAboutCaravans | I don't have a home office, exactly, but I organize much of my trade with Ernest Roe, in Canterbury Commons. |
| CCAboutCaravans | I scour the wasteland for the very best pieces of trash, the height of detritus, and the veritable pick of the litter. It's all valuable to someone. |
| CCAboutCaravans | And I always make sure to make my rounds through Canterbury Commons. Their mayor, Roe, always has a place for a clever junkman like myself. |
| CCAboutCaravans | See, the world's a dangerous and unbalanced place. So I realized, the only way to bring peace was to make sure that everyone could be dangerous! |
| CCAboutCaravans | So, with a little bit of help from the mayor of Canterbury Commons, I set up this caravan. I can't give the weapons away for free, but I come close! |
| CCAboutCaravans | My caravan sells clothing and armor, to decorate and protect the body while it endures the ravages of the physical world. |
| CCAboutCaravans | My travels take me from Canterbury Commons to where there is true need of this protection. After all, this is what they'll pay the most for. |
| CCDirCaravan | When they're in town, you can find the caravan trader out front of the town. |
| CCDirCaravan | They say it's a good way to catch a visitor's eye. |
| CCDirCaravan | They usually sell their stuff out front of the town. Never seem to stick around for long, though. |
| CCDirCaravan | I swear, those boys can't tolerate staying in one place for too long. |
| CCDirCaravan | You can find them out front. If you didn't see them coming in, that probably means they're all out on trips. |
| CCDirCaravan | If you're not in a hurry, you can wait a day or two. They'll be back around in time. |
| CCDirections | Glad to help, glad to help! |
| CCDirections | Uncle Roe and I live in the old town hall, and Mr. Porter runs the diner across the street. It's not really a big place, you know? |
| CCDirections | Sure thing. Where ya headed? |
| CCDirections | No problem. What're you looking for? |
| CCDirections | Busy. Go ask someone else. |
| CCDirExit | Enjoy! |
| CCDirExit | See you 'round. |
| CCDirExit | Stay out of trouble. |
| CCDirFood | You'll want to talk with Joe Porter, over in Dot's Diner. |
| CCDirFood | I don't know who Dot was, but I'm sure Porter's food does her memory proud! |
| CCDirFood | You certainly came to the right person. What'd you like? |
| CCDirFood | Go talk with Porter, over in the Diner. He'll set you right for food. |
| CCFirstMeeting1A | Understood, understood. A man doesn't get to be my age without learning when not to pry. |
| CCFirstMeeting1A | Long as your business doesn't hurt ours, you're welcome to stay. Otherwise... Well, there's no need to get into unpleasantness, is there? |
| CCFirstMeeting1A | Damn near all of 'em, depending on which caravan's in town! Guns, armor, food, junk, pretty much everyone swings by the old circle, eventually. |
| CCFirstMeeting1A | Everyone but Slavers, that is. It's a hassle to transport their wares, as they say. Just as well, eh? Anything else I can do to welcome you to town? |
| CCFirstMeeting1A | Sounds like you've never spent a day mucking out Brahmin pens with a busted shovel. |
| CCFirstMeeting1A | My uncle says it'll build character. Mostly, it just builds stink. |
| CCFirstMeeting1A | We do our best. Well, Dom and Roe do their best. I just make sure they've got enough food so they can keep on doing their best. |
| CCFirstMeeting1A | You ever find yourself starving around here, drop by Dot's Diner. We don't charge much, but don't expect any more freebies. |
| CCFirstMeeting1A | Sounds like a good plan. Keeps the traders happy, that way. And it means Machete and I get to save on ammo. |
| CCFirstMeeting1A | Fine, hi, whatever. I'm Machete, and I've got better things to do than talk with you. Scram. |
| CCFirstMeeting1B | Most of the caravans that come through, their fondest desire is to spend a few days off the road and to get a full stomach. |
| CCFirstMeeting1B | We've got good food in the diner, and we try to keep it nice and peaceful here. When that's an option, of course. |
| CCFirstMeeting1B | First clue was that you didn't shoot me. Most troublemakers I meet are just starving folks down on their luck. So, stop the starve, stop the trouble. |
| CCFirstMeeting1B | I can save a whole lot of trouble that way. Plus, if you're still planning on raising hell, losing out on a drink is the last of my worries! |
| CCFirstMeeting1B | Sorry. I mean, I'm Derek. Welcome to Canterbury, Miss. Commons. Canterbury Commons. Miss. |
| CCFirstMeeting1B | When I can find time for it, sure. In the guarding business, it's the personal touches that make all the difference. |
| CCFirstMeeting1B | Anyway, welcome to town, don't cause trouble, threats of violent justice, so on, so forth. You look like you know the drill. |
| CCFirstMeeting1B | This is Canterbury Commons, where dirty, old lechers get rid of everything they picked up on the road. Unless it's not treatable, that is. |
| CCFirstMeeting1B | And I'm Machete - Dom and me make sure nobody starts anything stupid in town. Keep that in mind, okay? |
| CCFirstMeeting1C | In that case, perhaps you ought to leave town, stranger. |
| CCFirstMeeting1C | That'd save Dom the cost of ammo, and it'd save you the cost of being dead. Now, good day. |
| CCFirstMeeting1C | In that case, I'm sure you'll find it was providence that brought you here! |
| CCFirstMeeting1C | Why, have a talk with any trader in town, and I'm sure you'll find just the thing you didn't even realize you needed! |
| CCFirstMeeting1C | Huh. Why'd you want to do that? |
| CCFirstMeeting1C | Sure, fine, whatever. |
| CCFirstMeeting1C | Sorry, but our water purifier's been on backorder for about two hundred years. |
| CCFirstMeeting1C | Unless you're here to make the delivery, I suggest you be glad for what you've got. |
| CCFirstMeeting1C | Sure, you do that. We can take turns shooting each other, teams are "the whole damned town" versus "your face." Our team's got a winning record. |
| CCFirstMeeting1C | Now, if we're done with this little pissing contest, I've got to get back to work. But I can tell we're just going to be best friends forever. |
| CCFirstMeeting1C | And it sounds like your tongue's going to get itself cut out if you keep bothering me, man. Get lost. |
| CCFirstMeeting1C | Yeah, maybe. But you need one to keep some of those caravaners in line. And to keep them from getting too friendly, if you catch my drift. |
| CCFirstMeeting1C | Even in a nice place like this, a girl's best friend is a good knife, right? |
| CCFirstMeeting2A | I guess, sure. I'll keep an eye out for any hidden depths, okay? |
| CCFirstMeeting2B | Well, if you figure it out, be sure to let me know, okay? I'm kind of busy. |
| CCFirstMeeting2C | Well, hope you had fun with that. |
| CCGuardTalk1 | Whoa, calm down there. Attitude like that'll just get someone hurt... plus, it puts the locals on edge. |
| CCGuardTalk1 | Relax, girl. We're not in a war zone, we're just making sure the market's safe. Stop scaring the locals, okay? |
| CCGuardTalk1 | Good to hear it. I'm not giving up this whole "living" habit, not at my age. Keep it up. |
| CCGuardTalk1 | Well, you be sure to let us know when we are, all right? |
| CCGuardTalk2 | Can't let our guard down, sir! That's when people cause trouble. |
| CCGuardTalk2 | The locals could use a little scaring, sir! Bunch of fat, coward traders... |
| CCGuardTalk3 | Girl, if you don't relax a little, you're going to snap in half. Now, get going, before you take someone's head off. |
| CCGuardTalk3 | Lady, if you don't calm down, I'm going to let Derek know about your crush on him. That'll give you something else to think about. |
| CCLamplightMachete | Good guess! I was the toughest defender they ever saw in Lamplight. I earned my nickname fighting off a Mole Rat with a knife big as my arm. |
| CCLamplightMachete | When I left, I figured I'd pass on a cushy place like Big Town. I ended up here, Dom took me on as a guard, and that's that. |
| CCMentor1 | It was okay. |
| CCMentor1 | I suppose it was fine. |
| CCMentor1 | Thanks! |
| CCMentor1 | It wasn't anything much. But thanks! |
| CCMentor2 | Well, have any big plans for the day? |
| CCMentor2 | You never know what the day may hold, eh boy? |
| CCMentor2 | Well, no worries. Maybe tomorrow will be more exciting, eh? But not too exciting, I hope! Ha! |
| CCMentor2 | Well, there's always tomorrow, isn't there? At least, one hopes, eh? Ha! |
| CCMentor2 | You oughta be proud - that's hard work. So why do you look so blue? |
| CCMentor2 | I mean it - that's hard work. But you look like you got something on your mind. What's up? |
| CCMentor3 | I guess. |
| CCMentor3 | Dunno. |
| CCMentor3 | It's nothing. Just... You think Machete might like me? |
| CCMentor3 | Nothing's wrong. It's just... you think there's a chance Machete might think I'm cool? Like, maybe when I'm older? |
| CCMentor4 | I guess that explains all that! I think she might, Derek, somewhere down in there. |
| CCMentor4 | Oh man, just like when I was a kid! Maybe you ought to go talk to her, Derek. |
| CCMentor5 | No, no, never mind. Pretend I didn't say anything. |
| CCMentor5 | Wait, no... I mean, forget I brought it up. |
| CCTownHistory1 | Hah! Damn near everything, I suspect! I founded the place myself, and I'm the reason this place stays fat and happy. |
| CCTownHistory1 | It's okay, I guess. I heard it's safer than most places, because the raiders don't bother us. But I've never been anywhere else, so I don't know. |
| CCTownHistory1 | Best place I ever worked in, and I guess I've worked about everywhere there is. |
| CCTownHistory1 | We get some weird types passing through, but it's stable enough for a guy to make an honest living. I don't really see what more a man could ask for. |
| CCTownHistory1 | Canterbury's a good town. Roe's done a damned good job setting up the place, and no one can handle the day-to-day details like him. |
| CCTownHistory1 | But when it comes to the big stuff, that's when he needs a little help. That's where I come in. |
| CCTownHistory1 | This whole place would fall apart if it weren't for Dom and me keeping anyone from causing too much trouble. |
| CCTownHistory1 | Fat, old Roe may think he runs the place, but it's only because Dom lets the idiot. |
| CCTownHistory2A | Because I asked them to, I suspect. I grew up in these trade caravans; known most of them my whole life. |
| CCTownHistory2A | I founded this place with my sister Daisy, back in the day. Perfect stop along the caravan circuit. |
| CCTownHistory2A | Life and death matters, putting down thieves, protecting people from raiders who are shortsighted or stupid enough to attack, that sort of thing. |
| CCTownHistory2A | Pretty much, anything the man can't solve by talking at it. And don't misunderstand, he can solve a lot of things that way. |
| CCTownHistory2B | I'm about the rarest thing out here in the Wastes: a mercenary who lived long enough to retire. |
| CCTownHistory2B | I used to sell my services around here, so it was a natural place to settle down. Not a bad sort of retirement, honestly. |
| CCTownHistory2C | They're just small caravans that make rounds through the Wastes, hawking their wares from Paradise Falls to Rivet City. |
| CCTownHistory2C | They won't trade with anyone who's hit their friends, but that's about as organized as they get. |
| CCTownHistory2C | Quite organized, now. Thanks to your guidance, of course! They still travel independently, but I keep track of their investments and such. |
| CCTownHistory2C | They make more profits, and supplies get to those that need them most, so everyone wins. Such is the magic of economics! |
| CCTownHistory2C | If you're done asking questions, I'm sure there's something I should be keeping an eye on. |
| CCTownHistory2D | Anytime, my friend. I could talk about my little Canterbury 'till doomsday. |
| CCTownHistory2D | Course that came and went already, didn't it? |
| CCTrade | You can usually find one of the trade caravans at the entrance to town. They come through every day or two. |
| CCTrade | Other than them, Porter's always got food for sale down at the diner. |
| CCTrade | Take a look, let me know what you want. |
| CCTrade | Only the best, hand-picked from the Wastes... for what that's worth. |
| CCTrade | Tell me what you need, and maybe I've got your fix. |
| CCTrade | Let's see what the good doctor has in his magic bag, shall we? |
| CCTrade | Nothing but the highest quality leftovers, junk, and crap! |
| CCTrade | Crazy Wolfgang's got just what you need! Assuming you need the random junk that I've got. |
| CCTrade | It's my pleasure to offer hot death in a variety of exciting flavors - take your pick! |
| CCTrade | Please, enjoy my selection of high-quality problem-solvers! |
| CCTrade | Have a look, see if anything calls out to you. |
| CCTrade | If the clothes make the man, then here are the means to re-make yourself. |
| CCTradeArmor1 | I'm afraid I haven't heard from Crow for a while, now. I'm afraid he may have fallen victim to foul play. |
| CCTradeArmor1 | Our man Crow handles most armor and clothing out on the trail. |
| CCTradeArmor1 | He grew up a tribal, but he traded in his loincloth for much snappier apparel long ago. |
| CCTradeArmor1 | What sort of clothing and armor would you like to see from Crow? |
| CCTradeArmorInvest1 | It takes a fair amount of capital to expand into higher quality material, you know. |
| CCTradeArmorInvest1 | Improving Crow's wardrobe would require a one-time investment of, say, 200 caps. |
| CCTradeArmorInvest1 | Crow's armor is already rather extensive, but I'm sure it could be even more impressive... for a one time investment of 500 caps. |
| CCTradeArmorInvest1 | At this point, the merchandise of our man Crow is the best in the Wasteland. I fear it's beyond improvement with further investments. |
| CCTradeArmorInvest2A | Well, your financial advice has never steered us wrong before. Done! |
| CCTradeArmorInvest2A | Excellent! I'll send word to Crow right away. |
| CCTradeArmorInvest2A | Yes, it is. But if you don't have the capital, it'll have to wait, I'm afraid. |
| CCTradeArmorInvest2A | Hmm. I suspect you're right. Done! |
| CCTradeArmorInvest2A | Isn't it, though? I'll send this right along to Crow. |
| CCTradeArmorInvest2A | Pricey, but worth it. Perhaps you can do so later, when you have the proper funds on hand. |
| CCTradeArmorInvest2B | If you insist. |
| CCTradeChems1 | I'm afraid the good doctor hasn't reported in for quite a while. Quite unfortunate, really. |
| CCTradeChems1 | Ah, then you'll be wanting Doc Hoff. Or "the good doctor," as he prefers. |
| CCTradeChems1 | He prescribes everything from a good meal to stimpaks to things that'll make your brain get up and dance. |
| CCTradeChems1 | What sort of better living would you like from the good doctor's chemistry? |
| CCTradeChemsInvest1 | The good doctor's lab equipment isn't cheap. It'll cost about 200 caps for him to offer higher quality material. |
| CCTradeChemsInvest1 | At this point, it would be hard to improve Doc's medicine cabinet without a significant investment. |
| CCTradeChemsInvest1 | Say, 500 caps should suffice for him to offer a whole cornucopia of pharmacopoeia. |
| CCTradeChemsInvest1 | As much as it hurts me to say it, there's really only so much that money can buy. The good doctor's supply cannot be improved at this point. |
| CCTradeChemsInvest2A | Well, your financial advice has never steered us wrong before. Done! |
| CCTradeChemsInvest2A | Excellent! I'll send word to the good doctor right away. |
| CCTradeChemsInvest2A | Yes, it is. But if you don't have the capital, it'll have to wait, I'm afraid. |
| CCTradeChemsInvest2A | Hmm. I suspect you're right. Done! |
| CCTradeChemsInvest2A | Isn't it, though? I'll send this right along to him. |
| CCTradeChemsInvest2A | Pricey, but worth it. Perhaps you can do so later, when you have the proper funds on hand. |
| CCTradeChemsInvest2B | If you insist. |
| CCTradeExit | All right, you're the boss! |
| CCTradeJunk1 | No word from Crazy Wolfgang for some time now. With him, it could mean anything, but I don't have a good feeling about it. |
| CCTradeJunk1 | That'd be Crazy Wolfgang: he does repairs and general supplies. But he prefers to call himself a "junk dealer." |
| CCTradeJunk1 | As he says, he's "overjoyed to assist those who have a deep need for his... junk." He's just like that. Says it catches people's attention. |
| CCTradeJunk1 | I'm sure Crazy Wolfgang would be just delighted to hear we're discussing his junk. |
| CCTradeJunkInvest1 | With an investment of about 200 caps, I'm sure he could improve the quality of his materials. Or at least, offer more of them. |
| CCTradeJunkInvest1 | At this point, it would require another pack brahmin to carry his wares. But for 500 caps, I think he could offer more. |
| CCTradeJunkInvest1 | At the moment, Wolfgang's practically carrying an entire junkyard with him. |
| CCTradeJunkInvest1 | Anything more, and he'll have trouble with the "traveling" part of being a traveling salesman. |
| CCTradeJunkInvest2A | Well, your financial advice has never steered us wrong before. Done! |
| CCTradeJunkInvest2A | Excellent! I'll see to it right away. |
| CCTradeJunkInvest2A | Yes, it is. But if you don't have the capital, it'll have to wait, I'm afraid. |
| CCTradeJunkInvest2A | Hmm. I suspect you're right. Done! |
| CCTradeJunkInvest2A | Isn't it, though? I'll inform Wolfgang immediately. |
| CCTradeJunkInvest2A | Pricey, but worth it. Perhaps you can do so later, when you have the proper funds on hand. |
| CCTradeJunkInvest2B | If you insist. |
| CCTraderBoss1 | I had thought about it, but some of these Wasteland traders... well, they aren't exactly the organizational type. |
| CCTraderBoss1 | It'd take a pretty savvy businessman to make it worth their while to work together. Frankly, I'm not sure even I'm up to the task! |
| CCTraderBoss1 | Sure thing! Which one would you like to talk about? |
| CCTraderBoss2A | My, my! When it comes to sales, I can see even I've got a few things I could learn from you! |
| CCTraderBoss2A | Well, in that case, I can act as your representative to the caravans. They'll listen to me, and I'll listen to you. |
| CCTraderBoss2A | Just let me know what you suggest in the way of specialties, and I'll let them know to focus on that area. |
| CCTraderBoss2A | Hmm... I think you're right. And the specialization might play to their eccentricities. It could work! |
| CCTraderBoss2A | And I could act as their representative in this matter. Goodness knows, I've known them for years, so I should be able to speak for them. |
| CCTraderBoss2A | Just let me know what you suggest in the way of specialties, and I'll let them know to focus on that area. |
| CCTraderBoss2A | Madam, you flatter me! I'm but a humble man of this small community. |
| CCTraderBoss2A | But, since it's a trader community, I suppose I can call in a few favors with the caravans. I suppose I am rather persuasive in that way. |
| CCTraderBoss2A | So, you just let me know what you'd like to see from the caravans, and I'll let them know what to focus on. |
| CCTraderBoss2A | That... That certainly is quite a lot of caps. It really would be a shame for those to go to waste, wouldn't it? |
| CCTraderBoss2A | I suppose I can call in a few favors with the caravans, talk with them about their inventory. Must keep the customers happy, right? |
| CCTraderBoss2A | So, you just let me know what you'd like to see from the caravans, and I'll let them know what to focus on. |
| CCTraderBoss2A | Maybe, but if they were more closely organized, the costs of organization might outweigh the benefits. |
| CCTraderBoss2A | The economics of this sort of trading operation can be rather more complex than your standard store in a settlement, sadly. |
| CCTraderBoss2C | I agree wholeheartedly. I'd hate to unduly burden a dedicated entrepreneur. |
| CCTradeRepair | Let me see if I can't hammer this garbage into shape. |
| CCTradeRepair | Whatever you've got, I've got just the thing to fix it. |
| CCTradeRepair | We used to have a better mechanic, but that didn't work out so well. I'll see what I can do. |
| CCTradeRepair | I can give it a look, sure. |
| CCTradeRepair | I'll see what I can do. |
| CCTradeRepair | Easy. I've got a knack for this sort of thing, you know! |
| CCTradeRepair | I'll see if I can't take a whack at it. |
| CCTradeRepair | For a price, sure. |
| CCTradeRepair | Let's take a look and see. |
| CCTradeRepair | Yes, but only if it wants to be repaired. |
| CCTradeRepair | Maybe. Let's take a look. |
| CCTradeSpecExit | Sure thing. Interested in any of the other traders? |
| CCTradeWeapons1 | Lucky Harith kind of dropped off the map. Or, knowing his wares, he may have burnt a whole straight through it. |
| CCTradeWeapons1 | Then you'd be looking for Lucky Harith, adventurer, martial artist, and occasional collector of the most deadly items known to mankind. |
| CCTradeWeapons1 | He's a bit of an eccentric, but he deals in more weaponry than you can shake a sharp stick at. In fact, he's probably got a sharp stick, too. |
| CCTradeWeapons1 | What sort of death-dealing implements would you like to see from Harith? |
| CCTradeWeaponsInvest1 | Harith's got quite a lot of weapons, but I'm sure he could improve his stock. An investment of 200 caps should see to that nicely. |
| CCTradeWeaponsInvest1 | If Harith were a less-reputable man, I'm sure he could use his armory to collect even more weapons. |
| CCTradeWeaponsInvest1 | But he's a merchant, not a raider, so it's legitimate means only. Like a legitimate investment of 500 caps. |
| CCTradeWeaponsInvest1 | That simply isn't feasible, I'm afraid. Harith's gear already rivals some mercenary armies - anything further would be asking for trouble. |
| CCTradeWeaponsInvest2A | Well, your financial advice has never steered us wrong before. Done! |
| CCTradeWeaponsInvest2A | Excellent! Harith will be delighted! He usually is by most things, really. |
| CCTradeWeaponsInvest2A | Yes, it is. But if you don't have the capital, it'll have to wait, I'm afraid. |
| CCTradeWeaponsInvest2A | Hmm. I suspect you're right. Done! |
| CCTradeWeaponsInvest2A | An investment in weaponry is usually returned in short order, after all. I'll inform Harith. |
| CCTradeWeaponsInvest2A | Pricey, but worth it. Perhaps you can do so later, when you have the proper funds on hand. |
| CCTradeWeaponsInvest2B | If you insist. |
| CG00DadSpeech | Let's see... Are you a boy or a girl? |
| CG00DadSpeech | It's a girl? A girl! We've got a daughter, Catherine! A beautiful, healthy baby girl! |
| CG00DadSpeech | It's a boy? A boy! We've got a son, Catherine! A beautiful, healthy baby boy! |
| CG00DadSpeech | You've got a bright future ahead of you, sweetie. I'm sure of it... |
| CG00DadSpeech | You've got a bright future ahead of you, son. I'm sure of it... |
| CG00DadSpeech | Look at you, look at you... Hi, there. I'm your daddy, little guy. Daddy. You're going to need a name, aren't you? |
| CG00DadSpeech | Look at you, look at you... Hi, there. I'm your daddy, sweetheart. Daddy. You're going to need a name, aren't you? |
| CG00DadSpeech | Your mother and I have been talking. What do you think about... |
| CG00DadSpeech | That's a good name. Don't you think? Fits you perfectly. |
| CG00DadSpeech | Looks like they've finished the gene projection. Let's see what you'll look like when you're all grown up. |
| CG00DadSpeech | You're going to look a lot like your dad. |
| CG00DadSpeech | See that, Catherine? |
| CG00DadSpeech | It's a big world out there, honey, full of all sorts of people. What about you? What kind of person are you going to be? |
| CG00DadSpeech | It's a big world out there, son, full of all sorts of people. What about you? What kind of person are you going to be? |
| CG00DadSpeech | You're just... |
| CG00DadSpeech | Catherine? Catherine! She's in cardiac arrest! Start compressions! Get the baby out of here! Move. Move! |
| CG00DadSpeech | One, one thousand. Two, one thousand.... Come on! |
| CG00DadSpeech | Hang on, Catherine! Hang on.... |
| CG00MomSpeech | Oh... Oh James... We did it... A son... Our beautiful son... |
| CG00MomSpeech | Oh... Oh James... We did it... A daughter... Our beautiful daughter... |
| CG00MomSpeech | Ohhh... Very strapping... Ha ha ha... |
| CG00MomSpeech | Ohhh... Beautiful... just like her Daddy... Ha ha ha... |
| CG00MomSpeech | James? James... Something's... Something's... |
| CG01DadSpeech | Don't look straight into the light, honey. You'll hurt your eyes. It's just something you get used to down here. |
| CG01DadSpeech | Don't look straight into the light, pal. You'll hurt your eyes. It's just something you get used to down here. |
| CG01DadSpeech | Come on over here, sweetie. Come on! Walk to Daddy! |
| CG01DadSpeech | Come on over here, son. Come on! Walk to Daddy! |
| CG01DadSpeech | You can make it! |
| CG01DadSpeech | Just a little farther! |
| CG01DadSpeech | Over here! |
| CG01DadSpeech | Come to Daddy! |
| CG01DadSpeech | You can do it! |
| CG01DadSpeech | There you go! My goodness! Just a year old, and already walking like a pro. |
| CG01DadSpeech | Your mother would have been so proud. |
| CG01DadSpeech | Listen, kiddo, I know you don't like it when Daddy leaves you alone, but I need you to take care of yourself for a minute. |
| CG01DadSpeech | You just stay here while Daddy runs to his office. You'll be okay, pal. I'll be back in a bit. |
| CG01DadSpeech | You just stay here while Daddy runs to his office. You'll be okay, honey. I'll be back in a bit. |
| CG01DadSpeech | Ha ha ha! You're quite the little explorer, aren't you? Serves me right for trying to pen you in! |
| CG01DadSpeech | Come on over here. I want to show you something. |
| CG01DadSpeech | See that? It was your mother's favorite passage. It's from the Bible. Revelation 21:6. |
| CG01DadSpeech | "I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end. I will give unto him that is athirst of the fountain of the water of life freely." |
| CG01DadSpeech | She always loved that. |
| CG01DadSpeech | All right. Come on. Let's go see if your little friend Amata wants to play.... |
| CG02AmataA1 | Right. That's exactly what I was thinking. |
| CG02AmataA10 | Ha ha. Sure he was. |
| CG02AmataA10 | Anyway, I'm glad you're having a good time. I was afraid he would find some way to ruin your party. |
| CG02AmataA2 | God, he really is a butthead. Oh well. You can always count on Butch to make an ass of himself. Get it? Ha ha ha. |
| CG02AmataA3 | You never learn, do you? You can't help shooting your mouth off even when you know it's going to get you a bloody nose. |
| CG02AmataA3 | Uh oh, your dad is giving me a look. I'd better let everybody else have a turn with the birthday boy. |
| CG02AmataA3 | You never learn, do you? You can't help shooting your mouth off even when you know it's going to get you a bloody nose. |
| CG02AmataA3 | Uh oh, your dad is giving me a look. I'd better let everybody else have a turn with the birthday girl. We'll talk later, okay? |
| CG02AmataA4 | Wow. You're so tough. You'll have to teach me how to do that, sometime. |
| CG02AmataA4 | He's not worth worrying about anyway. "Most likely to end up a trash burner," right? |
| CG02AmataA5 | God, what a jerk. I hate him! You'd think he'd be happy he actually got invited to your party. |
| CG02AmataA5 | I'm sorry. Are you going to be okay? Let's try to just have fun and forget about Butch for a while. |
| CG02AmataA6 | I know. Butch. What else is there to say, right? |
| CG02AmataA6 | Hey, forget him. Have fun. It's your birthday party! |
| CG02AmataA7 | I know. He thinks he's so tough. One of these days we'll figure out a way to get him back, okay? |
| CG02AmataA8 | That jerk! I can't believe he'd try to ruin your birthday party! |
| CG02AmataA8 | Oh well. This is Butch we're talking about, right? I guess we should have expected it... |
| CG02AmataA8 | Uh oh, your dad is giving me a look. I guess I'd better give everyone else a chance to talk to you. |
| CG02AmataA9 | Come on. Don't ask me that. You know he would if I asked, but where would that leave me? |
| CG02AmataA9 | It's bad enough being the Overseer's daughter. If everyone knew I ran to daddy every time I had a problem, nobody would ever talk to me again. |
| CG02AmataA9 | We'll think of some way to get Butch back. I promise. But I'm not getting my father involved. |
| CG02AmataPresentA1 | You're such a liar! Okay, if you're so smart, what did I get you for your birthday? |
| CG02AmataPresentA2 | You're welcome. But really, your dad did most of it. I just helped with the decorations and stuff. |
| CG02AmataPresentA2 | Hey, I bet you can't guess what I got you for your birthday. Go on, guess! |
| CG02AmataPresentA3 | Shut up! And it isn't my fault that Butch and Wally are here. Your dad said we had to invite them. |
| CG02AmataPresentA3 | Never mind them. Time for your present. What do you think I got you? Go on, try to guess! |
| CG02AmataPresentB1 | Ha! I knew I'd surprise you. Who's your favorite barbarian? That's right, Grognak! Issue 14, and with no missing pages! |
| CG02AmataPresentB1 | I found this in a box of my father's old things, believe it or not. Imagine him reading comic books. I guess everybody was ten once. |
| CG02AmataPresentB1 | Well, I'd better let you get back to "mingling" with your guests. We'll talk later, okay? Happy birthday. |
| CG02AmataPresentB2 | Gross! I didn't think you even liked girls. And you know what I mean, before you say something rude about me. |
| CG02AmataPresentB2 | I guess maybe I should give this to someone else... someone who likes Grognak the Barbarian better than Mean Christine... |
| CG02AmataPresentB2 | The question is, how could you tell the difference? Ha ha ha. |
| CG02AmataPresentB2 | Gross! I didn't think you even liked boys. Especially not Freddie the Freak. Yuck! |
| CG02AmataPresentB2 | I guess maybe I should give this to someone else... someone who'd rather curl up with Grognak the Barbarian than Freddie Gomez... |
| CG02AmataPresentB2 | The question is, how could you tell the difference? Ha ha ha. |
| CG02AmataPresentB3 | Okay, okay! One last question: who's your favorite barbarian? That's right, Grognak! Issue 14, and with no missing pages! |
| CG02AmataPresentB3 | I found this in a box of my father's old things, can you believe it? Kind of weird to think about him reading comic books. |
| CG02AmataPresentB3 | I guess I'd better let you get back to "mingling" with your guests. We'll talk later, okay? Happy birthday. |
| CG02BeatriceA1 | They sure did. My, my. Ten years old already. Why, I can remember helping your dad change your diapers... |
| CG02BeatriceA1 | And now, look at you! A great big grown up 10-year-old, with your very own Pip-Boy. |
| CG02BeatriceA1 | Since this was such a special occasion, do you know what I did? I wrote you a poem! Just for you. I hope you like it. |
| CG02BeatriceA2 | Oh, you are so funny! Ten years old, of course you are -- why, you have your Pip-Boy and everything! |
| CG02BeatriceA2 | And do you know what I did? Just for the occasion -- wrote you a poem! I hope you like it. |
| CG02BeatriceA2 | Of course you're not five! Ha ha ha. You're a big ten-year-old "man" now, aren't you, with your very own Pip-Boy! |
| CG02BeatriceA2 | And do you know what I did? Just for the occasion -- wrote you a poem! I hope you like it. |
| CG02BeatriceA3 | Oh! Boys will be boys, won't they? Just can't wait to see your present, is that it? |
| CG02BeatriceA3 | Well, let's not keep you waiting any longer. I think you're going to like it... it's a poem! Written by me, just for you! |
| CG02BeatriceA3 | Of course you can, dearie. There's no need to get impatient! I've got your present right here. |
| CG02BeatriceA3 | I think you're going to like it... it's a poem! Written by me, just for you! |
| CG02BeatriceB1 | Of course! Run along now, dearie, and have yourself a wonderful birthday! |
| CG02BeatriceB2 | Don't be silly! One poem per birthday, that's my rule! Ha ha. If I gave you two, think how jealous Butch would be, ha ha. |
| CG02BeatriceB3 | No, really, I wrote it just for you! |
| CG02BeatriceB3 | I never just copy one of my old poems... well, there was that one Founder's Day where I couldn't rhyme anything with Overseer... |
| CG02BeatriceB3 | But you deserve nothing less than a brand new poem. You can keep it in your Pip-Boy and read it whenever you want! |
| CG02ButchA1 | "Mrs. Palmer said I didn't have to share"... Who's talking about sharing, moron? I want the whole thing. |
| CG02ButchA1 | Now are you going to give me that sweetroll, or am I going to give you a knuckle sandwich? |
| CG02ButchA2 | "How about we share it"... What are you, five? Give me that sweetroll or I'm going to pound you. |
| CG02ButchA3 | Yeah, right. Thanks, loser. Oh, and happy birthday, ha ha ha ha! |
| CG02ButchA4 | Gah! I don't want your nerd-cooties! You're going to be sorry you did that. We'll see how tough you are later when the grownups aren't around. |
| CG02ButchA5 | Oh yeah? We'll see about that. |
| CG02ButchA6 | Don't you talk about my mom, you little punk! |
| CG02ButchA7 | You think you're funny? We'll see how funny you are later when I'm pounding on your face. Come on, Paul, this loser ain't worth our time. |
| CG02ButchA8 | You what?! Dang, I love those sweetrolls Old Lady Palmer makes. You... little... Just stay out of my way, you got it? |
| CG02ButchFightA1 | That's fine, son. I'm glad to see you're not letting Butch bully you. |
| CG02ButchFightA1 | He's going to be a handful in a few years if his mother doesn't take him in hand. |
| CG02ButchFightA1 | Well, no harm done then. Why don't you get back to enjoying your party. |
| CG02ButchFightA1 | Good for you. Don't let Butch start to bully you or he'll never stop. I've seen his type before. |
| CG02ButchFightA1 | He's going to be a handful in a few years if his mother doesn't take him in hand. |
| CG02ButchFightA1 | Well, no harm done then. Why don't you get back to enjoying your party. |
| CG02ButchFightA1 | I'm glad to hear it. Once you start letting bullies push you around, you'll never see the end of it. |
| CG02ButchFightA1 | Come on now, I bet there's someone else out there with a present for you! |
| CG02ButchFightA2 | Why that little... I figured it was him that started it. He's been nothing but trouble since the day he was born. |
| CG02ButchFightA2 | You let me handle this. And try to stay out of the way. |
| CG02ButchFightA2 | I wish we didn't have to invite him, but there just aren't that many children your age in the Vault. |
| CG02ButchFightA2 | In any case, you'll have to learn to deal with bullies. The world is full of people much worse than Butch, I'm afraid. |
| CG02ButchFightA2 | But don't let him ruin your birthday. Go on, I bet there's someone else waiting to give you a present! |
| CG02ButchFightA3 | Really? Well, if you say so. I'll stay out of it if that's the way you want it. |
| CG02ButchFightA3 | But let me give you some advice -- stay away from Butch. He's nothing but trouble. |
| CG02ButchFightA3 | Please don't do that. I know you don't like Butch, but if you start picking fights with him, how are you any better? |
| CG02ButchFightA3 | Don't be afraid to stand up for yourself, but don't go looking for trouble. There's trouble enough in this world without adding to it. |
| CG02ButchFightA3 | Well, now, that's more than enough lecturing for a birthday party! Go on and enjoy yourself. |
| CG02ButchSpeech | You're going to be sorry, you little smartmouth. |
| CG02ButchSpeech | What, is she your best friend now? Hey, Wally, I think Paul's in love... |
| CG02ButchSpeech | What, are you two best friends now? Hey, Wally, I think Paul's gone soft on us. |
| CG02CakeSpeech | Attention everyone! It is time to cut the cake! |
| CG02CakeSpeech | Andy! Wait! |
| CG02CakeSpeech | Oh no... |
| CG02DadChoice1 | We sure can't, unless we want the Overseer beating down our door. Jonas and I have found a place, though. C'mon! |
| CG02DadChoice2 | Easy now. It's only a BB gun, but it's not a toy. Let's go try it out. Jonas and I have found a nice spot for you. Follow me. |
| CG02DadChoice3 | Out already? Something wrong with the sights on that thing? Here you go, honey. |
| CG02DadChoice3 | Out already? Something wrong with the sights on that thing? Here you go, son. |
| CG02DadChoice4 | Okay, then. You're doing fine. Just aim and shoot. I think you'll be a natural. |
| CG02DadReactionTopic | What's gotten into you? Jonas worked hard on your present. The least you could do is be polite for five minutes. |
| CG02DadRoach1 | Nasty little things. They pretty much keep to dark places, though. That's why there are always lights on in the Vault. |
| CG02DadRoach2 | I'd try using that new gun of yours! |
| CG02DadRoach2 | They're pretty easy to kill. More a nuisance than anything else. |
| CG02DadRoach2 | Of course, you could just aim for the head. A good headshot will do a lot of damage to most anything. |
| CG02DadRoach3 | I know you can, and that's good. I'm not always going to be here to take care of you. You've got to learn to fend for yourself. |
| CG02DadRoach3 | Now, take your time, breathe slowly, sight down the barrel, and squeeze the trigger. |
| CG02DadRoach4 | Of course you can. I'm not always going to be here to take care of you. You're going to have to learn to fend for yourself. |
| CG02DadRoach4 | Now, take your time, breathe slowly, sight down the barrel, and squeeze the trigger. |
| CG02DadSpeech | Hey, Jonas, get a picture of me with the big game hunter! |
| CG02DadSpeech | Over here, honey! |
| CG02DadSpeech | Over here, son! |
| CG02DadSpeech | Careful! It's a Radroach. Think you can take care of that with your BB gun? Just aim and shoot. You'll be fine. |
| CG02DadSpeech | Happy birthday, pal! I can't believe you're already 10. I'm so proud of you. |
| CG02DadSpeech | Happy birthday, honey! I can't believe you're already 10. I'm so proud of you. |
| CG02DadSpeech | If only your mother.... |
| CG02DadSpeech | Enjoy your party! You're only 10 once, so have fun! |
| CG02DadTopic1 | The Overseer gave you your Pip-Boy, and you're old enough to do some work. So I figure you�re old enough for this. |
| CG02DadTopic1 | Your own BB gun! It's a little old, but it should work perfectly. |
| CG02DadTopic1 | Jonas found it down here. It was in pretty rough shape -- took us a good three months to find the parts to get it working again. |
| CG02DadTopic1 | You know how tough it is to find a spring that small? Good thing Butch "misplaced" that switchblade of his. Ha ha ha! |
| CG02DadTopic1 | So, what do you think? Want to give it a try? |
| CG02DadTopic2 | Since when? Regardless, I think you'll like this one. You're getting older, and you've got your Pip-Boy. I figure you're old enough for this, too. |
| CG02DadTopic2 | Your own BB gun! It's a little old, but it should work perfectly. |
| CG02DadTopic2 | Jonas found it down here. It was in pretty rough shape -- took us a good three months to find the parts to get it working again. |
| CG02DadTopic2 | You know how tough it is to find a spring that small? Good thing Butch "misplaced" that switchblade of his. Ha ha ha! |
| CG02DadTopic2 | So, what do you think? Want to give it a try? |
| CG02DadTopic3 | Couldn't have done it without Jonas' help. You make sure to thank him. |
| CG02DadTopic4 | You're welcome, pal. Happy birthday. |
| CG02DadTopic4 | You're welcome, sweetie. Happy birthday. |
| CG02DadTopic5 | I'm sorry you feel that way. Maybe you haven't grown up as much as I'd thought. If you don't want it, I'm sure I can find someone who does. |
| CG02DadTopic5 | I'm sorry you feel that way. Maybe you haven't grown up as much as I'd thought. If you don't want it, I'm sure I can find someone who does. |
| CG02GomezButchScene | All right, Butch. |
| CG02GomezButchScene | Hey, Officer Gomez. Nice party, huh? |
| CG02GomezButchScene | Can it. I've had it with you, Butch. Your mother is going to hear about this little incident. |
| CG02GomezButchScene | What'd he tell you, it was my fault? You didn't hear what he said to me! |
| CG02GomezButchScene | What'd she tell you, it was my fault? You didn't hear what she said to me! |
| CG02GomezButchScene | I'm not going to tolerate any more of your bullying. |
| CG02GomezButchScene | Fine. Tell my mom. Big deal. Are we done? |
| CG02GomezButchScene | For now. Just remember, I'm keeping my eye on you. |
| CG02IntercomConv | Jonas? |
| CG02IntercomConv | Hey doc. We're all set down here. |
| CG02IntroSurprise | Surprise! |
| CG02IntroSurprise | Surprise! |
| CG02IntroYell | Happy birthday! |
| CG02IntroYell | Happy birthday! |
| CG02IntroYell | Happy birthday! |
| CG02IntroYell | Happy birthday! |
| CG02IntroYell | Happy birthday! |
| CG02JonasA1 | Ha ha ha. You sure are! Pip-Boy and everything, look at that! |
| CG02JonasA1 | If you can wait just one more minute, I think your dad will want to give you the surprise himself. |
| CG02JonasA2 | Oh, I see, now that you're ten you're all business. Well then, missy, we'd better get to it. |
| CG02JonasA2 | Happy birthday, by the way. Hang on one more minute, I think I hear someone coming. |
| CG02JonasA2 | Oh, I see, now that you're ten you're all business. Well then, mister, we'd better get to it. |
| CG02JonasA2 | Happy birthday, by the way. Hang on one more minute, I think I hear someone coming. |
| CG02JonasA3 | Hey, relax! I was just teasing. |
| CG02JonasA3 | Listen, now that you're ten you don't have to take guff like that from grownups any more. Got it? Ha ha ha. |
| CG02JonasA3 | Hold on one more minute. I think your dad will want to give you the surprise himself. |
| CG02JonasB1 | Hey, you don't turn 10 every day! Now go on and let me see you shoot something. |
| CG02JonasB2 | Maybe so, but you still better not let the Overseer see you carrying that around. That's a real gun as far as he's concerned. |
| CG02JonasB3 | Oh, hey, don't worry about it. You might be surprised how much fun you can have if you give it a chance, though. |
| CG02JonasSpeech | Smile! |
| CG02OfficerGomezSpeech | Stanley, you turned the lights on too fast. You blinded the poor kid! |
| CG02OfficerGomezSpeech | Butch! What do you think you're doing? Leave him alone! |
| CG02OfficerGomezSpeech | Butch! What are you doing? Hitting a girl, and on her birthday for heaven's sakes! |
| CG02OfficerGomezSpeech | You all right, son? He didn't hurt you, did he? |
| CG02OfficerGomezSpeech | Did he hurt you, honey? |
| CG02OldLadyPalmerA1 | Such a nice polite young man you are! Don't ever lose your gift of speaking your mind so directly. We could use more of that down here. |
| CG02OldLadyPalmerA1 | Here you go, a nice sweetroll that I baked for you just this morning. And it's all for you -- you're the birthday boy, no sharing required today! |
| CG02OldLadyPalmerA1 | Such a nice polite young lady you are! Don't ever lose your gift of speaking your mind so directly. We could use more of that down here. |
| CG02OldLadyPalmerA1 | Here you go, a nice sweetroll that I baked for you just this morning. And it's all for you -- you're the birthday girl, no sharing required today! |
| CG02OldLadyPalmerA2 | Fiddlesticks! What 10-year-old doesn't like presents? |
| CG02OldLadyPalmerA2 | I was 10 once, believe it or not! My goodness, the Vault was practically crowded back then. |
| CG02OldLadyPalmerA2 | Not like today. So few young people now... But here I am rambling on again, and you listening so politely. |
| CG02OldLadyPalmerA2 | Here you go, a nice sweetroll that I baked for you just this morning. And it's all for you -- no sharing required today! |
| CG02OldLadyPalmerA3 | Well now! Young people were more polite back in my day. Respected their elders. Of course, we had a real Overseer back then. Worthy of respect. |
| CG02OldLadyPalmerA3 | Not like that one over there, with his rules and his secrets. Why, I have half a mind to just up and tell you... |
| CG02OldLadyPalmerA3 | Oh my, there I go again with my old lady talk and you still waiting patiently for your present. |
| CG02OldLadyPalmerA3 | I suppose you could have asked more politely, but it is still your birthday, so here you go: a nice sweetroll I baked just for you. |
| CG02OldLadyPalmerSpeech | Can you believe it? He is growing up so fast. |
| CG02OldLadyPalmerSpeech | Can you believe it? She is growing up so fast. |
| CG02OverseerA1 | Don't presume too much on her friendship, young man. I'm still the Overseer, and I'm still in charge of this Vault and everyone in it. |
| CG02OverseerA1 | Hmm. That's not what I hear. But perhaps she'll set a good example for you. There's still plenty of time for you to make something of yourself. |
| CG02OverseerA2 | I do not allow the fact that Amata is my daughter to compromise my position as Overseer. |
| CG02OverseerA2 | I gave her all the appropriate paternal encouragement, of course, but I could not contribute extra vault resources. |
| CG02OverseerA2 | That is simply what my position requires. No more, no less. I know Amata understands that perfectly well. |
| CG02OverseerGuardConv | Enjoy the party, sir? |
| CG02OverseerGuardConv | Bah, I only showed up because Amata's friends with the brat. |
| CG02OverseerGuardConv | Give them a few more minutes and then I want that place cleaned up and everybody back to work. |
| CG02OverseerGuardConv | Sure thing, sir. |
| CG02OverseerSpeech | Congratulations, young man! I don�t have to tell you how special this day is, do I? |
| CG02OverseerSpeech | Congratulations, young lady! I don�t have to tell you how special this day is, do I? |
| CG02OverseerSpeech | Down here in Vault 101, when you turn 10, well, you�re ready to take on your first official Vault responsibilities. |
| CG02OverseerSpeech | So here you are. As Overseer, I hereby present to you your very own Pip-Boy 3000! Get used to it. |
| CG02OverseerSpeech | You�ll be getting your first work assignment tomorrow. Ha ha ha ha ha! |
| CG02PartyTalkAmataGreeting | Oh my goodness, I wouldn't have missed it for the world. That dear boy is like a son to me. |
| CG02PartyTalkAmataGreeting | Oh my goodness, I wouldn't have missed it for the world. That dear girl is like a daughter to me. |
| CG02PartyTalkAmataGreeting | I'm sure of it, Amata. Never suspected a thing. Now go on and enjoy yourself. |
| CG02PartyTalkAmataGreeting | Oh, really? They're lovely! You did such a splendid job. |
| CG02PartyTalkAmataGreeting | Nonsense. People always enjoy my little speeches. Besides, that friend of yours could use a reminder that life is not all fun and games. |
| CG02PartyTalkAmataGreeting | Argh! This is supposed to be a party! You know, fun. You should try it sometime, Daddy. You might like it. |
| CG02PartyTalkAmataGreeting | Oh, sure, nothing to worry about. Me and Andy got her all fixed up again last night, good as new. |
| CG02PartyTalkAmataGreeting | I wasn't worried. You can fix anything, right? Anyway, I'm glad you could make it. |
| CG02PartyTalkAmataGreeting | Hey, Amata. Uh, thanks for inviting me... Hey, how much longer is it gonna go? I, uh, got some homework I need to finish. You know. |
| CG02PartyTalkAmataGreeting | Um, I don't know. I think it's just started. Can't you just stay for a bit? It'll be lots of fun, I promise. |
| CG02PartyTalkAmataGreeting | I'm glad to be here. I think it's important to keep in touch with the young people. You know, as part of my job. Plus, well, I like parties. |
| CG02PartyTalkAmataGreeting | Uh, sure thing, Officer Gomez. Well, it's been nice chatting with you. Thanks again for coming! |
| CG02PartyTalkEnjoyParty | Of course it is. After all, I helped plan it! |
| CG02PartyTalkEnjoyParty | Sure. Will there be games, though? |
| CG02PartyTalkEnjoyParty | Oh, well. I think so. Maybe pin the tail on... something. |
| CG02PartyTalkFreddie | Yeah. VDS, right? How's that even possible in a 9-year-old? |
| CG02PartyTalkFreddie | I don't know. I never heard of Vault Depressive Syndrome hitting anybody that young before. Uh, we'd better not talk about it here, though. |
| CG02PartyTalkGeneric | Thanks, Daddy. I'm glad you're having a good time. |
| CG02PartyTalkGeneric | It turned out pretty good, didn't it? |
| CG02PartyTalkGeneric | Yeah. I'm glad you're having fun! |
| CG02PartyTalkGeneric | Nice to see the kids having a good time. |
| CG02PartyTalkGeneric | Mmm-hmm. Diner looks great, doesn't it? |
| CG02PartyTalkGeneric | Yep... |
| CG02PartyTalkGeneric | Yeah. Seems like everyone's having a good time. |
| CG02PaulHannonSpeech | Who do you mean, dork-face here? Happy birthday, dork-face! Ha ha ha! |
| CG02PaulHannonSpeech | Little baby went crying to Officer Gomez! Boo hoo! |
| CG02PaulHannonSpeech | Oh man, you already ate the whole thing? I wanted a bite of that. |
| CG02PaulHannonSpeech | Ha ha! Good one Butch. Butthead -- ha ha ha! |
| CG02PaulHannonSpeech | Yeah, we don't want your cooties, right Butch? |
| CG02PaulHannonSpeech | Yeah, we don't need any more dorks around, right Butch? |
| CG02PaulHannonSpeech | I think you made her cry, Butch! Ha ha ha. Little baby gonna cry? |
| CG02PaulHannonSpeech | I think you made him cry, Butch! Ha ha ha. Little baby gonna cry? |
| CG02PaulHannonSpeech | Yeah, go play with your girlfriend. Ha ha ha. |
| CG02PaulHannonSpeech | Yeah, why don't you go play with your dolls and leave us alone. |
| CG02PaulHannonSpeech | Ha ha ha! You told him, Butch! |
| CG02PaulHannonSpeech | Ha ha ha! You told her, Butch! |
| CG02StanleyA1 | As a matter of fact I did. I'm glad you like it. Some may think the A series a bit basic, but I've always preferred them for their reliability. |
| CG02StanleyA2 | Of course it is. Just like everybody else's. They don't make 'em any more now, do they? |
| CG02StanleyA2 | That one I've been saving just for you, though. The A series is a bit heavier than some of the fancier models, but it won't let you down. |
| CG02StanleyA2 | I bet you could drop a bomb on one and it would still work. As a matter of fact, I know you could. |
| CG02StanleyA3 | Get it off? Why in the world would you want to do that? Your Pip-Boy's the best friend you'll ever have! |
| CG02StanleyA3 | Besides, you can't get it off. Biometric seals et cetera. I could tell you some stories about trying to take 'em off the old folks... |
| CG02StanleyA3 | ...ah, well, that's hardly a fit subject for a kid's birthday party. |
| CG02StanleyA3 | Don't worry, you'll get used to it. Pretty soon you'll wonder how you ever got along without it. |
| CG02StanleyA4 | Don't you listen to him. The A series may be a bit heavier than the luxury models, but they were built to last. |
| CG02StanleyA4 | Solid as a vault, they are. And I fixed her up myself. Shouldn't need to open her up again for a decade or two. |
| CG02StanleyB1 | Don't mention it. |
| CG02StanleyB1 | Oh yes, I almost forgot. Happy birthday! It's not much, but I hope you like it. |
| CG02StanleyB2 | Here am I going on about your Pip-Boy and I clean forgot about your present! |
| CG02StanleyB2 | Here you go. Happy birthday! It's not much, but I hope you like it. |
| CG02StanleyB3 | Sure, most people don't give a thought to their Pip-Boy as long as it keeps working. |
| CG02StanleyB3 | Well, anyway, I got you this for your birthday. It isn't much and you probably already have one, but there you go. Happy birthday. |
| CG02TunnelSnakeTalk1 | Ummm... the Vault Kings? |
| CG02TunnelSnakeTalk2 | Here's one: "Wally and the Big Cheese." That's you, Butch -- the Big Cheese. |
| CG02TunnelSnakeTalk2 | I still like "The Mackers." |
| CG02TunnelSnakeTalk3 | Isn't being a gang a little stupid? I mean, basically everyone we know is going to be in it. |
| CG02TunnelSnakeTalk4 | How about "Hell's Overseers"? Yeah, I like that. |
| CG02TunnelSnakeTalk4 | I can't believe you didn't like "Hell's Overseers". Better than anything you guys have come up with. |
| CG02TunnelSnakeTalk5 | Oh! Oh! I got it. Oh, man this is a great one. "The Grease Weasels"! What do you guys think? |
| CG02TunnelSnakeTalk5 | Didn't you guys like Grease Weasels? |
| CG02TunnelSnakeTalkGeneral | Hey, how about the Vault Dwellers? Get it? |
| CG02TunnelSnakeTalkGeneral | Yeah. I got one. "The Mackers." Super cool, right? |
| CG02TunnelSnakeTalkGeneral | I don't know. You guys never like any of my ideas anyway. |
| CG02TunnelSnakeTalkGeneral | If you're so smart, why don't you suggest something. |
| CG02TunnelSnakeTalkReply | Oh, I like that, Butch. |
| CG02TunnelSnakeTalkReply | That's a good one. Best yet, don't you think, Wally? |
| CG02TunnelSnakeTalkReply | Uh, sure. I mean, I really like that one! |
| CG02TunnelSnakeTalkReply | I don't know. Maybe. |
| CG02TunnelSnakeTalkReply | You and your snakes and rats and lizards... |
| CG02WallyMackSpeech | Yeah, Paul, why don't you introduce us to your new best friend? |
| CG02WallyMackSpeech | Yeah, Paul, why don't you introduce us to your new girlfriend? |
| CG02WallyMackSpeech | You mean because we've already got one? Dork. |
| CG03AmataChoice1 | Thanks. You've always been a good friend. Try talking to Butch. They'll all do whatever he says. |
| CG03AmataChoice2 | Fight my own battles? Sure. Three against one is fair. What's gotten into you? |
| CG03AmataChoice2 | I thought we were friends. Turns out you're just as big a jerk as these idiots. |
| CG03AmataChoice3 | Don't want to get involved? Thanks a lot. |
| CG03AmataChoice3 | Fine. Go. I don't need your help, anyway. |
| CG03AmataFight | Butch, stop it! Leave him alone! |
| CG03AmataFight | Butch, stop it! Leave her alone! |
| CG03AmataFight | Please! Stop fighting! |
| CG03AmataFight | Stop it! |
| CG03AmataFight | This isn't solving anything! |
| CG03AmataTalk | I'm not fat! |
| CG03AmataTalk | But, I'm not fat! |
| CG03AmataTalk | Stop it! Stop it! |
| CG03AmataTalk | Leave me alone! |
| CG03AmataTalk | Stay away from me! |
| CG03AmataTalk | Back off, Butch! |
| CG03AmataTalk | Shut up, Butch! |
| CG03AmataTalk | Go away, you stupid Tunnel Snakes! |
| CG03AmataTalk | I'm not scared of you, Wally Mack! |
| CG03AmataTalk | Leave me alone, Wally! |
| CG03AmataTalk | Help! |
| CG03AmataTalk | Get away from me! |
| CG03BrotchA1 | Yes, um, it's refreshing to see such, ah, youthful enthusiasm. |
| CG03BrotchA1 | Good to know that the G.O.A.T. occasionally gets it right. You know what they say about monkeys and typewriters... |
| CG03BrotchA1 | Well, I'm glad things turned out so well for you. I hope your classmates find their results half as satisfying. |
| CG03BrotchA2 | Ha. Closer to reality than you might think. |
| CG03BrotchA2 | Listen, I was just as obnoxious at your age. I didn't take the G.O.A.T. seriously and look where I ended up. |
| CG03BrotchA2 | Just between you and me? The whole test is a joke. |
| CG03BrotchA2 | If you don't like the results, I can make your G.O.A.T. come out any way you want. Just let me know. |
| CG03BrotchA3 | Listen, I was just as obnoxious at your age. I didn't take the G.O.A.T. seriously and look where I ended up. |
| CG03BrotchA3 | Just between you and me? The whole test is a joke. |
| CG03BrotchA3 | If you don't like the results, I can make your G.O.A.T. come out any way you want. Just let me know. |
| CG03BrotchSpeech | Well, now that everyone has managed to find the classroom, we can finally get started. |
| CG03BrotchSpeech | No talking, and keep your eyes to yourselves. |
| CG03BrotchSpeech | Yes, I'm talking to you Mr. DeLoria! |
| CG03BrotchSpeech | Unless anyone else has an insightful comment, let's get started. |
| CG03BrotchSpeech | Question 1. A frenzied vault scientist runs up to you and yells, "I'm going to put my quantum harmonizer in your photonic resonation chamber!" |
| CG03BrotchSpeech | What's your response? |
| CG03BrotchSpeech | Question 2. While working as an intern in the clinic, a patient with a strange infection in his foot stumbles through the door. |
| CG03BrotchSpeech | The infection is spreading at an alarming rate, but the doctor has stepped out for a while. What do you do? |
| CG03BrotchSpeech | Question 3. You discover a young boy lost in the lower levels of the vault. |
| CG03BrotchSpeech | He�s hungry and frightened, but also appears to be in possession of stolen property. What do you do? |
| CG03BrotchSpeech | Question 4. Congratulations! You�ve made one of the Vault 101 baseball teams. Which position do you prefer? |
| CG03BrotchSpeech | Question 5. Your grandmother invites you to tea, but you�re surprised when she gives you a pistol, and orders you to kill another vault resident. |
| CG03BrotchSpeech | What do you do? |
| CG03BrotchSpeech | Question 6. Old Mister Abernathy has locked himself in his quarters again, and you�ve been ordered to get him out. How do you proceed? |
| CG03BrotchSpeech | Question 7. Oh no! You�ve been exposed to radiation, and a mutated hand has grown out of your stomach! What�s the best course of treatment? |
| CG03BrotchSpeech | Question 8. A fellow Vault 101 resident is in possession of a Grognak the Barbarian comic book, issue number 1. You want it. |
| CG03BrotchSpeech | What's the best way to obtain it? |
| CG03BrotchSpeech | Question 9. You decide it would be fun to play a prank on your father. You enter his private restroom when no one is looking, and... |
| CG03BrotchSpeech | Question 10. Who is, indisputably, the most important person in Vault 101: |
| CG03BrotchSpeech | He who shelters us from the harshness of the atomic Wasteland, and to whom we owe everything we have, including our lives? |
| CG03BrotchSpeech | Pencils down, people. That's it. The infamous G.O.A.T.! |
| CG03BrotchSpeech | I'm sure most of you didn't find it so bad. Others, well, there are always openings in the maintenance department. |
| CG03BrotchSpeech | Don't forget to hand in your tests before you leave. You don't want to know what happens to people who "fail" the G.O.A.T. |
| CG03BrotchSpeech | You can have the rest of the day off, to celebrate or to pray, as the situation warrants. |
| CG03BrotchSpeech | I'll see you tomorrow, bright and early. |
| CG03BrotchSpeech | Well, I'll be damned... That little so-and-so... why didn't I think of that when I was sixteen? |
| CG03BrotchStartA1 | Didn't work on your dad either, did it? |
| CG03BrotchStartA1 | Now unless you have something else you want to discuss, take a seat and prepare for the 2274 edition of the G.O.A.T. |
| CG03BrotchStartA2 | Listen. I like your dad. I might even like you if I wasn't your teacher. |
| CG03BrotchStartA2 | So here's what I'm going to do. If you want to skip the test, just tell me how you want it to come out and I'll take care of it for you. |
| CG03BrotchStartA3 | I'm sure you will. Especially since it's multiple choice with no wrong answers... |
| CG03BrotchStartA3 | We'll start as soon as everyone's found a seat. Good luck. |
| CG03BrotchStartB1 | Well... all right. Here, take a look. |
| CG03BrotchStartB2 | Watch your language. |
| CG03BrotchStartB2 | And yes, I can do it for you. I can even hold your hand if you'd like. |
| CG03BrotchStartB2 | I just need to know what kinds of things you're interested in. |
| CG03BrotchStartB3 | Good for you. Don't worry, you'll do fine. As soon as everyone's found a seat, we'll get started. |
| CG03BrotchStartC1 | A budding science boy, eh? Done and... done. There. You're all set. If anyone asks, you took the G.O.A.T. during detention yesterday, okay? |
| CG03BrotchStartC2 | I'm sure I didn't just hear you admit to owning an unauthorized weapon. Let's just get this filled out... there. All set. |
| CG03BrotchStartC2 | If anyone asks, you took the G.O.A.T. during detention yesterday, okay? |
| CG03BrotchStartC3 | Oooo-kay... I'm going to pretend I didn't hear that... Anyway, done and done. There. You're all set. |
| CG03BrotchStartC3 | If anyone asks, you took the G.O.A.T. during detention yesterday, okay? |
| CG03BrotchStartC4 | I may know more about your extracurricular activities than you think. But not officially, of course. Officially, I'm completely oblivious. |
| CG03BrotchStartC4 | Anyway. Done and... done. You're all set. If anyone asks, you took the G.O.A.T. during detention yesterday, okay? |
| CG03BullyIntroConv | Get out of my way, you stupid Tunnel Snakes! |
| CG03BullyIntroConv | I can show you a real tunnel snake, Amata. |
| CG03BullyIntroConv | God, Butch, why don't you just leave me alone. |
| CG03BullyIntroConv | What are you going to do, Amata, go run and tell your daddy on us? |
| CG03BullyTalk | Amata's not fat, she's just 5 feet too short. |
| CG03BullyTalk | We're gonna run out of rations if Amata keeps eating. |
| CG03BullyTalk | Gonna go cry to your daddy, fatass? |
| CG03BullyTalk | You put on a couple of pounds, Amata? |
| CG03BullyTalk | What's the matter. Daddy's girl gonna cry? |
| CG03BullyTalk | I can show you a real tunnel snake, Amata. |
| CG03BullyTalk | You think you're special because your daddy is the Overseer? |
| CG03BullyTalk | Hey, fatso, I got something you can put in your mouth! |
| CG03BullyTalk | Watch out! Wide load coming through! |
| CG03BullyTalk | Hey, lardass! |
| CG03BullyTalk | She thinks she's better than us! |
| CG03BullyTalk | Tell her, Butch! |
| CG03BullyTalk | She's nothing, Butch! |
| CG03BullyTalk | Amata's got more chins than a Chinese phone book! |
| CG03BullyTalk | Amata's so fat, her clothes have stretch marks! |
| CG03BullyTalk | Amata's so fat, she broke her leg and gravy poured out! |
| CG03BullyTalk | Careful. Amata might eat us! |
| CG03BullyTalk | Been spending some extra time in the diner, Amata? |
| CG03BullyTalk | Let's go into the storeroom, Amata. I'll show you a good time.... |
| CG03BullyTalk | Daddy's girl! Daddy's girl! |
| CG03BullyTalk | Show it to her, Butch! |
| CG03ButchChoice1 | Whoa, take it easy. No need to go all psycho on me again. We were just joking with her. |
| CG03ButchChoice1 | And who are you? Her boyfriend? Ha! |
| CG03ButchChoice1 | Keep talking like that, boy, and we'll send you back to your daddy with a few broken bones for him to fix. |
| CG03ButchChoice1 | And who are you? Her girlfriend? Ha! Should have known. |
| CG03ButchChoice1 | Keep talking like that, girl, and we'll send you back to your daddy with a few broken bones for him to fix. |
| CG03ButchChoice2 | Her weight, huh? I can see why. |
| CG03ButchChoice2 | You're okay, pipsqueak. Now, run along before you get hurt. |
| CG03ButchChoice3 | Damn right you will. Get lost. |
| CG03ButchChoice4 | You've got to be kidding me. |
| CG03ButchChoice4 | Come on Tunnel Snakes, this twerp needs another lesson. |
| CG03ButchChoiceSpeech | Maybe you're right. We can deal with her later. |
| CG03ButchLeavingTalk | Fine. Let's go. |
| CG03ButchLeavingTalk | Whatever you say, Butch. You're the boss! Tunnel Snakes rule! |
| CG03ButchLeavingTalk | C'mon, Tunnel Snakes. This little bitch isn't worth our time. |
| CG03ButchQuitTopic | You're pathetic. This isn't even worth our time. |
| CG03ButchQuitTopic | You and your little girlfriend have fun together. We're outta here. |
| CG03ButchQuitTopic | C'mon, Tunnel Snakes! Let's go! |
| CG03ButchQuitTopic | Okay, okay. You win. We'll leave the little girl alone! |
| CG03ButchQuitTopic | You're not worth our time, anyway. |
| CG03ButchQuitTopic | C'mon, Tunnel Snakes. We're outta here. |
| CG03ButchResponse1 | None of your business, kid. Get outta here before you get hurt. |
| CG03ButchResponse1 | If you mess with the Tunnel Snakes, you're asking for it. Got me? |
| CG03ButchResponse2 | Damn right. And you'll stay out of our way, if you know what's good for you. |
| CG03ButchResponse2 | No one messes with the Tunnel Snakes. Especially not this stuck up little daddy's girl. |
| CG03ButchResponse3 | You've got that right. Just keep moving, and maybe we won't come looking for you next. |
| CG03ButchResponse3 | Leave Tunnel Snake business to the Tunnel Snakes. |
| CG03ButchSpeech | Sure thing, Mr. Brotch. |
| CG03DadChoice1 | Hey, it's not my call. Those are the rules. |
| CG03DadChoice1 | You're sixteen now, so this year you take the G.O.A.T. |
| CG03DadChoice1 | Come on. It's not so bad. Everyone has to take it. You'll do just fine. |
| CG03DadChoice2 | No, you're not. Really. |
| CG03DadChoice2 | When I started studying medicine, one of the first things I learned was how to spot a kid playing sick to get out of taking a test. |
| CG03DadChoice2 | You'll do fine. It's not so bad. Everyone has to take it when they're sixteen. I had to, you have to, and so does everyone else. |
| CG03DadChoice2 | And most everyone makes it through without a scratch. |
| CG03DadChoice3 | The Generalized Occupational Aptitude Test. G.O.A.T.! Everyone here in the Vault takes it when they're sixteen. |
| CG03DadChoice3 | Helps to figure out what sort of job you'll have here in Vault 101 when you get a bit older. So, pay attention and try not to fall asleep. |
| CG03DadChoice3 | You know what the Overseer says: "We're born in the Vault. We die in the Vault." |
| CG03DadChoice3 | "Each is tested to determine their abilities, that they may work for the betterment of all Vault residents." Sound familiar? |
| CG03DadConversation | Sounds good. Let me know if there are any changes. |
| CG03DadConversation | No problem. I'll have my report ready this afternoon. |
| CG03DadConversation | I'd just like to keep an eye on it. |
| CG03DadConversation | I was just going over them. Something you're worried about? |
| CG03DadConversation | Have you had a chance to look over these results? |
| CG03DadConversation | Morning, Doc. How's things? |
| CG03DadConversation | Morning, Jonas. |
| CG03DadInfo1 | That's not the way it works. And it won't do to go around asking questions like that. Especially not around the Overseer. |
| CG03DadInfo1 | I want to tell you something now. It's important, so listen closely: this place, this Vault... it's not perfect, I know. But it is your home. |
| CG03DadInfo1 | You're safe here. Stay on the Overseer's good side, and you always will be. You understand? You need to appreciate all you have. |
| CG03DadInfo1 | Because what's up there, on the outside, that's not the life I want for you, and it's not what your mother wanted for you, either. |
| CG03DadInfo2 | That's what the Overseer says, isn't it? |
| CG03DadInfo2 | He's not about to let anyone else in, so I guess that's how it'll have to be. |
| CG03DadInfo2 | You're here now, and it's a hell of a lot better than being up there. All your mother and I ever wanted was for you to be safe, and you're safe here. |
| CG03DadInfo3 | Your mother, she... she was beautiful. But... beyond the beauty you've seen. There's just so much those old photos can never show. |
| CG03DadInfo3 | And she was passionate. About life, about love. But most of all, most of all she was passionate about you. |
| CG03DadInfo3 | When she became pregnant, it was the happiest I had ever seen her. Ahhhh.... she had great things in mind for you.... |
| CG03DadInfo3 | And so! Time for you to stop stalling and get to class! Please, honey, please take these achievement tests seriously. |
| CG03DadInfo3 | The last thing I need is you mother's ghost haunting me because her only child became a garbage burner. |
| CG03DadInfo3 | Your mother, she... she was beautiful. But... beyond the beauty you've seen. There's just so much those old photos can never show. |
| CG03DadInfo3 | And she was passionate. About life, about love. But most of all, most of all she was passionate about you. |
| CG03DadInfo3 | When she became pregnant, it was the happiest I had ever seen her. Ahhhh.... she had great things in mind for you.... |
| CG03DadInfo3 | And so! Time for you to stop stalling and get to class! Please, son, please take these achievement tests seriously. |
| CG03DadInfo3 | The last thing I need is your mother's ghost haunting me because her only child became a garbage burner. |
| CG03DadSpeech | As far as I can tell, you're a perfectly healthy 16-year-old boy. So yes, you have to go to class to take your G.O.A.T. exam! |
| CG03DadSpeech | As far as I can tell, you're a perfectly healthy 16-year-old girl. So yes, you have to go to class to take your G.O.A.T. exam! |
| CG03DemoBrotchHello | You too, missy. Time for the G.O.A.T. Find a seat and wait for instructions. |
| CG03DemoBrotchHello | You too, mister. Time for the G.O.A.T. Find a seat and wait for instructions. |
| CG03FreddieBrotchConv | And if your friends decided to jump into the reactor, would you join them? Get your posterior in a chair immediately. |
| CG03FreddieBrotchConv | Mr. Brotch, come on! I gotta meet my friends! |
| CG03FreddieSusieConv | You too. |
| CG03FreddieSusieConv | Great. Good luck on the G.O.A.T. |
| CG03FreddieSusieConv | Sure thing. How about we head down to the diner after class? |
| CG03FreddieSusieConv | Thanks. Say, you want to grab some lunch later on? |
| CG03FreddieSusieConv | Well, I hope it's working again soon for you. |
| CG03FreddieSusieConv | Yeah, sure did. But the thing is so old, my grandpa had trouble with it when he was my age. |
| CG03FreddieSusieConv | You're kidding me. Didn't you just get new parts for it last week? |
| CG03FreddieSusieConv | Oh, not much. Our heater's on the fritz again. |
| CG03FreddieSusieConv | Hi, Susie. What's new? |
| CG03JonasStanleyConv | Oh, shouldn't be too long. I just need to get things set up for you. Just sit tight, and I'll be with you as soon as I can. |
| CG03JonasStanleyConv | Yes, I think I'd like that. Will it take long? |
| CG03JonasStanleyConv | That's still bothering you? Hmm. Well, I can run a few more tests if you like. |
| CG03JonasStanleyConv | I've got this headache that just won't go away. Even with the pills you gave me last week. It's the lights, I think. They hurt my eyes. |
| CG03JonasStanleyConv | Hi, Stanley. Sorry to keep you waiting; what seems to be the trouble today? |
| CG03PaulResponse1 | Because he's my pal. My brother. All us Tunnel Snakes are brothers. Birth to earth. Womb to tomb. |
| CG03PaulResponse1 | Mostly because Tunnel Snakes rule! |
| CG03PaulResponse2 | You got that right. |
| CG03PaulResponse2 | Better not forget it, either. |
| CG03TunnelSnakeInfo | Only the baddest gang in Vault 101. Like you don't know. We rule this Vault, and what we say goes. |
| CG03TunnelSnakeInfo | You'll stay out of our way, if you know what's good for you. |
| CG03TunnelSnakeInfo | That's us. And we rule! |
| CG03TunnelSnakeInfo | No one messes with the Tunnel Snakes. Or they have to answer to Butch. And Wally. You don't want to be on their bad sides. Trust me. |
| CG03TunnelSnakeInfo | What? You mouthing off, spaz? Everyone knows the Tunnel Snakes! |
| CG03TunnelSnakeInfo | We rule this Vault, and we don't take shit from nobody. Not you, not her, and not her daddy, the Overseer. |
| CG03TunnelSnakeInfo | A bunch of idiots, if you ask me. They think they're so tough, with their "gang." |
| CG03TunnelSnakeInfo | All they ever do is hang around and cause trouble. They've got it in for me because my father is the Overseer. Like that's my fault! |
| CG03TunnelSnakeResponse1 | None of your business. Because Butch said so. And what Butch says, goes. |
| CG03TunnelSnakeResponse1 | Tunnel Snakes rule! |
| CG03TunnelSnakeResponse1 | Stay out of this. It's Tunnel Snake business. |
| CG03TunnelSnakeResponse1 | Me and Butch, we're just having some fun with this chick. |
| CG03TunnelSnakeResponse2 | Can't think of anything. Butch says this little bitch is blabbing to her daddy about us Tunnel Snakes. We can't have that. |
| CG03TunnelSnakeResponse2 | Because we're the Tunnel Snakes. And we rule! |
| CG03TunnelSnakeResponse2 | Why don't you mind your own business? Last I checked, you weren't a Tunnel Snake. |
| CG03TunnelSnakeResponse2 | Run along, kid. Before Butch and I decide you're a problem. |
| CG03TurnInTestTopic | Here you are, Mr. Brotch. I hope I did okay. |
| CG03TurnInTestTopic | Nothing for you to worry about, Miss Almodovar. Let's see... Very well done. Looks like it's the supervisory track for you. |
| CG03TurnInTestTopic | Thanks. See you tomorrow. |
| CG03TurnInTestTopic | Yo teach. I'm done. |
| CG03TurnInTestTopic | Ah, Butch. Can I admit that I've been waiting for this day for a long, long time? Allow me to savor the moment. |
| CG03TurnInTestTopic | Now then, let's see... Hmm... Really?! ... Interesting... |
| CG03TurnInTestTopic | You've surprised me, Butch. I didn't think you had it in you. Hairdresser! Who would have thunk it? |
| CG03TurnInTestTopic | You're so full of it! That isn't true! |
| CG03TurnInTestTopic | I'm all done, Mr. Brotch. I guess. |
| CG03TurnInTestTopic | Uh. Wait a second. Can I have it back? I think I need to change one of my answers. |
| CG03TurnInTestTopic | Just calm down a minute, Paul. I'm sure you have nothing to worry about. |
| CG03TurnInTestTopic | Let's see. Mmm hmm. Yep, just as I thought. You're slated for the engineering track. Congratulations, Mr. Hannon. You've passed the G.O.A.T. |
| CG03TurnInTestTopic | Oh, gee! That's not so bad. Engineering, all right! |
| CG03TurnInTestTopic | Mother can't wait to find out if I'll be going into Science or Home Economics. |
| CG03TurnInTestTopic | Science? Ah, well... perhaps. Let's see what the G.O.A.T. says... |
| CG03TurnInTestTopic | Well, well. Maintenance department! I hope your mother will be pleased... I'm sure Stanley will be. |
| CG03TurnInTestTopic | What?! That's impossible! I'm telling Father! He won't let you get away with this! |
| CG03TurnInTestTopic | Here. What's the stupid test say I'm going to be doing for the rest of my life? |
| CG03TurnInTestTopic | Now, now, Susie. Is that any way to talk about the infallible G.O.A.T.? |
| CG03TurnInTestTopic | You will be... ahem... You'll be going into Teaching. No doubt due to your gift for communication. Don't worry, it isn't as bad as it sounds. |
| CG03TurnInTestTopic | About what I figured. I guess I'll see you around, Edwin. |
| CG03TurnInTestTopic | I'm finished. Here. |
| CG03TurnInTestTopic | Don't you want to find out what you got? |
| CG03TurnInTestTopic | Nah, I already know what it says. Hardly takes a rocket scientist to crack that joke of a test. |
| CG03TurnInTestTopic | Gimme one more second! |
| CG03TurnInTestTopic | I'm almost done, I promise! |
| CG03TurnInTestTopic | Okay, Mr. Brotch, I just need to read over my answers one more time. |
| CG03WallyChoice1 | I do say so. Buzz off. |
| CG03WallyChoiceSpeech | What? What kind of shit is that? No one talks that way about Wally Mack! |
| CG03WallyChoiceSpeech | He's not the boss of me! Nobody's the boss of me! I'm out of here. |
| CG03WallyLeavingTalk | I'm not finished with you, either, twerp. |
| CG03WallyLeavingTalk | This ain't over, daddy's girl. |
| CG03WallyLeavingTalk | Fine. Let's go. I was done here, anyway. |
| CG03WallyLeavingTalk | Are you sure? Butch? Um... okay. Whatever you say, Wally. Tunnel Snakes rule! |
| CG03WallyLeavingTalk | Don't know who put you in charge. I say we're done. Let's go, Paul. |
| CG03WallyLeavingTalk | Done? We're not done! I say when we're done. |
| CG03WallyLeavingTalk | We're done here. |
| CG03WallyResponse1 | I don't follow anyone. Wally Mack is his own man. And the Tunnel Snakes is where I belong. |
| CG03WallyResponse1 | Why? You think Butch is in charge? Is that what people are saying? Because it's a load of shit, if that's what they're saying. |
| CG03WallyResponse2 | Damn right it's not. You were just leaving, weren't you, feeb? |
| CG04AmataEnd1A1 | No, you didn't need me. If anyone can survive out there, it's you. |
| CG04AmataEnd1A2 | You're right, I should never have doubted you! |
| CG04AmataEnd1A3 | Fair enough. I know you must hate my father for what he's done, and I guess maybe you hate me now, too. |
| CG04AmataEnd1A3 | But for whatever it's worth, I'm sorry. Sorry about Jonas, and my father, and everything. |
| CG04AmataEnd1A3 | If you do catch up with your dad, I hope you'll tell him that. Jonas was my friend, too, you know. |
| CG04AmataEnd1B1 | It's tempting, but... my place is here. The Vault needs me more than you do. I'm the only one who has a chance to talk some sense into my father. |
| CG04AmataEnd1B1 | Listen, if you do catch up with your dad, tell him I'm sorry. For... you know, Jonas, and my father, and everything. Goodbye. |
| CG04AmataEnd1B2 | Goodbye. Listen, if you do catch up with your dad, tell him I'm sorry. For... you know, Jonas, and my father, and everything. |
| CG04AmataEnd2A1 | You're right. I understand. It was crazy for me to think you could stop them. |
| CG04AmataEnd2A1 | What's important is that you made it. You got the door open. |
| CG04AmataEnd2A2 | Of course. That was the plan, wasn't it? I was supposed to distract them while you got the door open. Mission accomplished! |
| CG04AmataEnd2A2 | Now you're going to go... out there. And I'm going to go back and make up with my dear old Daddy. |
| CG04AmataEnd2A2 | I guess if anyone can survive out there, it's you. And I'm great at pretending everything's just fine, so that's okay too. |
| CG04AmataEnd2A2 | Go on. What are you waiting for? No point in getting caught now, after all this trouble. Goodbye. |
| CG04AmataEnd2A3 | You're right. Compared to Jonas, I'm just peachy. A few bruises, nothing more. What do I have to complain about? |
| CG04AmataEnd2A3 | You seem to have come through in fine shape as well. |
| CG04AmataEnd2A3 | Go on, then. The door's open. Time for you to leave. And I'll stay here and clean up the mess you and your dad made. |
| CG04AmataEnd2A3 | Don't worry, I'm sure I can patch things up with my father. That's what we do down here, isn't it? Smile and pretend everything is just fine. |
| CG04AmataEnd2B1 | Don't worry about me. Whatever happens, I'm sure I'll be in less danger than you. I can't imagine what you're going to find out there. |
| CG04AmataEnd2B1 | Go on. Before anyone comes. Find your dad. I'll... I'll miss you. You've been a good friend. |
| CG04AmataEnd2B2 | Goodbye. Find your dad. I'll... I'll miss you. You've been a good friend. |
| CG04AmataEnd3A1 | You did the right thing in the end. That's what counts. I don't know what my father would have done to me if you hadn't stopped him. |
| CG04AmataEnd3A1 | I still can hardly believe we did it. The door... it's open. |
| CG04AmataEnd3A1 | Everything they told us was a lie, wasn't it? Things can never go back to the way they were. |
| CG04AmataEnd3A2 | Well, trust you to do things the hard way. Sorry for trying to help you. And getting a beating for my pains. |
| CG04AmataEnd3A2 | Never mind. It doesn't matter now. What's important is that you made it. You got the door open... |
| CG04AmataEnd3A2 | My God, everything they told us was a lie, wasn't it? We can never go back to the way things were. We... I trusted him. |
| CG04AmataEnd3A2 | I guess it's time for you to go deal with your father issues, while I deal with mine. Good luck. I will miss you, you know. |
| CG04AmataEnd3A3 | Fine. Be that way. By the way, thanks for rescuing me from my father. |
| CG04AmataEnd3A3 | Although I'm sure it was only by accident. I'm sure you wouldn't have helped me on purpose. |
| CG04AmataEnd3A3 | Go on, then. The door's open. Time for you to leave. And I'll stay here and clean up the mess you and your dad made. |
| CG04AmataEnd3A3 | Don't worry, I'm sure I can patch things up with my father. That's what we do down here, isn't it? Smile and pretend everything is just fine. |
| CG04AmataEnd3B1 | It's tempting, but... no. My place is here. I may be the only one who can stop my father before something even worse happens. |
| CG04AmataEnd3B1 | Go on. Before anyone comes. Find your dad. I'll... I'll miss you. You've been a good friend. Good luck out there. |
| CG04AmataEnd3B2 | You're right. Go on. Before anyone comes. Find your dad. I'll... I'll miss you. You've been a good friend. Good luck out there. |
| CG04AmataEnd3B3 | I would, if I only cared about myself. |
| CG04AmataEnd3B3 | I guess it's time for you to go deal with your father issues, while I deal with mine. Good luck. I will miss you, you know. |
| CG04AmataEnd3B4 | I guess it's time for you to go deal with your father issues, while I deal with mine. Good luck. I will miss you, you know. |
| CG04AmataEnd4A1 | So you say. Maybe one day I'll be able to forgive you. But not now. |
| CG04AmataEnd4A1 | I hope you never have to find out what it's like to see your father killed right in front of you. |
| CG04AmataEnd4A1 | No, don't listen to me. Just... just go. Find your father. I have to go bury mine. |
| CG04AmataEnd4A2 | Oh, really? And who appointed you judge, jury, and executioner? I know he wasn't perfect, but he was my father. |
| CG04AmataEnd4A2 | I thought you were my friend. He was the only family I had left. I thought you of all people would have understood that. |
| CG04AmataEnd4A2 | You'd better get out of here before I change my mind and call the guards. |
| CG04AmataEnd4A3 | Gladly. |
| CG04AmataEnd4A3 | The only reason I'm not calling the guards is out of respect for your dad. I don't want him to lose the only family he has left. |
| CG04AmataEnd4A3 | You'd better get out of here before I change my mind. |
| CG04AmataEnd4B1 | No, I can't. Not with you, not now. You'd better leave before I change my mind about letting you go. |
| CG04AmataEnd4B2 | You'd better leave before I change my mind about letting you go. |
| CG04AmataPostInterrogationA1 | I don't know. I don't know. |
| CG04AmataPostInterrogationA1 | Well, you'd better get out of here. I'll try to meet you at the Vault door. If I don't make it... good luck. |
| CG04AmataPostInterrogationA2 | Don't even start. I can't tell when you're joking any more. |
| CG04AmataPostInterrogationA2 | But you'd better get out of here. I'll try to meet you at the Vault door. If I don't make it... good luck. |
| CG04AmataPostInterrogationA3 | Maybe it would have been better if you'd taken it in the first place. I don't know. |
| CG04AmataPostInterrogationA3 | But you'd better get out of here. I'll try to meet you at the Vault door. If I don't make it... good luck. |
| CG04AmataQuestionsA1 | My father ordered the Vault into lockdown. Everyone's supposed to stay in their quarters and emergency lighting only. |
| CG04AmataQuestionsA1 | But you need to be careful -- the Radroaches have swarmed out in the darkness. I had a few close calls on my way to see you. |
| CG04AmataQuestionsA1 | It was lucky for you in a way. Security's been distracted dealing with the Roaches, but that won't last forever. You've got to get moving. |
| CG04AmataQuestionsA2 | Well, that's what they've always told us, but apparently it's not. |
| CG04AmataQuestionsA2 | From what I overheard, he hacked into the computer that controls the door. |
| CG04AmataQuestionsA2 | That's why my father locked down the door leading to the exit. |
| CG04AmataQuestionsA3 | I don't think they meant to. As if that makes any difference. |
| CG04AmataQuestionsA3 | I think he must have distracted the guards while your dad got into the Vault door controls. |
| CG04AmataQuestionsA3 | When they realized that Jonas had helped your dad escape, they just lost it. I'm sorry, but I really don't want to think about it again. |
| CG04AmataSpeech | Oh my God... you actually opened it... |
| CG04AmataSpeech | Wake up! Come on, wake up! |
| CG04AmataSpeech | I'll meet up with you at the Vault door if I can. But don't wait for me. Good luck. |
| CG04AmataStage5A1 | Was that an actual apology? From you? Wow. You must really be desperate. |
| CG04AmataStage5A1 | You're right though. You do need my help. You'll never get out of here on your own. You're lucky I'm such a good friend. |
| CG04AmataStage5A1 | There's a secret tunnel that leads directly from my father's office to the exit. You'll have to hack the computer in his office to open it. |
| CG04AmataStage5A1 | Use these to get into his office. That's how I always get in. |
| CG04AmataStage5A1 | Was that an actual apology? From you? Wow. You must really be desperate. |
| CG04AmataStage5A1 | You're right though. You do need my help. You'll never get out of here on your own. You're lucky I'm such a good friend. |
| CG04AmataStage5A1 | It won't be easy. My father sealed the door to the exit to prevent anyone else from following your dad. |
| CG04AmataStage5A2 | Not exactly an apology, but probably the best I can expect. |
| CG04AmataStage5A2 | You'd better listen, because you'll never escape without my help. |
| CG04AmataStage5A2 | There's a secret tunnel that leads directly from my father's office to the exit. You'll have to hack the computer in his office to open it. |
| CG04AmataStage5A2 | Use these to get into his office. That's how I always get in. |
| CG04AmataStage5A2 | Not exactly an apology, but probably the best I can expect. |
| CG04AmataStage5A2 | You'd better listen, because you'll never escape without my help. |
| CG04AmataStage5A2 | It won't be easy. My father sealed the door to the exit to prevent anyone else from following your dad. |
| CG04AmataStage5A3 | I don't even know why I bother with you. |
| CG04AmataStartA1 | You've got to get out of here! Your dad is gone and my father's men are looking for you! |
| CG04AmataStartA1B1 | He's left the Vault! I don't know how, but he's gone, and my father... he's kind of gone crazy. |
| CG04AmataStartA1B1C1 | It's Jonas... they killed him! My father's men. They took him, and... Oh my God, you have to leave, now! |
| CG04AmataStartA1B1C2 | I thought so too. But it's true. He's gone and Jonas is dead and now they're looking for you! |
| CG04AmataStartA1B1C2A1 | My father's men think Jonas helped your dad escape. They caught him and brought him to my dad's office and they... Oh my God... |
| CG04AmataStartA1B1C3 | Goddamn it! Stop making jokes and listen to me! Jonas is dead! Do you understand what I'm saying to you? My father ordered the guards to do it! |
| CG04AmataStartA1B1C3 | And now they're coming here to do the same thing to you! This is not a joke! You need to get out of here! |
| CG04AmataStartA1B2 | You don't understand! Your dad somehow opened the main door and left the Vault! |
| CG04AmataStartA1B2 | My father... I've never seen him so angry. Listen to me -- if the guards find you, they'll kill you. |
| CG04AmataStartA1B2C1 | I don't know! Some of my father's men. |
| CG04AmataStartA1B2C1 | Look, that doesn't matter right now! You need to worry about getting out of here alive! Revenge will have to wait. |
| CG04AmataStartA1B2C2 | That's what I've been trying to tell you! |
| CG04AmataStartA1B2C2 | Listen... You have to follow your dad -- escape from the Vault. And you have to do it now, while everything is still in confusion. |
| CG04AmataStartA1B2C2 | Maybe it's none of my business, but... you seem just as surprised as me to learn your dad has left. Didn't he tell you what he was planning? |
| CG04AmataStartA1B2C3 | That's what I would have said until tonight. But it's true. He's gone and Jonas is dead and now they're looking for you! |
| CG04AmataStartA1B3 | Aren't you listening? Your dad is gone! From the Vault! He opened the main door and left! |
| CG04AmataStartA1B3 | My father has completely flipped out. I've never seen him like this. He ordered the guards to beat Jonas. To death. And now they're looking for you! |
| CG04AmataStartA1B3C1 | I'm sorry... he's dead. They beat him... They just wouldn't stop... And my father ordered them to do it... |
| CG04AmataStartA1B3C1 | I snuck out to warn you as soon as they were gone. |
| CG04AmataStartA1B3C2 | I finally got your attention, huh? Jonas is dead, in case you were wondering. He helped your dad escape, and they killed him for it! |
| CG04AmataStartA1B3C2 | Now let's get you the hell out of here before you're next! |
| CG04AmataStartA1B3C3 | That's what I would have said until tonight. But it's true. He's gone and Jonas is dead and now they're looking for you! |
| CG04AmataStartA2 | Don't be a smart-mouth! This is serious! |
| CG04AmataStartA2 | My father's men are looking for you. They've already killed Jonas. You've got to get out of here! |
| CG04AmataStartA2 | Oh, gross! Knock it off, this is serious! |
| CG04AmataStartA2 | My father's men are looking for you. They've already killed Jonas. You've got to get out of here! |
| CG04AmataStartA2B1 | It's your dad. He's left the Vault! My father thinks Jonas helped him escape. So he had his men... |
| CG04AmataStartA2B1 | My God, they killed him... They just beat him, and beat him, and wouldn't stop... |
| CG04AmataStartA2B1C1 | Yeah. Don't worry about me. I'm just sorry you had to find out like this. I know Jonas was your friend. |
| CG04AmataStartA2B1C1 | But we've got to go, now. My father's men will be here any minute! |
| CG04AmataStartA2B1C2 | No. Why should I cry? He was your friend, not mine. |
| CG04AmataStartA2B1C2 | I came here to help you. If you still want my help, we'd better get going. |
| CG04AmataStartA2B1C3 | Yeah. It's lucky I got here ahead of them. But we can't stand here talking! You've got to get out of here! |
| CG04AmataStartA2B2 | Jonas helped your dad escape the Vault tonight! At least that's what my father thinks -- and he's sent his men to find you. |
| CG04AmataStartA2B2 | Maybe you don't know anything about it, but my father sure thinks you do. |
| CG04AmataStartA2B2 | You can't let him catch you. I think he'd kill you. I really do. |
| CG04AmataStartA2B3 | You don't understand. It's your dad -- he's left the Vault! They think Jonas helped him. |
| CG04AmataStartA2B3 | And they think you're part of it! You know how paranoid my father is anyway. This has pushed him right over the edge. |
| CG04AmataStartA2B3 | You can worry about revenge later. Right now you've got to get away before security gets here! |
| CG04AmataStartA3 | No! You've got to get up. Right now! If my father's men catch you here, I don't know what will happen. |
| CG04AmataStartA3B1 | This isn't about some stupid prank. Your dad left the Vault somehow, and now my father's gone crazy. Jonas is dead! |
| CG04AmataStartA3B1 | So you'd better listen to me and get moving if you don't want to end up like him! |
| CG04AmataStartA3B2 | Well, you'd better start being afraid! I just watched them beat Jonas, over and over again! They killed him! |
| CG04AmataStartA3B2 | Now shut up and listen to me! |
| CG04AmataStartA3B2C1 | Finally! Look, it all started with your dad -- he's escaped from the Vault somehow. I guess you didn't know. |
| CG04AmataStartA3B2C1 | Jonas must have helped him escape, and when my father found out, he kind of went crazy. |
| CG04AmataStartA3B2C1 | They think you're part of it. And I don't think they'll be interested in listening to your explanations! |
| CG04AmataStartA3B2C2 | It all started with your dad -- he's escaped from the Vault somehow. I guess you didn't know. |
| CG04AmataStartA3B2C2 | Jonas must have helped him escape, and when my father found out... |
| CG04AmataStartA3B2C2 | They think you're part of it. And I don't think they'll be interested in listening to your explanations! |
| CG04AmataStartB0 | Not anymore, apparently. But... Are you honestly telling me you had no idea your dad was leaving? He really didn't tell you? |
| CG04AmataStartB1 | I'm sorry, but I think you'll have to follow your dad. You'll have to escape from the Vault. |
| CG04AmataStartB1 | Listen... maybe it isn't any of my business, but didn't your dad tell you that he was leaving? |
| CG04AmataStartB2 | Don't be an idiot! What are you going to do, fight the whole security force by yourself? |
| CG04AmataStartB2 | No, I've thought about it. There's only one way. You have to follow your dad. You have to leave the Vault. |
| CG04AmataStartB3 | Good. You're finally talking sense. |
| CG04AmataStartB3 | My God, this is all so crazy. I can't believe your dad didn't tell you he was leaving. |
| CG04AmataStartB4 | Not this time. My father... he's not listening to anybody. If he even finds out that I've been helping you... |
| CG04AmataStartB4 | But that doesn't matter. I can take care of myself. It's you he's looking for. |
| CG04AmataStartB4 | And I have a plan. I know how to get you out of the Vault. Well, I think it will work. |
| CG04AmataStartB5 | Oh, so you don't trust me now? Thanks a lot. You think it was easy for me to get here? With the Radroaches and security all over the place? |
| CG04AmataStartB5A1 | I understand. It must be rough, waking up suddenly to find your dad gone and everything turned upside down. |
| CG04AmataStartB5A1 | Listen... it may not be any of my business, but didn't your dad tell you anything about his plans? |
| CG04AmataStartB5A2 | Your sense of self-preservation never fails to rise to the surface. |
| CG04AmataStartB5A2 | Lucky for you, I have a plan. I can help you follow your dad and escape from the Vault! |
| CG04AmataStartB5A3 | Fine! You're on your own, then. I'll wait here and see how long until you come crawling back, begging for my help. |
| CG04AmataStartB6 | That's exactly what I had in mind. |
| CG04AmataStartB6 | Listen. There's a secret tunnel that leads directly from my father's office to the exit. You'll have to hack the computer in his office to open it. |
| CG04AmataStartB6 | Use these to get into his office. That's how I always get in. |
| CG04AmataStartB6 | That's exactly what I had in mind. |
| CG04AmataStartB6 | It won't be easy, though. My father sealed the door to the exit to prevent anyone else from following your dad. |
| CG04AmataStartC1 | Listen. There's a secret tunnel that leads directly from my father's office to the exit. You'll have to hack the computer in his office to open it. |
| CG04AmataStartC1 | Use these to get into his office. That's how I always get in. |
| CG04AmataStartC1 | Come on, your dad did it. And he didn't even have my help. |
| CG04AmataStartC1 | It won't be easy, though. My father sealed the door to the exit to prevent anyone else from following your dad. |
| CG04AmataStartC2 | I don't have time to explain everything. You're just going to have to trust me this time. |
| CG04AmataStartC2 | Listen. There's a secret tunnel that leads directly from my father's office to the exit. You'll have to hack the computer in his office to open it. |
| CG04AmataStartC2 | Use these to get into his office. That's how I always get in. |
| CG04AmataStartC2 | No! I mean I do have a plan, and it'll work better than that time we tried to steal Mr. Brotch's... |
| CG04AmataStartC2 | Come on, be serious. This will work. It has to. |
| CG04AmataStartC2 | Listen. My father sealed the door to the exit to prevent anyone else from escaping. |
| CG04AmataStartC3 | Fine. Be that way. Good luck with the whole Vault in lockdown, Radroaches everywhere, and security guarding every door. |
| CG04AmataStartC3 | I'm sure you'll have no trouble escaping on your own. |
| CG04AmataStartC3A1 | Good. Now will you shut up and listen to me for a second? |
| CG04AmataStartC3A1 | There's a secret tunnel that leads directly from my father's office to the exit. You'll have to hack the computer in his office to open it. |
| CG04AmataStartC3A1 | Use these to get into his office. That's how I always get in. |
| CG04AmataStartC3A1 | You're such a jerk. Maybe I don't want to help you anymore. |
| CG04AmataStartC3A1 | No, don't worry. If I got sore that easily we couldn't have stayed friends all these years. You being such a jerk and all. |
| CG04AmataStartC3A1 | Listen. My father sealed the door to the exit to prevent anyone else from escaping. |
| CG04AmataStartC3A2 | Fine. I can't stop you. You don't deserve it, but I'll wait here so when you change your mind you'll know where to find me. |
| CG04AmataStartD1 | Lucky for you, I know of another way in. |
| CG04AmataStartD1 | There's a secret tunnel that runs from the Overseer's Office to the Vault door! |
| CG04AmataStartD1 | Security doesn't even know about it. Nobody except my father -- and me. "One of the Overseer's secrets," he says. |
| CG04AmataStartD1New | Oh, one more thing. I stole my father's pistol. I hope you won't need it, but you'd better take it just in case. |
| CG04AmataStartD2 | Lucky for you, I know another way through. There's a secret tunnel that runs from the Overseer's Office to the Vault door! |
| CG04AmataStartD2 | Security doesn't even know about it. Nobody except my father -- and me. "One of the Overseer's secrets," he says. |
| CG04AmataStartD2New | My father's not stupid. He's sealed the door to the exit to prevent anyone else from escaping. |
| CG04AmataStartD2New | The tunnel is the only way out! You're just going to have to trust me. |
| CG04AmataStartD2New | Oh, one more thing. I stole my father's pistol. I hope you won't need it, but you'd better take it just in case. |
| CG04AmataStartD3New | We don't have time for this! Trust me, security doesn't know about the tunnel. Just my father -- and me. |
| CG04AmataStartD3New | Maybe this pistol I stole from my father will make you feel better. Go ahead, take it, and then let's get out of here. |
| CG04AmataStartDad1 | Oh. I'm sorry. I'm sure he had his reasons. Maybe Jonas was supposed to explain everything to you? |
| CG04AmataStartDad1 | But it doesn't matter. I can help you escape. I have my own plan! |
| CG04AmataStartDad2 | Uh, okay. Sure. |
| CG04AmataStartDad2 | But it doesn't matter. I can help you escape. I have my own plan! |
| CG04AmataStartDad3 | I'm sorry I asked. And I'm not just saying that -- I shouldn't have pried. |
| CG04AmataStartDad3 | But it doesn't matter. I can help you escape. I have my own plan! |
| CG04AmataStartDad4 | I'm sorry I asked. And I'm not just saying that -- I shouldn't have pried. |
| CG04AmataStartDad4 | But it doesn't matter. I can help you escape. I have my own plan! |
| CG04AmataStartE1 | Same way I do -- use these. Once you're in, use his computer to open the door to the tunnel. |
| CG04AmataStartE1 | I don't have a password to his computer, so you'll have to hack it. But that shouldn't give you any trouble. |
| CG04AmataStartE1 | I'll find my father and make sure he doesn't go back to his office. But you'd better hurry. |
| CG04AmataStartE1 | Oh, one more thing. I stole my father's pistol. I hope you won't need it, but you'd better take it just in case. |
| CG04AmataStartE1 | Same way I do -- use these. Once you're in, use his computer to open the door to the tunnel. |
| CG04AmataStartE1 | I don't have a password to his computer, so you'll either have to hack it or find the password somewhere in his desk. |
| CG04AmataStartE1 | I'll find my father and make sure he doesn't go back to his office. But you'd better hurry. |
| CG04AmataStartE1 | Oh, one more thing. I stole my father's pistol. I hope you won't need it, but you'd better take it just in case. |
| CG04AmataStartE2 | I'll be keeping my father from catching you hacking into his computer. |
| CG04AmataStartE2 | Here, you'll probably need these to pick the lock on the office door. They've always worked for me. |
| CG04AmataStartE2 | Access his computer to open the door to the tunnel -- you'll either have to hack it or find his password. I know he hides it in his office somewhere. |
| CG04AmataStartE2 | Oh, one more thing. I stole my father's pistol. I hope you won't need it, but you'd better take it just in case. |
| CG04AmataStartE3 | If you have a better plan, let's hear it! Look, I know for a fact that the office isn't guarded -- everyone's out looking for you. |
| CG04AmataStartE3 | Here, you'll probably need these to pick the lock on the office door. They've always worked for me. |
| CG04AmataStartE3 | Access his computer to open the door to the tunnel -- you'll either have to hack it or find his password. I know he hides it in his office somewhere. |
| CG04AmataStartE3 | Oh, one more thing. I stole my father's pistol. I hope you won't need it, but you'd better take it just in case. |
| CG04AmataStartF1 | Okay. I'll try to meet you at the exit. Watch out for security. Good luck! |
| CG04AmataStartF2 | I hope you're joking. Even with that pistol, I don't think you'll win a fight against the whole security force. |
| CG04AmataStartF2 | Okay. I'll try to meet you at the exit. Good luck! |
| CG04AmataStartF3 | Well... okay. I guess it may come in handy if I run into any Radroaches. |
| CG04AmataStartF3 | All right. I'll try to meet you at the exit. Watch out for security. Good luck! |
| CG04AtriumConv1 | We should just go back to our quarters. |
| CG04AtriumConv1 | It's our only chance, don't you see? We're getting out of here, just like the doctor. I'm not going to let anyone stop us. |
| CG04AtriumConv1 | Tom! No! |
| CG04AtriumConv1 | Tom! Be careful! |
| CG04AtriumConv1 | It's me! Tom Holden! Just let me through! |
| CG04AtriumConv1 | What are you doing? Are you crazy? We'll shoot! Dammit, Tom. |
| CG04ButchA1 | No, I can't go back in there. It's... it's dark, and there's Radroaches. |
| CG04ButchA1B1 | Oh my God, thank you. I didn't know what to do. You're the best! |
| CG04ButchA1B2 | No! I mean... it's not the dark, it's the Radroaches. I... I can't stand them. I tried to go back in to get her, I really did! But I couldn't. |
| CG04ButchA1B2 | You gotta help me. She's not going to last much longer in there! Can't you hear her screaming? |
| CG04ButchA2 | Yeah, I'm asking you. So what. |
| CG04ButchA2 | Look, I'm sorry for the way I've always treated you. You know I never meant any of it, right? |
| CG04ButchA2 | But it's my mom. You can't leave her in there with the Radroaches. |
| CG04ButchA2B1 | Sure. I don't care why. Just get her out of there! |
| CG04ButchA2B2 | Well... yeah, so I hate Radroaches. So what? I tried to go back in to help her, I swear I did! But I just can't do it! |
| CG04ButchA2B2 | So I'm begging you, please help her. I don't know what I'd do without my mom. |
| CG04ButchA2B3 | No! Please! I'll do anything! You can join the Tunnel Snakes! I'll be your best friend forever! You gotta help her! |
| CG04ButchA2B3C1 | You're a real bastard, you know that? I hate your guts, you fucking coward! |
| CG04ButchA3 | Please! I know I've always been a jerk towards you. I know it! |
| CG04ButchA3 | But you can't walk away and let her die! Just because I was an asshole. Please... I'm begging you. |
| CG04ButchA3B1 | Okay, sure! Uh, you can join the Tunnel Snakes! I'll be your best friend forever! Whatever you want. Just save my mom! |
| CG04ButchA3B2 | You're a real bastard, you know that? I hate your guts, you fucking coward! |
| CG04ButchA4 | Please! I know I've always been a jerk towards you. I know it! |
| CG04ButchA4 | But you can't walk away and let her die! Just because I was an asshole. Please... I'm begging you. |
| CG04ButchB1 | Oh my God, thank you. Of course I'll shut up. I promise, I won't tell anybody I saw you. You can count on me. |
| CG04ButchB1 | Oh my God, thank you. I didn't know what to do. You're the best! |
| CG04ButchB1 | Oh my God, thank you. You're right, I am an asshole. But you -- you're the best! |
| CG04ButchB2 | Wow, where'd you get that? Okay, okay. Maybe I can do this. |
| CG04ButchB2 | Alright. I'm gonna go back in there and kill those damn roaches. Thanks! |
| CG04ButchB2 | This would squish those little buggers real nice. Okay, okay. Maybe I can do this. |
| CG04ButchB2 | Alright. I'm gonna go back in there and kill those damn roaches. Thanks! |
| CG04ButchB3 | You're a real bastard, you know that? I hate your fucking guts! |
| CG04ButchB3 | Get away from me, you sick bastard! |
| CG04ButchB4 | Oh my God, you're right! I can hear their little scratchy feet coming this way. I gotta get out of here! |
| CG04ButchB5 | You know what... you're right! They aren't anything I can't handle. Tunnel Snakes rule! |
| CG04ButchSpeech | Over here! Officer Kendall! |
| CG04ButchSpeech | Hey! He's right over here! Come quick! |
| CG04ButchSpeech | Hey! She's right over here! Come quick! |
| CG04ButchSpeech | I've found him! This way! |
| CG04ButchSpeech | I've found her! This way! |
| CG04ButchSpeech | Officer Kendall! Help! |
| CG04DadNoteTopic | Hold on Jonas, I need to record this first. |
| CG04DadNoteTopic | I don't really know how to tell you this. I hope you'll understand, but I know you might be angry. |
| CG04DadNoteTopic | I thought about it for a long time, but in the end I decided it was best for you not to know. |
| CG04DadNoteTopic | So many things could have gone wrong, and there's really no telling how the Overseer will react when he finds out. |
| CG04DadNoteTopic | It's best if he can blame everything on me. |
| CG04DadNoteTopic | Obviously, you already know that I'm gone. It was something I needed to do. You're an adult now. You're ready to be on your own. |
| CG04DadNoteTopic | Maybe some day, things will change and we can see each other again. I can't tell you why I left or where I'm going. I don't want you to follow me. |
| CG04DadNoteTopic | God knows life in the Vault isn't perfect, but at least you'll be safe. Just knowing that will be enough to keep me going. |
| CG04DadNoteTopic | Don't mean to rush you, Doc, but I'd feel better if we got this over with. |
| CG04DadNoteTopic | Okay. Go ahead. |
| CG04DadNoteTopic | Goodbye. I love you. |
| CG04DoorYell | Are you crazy? The Vault's in lockdown! Get back to your room. |
| CG04DoorYell | I'm not opening this door until I get the all clear from the Overseer. |
| CG04DoorYell | Sorry, but I intend to stay on the Overseer's good side. |
| CG04DoorYell | Everybody's supposed to be in their rooms during the lockdown. What are you doing out in the hall? |
| CG04DoorYell | Go away! I'm not opening the door until the lockdown's over. |
| CG04EmergencyBroadcast | This is the Overseer. |
| CG04EmergencyBroadcast | All residents of Vault 101 are hereby confined to their quarters. |
| CG04EmergencyBroadcast | The Radroach infestation is under control. Do NOT interfere with vault security personnel. |
| CG04EmergencyBroadcast | Any resident found outside his or her quarters will be dealt with. Severely. |
| CG04EmergencyBroadcast | That is all. |
| CG04GomezA1 | It's a real shame it's come to this. I can't believe what they did to Jonas... Officer Mack was just out of control... |
| CG04GomezA1 | But you're a good kid. You didn't do anything to deserve this. Go find your dad, if you can. |
| CG04GomezA2 | Don't think I don't know it. Why do you think I'm letting you go? |
| CG04GomezA2 | I guess you're trying to follow your dad... outside. |
| CG04GomezA2 | Good gravy, if I didn't know what the Overseer would do if he caught you, I'd never tell you to try for it, but it's your only shot. |
| CG04GomezA2 | You take care and I hope you find your daddy. |
| CG04GomezA3 | Now come on, that's not fair. I wasn't even there! I had some words with the Overseer when I saw what they'd done to Jonas. |
| CG04GomezA3 | But they all went crazy when they realized what your dad had done. Opened the Vault door! |
| CG04GomezA3 | Good gravy, if it was anybody but your dad I'd have thought he was a traitor, too. |
| CG04GomezA3 | But not him. If he opened that door, he must have had his reasons. And you'd better follow him, quick. |
| CG04GuardExitYell | I'm not crazy enough to go out there! |
| CG04GuardExitYell | I'm not going out there, I don't care what the Overseer says. |
| CG04GuardExitYell | Quick, close the door! |
| CG04Interrogation | Amata! Where did you get that gun? |
| CG04Interrogation | Be reasonable, Amata. Officer Mack may enjoy this, but I don't. Just tell us where to find your friend, so we can talk to him. |
| CG04Interrogation | Be reasonable, Amata. Officer Mack may enjoy this, but I don't. Just tell us where to find your friend, so we can talk to her. |
| CG04Interrogation | Now then, are you ready to tell me where your friend has gone? There's no need for any more of this. |
| CG04Interrogation | Amata, please. Don't be stubborn. I only want to talk to your friend. Surely you understand what's at stake here. |
| CG04Interrogation | Just get away from me! I don't want to shoot you but I will. I swear I will! |
| CG04Interrogation | I'm not telling you anything! And don't pretend you aren't enjoying this, Daddy. You're sick! |
| CG04Interrogation | What are you going to do, Daddy? Beat me to death, like you did poor Jonas? |
| CG04Interrogation | If you think I'll betray him, you don't know me very well. |
| CG04Interrogation | If you think I'll betray her, you don't know me very well. |
| CG04Interrogation | Daddy, please stop! Don't you understand, I can't tell you. Why are you doing this to me? |
| CG04Interrogation | Please stop. Please don't have him hit me again. Don't you care that I'm your own daughter? |
| CG04Interrogation | How dare you threaten me! And with my own gun! I'm your father, damn you, and you'll show me some respect! |
| CG04Interrogation | Very well. There's no hurry. Your friend isn't going anywhere, after all. |
| CG04Interrogation | Amata, darling. Why must you be so stubborn? The last thing I want is to see you hurt, but my duty to the Vault comes first. |
| CG04Interrogation | I've always indulged you, Amata. And now you've taken advantage of my lenience. |
| CG04Interrogation | Officer Mack! Don't just stand there! |
| CG04Interrogation | Again. |
| CG04Interrogation | One more time. |
| CG04Interrogation | Go ahead, Officer. |
| CG04Interrogation | Don't make me take that gun away from you, girlie. Just hand it over nice and easy now. |
| CG04Interrogation | You'd better talk, girlie. |
| CG04Interrogation | Do what your dad says, Amata. |
| CG04Interrogation | You need to learn some respect. |
| CG04Interrogation | No! Get away from me! |
| CG04Interrogation | Stop it! |
| CG04Interrogation | No, please don't! |
| CG04Interrogation | Please, Daddy, no! |
| CG04Interrogation | Oh my God! Amata... what have you done... |
| CG04Interrogation | That's enough, officer. |
| CG04Interrogation | That'll do for now. |
| CG04Interrogation | All right, officer. Let me try again. |
| CG04InterrogationScene | I told you, I don't know anything! |
| CG04InterrogationScene | Be reasonable, Amata. Officer Mack may enjoy this, but I don't. Just tell us where to find your friend, so we can talk to him. |
| CG04InterrogationScene | Be reasonable, Amata. Officer Mack may enjoy this, but I don't. Just tell us where to find your friend, so we can talk to her. |
| CG04InterrogationScene | He's my friend. I was worried about him. What does he have to do with any of this anyway? |
| CG04InterrogationScene | She's my friend. I was worried about her. What does she have to do with any of this anyway? |
| CG04InterrogationScene | Probably nothing. Which is why you need to tell me where he is, so I can talk to him. |
| CG04InterrogationScene | Probably nothing. Which is why you need to tell me where she is, so I can talk to her. |
| CG04InterrogationScene | Go to hell. |
| CG04JonasNoteTopic | Don't mean to rush you, Doc, but I'd feel better if we got this over with. |
| CG04OverseerA1 | Oh, is that all? Is there anything else I can get you while you're here? |
| CG04OverseerA1 | You'll get nothing from me. I'll die before I see the safety of the Vault compromised again. |
| CG04OverseerA1B1 | I've dealt with your kind before, you little snotnose punk. You should have run like your coward of a father. |
| CG04OverseerA1B2 | My God, you're a coldblooded little shit, aren't you? I think you'd actually do it. |
| CG04OverseerA1B2 | Here. Take them and leave the Vault. I'll have you shot on sight if you ever come back. |
| CG04OverseerA1B3 | Save your sanctimony. The world is a dangerous place and I make no apologies for doing whatever it takes to keep the Vault safe. |
| CG04OverseerA1B3 | Guards! Help me! |
| CG04OverseerA2 | I place the good of the Vault above everything, even my own paternal feelings. We must not allow sentiment to cloud our judgment! |
| CG04OverseerA2 | But I admire your protective instincts. Very well. I give you my word that Amata will not suffer further because of your actions. |
| CG04OverseerA2 | Now then. If you really care about Amata, you will see how dangerous your father's actions were. |
| CG04OverseerA2 | Hand over your weapons, and put an end to this dangerous situation. There's no need to join your father as a traitor to the Vault. |
| CG04OverseerA2B1 | A regrettable incident. But sometimes harsh measures are necessary for the good of the Vault. Such has always been my lot. |
| CG04OverseerA2B1 | Think a moment. If you really care about your fellow citizens, killing me is the worst thing you could do. |
| CG04OverseerA2B1 | Without an Overseer, the Vault would be plunged into chaos and disaster. Surely you can see that as well as I. |
| CG04OverseerA2B1 | Come now, turn yourself in and we can resolve this whole thing peacefully. Just because your father betrayed us doesn't mean you have to. |
| CG04OverseerA2B3 | Let's let history be the judge of that. If you had paid attention to Mr. Brotch, you'd understand that history is invariably written by the victor. |
| CG04OverseerA2B3 | And I intend to be the victor. You won't survive the night. Guards! Help me! |
| CG04OverseerA2B4 | Thank you. That will make this easier. Guards! Help me! |
| CG04OverseerA3 | A regrettable incident. But will killing me bring back your friend? |
| CG04OverseerA3 | Think a moment. If you really care about your fellow citizens, killing me is the worst thing you could do. |
| CG04OverseerA3 | Without an Overseer, the Vault would be plunged into chaos and disaster. Surely you can see that as well as I. |
| CG04OverseerA3 | Come now, turn yourself in and we can resolve this whole thing peacefully. Just because your father betrayed us doesn't mean you have to. |
| CG04OverseerA3B1 | Do you really think I'm afraid of a little snotnose punk like you? |
| CG04OverseerA3B1 | I've dealt with your kind many times before. I've never minded getting my hands dirty when I had to. |
| CG04OverseerA3B2 | Do you think I'm scared of a snotnosed punk like you? I was running this Vault when you were still crying for your dead mother. |
| CG04OverseerA3B2 | You'll get nothing from me. I'll die before I see the safety of the Vault compromised again. |
| CG04SecurityBarks | You! This is your fault! You and your stupid father! He had to go and leave, didn�t he? He had to mess things up for everybody! |
| CG04SecurityBarks | Guards! Guards, he�s over here! |
| CG04SecurityBarks | Guards! Guards, she�s over here! |
| CG04SecurityBarks | The doc�s stupid kid is over here! He�s trying to leave the Vault! Don�t let him get away! |
| CG04SecurityBarks | The doc�s stupid kid is over here! She�s trying to leave the Vault! Don�t let her get away! |
| CG04SecurityBarks | Guards! |
| CG04SecurityBarks | Oh my God! Daddy! |
| CG04SecurityBarks | Guards! Help! |
| CG04SecurityBarks | He's here! Don't let him get away! |
| CG04SecurityBarks | She's here! Don't let her get away! |
| CG04SecurityBarks | Guards! |
| CG04SecurityBarks | He's opening the Vault door! Get the Overseer! We need this door open now! |
| CG04SecurityBarks | She's opening the Vault door! Get the Overseer! We need this door open now! |
| CG04SecurityBarks | Watch it, sir! She's got a gun! |
| CG04SecurityBarks | Look out, sir! It's the doc's kid! |
| CG04SecurityBarks | There he is! Hold it right there! |
| CG04SecurityBarks | There she is! Hold it right there! |
| CG04SecurityBarks | Hold on, son! I just want to talk to you for a minute! |
| CG04SecurityBarks | Hold on, missy! I just want to talk to you for a minute! |
| CG04SecurityBarks | He's turning the power back on! To the control room! |
| CG04SecurityBarks | She's turning the power back on! To the control room! |
| CG04SecurityButchConv | Goddammit Butch, I told you to get back in your room. |
| CG04SecurityButchConv | What are you doing out of your room? There's a curfew in effect. |
| CG04SecurityButchConv | There's roaches in there, Officer Kendall! They're attacking my mom! You've got to help! |
| CG04SecurityButchConv | I told you, there's roaches in there attacking my mom! You've got to help her! |
| CG04SecurityButchConv | Oh, uh, sorry Officer. I'll go right back inside. |
| CG04SecurityButchConv | What's the matter, she dead drunk again? I don't have time for this. Stop being such a sissy and go help her yourself. |
| CG04SecurityButchHatePlayer | I've got bigger problems right now than dealing with your lush of a mother again. |
| CG04SecurityButchHatePlayer | No, wait! You're looking for the Doc's kid, right? He was just here! I saw where he went. |
| CG04SecurityButchHatePlayer | No, wait! You're looking for the Doc's kid, right? He was just here! I saw where he went. |
| CG04SecurityButchHatePlayer | You saw him? Where'd he go? |
| CG04SecurityButchHatePlayer | You saw her? Where'd she go? |
| CG04SecurityButchHatePlayer | Uh uh. You go in there and help my mom. Then I'll tell you. |
| CG04SecurityButchHatePlayer | Listen you little punk! We just beat a man to death. You want to be next? |
| CG04SecurityButchHatePlayer | No sir! Uh, he went that way! I saw him. I did! |
| CG04SecurityButchHatePlayer | No sir! Uh, she went that way! I saw her. I did! |
| CG04SecurityButchHatePlayer | That's better. Now get in your goddamn room! |
| CG04SecurityButchHatePlayer | No, please! Don't leave! You've got to help my mom! |
| CG04SecurityButchLikePlayer | Okay then. Hey, you haven't seen the Doc's kid, have you? We're still looking for him. |
| CG04SecurityButchLikePlayer | Okay then. Hey, you haven't seen the Doc's kid, have you? We're still looking for her. |
| CG04SecurityButchLikePlayer | No, sir. Good luck with your search though. |
| CG04SecurityButchLikePlayer | Whatever. Get back in your room. |
| CG04SecurityConv1 | Pretty quiet. You? |
| CG04SecurityConv1 | Just roaches. I don't know where they keep coming from. How about you? |
| CG04SecurityConv1 | Nah. Everyone's keeping to the curfew. Any news on the doc's kid? |
| CG04SecurityConv1 | No. I'd better get going. Good luck. |
| CG04SecurityConv1 | Nothing. That kid can't hide from us forever though. |
| CG04SecurityConv1 | Nope. I bet you a week's rations Amata knows something, though. |
| CG04SecurityConv1 | I'll never get the roach guts off my billy club. What a mess. |
| CG04SecurityConv1 | Nope. Wild goose chase if you ask me. |
| CG04SecurityRichardsKendall | Hey, John. What did you find? |
| CG04SecurityRichardsKendall | He was leaving his quarters just as I got there, but then I got jumped by some roaches and he got away. |
| CG04SecurityRichardsKendall | She was leaving her quarters just as I got there, but then I got jumped by some roaches and she got away. |
| CG04SecurityRichardsKendall | Don't worry, we'll find that little punk. He can't hide forever. |
| CG04SecurityRichardsKendall | Don't worry, we'll find that little bitch. She can't hide forever. |
| CG04SecurityRichardsKendall | Righto. Give a yell if you see anything. I'm going to head down this way. |
| CG04StanleyReactor | Oh, well, right over there through that door. You'll have to turn on all three generators. None of 'em will take the load by themselves any more. |
| CG04StanleyReactor | Now, I'd do it myself but I'm under orders from the Overseer not to turn them back on without his say so. |
| CG04StanleyReactor | But I don't suppose I know anything about what you might get up to. |
| CG04StevieGloriaConv | Stevie, thank God... I... I was at Bea's, worried about the kids... the roaches... |
| CG04StevieGloriaConv | Geez, Mom, I don't have time for this! Why didn't you stay with Aunt Beatrice? There's important stuff going on... oh, come on. I'll take you home. |
| CGTransitionTopic | I'm sorry, Madison. I am. But what choice do I have? |
| CGTransitionTopic | I thought I knew you... I trusted you! We all did! How can you be so selfish? |
| CGTransitionTopic | Selfish? This is my child we're talking about, Madison! My child! |
| CGTransitionTopic | It's you and me, now, okay? You and me. But that's okay. So long as we've got each other, that's all that matters. |
| CGTransitionTopic | No, no, put that away. This one's on the house. And now a toast. To James and his cheery cherub. May your future be safe, bright, and boring as hell. |
| CGTransitionTopic | Shh... You're safe now. No more monsters. No more nightmares. Shh... That's it. Daddy's got you� |
| CGTransitionTopic | Yes, yes. Cardiology, Pediatrics, Psychiatry. Whatever your needs. You'll find I can handle, well� I can handle just about anything. |
| CGTransitionTopic | All right. Just remember one thing. We need a doctor, not a deadbeat. Fail to meet my expectations, and there will be repercussions. |
| CGTransitionTopic | Not so bad, huh? A bit chilly maybe, but we'll get used to that. A few decorations, some donated toys, and this place will feel just like home. Home� |
| CGTransitionTopic | Hmmmm... Good? Huh, is that good? Here you go... No... Not too fast. That's it. That's it. Everything on the spoon. Come on, you can do it. |
| CGTransitionTopic | It's a pleasure. I'm Jonas. Um... I guess... I'm your new assistant. |
| CGTransitionTopic | It's okay! It's okay, see? Just a little cut. Good thing your daddy's a doctor, huh? I know just the right kind of kiss to make it better� |
| CGTransitionTopic | Ahh, it's my stupid ankle, doc. Sprained, broken, I don't know. Slipped on some grease in one of the maintenance tunnels. |
| CGTransitionTopic | Your mommy? Oh, sweetie... I... Of course I miss her. I miss her... so much. Each day more than the last. |
| CGTransitionTopic | You are to mend broken bones, prescribe medications, and see to the health of my residents. These "experiments" are a waste of time! |
| CGTransitionTopic | Don't be a damned fool! We know nothing of the viruses or bacteria that survive down here! We experiment to prepare. We prepare to survive. |
| CGTransitionTopic | What's the matter, teacher's pet? Gonna cry? Awww... Waaahh! Go run home to daddy. |
| CGTransitionTopic | No, but close. Not 45, 55. You've got to carry the 1, right? So you put the 5 there� and the one goes over there. See? Easy. |
| CGTransitionTopic | Yes, and Amata can come over after you clean your room! Now move! This place is disgusting. |
| CGTransitionTopic | What is their problem, anyway? So I'm the Overseer's daughter? So what? Like I get any kind of special treatment! At least� at least I've got you. |
| CGTransitionTopic | Ah. Well... Umm. You'd think being a doctor would make this easy... |
| CGTransitionTopic | Boys and girls have different parts. Right? And when a boy and a girl love each other� |
| CGTransitionTopic | That was amazing, sport! Four strike outs in a row! I'll tell ya doc, I think we're looking at the new Vault 101 MVP! |
| CGTransitionTopic | Revelation, 21:6. I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end. I will give unto him that is athirst of the fountain of the water of life freely. |
| CGTransitionTopic | Come on, doc. Just one more month, that's all I'm asking for. Without those pills, I� I just don't know what I'll do. Please, I'm begging you. |
| CGTransitionTopic | It's time for you to go home. Tell your father I want to see him in my office first thing in the morning. Amata, I want to talk to you. Now. |
| CGTransitionTopic | No, Mister DeLoria, that is not correct. The Battle of Hastings was 1066. 2077 was the end of the world. Tell me. Are you really that stupid? |
| CGTransitionTopic | Stop fussing! You look great! Now go! You want to be late for you own prom? |
| CGTransitionTopic | Don't give me that! You were drunk! All of you! What if I hadn't walked in? Hmm? Did you think about that? What if the Overseer found you first? |
| CGTransitionTopic | There's nothing out there. Just... Horror. Pain. Grief. You have a good life in this vault. You shouldn't think about such awful things. |
| CGTransitionTopic | Well that's my job, isn't it? To turn you into a grown-up? Make sure you're ready to handle adult life here in the vault? You're not a kid anymore. |
| CGTransitionTopic | Here are those results you wanted, doc. From the, um... secondary experiment? |
| CGTransitionTopic | Oh my God. Please, doctor. Please! I know you have stuff here. Drugs! You have to fix this! My God, I can't be pregnant� |
| CGTransitionTopic | Ha ha! Look at that! What'd I tell you, huh? Work hard enough, and anything is possible. Even an "A" from Mister Brotch! Ha ha ha ha ha! |
| CGTransitionTopic | Yeah? Well daddy doctor ain't here to save you now, is he? So what you gonna do now, huh? What you gonna do? |
| CGTransitionTopic | What are you looking at? Stop gawking and get back to work. Selfish and insubordinate, just like your father� |
| CGTransitionTopic | Look, it's just... You need to know these things. I'm not going to be around to hold your hand forever... |
| CherryFollowMe | The sooner we get there, the better. |
| CherryQuit | You're a goddamn liar. You told me we were going to Rivet City but we've been out here for over five days! I've had it. I'm going back. |
| CherryThanks | Well, you kept your promise. I really didn't think you would. Thank you. |
| CherryWaitHere | Don't be gone too long. |
| CitadelLyonsHolo1 | According to our latest reconnaissance report, Enclave soldiers have taken complete control of the Project Purity facility. |
| CitadelLyonsHolo1 | They've brutally murdered innocent scientists, including James. He went there to revive the project, and died for his efforts. |
| CitadelLyonsHolo1 | They will answer for their crimes. I haven't worked so hard just to sit idly by and watch the Enclave undo what little we've accomplished here. |
| CitadelLyonsHolo2 | Here I sit, in the safety of the Citadel, while the people of the Wasteland thirst, and suffer, and die. Here I sit, a failed, feeble old man. |
| CitadelLyonsHolo2 | What have I really accomplished? How many have I truly helped? The Super Mutants still roam rampant. The people still die of thirst and radiation. |
| CitadelLyonsHolo2 | The Western Elders cease to acknowledge my existence. Some of my own people have even gone Outcast. |
| CitadelLyonsHolo2 | And now... the Enclave. Technologically superior. Infinitely resourceful. The time has come to pass the mantle to more able hands. But is she ready? |
| CitadelLyonsHolo3 | I cannot -- I will not -- allow the Enclave to control the one thing that could bring even the slightest spark of hope to these people. |
| CitadelLyonsHolo3 | Project Purity would mean millions of gallons of pure, clean water for the people of the Capital Wasteland. |
| CitadelLyonsHolo3 | James never got the damned thing to run. Neither did we, for that matter. But the Enclave... |
| CitadelLyonsHolo3 | If they controlled that much clean water... they would control the entire Capital Wasteland. |
| CitadelLyonsHolo3 | I simply cannot allow that to happen. |
| CitadelPrimeVoiceTest | Primary Targets: Any and all Red Chinese invaders. Emergency Communist Acquisition Directive: Immediate Self-Destruct -- Better Dead than Red. |
| CitadelPrimeVoiceTest | Voice module online. Audio functionality test... initialized. Designation: Liberty Prime. Mission: the Liberation of Anchorage, Alaska. |
| CitDurgaRepair | I should let you know: I'm not going to use any of our equipment to provide parts for you. You'll have to pay for them. |
| CitDurgaRepair | If you want to pay for the parts, yes. |
| CitDurgaRepair | I hope you're willing to pay for the parts -- you're not getting them from our supplies. |
| CitDurgaTrade | Yeah, I suppose. |
| CitDurgaTrade | Sure. Just be quick about it. |
| CitDuskApology1 | It takes some stones to admit a mistake. Maybe you're not so bad, stranger. Tell you what, buy me a drink sometime and we'll call it even. |
| CitDuskApology1 | So, what do you want that's worth pissing me off over? |
| CitDuskApology2 | Oh? Oh really? Look, I know how you wasters are. You cap a few Radscorpions and think you can walk around like you own the fucking place. |
| CitDuskApology2 | But things work differently around here. You got a problem with that, then you go ahead and meet me in the Lyons' Den after lights out. |
| CitDuskApology2 | I'll solve your little problem the old fashioned way. |
| CitDuskApologyEND | That's what I thought. |
| CitDuskEnclave | I never thought much about 'em until you showed up. They have the bots, but they've been buzzing around for as long as I can remember. |
| CitDuskEnclave | To tell you the truth, I figured that the Enclave were long gone. Most of us thought the radio and the bots where just relics. |
| CitDuskGallows | I don't trust him. I know, I know, I should take faith in my brother, but he disappears for days out into the Wastes. |
| CitDuskGallows | He comes back without a word. He only reports to Sentinel Lyons, and doesn't tell the rest of us what he's up to. I can't trust a soldier like that. |
| CitDuskGallows | The other guys, they think it's a joke. Glade's even got a betting pool going to find out Gallows' real name. A betting pool. Honestly... |
| CitDuskGreeting1 | My "story"? I blow the head off of anything more'n two hundred meters downrange. |
| CitDuskGreeting1 | I'm the best shot in the Brotherhood of Steel, bar none. Not even Colvin can match my kill count. That's my "story." |
| CitDuskGreeting1a | Hey, Wasteland humor! I like that! Got any more... funny man? |
| CitDuskGreeting1a | Hey, Wasteland humor! I like that! Got any more... funny girl? |
| CitDuskGreeting1b | Damn right it is. Last time I checked, it wasn't called the "Sisterhood of Steel." Hell, even Sarah has to prove herself to the knuckle draggers. |
| CitDuskGreeting1b | Every once in a while, we have to show 'em what's what. |
| CitDuskGreeting2 | Ha. Funny. Here's some free advice: You're our guest, so I'd be real careful about who you insult. |
| CitDuskGreeting2 | That sort of thing might fly out in the Wastes, but here in the Citadel, it'll earn you a few broken teeth. |
| CitDuskGreeting2a | See? That. Right there. That's the sort of shit that'll land a little girl like you in the infirmary. |
| CitDuskGreeting2a | See? That. Right there. That's the sort of shit that gets a man injured. |
| CitDuskGreeting2b | Yeah, see... my friends can joke about my name. Last I checked you're not on that list. But I'll let it go, you just watch yourself. |
| CitDuskGreetingEND | Right to the point. I like that. What do you need? |
| CitElderLyonsMealBlessing1 | Brothers, as we take our meal this day, let us reflect upon the words of Elder Patrocolus of the Montana Bunker. |
| CitElderLyonsMealBlessing1 | "It is in service of Steel and guardianship of one's Brothers that each man finds his purpose. My friends, stand with your Brothers. Guard them... |
| CitElderLyonsMealBlessing1 | ...guide them. And in each of them find purpose." Look around this table, my Brothers. Look into the eyes of each man and woman seated here today. |
| CitElderLyonsMealBlessing1 | Pledge in your hearts and minds, pledge by your guns that you will stand with them in battle until the end. Trust each of them with your life. |
| CitElderLyonsMealBlessing1 | And earn the trust of each in turn. Eat well, my friends. |
| CitElderLyonsMealBlessing2 | Brothers, today I offer a simple prayer. |
| CitElderLyonsMealBlessing2 | Hail, Creator. Blessed is your power and mighty is your gift of Steel. |
| CitElderLyonsMealBlessing2 | Bless us today, your noble warriors who dwell in this hall. |
| CitElderLyonsMealBlessing2 | Let us ride upon wings of thunder and chariots of glory, to bring destruction to your enemies. |
| CitElderLyonsMealBlessing2 | To bring destruction upon your wicked enemies." |
| CitElderLyonsPermission | This is not normally something that we do. Trade with outsiders has proven to be... problematic in the past. |
| CitElderLyonsPermission | However, considering the circumstances... So be it. I'll send word to Durga that you have full access to trade. |
| CitGallowsGreeting1 | No. I don't. |
| CitGallowsGreeting1 | What do you want? |
| CitGallowsGreeting2 | ... |
| CitGallowsGreeting2b | ... |
| CitGallowsGreeting2b2 | ... |
| CitGallowsGreeting2b2 | I'm glad that we understand one another. |
| CitGallowsName | ... what's the pool up to now, anyway? |
| CitGallowsName | Nice try, though. |
| CitGallowsName | Haven't we been through this already? |
| CitGallowsName1 | Fine. I'm tired of this game. Irving. My name is Irving. There. Go collect your money. |
| CitGallowsName1 | Maybe now they'll leave me alone about it. |
| CitGallowsName1 | Fine. I'm tired of this game. Irving. My name is Irving. There. Go collect your money. |
| CitGallowsName1 | Maybe now they'll leave me alone about it. |
| CitGallowsName2 | No. We can't. |
| CitGallowsNameEND | Yeah. Never mind. |
| CitGladeGallows | Really? You're kidding me. What is it? |
| CitGladeGallows | You figure out his name yet? Haha! Yeah, I thought not. |
| CitGladeGallows | Oh man, there's something wrong with that boy. Ain't nobody around here that even knows his real name. |
| CitGladeGallows | We got a betting pool in the pride, whole pot goes to the first person who can find out his real name. |
| CitGladeGallows1 | It's gotta be, what? 2000 caps now? Boy's a mystery, no doubt about it. |
| CitGladeGallows1 | If you can figure out his real name, the money's all yours. |
| CitGladeGallows2 | Nope. No one knows his name, where he comes from -- nothin'. He's a mean little bastard for sure. |
| CitGladeGallows2 | He'd be a Paladin by now for sure, except that he ain't got no interest in leadin'. Only killin'. I'm just glad he's on our side. |
| CitGladeGallowsName1 | Ha! Good point. The pool is up to about 1,000 caps these days. |
| CitGladeGallowsName1 | Now, c'mon! C'mon! What's his name? |
| CitGladeGallowsName2 | Hahahaha! Irving! Are you serious? |
| CitGladeGallowsName2 | Oh man... wait until the other guys hear this... Irving! |
| CitGladeGallowsName2 | Here's the pool. You earned it! |
| CitGladeGallowsNameEND | Ha! It's not like he'd tell you anyway. |
| CitGladeTeachExplosives01 | Did you see, sir? I nailed it. Right under the target. Boom! That's a dead mutie right there. |
| CitGladeTeachExplosives01 | All right! That was perfect! I got it dead on! What do you think of that, sir? Good enough to take out a mutant, right? |
| CitGladeTeachExplosives02 | Soldier, don't you dare start running that mouth until you can put one of those grenades through a fourth story window at 200 yards. |
| CitGladeTeachExplosives02 | Yeah, sure. That's one dead mutant. But the Brother who was using that car for cover is dead too. Learn to check your zone, maggot. |
| CitGladeTeachExplosives03 | But... sir! The throw was good! It cleared the line and... and... look! The wall wasn't even hit with shrapnel! I... I'm sorry. I'll try again. |
| CitGladeTeachExplosives03 | I'm... I'm sorry sir. I'll keep trying. |
| CitGladeTeachExplosives04 | You're damn right you will. And you'll keep at it until you learn to keep that mouth shut. We've got no room for braggarts here. |
| CitGladeTeachExplosives04 | Good choice. Pride has taken down more Brothers than I can count. You'd best remember that. |
| CitGladeTeachPistol01 | Damn. Sir, I think the sights on my pistol are off. I'm aiming dead on and it keeps firing to the left. |
| CitGladeTeachPistol01 | There's something wrong with this weapon, sir. I can hear shells catching in the chamber when I fire. |
| CitGladeTeachPistol02 | Are you kidding me? It's not the weapon, Initiate! Try holding the gun properly instead of firing from the hip like some goddamned cowboy. |
| CitGladeTeachPistol02 | The weapon isn't the problem, Initiate. You just shoot like my goddamn grandmother. Actually, strike that, my Mrs. Gunny was a deadeye. |
| CitGladeTeachPistol03 | What do you suggest, sir? No matter what I do, all my shots pull to the left. |
| CitGladeTeachPistol03 | If it's not the weapon, then what is it, sir? |
| CitGladeTeachPistol04 | Try loosening your grip, maggot. Hold the weapon higher -- see nothing but the sight and the target. Try not to screw it up this time. |
| CitGladeTeachPistol04 | Stop shooting with your eyes and your hand. A soldier kills with his heart. Focus. Lock on to your target and destroy it. Now give it another try. |
| CitGladeTeachRifle01 | I feel good, sir. I think I get what you were talking about. When I let go and see only the target, the bullets fly right where I want them to go. |
| CitGladeTeachRifle01 | I think I understand what you were saying, sir. When I calm down and focus, I don't see anything but the target. |
| CitGladeTeachRifle02 | Then you've reached a new level of understanding. Combat does not take place in the brain. It is passion, instinct, and the will to survive. |
| CitGladeTeachRifle02 | You're not quite as worthless as you look. Remember, if you overthink combat, you're dead. You have to WANT to survive more than your enemy. |
| CitGladeTeachRifle03 | I understand. Like you said: no man may be defeated so long as his will to survive remains. |
| CitGladeTeachRifle03 | I understand, sir. Like you said: fill your soul with thunder, fight with a heart of steel. |
| CitGladeTeachRifle04 | So it was taught to me, so will you teach it some day. Enough jaw, maggot. Back to work. |
| CitGladeTeachRifle04 | The Brother who taught me was a wise man, Initiate. But even will requires practice. Back on point. |
| CitKnightDirectionsEND | Very well. |
| CitKnightDirectionsEND | Certainly. |
| CitKnightDirectionsGeneral | You are currently in A Ring. Here, you will find the Great Hall, the Lyons' Den, and the Archives. |
| CitKnightDirectionsGeneral | Beyond this area is B Ring, quarters for the Knights, Scribes, and Elder Lyons. |
| CitKnightDirectionsGeneral | Outside in the Bailey are the training areas and access to the Initiates' barracks. |
| CitKnightDirectionsGeneral | Other than that, down those steps is the Lab. Be careful around there, the Scribes are touchy about who goes near their toys. |
| CitKnightDirectionsGeneral | This is B Ring. Here you'll find the general barracks, sick bay, and Elder Lyons' quarters. |
| CitKnightDirectionsGeneral | Through those door, you'll find A Ring -- the Great Hall is there, as well as the Lyons' Den and the Archives. |
| CitKnightDirectionsGeneral | Outside in the Bailey are the training areas and access to the Initiates' barracks. |
| CitKnightDirectionsGeneral | Other than that, go through A Ring to get to the Lab. The Scribes do most of their work on the projects down there, so watch what you touch. |
| CitKnightDirectionsGeneral | You are currently in the lab. This area belongs mainly to the Scribes. They do their technological R&D down here. |
| CitKnightDirectionsGeneral | Up those stairs is A Ring, our main gathering area. The Great Hall is there, as well as the Lyons' Pride quarters and rec room, and the Archives. |
| CitKnightDirectionsGeneral | Head through A Ring to get to B Ring, general quarters are there, our doc is across the hall from those, and Elder Lyons' quarters are in the back. |
| CitKnightDirectionsGeneral | Outside in the Bailey are the training areas and access to the Initiates' barracks. |
| CitKnightDirectionsGeneral | This is the Inner Bailey. These are the training areas and access to the Initiates barracks is across the cut. |
| CitKnightDirectionsGeneral | Through those doors to the east is A Ring. The great hall is there, as well as the Lyons' Pride quarters and rec room, and the Archives. |
| CitKnightDirectionsGeneral | Head through A Ring to get to B Ring, general quarters are there, our doc is across the hall from those, and Elder Lyons' quarters are in the back. |
| CitKnightDirectionsGeneral | The lab is underground. That area belongs mainly to the scribes. They do their technological R&D down there, so watch your step. |
| CitKnightDirectionsMedic | You could say that. We have an old Robo Doc. He's a bit creepy, but he does the job. You'll find him in B Ring. |
| CitKnightDirectionsMedic | You could say that. We have an old Robo Doc. He's a bit creepy, but he does the job. He's here in B Ring. |
| CitKnightDirectionsSupplies | Word came down that you got permission from Elder Lyons to trade, so just head down to the lab and talk to Knight Captain Durga. |
| CitKnightDirectionsSupplies | Word came down that you got permission from Elder Lyons to trade, so go talk to Knight Captain Durga. She's here in the lab. |
| CitKnightDirectionsSupplies | Well, any one of us would see Knight Captain Durga down in the lab. But since you're an outsider, you'll need permission from Elder Lyons. |
| CitKnightDirectionsSupplies | Well, any one of us would see Knight Captain Durga, here in the Lab. But since you're an outsider, you'll need permission from Elder Lyons. |
| CitKnightRumors | What's been going on? Well, let's see. For years, we've been draining our resources defending the ungrateful residents of this no man's land. |
| CitKnightRumors | Most of my best friends have either been ripped apart by Super Mutants or left to join the Outcasts. |
| CitKnightRumors | And now an enemy we faced more than thirty years ago has resurfaced, and their tech is still better than ours. |
| CitKnightRumors | What's been going on with you? |
| CitKodiakGallows | Heard you took the pot. Good work. Of course, I'm not going to ask how you found out what his name was... |
| CitKodiakGallows | Gallows? He's not a bad guy, truth be told. He just doesn't talk much, and if it ain't soldierin', that boy has no time for it. |
| CitKodiakGallows | Tell you what, though -- he's the meanest son of a bitch around here. All business. The rest of us, we get our R and R in. Not Gallows. |
| CitKodiakGallows | There's even a betting pool on who can find out his real name. Talk to Glade about it. He'll tell you. |
| CitKodiakStory | Oh, now you want story time? Sorry. I'm not havin' it. |
| CitKodiakStory | Now that's a story... The only reason I'm here is because of Elder Lyons. You see, I grew up in the Pitt. Don't suppose you've ever been there, huh? |
| CitKodiakStory | It's about 500 klicks to the northwest. Place is a nightmare -- three irradiated rivers coming together. People there were... not well. |
| CitKodiakStory | But the Brotherhood of Steel came down on the place with a righteous hammer. They called it "The Scourge." |
| CitKodiakStory1 | It was a Brotherhood operation. They marched in and swept the place clean. Most of the people there were half-mutated, cancerous, vile things. |
| CitKodiakStory1 | And these people... rape gangs, torture squads... it was pure chaos there. The Scourge is the best thing that could have happened to it. |
| CitKodiakStory1 | This was way back, before the Citadel was fortified. Part of the early recon after the Brotherhood first arrived in this area. |
| CitKodiakStory1 | One night, a squad of Brothers led by Paladin Lyons swept into the city from over Mount Wash, tearing apart anyone who stood against them. |
| CitKodiakStory1 | They were completely outnumbered. And still they razed that place to the ground. |
| CitKodiakStory1a | As they swept through, the Brotherhood policed up every non-mutie child they could find. Turns out, there weren't that many. |
| CitKodiakStory1a | Me and maybe twenty others. The younger we were, the less of a chance that we were mutated. It was ugly work, no doubt, but it had to be done. |
| CitKodiakStory1a | I'll never forget the sight of the Brotherhood of Steel breaching the breast of the mountain at dawn. |
| CitKodiakStory1a1 | Elder Lyons brought us all back to the Citadel. He said it was the safest place he knew of. This place was still being converted. |
| CitKodiakStory1a1 | He put us in as Initiates and kept a watchful eye over us. He was tough, but he taught us to stay alive. The man is like a father to me. |
| CitKodiakStory1a1a | Nah. The amazing thing is Elder Lyons. He risked everything -- went in outmanned and outgunned. I'll never be able to thank him enough. |
| CitKodiakStory1a1a | So I do my best to serve the Brotherhood. I know that's what he really wants. In time, I'm sure you'll understand... |
| CitKodiakStory1a1b | You think that's funny? Elder Lyons is a great man who risked a lot for the Wastes. |
| CitKodiakStory1a1b | If I hear you disrespect him, or me, like that again, we're going to have words... |
| CitKodiakStory1a2 | Hell if I know. I never knew them. I lived on the street and fought with rats for food. |
| CitKodiakStory1a3 | All of 'em became Initiates. Most of them went on to become Brothers. A lot fell in action. |
| CitKodiakStory1a3 | I'm the only survivor of the Scourge of the Pitt still stationed at the Citadel. |
| CitKodiakStory1a4 | Normally, that would get you a crack across the jaw. But since you didn't know what the Pitt was like, I'll let it go. |
| CitKodiakStory1a4 | I still have nightmares about the place. Thirty years and how many horrors later, and the Pitt is still the worst thing I've ever seen. |
| CitKodiakStory1a4 | It was ugly work, sure. Questionably moral? No doubt. But there was no other choice. That city had to go. |
| CitKodiakStory1b | The rivers. Even after the war, they were still flowing, but irradiated, and filled with God knows what else. |
| CitKodiakStory1b | I saw things there I can't even begin to describe. I was only... what... eight years old when I left? Hell of a thing for a kid to go through. |
| CitKodiakStory1c | Hey, you wanted to hear it. |
| CitKodiakStory1c1 | Right... so where was I? Oh, yeah. Brotherhood swept into the Pitt on the night of the Scourge. |
| CitKodiakStory1c2 | Then you don't have to hear it. The hell with you. |
| CitKodiakStory2 | Now see... That was just rude. Fine, no story for you. |
| CitPaladinGunnyWhatDoYouDo | I am charged with the duty of turning these maggots into Brothers of Steel. |
| CitPaladinGunnyWhatDoYouDo | With the threat of the Enclave, they're likely going to be pressed into service before they've taken the oath. |
| CitPaladinGunnyWhatDoYouDo | So, I've got a lot of work to do. |
| CitSawbonesMedical | Medical procedures initiated. Administering treat... ERROR ERROR! |
| CitSawbonesMedical | Medical procedures initiated. Administering treat... ERROR ERROR! |
| CitSawbonesMedical | Medical procedures initiated. Administering treatment. Please stand still. |
| CitSawbonesMedicalCONT | Acknowledged. |
| CitSawbonesMedicalEND | Acknowledged. Hitting the rack! |
| CitSawbonesMedicalOUCH1 | There has been an error in the medical subsystem. Please run a level two diagnostic. |
| CitSawbonesMedicalOUCH2 | There has been an error in the medical subsystem. Please run a level two diagnostic. |
| CitScribeAbout | Why, a great many things! |
| CitScribeAbout | There are three Orders within the Scribes, you see. Each dedicated to a different field of study. |
| CitScribeAbout | Indeed I can! |
| CitScribeAbout | Pay no heed to those headstrong Knights, with their pop guns and bravado. |
| CitScribeAbout | It is the Scribes, the Scribes who make the Brotherhood what is truly is! The brawn is useless without the brain, hmm? He he he. |
| CitScribeAbout | Each Order of Scribes is dedicated to a unique field. All equally important. All more important than those dim-witted grunts. |
| CitScribeAbout | Well, there are a number of Orders within with the Scribes, each dedicated to a specific area of research... |
| CitScribeAboutEND | Very well. |
| CitScribeAboutEND | Certainly. |
| CitScribeAboutEND | Let me know if you need something else. |
| CitScribeAboutOrders | The Order of the Sword is responsible for weapons research and development. Guns, ammunition -- anything of an offensive nature. |
| CitScribeAboutOrders | Defensive research is done by the Order of the Shield. Power Armor, defensive structures -- anything that is intended to protect us. |
| CitScribeAboutOrders | The Order of the Quill preserves the written knowledge of the ancients, seeking out all manner of books and holotapes. |
| CitScribeAboutOrders | Order of the Sword, Order of the Shield, Order of the Quill. Weapons, defenses, and research. Respectively. |
| CitScribeAboutOrders | Of course. There's the Order of the Sword, Order of the Shield, and Order of the Quill. |
| CitScribeAboutOrders | The Order of the Sword develops and maintains the Brotherhood's weapons. The Order of the Shield does the same for our Power Armor and defenses. |
| CitScribeAboutOrders | The Order of the Quill is responsible for recovering and preserving knowledge, ancient and otherwise. |
| CitScribeAboutWhatOrder | Actually, I am proctor of the Order of the Quill. I oversee the Archives and Library here in the Citadel. |
| CitScribeAboutWhatOrder | We are dedicated to preserving the history of the Brotherhood as well as unearthing the secrets of the pre-war civilizations. |
| CitScribeAboutWhatOrder | We have a single field associate: Scribe Yearling. She operates out of the former Library of Congress to the northeast. |
| CitScribeAboutWhatOrder | Sword! Of course! Weapons, my boy! You name it, I've helped someone kill it. |
| CitScribeAboutWhatOrder | I'm the Proctor of the Order of the Sword, you see. Weapons research, development and maintenance -- all my responsibility. |
| CitScribeAboutWhatOrder | Sword! Of course! Weapons, my girl! You name it, I've helped someone kill it. |
| CitScribeAboutWhatOrder | I'm the Proctor of the Order of the Sword, you see. Weapons research, development and maintenance -- all my responsibility. |
| CitScribeAboutWhatOrder | I am Proctor of the Order of the Shield. I oversee the others in my Order, and make sure our defenses are up to snuff. |
| CitScribeAboutWhatOrder | Do you know how long it took to fortify these ruins? From the husk of the Pentagon I carved a grand Citadel! No easy task, my friend! |
| CitScribeAboutWhatOrder | Ah, but that was yesterday, when all we had to worry about was those damn Super Mutants. The Enclave, now... That's a different problem altogether... |
| CitScribeBrotherhoodBeliefs | We believe in technology, in the triumph of the creations of the ancients over the horrors and evils of the Wasteland. |
| CitScribeBrotherhoodBeliefs | We believe in trust. Trust in technology. Trust in our fellow Brothers. Trust in our Elders. |
| CitScribeBrotherhoodBeliefs | Ah, and we believe in victory. Our forces have dwindled, but still we fight on. Super Mutant, Enclave, it matters not. Surrender is not an option. |
| CitScribeBrotherhoodEND | Very well. |
| CitScribeBrotherhoodHistory | We first arrived in the Capital Wasteland in 2255. In those first couple of years, we discovered the Citadel, Super Mutants, and Project Purity! |
| CitScribeBrotherhoodHistory | Ah, the purifier. What an undertaking. The work your father and his team did was... amazing. The Brotherhood helped protect them, you know. |
| CitScribeBrotherhoodHistory | At least for a little while. But we were stretched thin as it was, even back then. We had to pull our forces out. When we did, the place was overrun. |
| CitScribeBrotherhoodHistory | I imagine that's when your father left. I... I'm sorry, I wish things had turned out differently. |
| CitScribeBrotherhoodMembers | Elder Lyons leads us. Star Paladin Cross is his seneschal. Sentinel Lyons', the Elder's daughter, commands the Lyons' Pride, our elite combat squad. |
| CitScribeBrotherhoodMembers | The Paladins lead the Knights. The Knights are the core of the Brotherhood -- they scour the Wastes to eliminate evil and recover technology. |
| CitScribeBrotherhoodMembers | Scribe Rothchild oversees the Scribes in their duties to seek knowledge and restore the technology the Brotherhood has acquired. |
| CitSentinelLyonsGallows | I heard that you found out about his real name. Interesting. I wouldn't expect that he'd just tell an outsider something like that. |
| CitSentinelLyonsGallows | But he's a good soldier, there's no doubt. I did hear that they have a betting pool about his real name, though. |
| CitSentinelLyonsGallows | He's a good man. The other members of the Pride don't seem to trust him. He's quiet, he doesn't horse around with them, and he keeps to himself. |
| CitSentinelLyonsGallows | But he's a good soldier, there's no doubt. I did hear that they have a betting pool about his real name, though. |
| CitSquireMaxsonGreeting1 | I plead for your pardon if my behavior offends you, sir. We don't get many visitors in the Citadel. |
| CitSquireMaxsonGreeting1 | The Brothers and Elder Lyons are excellent teachers, but I get nervous about the protocols. The codex says that outsiders are not to be trusted. |
| CitSquireMaxsonGreeting1 | "Shield yourself from those not bound to you by steel, for they are the blind. Aid them when you can, but lose not sight of yourself," it says. |
| CitSquireMaxsonGreeting1 | I plead for your pardon if my behavior offends, ma'am. We don't get many visitors in the Citadel. |
| CitSquireMaxsonGreeting1 | The Brothers and Elder Lyons are excellent teachers, but I get nervous about the protocols. The codex says that outsiders are not to be trusted. |
| CitSquireMaxsonGreeting1 | "Shield yourself from those not bound to you by steel, for they are the blind. Aid them when you can, but lose not sight of yourself," it says. |
| CitSquireMaxsonGreeting1a | It's not simply the outsiders that we are wary of, anybody who has not taken the Oath of Fraternity is suspicious to us. |
| CitSquireMaxsonGreeting1a | The Codex says: "Fear those who do not pledge to the Brotherhood for though their eyes may be opened through service, they are now blind" |
| CitSquireMaxsonGreeting1a | But it also tells us "Give way your suspicions to the wisdom of thine Elder. Where he shows trust, so shall you". |
| CitSquireMaxsonGreeting1a | Elder Lyons trusts you, so you are free to stay here. |
| CitSquireMaxsonGreeting1b | I... don't... I mean... if Elder Lyons chooses to show trust in you, then by the oath, I must trust you as well. |
| CitSquireMaxsonGreeting1b | "Give way your suspicions to the wisdom of thine Elder. Where he shows trust, so shall you," says the Codex. |
| CitSquireMaxsonGreeting1b | Even if I don't understand why he would trust someone like you, I obey him and welcome you here. I only hope that you are a man of honor. |
| CitSquireMaxsonGreeting1b | I... don't... I mean... if Elder Lyons chooses to show trust in you, then by the oath, I must trust you as well. |
| CitSquireMaxsonGreeting1b | "Give way your suspicions to the wisdom of thine Elder. Where he shows trust, so shall you," says the Codex. |
| CitSquireMaxsonGreeting1b | Even if I don't understand why he would trust someone like you, I obey him and welcome you here. I only hope that you are a woman of honor. |
| CitSquireMaxsonGreeting2a | It is not personal, anybody who has not taken the Oath of Fraternity is suspicious to us. |
| CitSquireMaxsonGreeting2a | The Codex says: "Fear those who do not pledge to the Brotherhood for though their eyes may be opened through service, they are now blind" |
| CitSquireMaxsonGreeting2a | But it also tells us "Give way your suspicions to the wisdom of thine Elder. Where he shows trust, so shall you". |
| CitSquireMaxsonGreeting2a | Elder Lyons trusts you, so you are free to stay here. |
| CitSquireMaxsonGreeting2b | I... don't... I mean... if Elder Lyons chooses to show trust in you, then by the oath, I must trust you as well. |
| CitSquireMaxsonGreeting2b | "Give way your suspicions to the wisdom of thine Elder. Where he shows trust, so shall you," says the Codex. |
| CitSquireMaxsonGreeting2b | Even if I don't understand why he would trust someone like you, I obey him and welcome you here. I only hope that you are a man of honor. |
| CitSquireMaxsonGreeting2b | I... don't... I mean... if Elder Lyons chooses to show trust in you, then by the oath, I must trust you as well. |
| CitSquireMaxsonGreeting2b | "Give way your suspicions to the wisdom of thine Elder. Where he shows trust, so shall you," says the Codex. |
| CitSquireMaxsonGreeting2b | Even if I don't understand why he would trust someone like you, I obey him and welcome you here. I only hope that you are a woman of honor. |
| CitSquireMaxsonGreeting2DUPLICATE000 | Oh! Well... Thank you! Your words are... very kind. Kinder than those I usually hear.... Is there... something I can help you with? |
| CitSquireMaxsonGreeting3 | Well... yes, sir. If I may speak my will: You do, sort of. We don't have many guests in the Citadel. |
| CitSquireMaxsonGreeting3 | And when we do, they're usually visiting Brothers. Outsiders are not to be trusted, so says the codex. |
| CitSquireMaxsonGreeting3 | "Shield yourself from those not bound to you by steel, for they are the blind. Aid them when you can, but lose not sight of yourself". |
| CitTalk1 | Yes? |
| CitTalk1 | What's on your mind? |
| CitTalk1 | What is it? |
| CitTalk1 | Go on... |
| CitTalk1 | I'm listening. |
| CitTalk2 | You heard what the others have been saying? About the Enclave? |
| CitTalk2 | What's your tactical assessment of this new... situation? |
| CitTalk2 | I heard Elder Lyons talking to Rothchild. Sounds like even he's worried about the Enclave. Think I'm just being paranoid? |
| CitTalk2 | So what do you think? Can we take these Enclave guys? |
| CitTalk2 | I ran some scans on the Enclave positions at the purifier. That's some serious firepower they're packing. What do you think? |
| CitTalk2 | Does this sound noble enough? "Quail before me, foul Super Mutant! Thine end is at hand! Yield, that I may ease thine suffering!" |
| CitTalk3 | Look, the Enclave has the tech, they have the resources. But do they have the heart? I don't think so. We'll hold true. |
| CitTalk3 | Please. We'll win this. You know why? We need to. Hasn't that always been enough? You worry too much. |
| CitTalk3 | You're kidding me, right? Tin soldiers in devil suits, and you lose your nerve? Those Enclave troops are a joke. |
| CitTalk3 | The truth? We can barely fend off the Super Mutants. Now we have a new threat to contend with? Doesn't look good. |
| CitTalk3 | Have you seen that Enclave Power Armor? That's the Advanced Mark II! I don't know if a standard round can even penetrate that stuff! |
| CitTalk3 | Scribe Peabody was telling me about those Enclave Plasma weapons. You know they can turn a man to goo? How the hell do you defend against that? |
| CitTalk3Special | What are you doing? |
| CitTalk3Special | Why... are you talking like that? |
| CitTalk4Neg | So you're saying... we're all going to die. That's, um... very optimistic. Thanks. |
| CitTalk4Neg | Sigh. Guess I need to talk to Scribe Jameson. Make sure all my, you know, "personal information" is up-to-date. For the scrolls, I mean... |
| CitTalk4Neg | Pretty dire, huh? Thanks for completely ruining my day. |
| CitTalk4Pos | Huh. Yeah, I guess I hadn't thought of it like that. Thanks� I appreciate the pick-me-up. |
| CitTalk4Pos | Right, right... Good point. |
| CitTalk4Pos | Yeah...Yeah! We've handled worse before, right? See, I knew you'd cheer me up. Thanks! |
| CitTalk4Special | I've been practicing. Come on, we're a knightly order, right? I figure we should speak the part. I want to sound like Elder Lyons. |
| CitTalk5 | Hey, that's what I'm here for. Anyway, we should get back to our duties... |
| CitTalk5 | Listen, let's talk about this some more later, okay? I have a decent tactical plan I can run by you. |
| CitTalk5 | Look, either way, we should hit the Bailey later and run through some drills. Sound good? |
| CitTalk5 | Tell you what. Let's hook up later and go see Scribe Bowditch. I heard he's been working on some new Power Armor mods. Can't hurt. |
| CitTalk5Special | Elder Lyons does not sound like that. You're an idiot. |
| CitTalk6Special | Fine. I'll practice on someone else. Thanks for nothing. |
| CitTalkAtEase | At ease. |
| CitTalkBowditchElderLyons1 | Ah... you're a bit early today, sir. Regardless, I'm happy to report that the development of the Mark II Recon Armor unit is proceeding as planned. |
| CitTalkBowditchElderLyons1 | You're a bit late today, sir. I was afraid that you weren't coming. As per my report that I forwarded to you, the development is on schedule. |
| CitTalkBowditchElderLyons2 | Excellent. I'm a bit concerned, though. Last week, you mentioned a possible delay in the secondary modifications? |
| CitTalkBowditchElderLyons2 | I'm pleased to hear that. Do you anticipate any setbacks? Last month's progress was, well... let's call it "underwhelming." |
| CitTalkBowditchElderLyons3 | There may be a slight delay in the enhancement of the ambulatory gyroscope. A few of the parts I need were lost in the recent... inventory reduction. |
| CitTalkBowditchElderLyons3 | I'm afraid that there may be a delay, sir. So far, I haven't been able to salvage a fellulator unit from the parts that we have on hand. |
| CitTalkBowditchElderLyons4 | We have shortages all around, my friend. Make do the best you can. We may not have the Enclave's resources... but we do have you. |
| CitTalkBowditchElderLyons4 | You'll make do, Bowditch. You always do. |
| CitTalkBowditchElderLyons5 | Thank you, sir. I appreciate it. |
| CitTalkBowditchElderLyons5 | Yes, sir. Actually, perhaps I can fashion one out of... hrm... if you'll excuse me, sir. I have to jot something down before I forget. |
| CitTalkDuskGlade1 | Bullshit. That third shot dropped by a couple of inches. |
| CitTalkDuskGlade1 | Yeah, not really. I dropped the fourth shot a couple of inches. |
| CitTalkDuskGlade2 | Are you kidding? A couple of inches? So you get the nose instead of the eye. Who cares? |
| CitTalkDuskGlade2 | A couple of inches? So you'd have taken out his nose instead of his eye? So what! |
| CitTalkDuskGlade3 | I care. If I were aiming for his nose, that'd be fine. But I wasn't. I was going for the eye. Sloppy... |
| CitTalkDuskGlade3 | So, I wasn't aiming for his nose. That's what. |
| CitTalkDuskGlade4 | You're really scary, Dusk. Has anyone ever told you that? |
| CitTalkDuskGlade4 | You're a frightening woman, Dusk. Anyone ever tell you that? |
| CitTalkDuskGlade5 | A few people. But I don't get tired of hearing it. |
| CitTalkDuskGlade5 | All the time, Glade. All the time. |
| CitTalkDuskKodiak1 | For someone who should be preparing for an assault, you seem to have a lot of time to be social. |
| CitTalkDuskKodiak2 | Oh, please. I'm ready for anything, at all times. I'm just that awesome. You know that. |
| CitTalkDuskKodiak2 | You know me, Dusk. I was born ready for anything! |
| CitTalkDuskKodiak3 | Well, the rest of us have work to do. |
| CitTalkDuskKodiak3 | If only we were all so lucky. I have work to do. |
| CitTalkElderLyonsSarahLyons1 | Certainly, Sarah. What's on your mind? |
| CitTalkElderLyonsSarahLyons1 | Yes, my daughter? What is it? |
| CitTalkElderLyonsSarahLyons2 | I've been talking with the other members of the Pride. We want to assault the purifier, father! Now! The Enclave must pay for what they've done! |
| CitTalkElderLyonsSarahLyons2 | Father... I know that you do not wish to discuss the fate of the Outcasts, but there are some who say... |
| CitTalkElderLyonsSarahLyons3 | Oh, Sarah. My dear, sweet girl. So eager you are to rush headlong into battle. But no, not now. Not yet. Our time will come, fear not. |
| CitTalkElderLyonsSarahLyons3 | You may be a Sentinel, but you're also my daughter. And I won't throw your life away fighting an enemy we know too little about. I'm sorry, but no. |
| CitTalkElderLyonsSarahLyons4 | Yes, fath-... yes, Elder. I understand. |
| CitTalkElderLyonsSarahLyons4 | Yes, father. I understand. You have my apologies. |
| CitTalkHail | It is, Scribe Peabody. Thank you. |
| CitTalkHail | Indeed it does, Scribe Bowditch. |
| CitTalkHail | As you were. |
| CitTalkHail | Hail. |
| CitTalkKnightCrossResponse1 | Hail. |
| CitTalkKnightCrossResponse1 | Hail to you. |
| CitTalkKnightCrossResponse1 | Carry on. |
| CitTalkKnightDuskResponse1 | Hail. |
| CitTalkKnightDuskResponse1 | Hail to you. |
| CitTalkKnightDuskResponse1 | Carry on. |
| CitTalkKnightDuskResponse1 | Good to see you. |
| CitTalkKnightDuskResponse1 | Keep moving. |
| CitTalkKnightElderLyonsResponse1 | At ease, son. |
| CitTalkKnightElderLyonsResponse1 | As you were, Knight. |
| CitTalkKnightElderLyonsResponse1 | Knight. |
| CitTalkPeabodyElderLyons1 | Good morning, Elder. I'm sorry to report that things are not as they should be. Ever since Casdin was outcast... |
| CitTalkPeabodyElderLyons1 | Greetings, Elder. I wish I could say that things were well. Unfortunately, I am still having supply problems. When Casdin... |
| CitTalkPeabodyElderLyons2 | That name is not to be spoken within this Citadel. Do you understand? I wish it were not so, truly I do, but he is Outcast. He has been judged. |
| CitTalkPeabodyElderLyons2 | Scribe. You are not to speak the name of an Outcast in the walls of the Citadel. Is that understood? |
| CitTalkPeabodyElderLyons3 | I know the protocols, sir. But the equipment that they stole was very valuable. Our weapons are beginning to deteriorate without the spare parts. |
| CitTalkPeabodyElderLyons3 | I... I understand, sir. But the Outcasts have stolen a great deal of our uncatalogued equipment. I am beginning to run short of supplies for repairs. |
| CitTalkPeabodyElderLyons4 | I understand, Peabody. But you'll need to make do the best you can. If our weapons can't penetrate that Enclave armor, we stand no chance. |
| CitTalkPeabodyElderLyons4 | Then make do with what you have. We may lack the Enclave's resources, but I'm counting on your ingenuity to make up for that! |
| CitTalkPeabodyElderLyons5 | Yes, Elder. I understand. I'm sure... we've got the parts around here somewhere... |
| CitTalkPeabodyElderLyons5 | Yes, Elder. I understand. Forgive me for speaking out of turn. My... frustration got the better of me. |
| CitTalkRothchildElderLyons1 | What is it, Owyn? This robot isn't going to fix itself. |
| CitTalkRothchildElderLyons1 | Hmm? Yes, yes. What is it? Robot to fix, and all that. |
| CitTalkRothchildElderLyons2 | About that. Are you still having that issue with the head laser? I think the term you used was "invariably destructive"... |
| CitTalkRothchildElderLyons2 | Precisely what I'd like to speak with you about. What's this I hear about power consumption actually increasing? We both know that's not an option. |
| CitTalkRothchildElderLyons3 | We've been over this. A slight modification to one system... and all the subroutines go haywire. Don't worry. I'm on it. |
| CitTalkRothchildElderLyons3 | Yesss... And I told you that in order to compensate for last Thursday's... mishap... there would be some complications. I'm dealing with it. |
| CitTalkRothchildElderLyons4 | Rothchild, old friend, you're a brilliant technician. But this old man's patience is wearing thin. I want a full status report in three hours. |
| CitTalkRothchildElderLyons4 | I come to you for results, not excuses, Rothchild. That robot could mean the difference between victory or defeat against the Enclave. |
| CitTalkRothchildElderLyons5 | All right, all right. I'll see what what I can do. |
| CitTalkRothchildElderLyons5 | Oh, very well. Now please... giant robot to fix? Hmm? |
| CitTalkScribeIFFResponse1 | Damn it. Well, he's not loaded but I still don't like the idea of him viewing us all as targets. See if you can lock it down. |
| CitTalkScribeReport1 | Power systems are 90% at startup, but are running at 37% efficiency after coming fully online. I'm looking into what might be causing the leak. |
| CitTalkShortGeneric | Enclave strength is at 100%. They're getting reinforcements from somewhere, but we still haven't determined the location of their headquarters. |
| CitTalkShortGeneric | Super Mutant activity in D.C. is high, but nothing out of the ordinary. The area around Galaxy News Radio is... nearly secure. |
| CitTalkShortGeneric | Enclave troops have fortified the purifier complex. With those vertibirds, they're able to transport personnel at a remarkable rate. |
| CitTalkShortGeneric | There's been another Behemoth sighted in the Wasteland, in the Evergreen Mills region. That's heavy Raider country, so things could get interesting. |
| CitTalkShortGeneric | It appears the Enclave troops have moved beyond the purifier, into the surrounding Wasteland region. No telling how far they might spread. |
| CitTalkShortGeneric2 | Hmm... All right, thanks for the information. |
| CitTalkShortGeneric2 | I thought as much. |
| CitTalkShortGeneric2 | I see... |
| CitTalkShortGeneric2 | Very well. Thank you for the update. |
| CitTownCitadelEND | All right then. |
| CitTownCitadelEND | If you say so. |
| CombatIdleChatter | Keep moving! Keep your head down! |
| CombatIdleChatter | Move! Move! |
| CombatIdleChatter | Take cover! |
| CombatIdleChatter | Look for cover! |
| CombatToLost | Damn it, where'd it go? |
| CombatToLost | Sneaky fuckers, aren't they? |
| CombatToLost | It's got to be here somewhere. |
| CombatToLost | I think it's gone somewhere else! |
| CombatToLost | Where'd it go? |
| CombatToLost | It's behind me, isn't it? |
| CombatToLost | Huhn?! Gary! |
| CombatToLost | Dammit, lost them. Check back in B Ring. |
| CombatToLost | Zero contact, no kill. Send a team to the Lab. Protect the robot! |
| CombatToLost | Where'd they go? Check inside! |
| CombatToLost | Damn. Contact lost. Repeat, contact lost. |
| CombatToLost | Stay alert, Brothers. |
| CombatToLost | Am I too much for you to handle? |
| CombatToLost | Didn't think a Ghoul could kick your ass? |
| CombatToLost | Come back here! I wasn't done with you yet! |
| CombatToLost | Go ahead and hide. I like a good chase. |
| CombatToLost | What fun! A game of hide and seek! |
| CombatToLost | Lost sight of target. |
| CombatToLost | Disappeared? Clever. |
| CombatToLost | It's not over until you lie dead! |
| CombatToLost | Come back and fight me! |
| CombatToLost | Your cowardice astounds me! |
| CombatToLost | Lost target tracking! |
| CombatToLost | Target lost! Attempting to reacquire. |
| CombatToLost | Enemy out of visual range. Commence sweep. |
| CombatToLost | Negative visual on tango. |
| CombatToLost | Enemy has disengaged and is no longer in sight. |
| CombatToLost | Reporting target has evaded detection. |
| CombatToLost | What? Where the hell... |
| CombatToLost | Hey! Come back and fight! |
| CombatToLost | Runnin' huh? Thought so... |
| CombatToLost | What a coward. |
| CombatToLost | Playin' tricks, huh? |
| CombatToLost | Leaving so soon? |
| CombatToLost | Playing games with me, huh? |
| CombatToLost | Holy shit! The fucker disappeared! |
| CombatToLost | Where'd that little fucker go? |
| CombatToLost | Where'd that little bitch go? |
| CombatToLost | Awww man, come back! I was havin' fun! |
| CombatToLost | Shit! Lost 'em! |
| CombatToLost | Alert. Target lock lost. Beginning search pattern delta seven. |
| CombatToLost | Alert. Target lock lost. Neutralization by lethal force remains primary objective. |
| CombatToLost | Alert. Target lock lost. Unneutralized hostile within perimeter. |
| CombatToLost | Where did you go? Was it something I said? |
| CombatToLost | I'm coming to find you now. I'm afraid my programming does not allow me to let you get away. |
| CombatToLost | You're behaving very rudely. I wouldn't hide from you, if our positions were reversed. |
| CombatToLost | Do not attempt to flee. You will be identified and sanctioned. |
| CombatToLost | Fugitive is attempting to evade capture. Beginning pursuit. |
| CombatToLost | Initiating search for hostile target. |
| CombatToLost | Just what I was hoping for. Trundling around looking for something that wants to blow me to flinders. |
| CombatToLost | Must we play hide and seek now? |
| CombatToLost | Ready or not, here I come! |
| CombatToLost | That's a good start. Now just keep running and we'll call it even. |
| CombatToLost | Somebody find me something to shoot at! |
| CombatToLost | Who's got a target? |
| CombatToLost | Restore contact with the enemy, goddammit! |
| CombatToLost | So you want to play hide and seek, eh? |
| CombatToLost | Your prowess at hiding is impressive! |
| CombatToLost | Go ahead and hide like the rat you are. |
| CombatToLost | Oh goodie. Hide and seek. I haven't played this game in years. |
| CombatToLost | You can't hide forever. You're stink will eventually give you away. |
| CombatToLost | I do so enjoy a good hunt! |
| CombatToLost | Quit hiding and come out and fight! |
| CombatToLost | Come out here, you sissy! Finish what you started! |
| CombatToLost | I'll find you, and then you'll be sorry! |
| CombatToLost | Is that really necessary? I won't hurt you. Come out of there and let's discuss this civilly. |
| CombatToLost | Come now. You're being unsporting. |
| CombatToLost | I'm growing tired of this little game of ours. Show yourself! |
| CombatToLost | Where'd you go? |
| CombatToLost | Where'd you go? Huh? Gonna find you... Gonna KILL you! |
| CombatToLost | Hey! You disappear! No fair! |
| CombatToLost | Ha ha! Go ahead and hide little bleeder! |
| CombatToLost | Aggh... face me you coward! |
| CombatToLost | Gone! Spineless human! |
| CombatToLost | What? Did I scare you that easy? Ha ha! |
| CombatToLost | Holy shit! A Stealth Boy! |
| CombatToLost | A Stealth Boy! Damn it! |
| CombatToLost | Damn it. Where'd he go? |
| CombatToLost | Let me go take a look around. |
| CombatToLost | I bet I know where you went. |
| CombatToLost | Anybody see anything? |
| CombatToLost | Split up and search the area. |
| CombatToLost | Where'd you go? |
| CombatToLost | I can't see a thing down here... |
| CombatToLost | Watch the tunnel entrances. |
| CombatToLost | Is it safe now? |
| CombatToLost | This can't be happening. This just can't be happening. |
| CombatToLost | I've got no targets. |
| CombatToLost | Anybody got anything? |
| CombatToLost | Contact lost. Initiating search pattern. |
| CombatToLost | Sweep the area. |
| CombatToLost | I have no hostiles. |
| CombatToLost | Lost 'em! |
| CombatToNormal | Is that the last of them? |
| CombatToNormal | Holy shit, I thought we were zombie toast back there. |
| CombatToNormal | No way. We did it? There's no more of them? |
| CombatToNormal | Ha ha! You zombies can kiss my ass! |
| CombatToNormal | There's more of them somewhere, I just know it. |
| CombatToNormal | Haha! Gary! |
| CombatToNormal | Gary, Gary, Gary! |
| CombatToNormal | Awww, Gary. |
| CombatToNormal | Damned survival guide said these things were cute! |
| CombatToNormal | Looks like we're eating tonight! |
| CombatToNormal | Nothing to it. |
| CombatToNormal | Whew. I think we did it! |
| CombatToNormal | We did it! |
| CombatToNormal | Is it over? |
| CombatToNormal | All right! Did you see me? I think that last one was mine! |
| CombatToNormal | Well. That was interesting. |
| CombatToNormal | I think... I think they're dead! |
| CombatToNormal | We won! We beat them! |
| CombatToNormal | I guess that's that. |
| CombatToNormal | What? There's nothing else to kill? |
| CombatToNormal | The Afterlife welcomes you, Outsider! |
| CombatToNormal | And let us say "amen." |
| CombatToNormal | And let those who seek to harm Him feel the cold sting of death. |
| CombatToNormal | Your death is my revenge! |
| CombatToNormal | Now I release you! |
| CombatToNormal | Your death is my victory! |
| CombatToNormal | That was barely a fight! |
| CombatToNormal | I'm just getting warmed up. |
| CombatToNormal | Your time here is done! |
| CombatToNormal | Be thankful I was merciful... |
| CombatToNormal | Dibs on the white meat! |
| CombatToNormal | Looks like some good eating on that one. |
| CombatToNormal | Mmm. I'm so hungry I could eat the whole thing. |
| CombatToNormal | Good riddance. |
| CombatToNormal | Another notch for my gun. |
| CombatToNormal | Don't mess with the Talons. |
| CombatToNormal | Target eliminated. |
| CombatToNormal | Target destroyed. |
| CombatToNormal | Area clear. |
| CombatToNormal | Resuming standard patrol procedures. |
| CombatToNormal | Enemy eliminated. |
| CombatToNormal | Situation resolved. Status green. |
| CombatToNormal | Oh man, I think I got something on my shoe. |
| CombatToNormal | That takes care of that. |
| CombatToNormal | You won't be bothering anybody again. |
| CombatToNormal | Teach you to mess with me. |
| CombatToNormal | What a mess. |
| CombatToNormal | Whew! |
| CombatToNormal | That could have been a lot worse. |
| CombatToNormal | I'm glad that's over. |
| CombatToNormal | That was unfortunate. |
| CombatToNormal | I didn't think I'd get out of that alive. |
| CombatToNormal | That was crazy! |
| CombatToNormal | What's the world coming to? |
| CombatToNormal | Man, I was getting revved too. |
| CombatToNormal | Did you see that shit? |
| CombatToNormal | I am the best. |
| CombatToNormal | And that's how we do things round our way. |
| CombatToNormal | Bah. That wasn't even a fight. |
| CombatToNormal | That was over too soon. |
| CombatToNormal | Sometimes, it's just too easy. |
| CombatToNormal | That was fun! |
| CombatToNormal | Oh man... I was just getting' started! |
| CombatToNormal | Dibs on the loot. |
| CombatToNormal | Ha ha! Kick ass. |
| CombatToNormal | Like shootin' fish in a barrel. |
| CombatToNormal | Another one bites the dust. |
| CombatToNormal | Too fuckin' easy. |
| CombatToNormal | That's how it's done, boys. |
| CombatToNormal | Threat analysis: green. Neutralization operation complete. |
| CombatToNormal | Threat analysis: green. Security operation successful. Resuming normal operation. |
| CombatToNormal | Hostiles neutralized. Recommend immediate repairs to primary systems to ensure continued operation. |
| CombatToNormal | I'm glad that's over. |
| CombatToNormal | I'm sorry it had to end this way. |
| CombatToNormal | I'll always remember you. My memory circuits have almost unlimited capacity. |
| CombatToNormal | Situation... normal. Law and order has been restored. |
| CombatToNormal | Attention citizens. You may now resume your normal activities. |
| CombatToNormal | Law and order has prevailed. |
| CombatToNormal | A little peace and quiet, at last. |
| CombatToNormal | Well, that's it then. |
| CombatToNormal | That's enough excitement for one day. |
| CombatToNormal | That's how we do things in the U.S. army! Hoo-ah! |
| CombatToNormal | Time to hit the showers! |
| CombatToNormal | Another glorious day in the U.S. army! |
| CombatToNormal | I don't have time for this nonsense. |
| CombatToNormal | That takes cawe of that. |
| CombatToNormal | Whoa, that was intense. |
| CombatToNormal | You mess with the Tunnel Snake, and you get the fangs! Yeah! |
| CombatToNormal | That's how we do it! Woo! |
| CombatToNormal | Sucker didn't know who he was messing with! Hah! |
| CombatToNormal | That takes care of that. |
| CombatToNormal | Ha ha ha. Too fun... |
| CombatToNormal | Next time, put up a fight... |
| CombatToNormal | I win again! |
| CombatToNormal | That was too easy... |
| CombatToNormal | You lose! |
| CombatToNormal | Okay, who's next?! |
| CombatToNormal | That takes care of that. |
| CombatToNormal | Teach you to mess with me. |
| CombatToNormal | Good enough. |
| CombatToNormal | Well, that's the end of that. |
| CombatToNormal | Glad that's over. |
| CombatToNormal | Phew. I'm glad that's over. |
| CombatToNormal | What? Is it over? |
| CombatToNormal | Oh my God. I can't believe that just happened. |
| CombatToNormal | |
| CombatToNormal | Enemy down! |
| CombatToNormal | All clear. Stand down. |
| CombatToNormal | One more for the Brotherhood. |
| CombatToNormal | Victory! |
| CombatToNormal | Sound the all clear. |
| CombatToNormal | Area secured. |
| DaringArgyleDeadTopic | Dead? Argyle? You... you�re sure? My God. I always thought he�d outlive me, by at least 100 years. Poor bastard. |
| DaringArgyleDeadTopic | But thank you! Thank you for telling me. At least now I know. At least now the poor guy can catch a breather. |
| DaringArgyleDeadTopic | I�d like to return your kindness. Here, take this key. It unlocks my safe. Lots of stuff in there I'll never use again. My adventuring days are over. |
| DaringArgyleTopic | Argyle was my manservant! Ah, but that�s really just a fancy word for "the guy who saves my sorry skin on a regular occasion." |
| DaringArgyleTopic | He was a Ghoul, you see. Been around since before the war. We met when I stole his girlfriend, back in �41. We�d been best friends ever since. |
| DaringArgyleTopic | We got separated, a long time ago, and never reunited. If you find Argyle out there, somewhere, you be sure and tell me! Okay? |
| DaringGNRTopic | Haven�t you ever heard the radio play? The Adventures of Herbert "Daring" Dashwood? That guy at the radio station put it together a few years ago. |
| DaringGNRTopic | He did it in the style of those shows they had before the war. Came out pretty well. And it�s all true! Rockopolis, Miss Chase... All of it. |
| DaringGNRTopic | Of course, they do portray me as a bit of a chump. Argyle may have saved my hide more than once, but I had my moments. Ah, those were the days... |
| DC11talkHomeBotBedtimeStory | There will come soft rains and the smell of the ground, and swallows circling with their shimmering sound |
| DC11talkHomeBotBedtimeStory | And frogs in the pool singing at night, And wild plum trees in tremulous white |
| DC11talkHomeBotBedtimeStory | Robins will wear their feathery fire, Whistling their whims on a low fence-wire; And not one will know of the war, not one |
| DC11talkHomeBotBedtimeStory | Will care at last when it is done. Not one would mind, neither bird nor tree, If mankind perished utterly; |
| DC11talkHomeBotBedtimeStory | And Spring herself when she woke at dawn would scarcely know that we were gone. |
| DC11talkHomeBotKitchen01 | Souffle Recipe Error: No Eggs Found. |
| DC11talkHomeBotKitchen01 | "A slice of melon may be divine, but lest you spoil the meal, mind the rind" |
| DC11talkHomeBotPatrol01 | This home protected by General Atomics International. |
| DC11talkHomeBotPatrol01 | Stand clear, vagabonds, rapscallions and Ne'erdowells. |
| DC11talkHomeBotWalkDog01 | Here Doggy, Doggy. |
| DC11talkHomeBotWalkDog01 | Time for your walk, family pet. |
| Death | Tunnel... sn... |
| Death | Aggh! |
| Death | Ahhh! |
| Death | Nooo... |
| Death | Brothers... |
| Death | Aggh! |
| Death | Agghh! |
| Death | Truly free... |
| Death | Gaaah! |
| Death | Hunh! |
| Death | Huuuuuunnnnnhhh. |
| Death | Aggghhhhh! |
| Death | Maggie... |
| Death | Nathan... |
| Death | Manya... |
| Death | I've... failed. |
| Death | |
| Death | For... Eden. |
| Death | Noooooo! |
| Death | Never stop us... |
| Death | Huuuhhhh! |
| Death | Aaaaiiiieeee! |
| Death | Yeeeaaaaarrrll! |
| Death | Huuhhnn... |
| Death | Huuuhhhhh! |
| Death | Imposs.. ughh... |
| Death | Can't be... |
| Death | Ugghhh... |
| Death | Aggghh... |
| Death | Noo... |
| Death | Uggghh... |
| Death | Yeeaah! |
| Death | Stupid... |
| Death | |
| Death | Systems failu-- |
| Death | Primary systems offline. |
| Death | Warning! Warn-- |
| Death | Oh no. |
| Death | I'll miss you. |
| Death | What are you-- |
| Death | Failure state. |
| Death | Unable to contin... |
| Death | Multiple failures de-- |
| Death | Oh, I say. |
| Death | It's all going dark... |
| Death | So that's it then? |
| Death | Tell my mama I've done my best. |
| Death | Pin my medals upon my chest. |
| Death | Box me up and ship me home. |
| Death | Bzzzt. |
| Death | Bzzzt. |
| Death | Bzzzt. |
| Death | Noo... |
| Death | Aaaiieee! |
| Death | Aggh! |
| Death | Not by you... |
| Death | Gaaah! |
| Death | Urgh! |
| Death | Urgh! |
| Death | Aaaah! |
| Death | Aaaah! |
| Death | Nooo! |
| Death | Nooo! |
| Death | Agggghhh! |
| Death | Ooohhhh! |
| Death | Gaaah! |
| Death | Gaaah! |
| Death | Urgh! |
| Death | Urgh! |
| Death | Aaaah! |
| Death | Aaaah! |
| Death | Rrrrrraaaaaaarrrrggggghhh! |
| Death | Aaaggghhhh!!! |
| DeathResponse | That zombie's a real corpse now! |
| DeathResponse | One less of those things to deal with. |
| DeathResponse | Damn it. I kill one and three more show up! |
| DeathResponse | How many of these things do we have to kill? |
| DeathResponse | He's down! |
| DeathResponse | A Brother has fallen! |
| DeathResponse | You dare take the life of a Brother of Steel! |
| DeathResponse | His was a good death. |
| DeathResponse | Focus, Brothers. Focus on the enemy! |
| DeathResponse | Let his death not be in vain! |
| DeathResponse | Hell yeah! How do you like me now! |
| DeathResponse | Thought you could take me, did you? |
| DeathResponse | Dead! |
| DeathResponse | Damnit. I'm just trying to keep the peace. |
| DeathResponse | Goddamnit. Everyone stand the hell down! Let's solve this peacefully. |
| DeathResponse | Dead. Great. |
| DeathResponse | Now I'm pissed. |
| DeathResponse | Argh! |
| DeathResponse | There. You see? Natural selection at it's finest. |
| DeathResponse | Death can be so messy, can't it. |
| DeathResponse | I hope someone deals with that body soon. I detest the smell of rotting flesh. |
| DeathResponse | Death is such nasty business. |
| DeathResponse | Oh my God! |
| DeathResponse | You can't kill us all! |
| DeathResponse | Nooooo! |
| DeathResponse | He is fallen! |
| DeathResponse | Dead! No!! |
| DeathResponse | He'll be remembered. |
| DeathResponse | I will avenge you. |
| DeathResponse | There's no place for disgrace. |
| DeathResponse | Man down! Man down! |
| DeathResponse | Unit down! |
| DeathResponse | Rest easy, soldier! |
| DeathResponse | Reporting in... we're down a man. |
| DeathResponse | We have a casualty! |
| DeathResponse | You've done your deed for God and country. |
| DeathResponse | I can't look! |
| DeathResponse | No! |
| DeathResponse | Oh no! |
| DeathResponse | This can't be happening! |
| DeathResponse | Please no! |
| DeathResponse | Somebody help! |
| DeathResponse | Bastard! You'll pay for that! |
| DeathResponse | Now I'm REALLY mad! |
| DeathResponse | Son of a bitch! |
| DeathResponse | You'll pay for that! |
| DeathResponse | This ain't over yet! |
| DeathResponse | Dammit! That was our fourth for poker! |
| DeathResponse | Man down! Man down! |
| DeathResponse | Man down! |
| DeathResponse | We've lost one. |
| DeathResponse | Reporting in... we have a soldier down. |
| DeathResponse | No! Dammit... |
| DeathResponse | I'll make them pay for that. |
| DeathResponse | Go in peace, Brother. |
| DeathResponse | No! |
| DeathResponse | Oh no! |
| DeathResponse | This can't be happening! |
| DeathResponse | Please no! |
| DeathResponse | Somebody help! |
| DeathResponse | They killed him! |
| DeathResponse | They killed her! |
| DeathResponse | Dumbass. |
| DeathResponse | More loot for me! |
| DeathResponse | Dammit! They owed me 50 caps! |
| DeathResponse | Goddamn, I'm glad that wasn't me! |
| DeathResponse | Oh, you're gonna pay for that. |
| DeathResponse | |
| DemoMutantTopicA | Nobody there. No bucketheads. Just old broken robot. |
| DemoMutantTopicA | Bucketheads are finished! City is ours now! |
| DemoMutantTopicA | Yah... I'm hungry. Let's find meat. |
| DemoRobotConv | Hahaha. Stupid robot. |
| DemoRobotConv | No entry without tickets. Please present your tickets. |
| DemoRobotConv | Let's rip off its arms. |
| DemoRobotConv | Unauthorized metro use detected. Target list... acquired. |
| DemoRobotConv | Silly robot. Smash it! |
| DemoRobotTopicA | Metro security protocol initializing... |
| DemoRobotTopicA | Station security grid... offline. Metro Central... not responding. |
| DemoRobotTopicA | Threat level Omega. Lethal force authorized. |
| DemoRobotTopicA | Metro security protocol in progress. Please stand clear of the offenders. |
| DemoRobotTopicA | Stand clear, please. |
| DemoRobotTopicA | Do not be alarmed. The metro will resume normal operation shortly. |
| DemoRobotTopicA | Authorized ticketholders, please proceed to the main platform. |
| DemoRobotTopicB | Tickets please. |
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| DialogFamilyIanWestArefu | It actually kinda makes me feel better to talk about it. Go ahead. |
| DialogFamilyIanWestArefu01 | I wish I could answer that, I really do. I don't even remember it happening. |
| DialogFamilyIanWestArefu01 | When the hunger takes over it's like being pushed aside; like something else is controlling me. I can see what's happening, but can't close my eyes. |
| DialogFamilyIanWestArefu01 | I don't even remember exactly what happened until Vance knocked on the door. |
| DialogFamilyIanWestArefu02 | That's the weird thing. He has some sort of crazy sixth sense about it or something. Maybe all of our kind do. |
| DialogFamilyIanWestArefu02 | As soon as I was with the Family, I felt really at home for the first time in my life. It's like all these people are my real brothers and sisters. |
| DialogFamilyIanWestArefu03 | I don't remember how long I sat there on the floor staring at my parent's bodies. Seemed like days. |
| DialogFamilyIanWestArefu03 | I wanted to feed... to eat their flesh, but it was like a little bit of me was holding on. |
| DialogFamilyIanWestArefu03 | Then, out of nowhere, there was shouting outside and a knock at the door. I opened it and it was Vance. |
| DialogFamilyIanWestArefu03 | He seemed to know exactly how I was feeling inside... he took me under his arm and we left. I never looked back. |
| DialogFamilyIanWestArefu04 | Vance told me later that he was basically covering for me and allowing the Family to... to feed at the same time. |
| DialogFamilyIanWestArefu04 | Since my parents were already dead, they drank their blood and left the mark on the wall. He didn't want Evan to suspect I had done it. |
| DialogFamilyIanWestArefu04 | The irony is they were stalking our town to feed anyway. It's almost like Vance knew this would happen... |
| DialogFamilyIanWestBailout | Yeah, okay. |
| DialogFamilyIanWestStory | I suppose not. |
| DialogFamilyIanWestStory01 | I was about 10 years old and I was playing with Lucy down under the overpass. We loved throwing rocks in the water. |
| DialogFamilyIanWestStory01 | We saw some Wastelander trying to break open the Brahmin pens and steal one of them, so I ran over and told him to stop. |
| DialogFamilyIanWestStory01 | He just laughed and pushed me away. When I fell, suddenly my head started to hurt and my eyes got all blurry. It was almost like I blacked out. |
| DialogFamilyIanWestStory01 | Next thing I know Lucy was pulling me off of the guy... I had ripped his throat open with my teeth. |
| DialogFamilyIanWestStory02 | She said I like... changed into another person... that I even glared at her and raised my arms like I was going to kill her. |
| DialogFamilyIanWestStory02 | The Wastelander took a swing at me with some kind of club... I turned around and jumped on him... I tore his throat open with my teeth. |
| DialogFamilyIanWestStory02 | If he wouldn't have done that, Lucy may have been killed too. I just dunno... |
| DialogFamilyIanWestStory03 | Lucy said Mom and Dad would never have understood. She told me to keep what I did a secret and that she'd try and help me. |
| DialogFamilyIanWestStory03 | Thanks to Lucy, she was able to stop that from ever happening again for years. |
| DialogFamilyIanWestStory03 | Every time I'd feel the hunger, she'd hold onto me and not let go. After a while, the hunger almost seemed to go away.... until... well. |
| DialogFamilyIanWestStory04 | I dunno. I really don't. I mean, I'm not totally dumb. I know they were in stories and all that. |
| DialogFamilyIanWestStory04 | But who knows, maybe Vance is right and vampires were just people like us who learned to control their hunger and drink only blood. |
| DialogFamilyIanWestStory04 | I mean, vampires are regarded as feared monsters instead of hunted animals like cannibals. It kinda makes sense. |
| DialogGirdershadeTLGrady | Grady? Maybe. Why you asking? |
| DialogGirdershadeTLGrady | Nope! Sorry! |
| DialogGirdershadeTLGrady01 | Holy crap! You have it? |
| DialogGirdershadeTLGrady01 | Well hand it over! I've been waiting over a year for that damn thing! |
| DialogGirdershadeTLGrady02 | Holy crap! That son-of-a-bitch took my caps and ran and now he ends up dead? |
| DialogGirdershadeTLGrady02 | Now I'll never get that package! |
| DialogGirdershadeTLGrady03 | You did huh? Well, if you ever see that lowlife again, tell him Ronald wants his damn package delivered or bring me back my caps. |
| DialogGirdershadeTLGrady04 | Hey, thanks a bunch for bringing it to me. You could have been a jerk and sold it to someone else, but you didn't. |
| DialogGirdershadeTLGrady04 | Ah hell, let me give you the rest of the caps I was gonna give Grady anyway. |
| DialogGirdershadeTLGrady04Nice | Well, that's awfully generous of you seeing as I never made a deal with you in the first place. |
| DialogGirdershadeTLGrady04Nice | But I guess it's pretty decent of you not to sell it to someone else instead. Thanks, kid. |
| DialogGirdershadeTLGrady04SC | Fine, fine. Anything to get it! Here's your caps, now hand it over. |
| DialogGirdershadeTLGrady05 | Shrewd kid, very shrewd. |
| DialogGirdershadeTLGrady05 | Okay. Seeing as I was going to pay Grady anyway, here's the caps I owed him. Now, lemme have it. |
| DialogGirdershadeTLGrady06 | Ohhh... I know how this game's played, kid. |
| DialogGirdershadeTLGrady06 | Fine. How about I pay you 200 caps for it? It's the same money I would have paid Grady. |
| DialogGirdershadeTLGrady07 | Fine, be an asshole. When you get hungry for caps, you know who to talk to. |
| DialogLedoux01 | Mercier didn't make it? Damn! How do they expect us to play when we don't even have enough people on our team? |
| DialogLedoux01 | Well, as long as you brought the formula, I guess we're still in the game. |
| DialogLedoux02 | Mercier didn't make it? Damn! How do they expect us to play when we don't even have enough people on our team? |
| DialogLedoux02 | Well, as long as you brought the formula, I guess we're still in the game. |
| DialogLedoux03 | Penalty! That's gonna be 2 minutes in the box for you. |
| DialogLedoux03 | Ice 'em guys! |
| DialogLedoux04 | Don't take slapshots at me like that! We saw you come out of the Nuka-Cola Plant and we know you've got the formula. |
| DialogLedoux04 | Now you gotta make a decision. Go for the powerplay or sit in the penalty box? |
| DialogLedoux05 | The name's Goalie Ledoux and I'm captain of Sudden-Death Overtime, the last of the icegangs. |
| DialogLedoux05 | There was a time where every city had their own icegangs and thousands would show up to watch them all duke it out in giant arenas. |
| DialogLedoux05 | We aim to bring those days back! |
| DialogLedoux06 | This is the mask of my icegang, Sudden-Death Overtime. I'm the team captain, Goalie Ledoux. |
| DialogLedoux06 | There was a time where every city had their own icegangs and thousands would show up to watch them all duke it out in giant arenas. |
| DialogLedoux06 | We aim to bring those days back! |
| DialogLedoux07 | Penalty! No one tries to put one passed Goalie Ledoux! |
| DialogLedoux07 | Ice 'em guys! |
| DialogLedoux08 | Now look, you gonna sell us that formula or do we have to faceoff? |
| DialogLedoux08 | I'm puttin' 250 caps up on the scoreboard. What do you say? |
| DialogLedoux09 | That's up to you. We can make a deal or we can faceoff. |
| DialogLedoux09 | I'm puttin' 250 caps up on the scoreboard. What do you say? |
| DialogLedoux10 | Penalty! No one tries to put one past Goalie Ledoux! |
| DialogLedoux10 | Ice 'em guys! |
| DialogLedouxFaceoff | Well, you're a little shorthanded, but you showed up for the game. The least I can do is make sure it's a short period. |
| DialogLedouxFaceoff | Ice 'em guys! |
| DialogLedouxSell | Now that's teamwork! Good choice. |
| DialogLedouxSell | Okay team, let's get out of here. |
| DialogLedouxSellSC | Nicely played; and I know talent when I see it. Here you go. |
| DialogLedouxSellSC | Okay team, let's get out of here. |
| DialogLedouxWait | No, no, no. When you're in the game, you have to make split-second decisions; think on your feet. Now come on... |
| DialogLugNut01 | Yeah. That's what I thought. Now scram! |
| DialogLugNut02 | I warned you, I was only going to ask once. Now I'm gonna take it from you! |
| DialogLugNut03 | I warned you, I was only going to ask once. Now I'm gonna take it from you! |
| DialogLugNut04 | That was probably the dumbest thing you could have said. Fine, have it your way. |
| DialogLugNut04SC | All right, all right. My mistake. It obviously belongs to you. |
| DialogLugNut04SC | Now... uhhh... you just watch it cause I won't be so nice next time. |
| DialogMurphy01 | Good. I was afraid I was gonna have to abandon my lab here. That would mean starting all over again. |
| DialogMurphy01 | It's not easy trying to make Ultrajet you know! |
| DialogMurphy02 | The secret of making Ultrajet obviously! |
| DialogMurphy02 | Oh dammit, now the cat's out of the bag. Typical me. |
| DialogMurphy03 | No! No way! You're not taking the formula from me! |
| DialogMurphy04 | I suppose you could say that. Ultrajet is almost double the potency of Jet... perfect for Ghouls. Jet barely affects us you see. |
| DialogMurphy04 | Only trouble is it's almost impossible to gather the ingredients together. |
| DialogMurphy04 | Say, you might be able to help me with that! |
| DialogMurphy05 | You never heard of it? Ultrajet is almost double the potency of Jet... perfect for Ghouls. Jet barely affects us you see. |
| DialogMurphy05 | Only trouble is it's almost impossible to gather the ingredients together. |
| DialogMurphy05 | Say, you might be able to help me with that! |
| DialogMurphy06 | What the hell is your problem? Fine! You're gonna be like that... |
| DialogMurphy07 | It takes 3 things to make Ultrajet. Two of the ingredients I got plenty of. The other one is a little harder to find: Sugar Bombs. |
| DialogMurphy07 | I distill it down to its base contents and add that to the formula then presto... Ultrajet. |
| DialogMurphy07 | For every box of Sugar Bombs you bring me, I'll pay you 15 caps. So you in? |
| DialogMurphy08 | Yeah, no kidding. I didn't think you were a freakin' charity. |
| DialogMurphy08 | It takes 3 things to make Ultrajet. Two of the ingredients I got plenty of. The other one is a little harder to find: Sugar Bombs. |
| DialogMurphy08 | For every box of Sugar Bombs you bring me, I'll pay you 15 caps. So you in? |
| DialogMurphy09 | Fine, fine. Sheesh. Take it easy. You change your mind, gimme a shout. |
| DialogMurphyMoreCapsSC | Fine, anything to get what I need. Now scram, I got some preparing to do! |
| DialogMurphyTLBarrett | He's my assistant and my backup. In case things get rough. I wouldn't mess with him if I were you. |
| DialogMurphyTLFamily | Sure. I stay away from them and they don't bother me. It's a good relationship. They live somewhere East of here. |
| DialogMurphyTLFamily | If you're feeling foolish, I think there's an underground way through to their place deeper in the metro station here. |
| DialogMurphyTLSBombs | Good... good. There's more out there, so go and find it. |
| DialogMurphyTLSBombs | Nice work. The Ultrajet's coming along nicely. |
| DialogMurphyTLSBombs | Excellent! keep it coming. |
| DialogMurphyTLUltrajet | Hmmm, so you wanna live life on the wild side, huh? Okay. Go for it. |
| DialogMurphyTLUltrajet | Yeah, as soon as you bring me some more Sugar Bombs. |
| DialogMurphyWait | What is it with you people? Stop thinking so much. That's what got us all here in the first place. |
| DialogMurphyYes | Good. Now get going, I have a ton of preparation to do. |
| DialogOasisHaroldBailout | Okay. |
| DialogOasisHaroldTreeminders | Oh, don't get me started on them. I'm liable to talk about them all day! It even drives poor old Bob crazy. |
| DialogOasisHaroldTreeminders01 | They wouldn't listen to me at all! If I told them something simple, then it got done. Otherwise, Birch spent a week looking for a hidden meaning. |
| DialogOasisHaroldTreeminders01 | Plus, he used to just pop in whenever he wanted and started chanting this nonsense. |
| DialogOasisHaroldTreeminders01 | Sometimes I used to just sit there silently just to make him mad! That was fun for a while. |
| DialogOasisHaroldTreeminders01 | Hopefully this will all change now that things are different... thanks to you! |
| DialogOasisHaroldTreeminders01 | They won't listen to me at all. If I tell them something simple, then it gets done. Otherwise, Birch spends a week looking for a hidden meaning. |
| DialogOasisHaroldTreeminders01 | Plus, he just pops in whenever he wants and starts chanting this nonsense. |
| DialogOasisHaroldTreeminders01 | Sometimes I just sit there silently just to make him mad. That was fun for a while, but even that's getting boring now. |
| DialogOasisHaroldTreeminders02 | Oh, you wouldn't believe how they handle them. They make them drink this gunk that Poplar makes. |
| DialogOasisHaroldTreeminders02 | Sometimes they just go nuts and start running around, and sometimes when they wake up and see me they run for the hills! |
| DialogOasisHaroldTreeminders02 | I'll tell you, Outsiders are almost as entertaining as the Treeminders! |
| DialogOasisHaroldTreeminders03 | Actually, the kid is the nicest one of all. Yew's her name. She sneaks in here sometimes and just lets me talk about stuff I wanna talk about. |
| DialogOasisHaroldTreeminders03 | Bob really likes her too, cause she makes me happy. |
| DialogOasisNames | Okay, okay. Let me talk real careful for the slow folks. |
| DialogOasisNames | I was once a man a long time ago named Harold. Something in me changed and a weird little tree started growing right out of my head. |
| DialogOasisNames | It kept getting bigger until I ended up stuck inside. When people would ask about it, I decided to name it Bob. You know, like a friend or something. |
| DialogOasisNames | Sometimes I call him Herbert instead of Bob, because I get bored and I think it's funny. So long story short, call me Harold! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | Everything's just fabulous! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | What's the point? Besides, I hate all that cold metal touching my skin. It gives me the willies! So, I'll just stick with visiting when I get sick. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | Fabulous! Can I sell you a pair of sport shoes? Maybe they'd help you catch your wife when she runs away from you! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | And I've got a little number in my shop that should help push up those sagging girls of yours, darling. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | What the hell are you talking about?! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | Come on man. Quit it already! I'm not interested! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | You're not very subtle, you know. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | What?! Are you kidding? I'm too fabulous to settle down. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | That's right. And the safety's off. Back off. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | Same old shit. See something big and ugly moving in the distance. Shoot the hell out of it. Go an' check to make sure it's dead. Rinse and repeat. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | I can assure you, Mr. Wellington, we're not just sunning ourselves out there all day. That's for damn sure! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | Hah! I'm fine with the same old shit all the time. The day something "interesting" happens in the Wasteland, it's time to retire! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | Everything is under control, Ms. Montenegro. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | They don't deserve it. But... oh, what the hell. Go ahead Ms. Primrose. If it'll make you happy, send them whatever you like. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | You're pressing your luck, Hawthorne. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | I'll be sure to discuss it with them Mrs. Wellington. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | Hello Ms. Lancaster. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | I'm afraid not, Ms. Cheng. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | Right. Sure thing, Anthony. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | Everythings fine, Chief. Thanks for keeping us safe. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | Surgery of any kind is always extremely dangerous. The risk of infection is great. A doctor should never cut open a patient unless it's necessary. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | Yes. They are a fine addition. Now, if we can only get the residents to start eating them! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | Susan... |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | I'm worried about you, Mrs. Cheng. Come by the Wellness Center, I might have a pill or two that'll help you relax and cope with things. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | Fine, thank you. You and your men patrolling makes everyone feel safe here. Thanks again. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | Do you make me nervous? Uh... No, not at all. Of course not. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | Haha! Nothing you can pin on me, Chief! But shouldn't you be out killing things in the Wasteland instead of pestering old harmless fogies like me? |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | My dear boy. You've got all the adventure you need, right here in these four walls. For starters, you can figure out how to make your wife happy. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | It's a radio play, not a documentary. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | Let's you and I stick to finding trouble to get into here, before we rush out in the Wasteland again; I'll take Gustavo over a Behemoth any day. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | Now there's an interesting idea, Mrs. Cheng! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | I wouldn't know. She's avoiding me lately. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | No worries, Comrade. Everyone else has trouble making the meetings, too. When I get my computer working, I'll get you a copy of the minutes. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | I don't know what to do, Comrade. Every day I fix it, but it always breaks again. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | I shouldn't. A good leader, leads by example. But thank you anyway. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | Right, Susan. Whatever you say. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | Oh. Okay, dear. Goodbye. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | We all feel safe knowing you and your men have this place locked up tight. Thank you! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | I don't scrounge for anything. I run a high class Boutique, doctor, as you know. However, I can check with my supplier about holodisks for you. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | Thank you! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | Don't worry about them. Just be yourself dear. You've had a hard life. You deserve some happiness. Hell, we all do. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | What a question! I don't know. I supposed it is. But, it can't always be helped. We can't help who we fall in love with, can we? |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | Yeah. I know. It's just... Well, I've been busy. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | Raiders? Again? Well, I'll have to make do. Thank you for the heads up, Chief. And thank your men for us. We are all grateful of your presence here. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | Shoo! Away with you. Leave me alone! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | It's okay, really. I prefer to stay busy. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | Really? He orders that every day. I prefer making more creative dishes. Choose something else, I beg you! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | Something I picked up from my mom. She wasn't always the best mother... but she always showed her love for us in her cooking. I miss her sometimes. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | A sophisticated lady like you slaving over the stove? Don't trouble yourself with that, dear. You kick back and enjoy. I'm here to cook for you. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | Sure! I could always use another pair of hands in the kitchen. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | Oh that? It was nothing. A one time indiscretion, I assure you. Won't happen again, ol' chap. Scouts honor and all that. Care for a drink? |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | What? Very funny old man! Well, I hear she's also running low on dried up old raisins, you cheeky bastard! Leave a gent to his drink already! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | Indeed! I'll drink to that! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | Amen. I'll drink to that sister. Cheers! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | Why do you think I spend so much time getting smashed in the lounge? |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | Indeed, Mrs. Cheng. Indeed! Sometimes it helps wash away a lot more than just one day. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | Thank you for looking into that situation for me. I'm embarrassed it turned out to be nothing. Well, one can never be too careful. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | Don't be silly. I know enough about them to make being friendly... awkward at best. Besides, I much prefer spending all my time with you! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | Why thank you, dear! How charming of you to say so. Perhaps you and I should start spending some time together? Eh? Ahahah. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | It hasn't been that long since my last "check up." So you know EXACTLY how I'm feeling, doctor. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | Nonsense Edgar! I always find your manners to be quite "up to the task." if you know what I mean! He he he he. See you later, MISTER Wellington. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | Eww! Banish the thought, old man! Seriously though, if you're still around in a decade or two, I might take you up on the offer. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | Why do I intimidate you so? You weren't intimated the other night! Aha! See you around, Don Juan. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | Don't they all, dear? Don't they all! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | What? Are you kidding me?! Mind your own damn business. I don't go turning lights on in your closet, do I? Jeez! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | I'm just great, if you don't count the fact that I'm married to the biggest idiot on the planet! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | If you mean day dreaming about killing Mr. Cheng and knocking a few back in the lounge, then yeah, I'm able to relax once in a while. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | It breaks all the time! Does he take that as a sign to spend time with me? No. Stupid man! He spends hours retyping everything. He's such a loser! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | What?! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | Cheers. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | I'd be happy to have you help sometime, Mrs. Cheng. Cooking can be very therapeutic. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | I hate that stupid man. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv00 | Who you calling frumpy?! At least my ass isn't shaped like a pear. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | The usual, dear. And please, be sure to remember to measure the salt precisely. We don't a repeat of last weeks debacle. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | Umm... er... why yes, Ms. Lancaster. You are quite the "conversationalist." I await with anticipation our next opportunity for chit chat. Indeed! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | Ewwww! Labcoats are so last century. I have a better idea, Doc. Why don't you come to New Urban Apparel, and I'll give you a complete make-over! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | Yes! But the key to being fabulous, is that it comes from within. What you wear is only half the equation. BELIEVE you ARE already fabulous! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | Whatever, you old hag. I'm just swelling with fabulous. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | Those things are so tacky. How about you swing by New Urban Apparel, and I fit you into a cute Sunday dress? You need to spruce up your look dear. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | Of course! Shopping is wonderful therapy, isn't it? Better than any old pill Doc Banfield prescribes. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | I'm sorry? What?! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | Thank you for your concern, Doctor. But things've been tense is all, and my men are just blowing off steam. Don't worry. They'll be fine. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | And I envy your retirement, Dashwood. Though it's true. There's something satisfying about bagging a Rad-Scorpian at 100 yards with a single shot. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | Cheng. Damn it. Call me "Chief." Chief Gustavo! All that "comrade" nonsense is really getting on my nerves. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | That's kind of you, Ms. Primrose. But it's better if they don't cozy up with the residents. Helps retain discipline and remind them why they're here. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | I'm on duty. You alright Hawthorne? Don't want a repeat of that little stunt you pulled. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | It was very... thorough, Mrs. Wellington. Do the other residents know you have catalogued all their habits and daily routines like that? |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | Ms. Lancaster. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | I'd have to say that would be extremely unlikely, Mrs. Cheng. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | I'm afraid the lab coat never goes out of style for me. But I appreciate your concern. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | Yes, of course. There's nothing to worry about. Though, it's been awhile since I've seen you. We should schedule a checkup soon. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | Absolutely not. All Wasteland meat MUST be thoroughly cooked. Disease and parasites are killed by the heat. I'm surprised I have to tell you this. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | Ahem. Yes. It has been too long since you've been properly examined. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | Why? Has someone been poisoned?! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | Oh... well... umm... Thank you Susan... er, I mean, Ms. Lancaster. A pleasant day to you. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | I know a little bit about technology. I've picked up a few tricks in my adventures. Why, what seems to be the problem? |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | Hawthorne. Go easy on those remaining brain cells, alright? |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | You should count yourself very lucky. I do. Most people die a horrible death out there in the Wastes. Excitement and danger often go hand in hand. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | I've had too kill far to many men... listen, Mrs. Cheng... have you tried talking to your husband about things? I think he really cares about you. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | Oh, I don't know. Not so good I guess... Women. Can't live with them. Can't live without them. Know what I mean, Comrade? |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | Well, Comrade. My computer keeps breaking, and I have to start over each day. Not to worry though. I've got it practically memorized by now! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | Because, while it's true, some of us are better suited to lead the community, by calling you all comrades, I'm helping you not feel envy or sadness. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | Um. Hi. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | Antique shop? Really, Anthony, you need some new material! And I'm not just talking about your jokes either, darling. Those threads are atrocious! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | Yeah, I pop a couple, then have a Martini. Does wonders. Thanks Doc. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | Mr. Cheng. Shouldn't YOU know what your wife would like? Why don't you go find out what she wants, and I'll see about ordering it for you. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | Let's just say it's high time for a glass of wine. Putting on a happy face for all my customers all the time can be a bit tiresome. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | Yes, Mrs. Cheng. It's not easy though, is it? |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | Thank you for saying so, sir. It's always my great pleasure. If you'd ever like to try another dish, I have an extensive menu of delicacies. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | Things are alright, I guess. I'm thinking I should stop by sometime and get some new clothes. I just can't seem to find the time. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | Nonsense. I'm fine. I enjoy making food and keeping the residents happy. A vacation from this would only make me anxious. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | Oh, I'm alright, I suppose. Though, apparently raiders have been attacking the caravans again. Missed a shipment. I'll just have to be be creative! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | Thank you for saying so! It's always been my dream to own my own restaurant. Supplies have been running low, but it just makes me more creative! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | Thank you. It's always my pleasure to serve you Mr. Cheng. If you'd like, I could prepare a special candle light dinner for you and Mrs. Cheng. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | Yes, well. There've been shortages of certain things, so I've had to get creative. I hope everything is to your liking Ms. Montenegro. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | Don't worry about me. I'm fine. Besides, if I didn't cook for all of you, you'd starve to death! Heaven knows none of you can fend for yourselves! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | Why, yes. I believe so. Fairly happy, anyway. I really enjoy what I do. Cooking and preparing meals for the residents makes me happy. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | What? Oh right. Hah! That's a good one, Daring. I'm fine really. I've been drinking since I was a toddler. I can hold my liquor. What's new with you? |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | My secret to what? Oh right. The ladies. Always start off with a few drinks to loosen up, then move onto the hard liquor to get the party rolling! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | Indeed! And at the beginning of a long day! Though, I prefer the stiffer stuff myself. So how're you holding up these days? How's that shop of yours? |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | I wouldn't pay you so much to hang out with me if I thought you were ugly! I'm just kidding. Stop fishing for compliments. You know you're beautiful. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | Just goes to show you: It's always darker on the other side of the fence. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | EDGAR! I do believe you are trying to shake me off! The fire has finally died away, has it, Edgar? You fancy someone else these days, do you? |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | Why thank you Allistair love. Er, I mean: MISTER Tenpenny! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | Doctor Banfield! Have you lost your appointment book? I thought we've made a regular appointment. A "house call" I do believe! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | Yes Edgar dear, I'm quite fine. Thanks for asking! Maybe I'll "see you" around later, then? When you get out for an "evening stroll," perhaps? |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | Whatever. I know your type, Daring. You want me all to yourself. Well, I'm not some trophy animal you can just bag and hang on your wall! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | Don't be scared Irving, dear! I won't bite. Well, not unless you ask me to! Hahahaha! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | Don't be silly, Michael. It's because you pay me to be nice to you! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | Why? You haven't seen him have you?! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | Ha! Well, doc. If you got a pill that will make my husband disappear, I'll gladly take it. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | Yeah. He's so stupid! I don't actually need to sneak out. I just tell him to piss off, and then I leave. If he was smart, he'd try to stop me. Men! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | Oh no! I'm not going to make it that easy for you. If you can't figure it out, then I'm not going to help you. Why are you so stupid?! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | You mean other than the fact that he is an idiot? Or that he's always busy with stupid meetings, or writing stupid books, that NO ONE cares about? |
| DialogueTenpennyConv01 | No amount of drink is going to make my husband less stupid. But, it'll certainly help me forget about him, won't it. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | Yes well. I'm a visionary, that's true. But I'm also a creature of habit. I like my Iguana Bits sandwich just the way I always get it. Thank you. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | Well... I'm glad to know you are getting along. I'll, umm... expect a visit at the usual time. Run along dear. And do be careful. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | Looks like someone woke up on the wrong side of the bed. I bet I could help you end up on the right side! Haha! Have good day, dear. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | Fine. Keep wearing those rags. But when you're ready for fabulous, you come see me; I've got just the thing! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | No. Can't say that I do. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | Why, you old hag! You're just jealous. My fabulousity pains you, doesn't it? You can't help feel smaller standing before my greatness, can you dear? |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | You need to MAKE time, dear! You'll never be fabulous just moping around a kitchen all day. You need to relax, go out, get done up, have some fun! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | And I thought I hated MY life! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | Well, that's more than I had in mind. Maybe I'll just order a new labcoat instead. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | Alright. They're your men. I just don't want to have to sew anything back on because one of your guys got a little carried away. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | That's good to hear... only, you should stick to the suggested dosage, and avoid alcohol for at least two hours after taking it. Come see me soon. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | Fine. For now. I got my eye on you. If you seem to be getting exhausted, I'm prescribing that vacation! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | Ah! I remember now. Yes of course. I'll be sure to bring my medicine bag with me. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | No. I'm afraid you'll need to take care of that one on your own. But I might have something that'll help you cope. Come see me for a prescription. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | Yes, well. You'll think of something I'm sure. Good luck. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | No, no. Of course not you silly woman. It's just that I... well... I think spending time with the other ladies in the Tower might do you some good. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | Um... Yes. Right. Of course. Okay then. See you around Ms. Lancaster. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | I once killed a Yao Guai with my bare hands! Almost lost an arm. But I got the bastard in the end. Ah... Those were the days. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | Hehe. I'm sorry to hear that, Irving. Maybe I should take a look at your computer sometime. Heheh. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | That's the spirit, girl! Every seeming setback is actually just a chance for your genius to shine! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | Just trying to keep busy, I guess. I'm not sure I'm really cut out for the whole retirement thing. Just can't seem to sit still. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | We'll just have to see about that! You watch out! I can be a very stealthy hunter! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | Some men just don't have the hunting instinct, dear. You should try talking to him about your needs. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | Right, comrade! I see. The fabulous comes from the inside out. I will have to remember that. Thank you! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | Oh. I'm sorry Comraaa - err, CHIEF Gustavo! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | Every day it erases everything. Each day I have to start over again. But it's not the end of the world. I have everything memorized. Never mind. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | Yes, you are right, comrade. But I'm afraid I've done something to upset her, and now she isn't talking to me. Never mind. I'll figure something out. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | That's an excellent idea, comrade! I have to get her to stop and listen to me for a moment to even ask her if she'd like that. But thank you though. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | Oh, I see. Well, maybe you're right. Mrs. Cheng spends a lot of time drinking in the lounge, doesn't she. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | Oh... oh. Alright Susan. I'll see you later then? |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | I don't know why I'm so stupid. Never mind. I'll go work on my projects. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | Do you realize how often you use that word? You be careful, darling, or you'll wear it out like you've worn out your sense of style. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | Right. Until next time, then. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | Yes, of course, child! Your dishes are always superb! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | That shop is my pride and joy. I like to be surrounded by fine things - a little beauty in all this ugliness. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | Have you tried distracting him, dear? You know, get his "attention" every now and then? Some men are just clueless when it comes to a woman's needs. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | Of course Mister Tenpenny. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | Thank you, but I'm always so busy serving everyone. Maybe you can just pick something out for me and send it along with the hairnets. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | Right, of course. Well, maybe I'll send a special desert over there today, to let them know we appreciate their keeping us safe and sound. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | I found this old cook book for something called "sushi." Um... well, you might want to check up on a few residents I already served it to. Whoopsie. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | Indeed! I'll drink to that! Cheers! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | Nah! Drown the buggars! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | Huh... sure. I'll drink to that Comrade! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | I always have my happy face on! I mean, just look at it! Are you looking? See how happy it is! The key, you see, is not to give a damn about anything |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | Oh, I see. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | That's the spirit! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | I just thought it might be helpful for the security team to know where everyone is and what they are doing. You know, in case of emergency. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | Hehe. Of course, love. Until then. Be good boy now! Hahaha. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | Call me Susan. And if you like, we can be on even more "familiar" terms! Hahah! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | A house call, perhaps? I'll be waiting! Hahah! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | Hehehehehe. Oh, Edgar. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | Trust me. I know all about it... You're right, of course. Being bored out of your mind and surrounded by morons ain't all that bad. Even still... |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | That wife of yours has you terrified, doesn't she? Don't worry. I can help you relax. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | Haha. Perhap's you're right, dear. But you could always set out a few meals in advance and take a nap once in a while. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | I'm not sure whether to be hurt or flattered by all that. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | I suppose it is. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | I was afraid you'd say that. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | Not yet. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | I shouldn't have to talk to him. Why make it easy for him? He doesn't make it easy for me! If he can't see the problem, then he's just stupid. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | That's because men are stupid. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | I guess maybe I should figure out what I want to do with MY life. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv02 | I guess so. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv03 | You're wasting your time. I don't want to have to tell you again. This gun is loaded. I'd hate for it to accidentally go off in your direction. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv03 | At least I'm not some dried up tart, prancing around like the queen of America, carelessly spouting grotesque phrases. "Fabulousity?" Really now! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv03 | Ouch! You wound me! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv03 | You know the other ladies and I don't get along famously. They're quite jealous of me, naturally. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv03 | Whatever. He loves those damn meetings, and that stupid "Community Manifesto" of his more than me. He hardly knows I exist! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv03 | Ha! You'll drink to ANYTHING! Cheers! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv03 | Ha! He's so stupid, he wouldn't know what do to even if I did manage to get his attention! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv03 | Yes they are dear, quite! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv03 | Ohhh. Well, comrade. I don't think I'll ever be able to do that. |
| DialogueTenpennyConv03 | Ha! See?! That's what I'm talking about! Stupid. Stupid man! |
| DialogueTenpennyConv04 | Very well. If you insist on remaining a social hermit, by all means continue to follow me around all day. |
| DialogueTenpennyConvShortGoodbye | Sorry. Can't talk now. |
| DialogueTenpennyConvShortGoodbye | Good to see you! |
| DialogueTenpennyConvShortGoodbye | Hello. |
| DialogueTenpennyConvShortGoodbye | See you later. |
| DialogueTenpennyDashwoodSneakStartTopic | I'm bored. Let's see if I can lighten things up around here. |
| DialogueTenpennyEatStartTopic | I'm positively famished. I must get something to eat before I pass out! |
| DialogueTenpennyEatStartTopic | Time for a snack. |
| DialogueTenpennyEatStartTopic | Time to take five. |
| DialogueTenpennyEatStartTopic | Mmm. I think I'll go grab a bite to eat. |
| DialogueTenpennyEatStartTopic | Dinner time. |
| DialogueTenpennyEatStartTopic | I think I'll go scrounge up a little something to eat. |
| DialogueTenpennyEatStartTopic | I'm hungry. |
| DialogueTenpennyEatStartTopic | It's time for a little bite of something delicious. |
| DialogueTenpennyEatStartTopic | Think I'll take a moment for myself, and eat a little something. |
| DialogueTenpennyEatStartTopic | My stomach is growling at me. |
| DialogueTenpennyEatStartTopic | Din din! Time to eat! |
| DialogueTenpennyEatStartTopic | I'm starving! |
| DialogueTenpennyEatStartTopic | Well. I guess I better get some food. |
| DialogueTenpennySleepStartTopic | I'm plum puckered out. |
| DialogueTenpennySleepStartTopic | Time to get some beauty rest! |
| DialogueTenpennySleepStartTopic | Well, there's another day done. |
| DialogueTenpennySleepStartTopic | Early to bed, early to rise. |
| DialogueTenpennySleepStartTopic | I'm exhausted. It's time for some shut-eye. |
| DialogueTenpennySleepStartTopic | Off to dreamland I go. Ta-ta! |
| DialogueTenpennySleepStartTopic | I'm tired. I'm going to bed. |
| DialogueTenpennySleepStartTopic | Whew! I'm sleepy. Time to hit the pillows! |
| DialogueTenpennySleepStartTopic | I think I'll turn in for the night. |
| DialogueTenpennySleepStartTopic | Well. I better go pass out for a while. |
| DialogueTenpennySleepStartTopic | It's time for bed. Goodnight. |
| DialogueTenpennySleepStartTopic | I'm off to bed. Sweet dreams! |
| DialogueTenpennySleepStartTopic | I'm tired as hell. |
| DialogueTenpennySusanSleepWithStartTopic | It's time to earn mamma some sugar. |
| DialogueTenpennySusanSleepWithStartTopic | I do hope she gets here soon. I'm particularly randy this evening. |
| DialogueTenpennySusanSleepWithStartTopic | It's play time. I wonder if we will play doctor and nurse again? |
| DialogueTenpennySusanSleepWithStartTopic | Another evening with Ms. Lancaster. That girl certainly knows how to have a good time! |
| DialogueTenpennySusanSleepWithStartTopic | SHE never yells at me. SHE appreciates me. Unlike some people. |
| DialogueTenpennySusanSleepWithStartTopic | I'm umm... I'm going to go stretch my legs for awhile. Take a little walk around the tower to loosen up my nerves a little. |
| DialogueTenpennyThankyou | Thank you! |
| DialogueTenpennyThankyou | Excellent! |
| DialogueTenpennyThankyou | Wonderful. Thank you, dear. |
| DialogueTenpennyThankyou | Thanks! |
| DialogueTenpennyTiffanyChengAvoidHusbandTopic | Irving! God! Can't a woman get a little time to herself!? |
| DialogueTenpennyWellingtonConv01 | Have you seen the way Mrs. Cheng avoids her husband all the time? Poor Mr. Cheng drew the short straw when he married her, didn't he? |
| DialogueTenpennyWellingtonConv01 | That Susan Lancaster is a real snob. And the way she flirts with all the men! The woman's got no sense of shame! No sense at all, if you ask me. |
| DialogueTenpennyWellingtonConv01 | I think Mr. Ling is asking for trouble by teasing all the male guards the way he does. What he needs to do is find a nice woman and settle down. |
| DialogueTenpennyWellingtonConv01 | Have you seen the way Mr. Dashwood skulks about when no one is looking. He's up to something, I'm sure! But what on earth could he be doing? |
| DialogueTenpennyWellingtonConv01 | Ms. Primrose works too hard, poor girl. How is she ever supposed to land a good husband if she's stuck in her kitchen all day? |
| DialogueTenpennyWellingtonConv01 | Have you ever wondered why the only house call Doctor Banfield makes is to that Susan Lancaster's room? How positively shameful! |
| DialogueTenpennyWellingtonConv01 | Why does Mr. Cheng insist on calling everyone "Comrade?" It's "Comrade this." And "'Comrade that." Do you suppose he was dropped often as a child? |
| DialogueTenpennyWellingtonConv01 | Mr. Hawthorne sure has pickled himself, hasn't he? That man exists in a constant state of inebriation. I wonder what drives him to the bottle so. |
| DialogueTenpennyWellingtonConv01 | One has to wonder about Mr. Tenpenny, doesn't one? I mean, we're all grateful for the Tower. But... the man is a recluse. I wonder what he's hiding. |
| DialogueTenpennyWellingtonConv01 | That Mr. Burke is a shady character, isn't he? I've heard some positively awful things about him. But Tenpenny trusts him. So he can't be all bad. |
| DialogueTenpennyWellingtonConv01 | Ms. Montenegro's quite full of herself, isn't she? Puffed up like a souffle, she is! Ha! That was a good one, wasn't it? I'm quite funny today! |
| DialogueTenpennyWellingtonConv02 | Yes, dear. |
| DialogueTenpennyWellingtonConv02 | Oh, I don't know about all that. |
| DialogueTenpennyWellingtonConv02 | Is that so? |
| DialogueTenpennyWellingtonConv02 | I hadn't noticed. |
| DialogueTenpennyWellingtonConv02 | Mm-hmm. |
| DialogueTenpennyWellingtonConv02 | Right-o. |
| DialogueTenpennyWellingtonConv03 | Are you even listening to me?! |
| DialogueTenpennyWellingtonConv03 | Earth to Edgar! Mr. Wellington, are you there? |
| DialogueTenpennyWellingtonConv03 | You're just humoring me, aren't you? You haven't heard a word I've said, have you? |
| DialogueTenpennyWellingtonConv03 | Sometimes I get the feeling you're off in your own little world. |
| DialogueTenpennyWellingtonConv03 | Edgar! I'm talking to you. |
| DialogueTenpennyWellingtonConv03 | Are you even listening? |
| DialogueTenpennyWellingtonConv04 | What? |
| DialogueTenpennyWellingtonConv04 | Yes dear. |
| DialogueTenpennyWellingtonConv04 | Uh huh. |
| DialogueTenpennyWellingtonConv04 | Sorry dear... must have dozed off there for a moment. |
| DialogueTenpennyWellingtonConv05 | I swear Edgar. It's in one ear and out the other with you! Grrr. |
| DialogueTenpennyWellingtonConv05 | Useless man! |
| DialogueTenpennyWellingtonConv05 | Edgar! Pay attention when I'm talking to you! |
| DialogueTenpennyWellingtonConv05 | Sometimes I get the feeling I'm talking to myself. |
| DialogVault87Response01 | More failures mean more meat. |
| DialogVault87Response01 | Failures mean more work. |
| DialogVault87Response02 | Human must not steal its secrets. |
| DialogVault87Response02 | Death to humans, life to us! |
| DialogVault87Response03 | Stuff hard to find. |
| DialogVault87Response03 | Human comes to steal stuff. Kill the Human! |
| DialogVault87Response04 | I wish stupid Fox would shut up. |
| DialogVault87Response04 | He is a failure. |
| DialogVault87Response05 | He come to kill us and take the birth stuff. |
| DialogVault87Response05 | Human? Chance to make us another. |
| DialogVault87Response06 | Waste of time. |
| DialogVault87Response06 | Only fun to shoot at. |
| DialogVault87Response06 | They make me laugh. So small. Ha ha ha. |
| DialogVault87Response07 | Human can't go to top place. Human will die. |
| DialogVault87Response07 | Top place make Human very sick. Not good to eat. |
| DialogVault87Response08 | Find the Human and kill him! |
| DialogVault87Response08 | Rip the Human limb from limb! |
| DialogVault87Response08 | Human means fresh meat! |
| DialogVault87Response08 | Find the Human and make him one of us! |
| DialogVault87Response09 | Fox likes Humans. We should kill him. |
| DialogVault87Response09 | Then Fox should die. |
| DoctorAddiction | I can give you something that'll should help. |
| DoctorAddiction | The treatment costs 50 caps. Even most outsiders should be able to afford it. |
| DoctorAddiction | I can take care of it for you, for a price. |
| DoctorAddiction | That'll be 50 caps. Maybe the dent in your pocketbook will keep you away from that crap. |
| DoctorAddiction | I swear, you and Zip, just full of your own little chemical problems, aren't you? |
| DoctorAddiction | Here, hold on. I've got you covered. |
| DoctorAddiction | And here I thought Zip's soda problem was bad. |
| DoctorAddiction | For 50 caps, I can help you get over that. Otherwise, you can find your own solution. |
| DoctorAddiction | I'm just glad you're willing to get help. But the treatment isn't free. I'll need 50 caps for the drugs. |
| DoctorAddiction | I thought you had the look about you. Sure, I can help you. But it's not free. 50 caps, take it or leave it. |
| DoctorAddictionNO | Your choice, but an addiction ain't an easy thing to kick. |
| DoctorAddictionNO | Your choice, but an addiction ain't an easy thing to kick. |
| DoctorAddictionNO | Your call, mungo. |
| DoctorAddictionNO | Suit yourself. But you'll find out that your habit will cost you more than that in the end. |
| DoctorAddictionYES | Well, this might go better for you if you hadn't blown your money on Jet, don't you think? |
| DoctorAddictionYES | Now, this is a special concoction of pre-war medicine, should flush your system right out... |
| DoctorAddictionYES | Well, this might go better for you if you hadn't blown your money on Jet, don't you think? |
| DoctorAddictionYES | Alright... I got some of this pre-war stuff, should flush your system right out... |
| DoctorAddictionYES | I suppose if you can't afford treatment, maybe you can't afford your next fix. So that works out, doesn't it? |
| DoctorAddictionYES | Okay, this should flush you out pretty quick. Now open your mouth and say "Ah." |
| DoctorAddictionYES | I'll be glad to help when you can afford the treatment. |
| DoctorAddictionYES | Come back when you actually have the money, you damn junkie. |
| DoctorAddictionYES | Okay. Hold still. I don't want to make this any more painful than it already is. |
| DoctorMedical | Well, you're standing fine, but you could use some switching up. That'll be 50 caps. |
| DoctorMedical | Your vitals are fine, but you could use some stitches on those cuts. Tell you what, 50 caps sound good? |
| DoctorMedical | Look at you! You're fine! Don't come in here wasting my time with your hypochondria. I've got actual patients to see to. |
| DoctorMedical | Oh, you do not. Just suck it up, you big baby. |
| DoctorMedical | Alright, you're not that banged up -- a couple of pain killers should do you fine. That'll be 50 caps. |
| DoctorMedical | You know, all things considered, you could be worse off. I can stitch you up for 50 caps. |
| DoctorMedical | Let's see... moderate lacerations, maybe a broken bone or two... I should be able to do you up for 75. |
| DoctorMedical | Well now, let's take a look at you... some 2nd degree burns... a couple of flesh wounds... it'll take some work but I can fix you up for 75. |
| DoctorMedical | Good lord, this'll take some work... 100 caps worth of work. |
| DoctorMedical | I'm surprised you made it in here. I can fix you up, but it'll run you 100 caps. What do you say? |
| DoctorMedical | Well, you're standing fine, but you could use some switching up. That'll be 50 caps. |
| DoctorMedical | Oh, you do not. Just suck it up, you big baby. |
| DoctorMedical | All right, you're not that banged up -- a couple of pain killers should do you fine. That'll be 50 caps. |
| DoctorMedical | Well now, let's take a look at you... some 2nd degree burns... a couple of flesh wounds... it'll take some work but I can fix you up for 75. |
| DoctorMedical | I'm surprised you made it in here. I can fix you up, but it'll run you 100 caps. What do you say? |
| DoctorMedical | That takes a lot of nerve, threatening to bury us all alive and then crawling to me for help. As RJ would say, "Fuck off, mungo." |
| DoctorMedical | Sure thing. Run into a bit of trouble out there? |
| DoctorMedical | You're lucky you're one of us. I'd be charging you through the nose, otherwise. |
| DoctorMedical | Got scraped up a bit out there, huh? |
| DoctorMedical | Yeah, but only because you saved three of ours. |
| DoctorMedical | Looks like it's just a scrape. I can take care of it for 50 caps. |
| DoctorMedical | Okay, but it'll cost you. Every spare cap I get from you is more medicine for these germ-magnets. |
| DoctorMedical | Looks like it's just a scrape. I can take care of it for 50 caps. |
| DoctorMedical | Yeah, but only because you saved three of ours. |
| DoctorMedical | That looks pretty bad. For 75 caps, I can take care of that. |
| DoctorMedical | Okay, but it'll cost you. Every spare cap I get from you is more medicine for these germ-magnets. |
| DoctorMedical | That looks pretty bad. For 75 caps, I can take care of that. |
| DoctorMedical | Yeah, but only because you saved three of ours. |
| DoctorMedical | This is going to be tricky. And not at all pleasant. And it'll cost you 100 caps. |
| DoctorMedical | Okay, but it'll cost you. Every spare cap I get from you is more medicine for these germ-magnets. |
| DoctorMedical | This is going to be tricky. And not at all pleasant. And it'll cost you 100 caps. |
| DoctorMedical | Maybe you should have been more careful down here, mungo. You're on your own. |
| DoctorMedical | Unless you've got hurt feelings, there's not a damn thing wrong with you. Come back when you've got some injuries that I can earn some money from. |
| DoctorMedical | Hey, if you needed help, I'd gladly take your money, but you're just fine, buck-o. Now stop wasting my time. |
| DoctorMedical | Let's see, a few Stimpaks and a couple of stitches should get you goin'. And it'll only run you 50 caps. |
| DoctorMedical | All right, a few stitches and a couple of bandages should fix you up. Let's call it 50 caps. Sound good? |
| DoctorMedical | A few broken bones, a couple of cuts... I should be able to do you up for 75. |
| DoctorMedical | Sure, I'll help you. If you have the caps. Looks to me like you're pretty banged up, though. Let's say... 75 caps and I'll fix you good as new. |
| DoctorMedical | You know, when I saw you limping in here, I knew that I smelled money. That'll be 100 caps. Or you can just bleed to death. Your choice. |
| DoctorMedical | Well, hello, meal ticket. 100 caps. Or I can just wait for you to die and take it. |
| DoctorMedical | Don't think because I'm a Ghoul, I'm stupid. You're fine. |
| DoctorMedical | Is this a trick question? I don't even see a scratch on you. |
| DoctorMedical | Injured... ha! This is just a nick. If you can't tough it out and you want to be fixed up it'll cost you 50 caps. |
| DoctorMedical | I'd hesitate to even call this a wound, but if you insist. 50 caps should cover my expenses. |
| DoctorMedical | Yeah, you could do with some work. It'll set you back 75 caps, but well worth it. |
| DoctorMedical | This is pretty bad, but I've seen worse. Still, it's going to cost 75 caps to get you back on your feet. |
| DoctorMedical | Yeah, you look almost as bad as I do. Of course, I'm supposed to look this way and you aren't. 100 caps will do it for my expenses. |
| DoctorMedical | Did you get the number of that Brahmin that trampled you? Sheesh! If you want me to stitch you back together, it'll be 100 caps. |
| DoctorMedical | For you? No problem. Now, hold still. |
| DoctorMedical | I don't see anything wrong with you. |
| DoctorMedical | Sure, I could patch you up. Nothing too serious. I don't work for free though. Let's say 75 caps. |
| DoctorMedical | Sure, I could patch you up. Nothing too serious. I don't work for free though. Let's say 75 caps. |
| DoctorMedical | You're right. You do need a doctor. Lucky I happened along. But first let's discuss my fee... 100 caps ought to cover it. |
| DoctorMedical | You're not kidding. You're in bad shape, friend. I'd be happy to fix you up... for 150 caps. |
| DoctorMedical33YES | Alright, hold still. |
| DoctorMedical33YES | This may sting a little... |
| DoctorMedical33YES | Then what the hell are you wasting my time for? |
| DoctorMedical33YES | Alright, hold still. |
| DoctorMedical33YES | This may sting a little... |
| DoctorMedical33YES | You kiddin' me? What are you wasting my time for? |
| DoctorMedical33YES | Alright, hold still. |
| DoctorMedical33YES | You kiddin' me? What are you wasting my time for? |
| DoctorMedical33YES | Okay, now hold still. |
| DoctorMedical33YES | Stop squirming, you big mungo. |
| DoctorMedical33YES | Hey! If you don't have the caps, you don't get the fix. |
| DoctorMedical33YES | This won't hurt a bit. Nah, just kidding. It will probably hurt a lot. Hold still. |
| DoctorMedical33YES | This won't hurt a bit. Nah, just kidding. It will probably hurt a lot. Hold still. |
| DoctorMedical33YES | I'd like to help, but the supplies aren't free. Sorry. |
| DoctorMedical33YES | For crying out loud. Get out of my face then. |
| DoctorMedical66YES | Alright, hold still. |
| DoctorMedical66YES | This may sting a little... |
| DoctorMedical66YES | Then what the hell are you wasting my time for? |
| DoctorMedical66YES | Here. Hold this for me while I stitch you up. |
| DoctorMedical66YES | Now... where did I put that scalpel? Ah! There it is... |
| DoctorMedical66YES | You kiddin' me? What are you wasting my time for? |
| DoctorMedical66YES | Now... where did I put that scalpel? Ah! There it is... |
| DoctorMedical66YES | How unfortunate for you. |
| DoctorMedical66YES | Hold on, this is going to ouch a bit. |
| DoctorMedical66YES | Okay, get ready. This'll sting. A lot. |
| DoctorMedical66YES | Hey! If you don't have the caps, you don't get the fix. |
| DoctorMedical66YES | This won't hurt a bit. Nah, just kidding. It will probably hurt a lot. Hold still. |
| DoctorMedical66YES | This won't hurt a bit. Nah, just kidding. It will probably hurt a lot. Hold still. |
| DoctorMedical66YES | I'd like to help, but the supplies aren't free. Sorry. |
| DoctorMedical66YES | For crying out loud. Get out of my face then. |
| DoctorMedical99YES | Alright, hold still. |
| DoctorMedical99YES | This may sting a little... |
| DoctorMedical99YES | Then what the hell are you wasting my time for? |
| DoctorMedical99YES | Alright, now stand still. This'll only take a second. |
| DoctorMedical99YES | Here, bite down on this. It'll help with the pain. |
| DoctorMedical99YES | You kiddin' me? What are you wasting my time for? |
| DoctorMedical99YES | Here, bite down on this. It'll help with the pain. |
| DoctorMedical99YES | How unfortunate for you. |
| DoctorMedical99YES | This is going to hurt, so you'd better not start crying. |
| DoctorMedical99YES | You may want to look away. I don't want you throwing up, on top of all this. |
| DoctorMedical99YES | Hey! If you don't have the caps, you don't get the fix. |
| DoctorMedical99YES | This won't hurt a bit. Nah, just kidding. It will probably hurt a lot. Hold still. |
| DoctorMedical99YES | This won't hurt a bit. Nah, just kidding. It will probably hurt a lot. Hold still. |
| DoctorMedical99YES | You should come back and see me when you have enough money for the supplies. |
| DoctorMedical99YES | For crying out loud. Get out of my face then. |
| DoctorMedicalContNO | Alright. Come back anytime you have the caps to pay. |
| DoctorMedicalContNO | Alright then. |
| DoctorMedicalContNO | Okay then. Try not to get killed out there. |
| DoctorMedicalContNO | Okay then. Try not to get killed out there. |
| DoctorMedicalContNO | Acknowledged. |
| DoctorMedicalContNO | Glad to be able to help. |
| DoctorMedicalContYES | Make it quick. |
| DoctorMedicalContYES | Well, speak up then. I don't have all day. |
| DoctorMedicalContYES | Let's get on with it then. |
| DoctorMedicalContYES | Let's get on with it then. |
| DoctorMedicalContYES | Acknowledged. |
| DoctorMedicalContYES | Yeah? What is it? |
| DoctorMedicalNO | Then why are you bothering me? |
| DoctorMedicalNO | Then stop wasting my time. |
| DoctorMedicalNO | Then stop wasting my time. |
| DoctorMedicalNO | Fine. Less of my supplies you're using up. |
| DoctorMedicalNO | Suit yourself. |
| DoctorMedicalSpeech | Well... I guess I could make an exception. 50 caps -- but that's my final offer. |
| DoctorMedicalSpeech | All right. But don't let it get around, or I'll have every dirty waster begging me for help. |
| DoctorMedicalSpeech | Fine. 100 it is. But don't think this makes us friends. This is a special, one-time offer, understand? |
| DoctorRadiation | Sure can. Quick and easy, only 100 caps. |
| DoctorRadiationNO | If that's the way you want it, it's all the same to me. |
| DoctorRadiationYES | Then I can't help you. Sorry. |
| DoctorRadiationYES | And a quick shot... all done. |
| DoctorSupplies | Sure thing. Here's what I have. |
| DoctorSupplies | Sure, here's what I can spare. |
| DoctorSupplies | I guess I can spare a few things. |
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| DukovBitches | Ha ha! They're my party girls. |
| DukovBitches | I'm too much man for just one woman, so I need two! I wear them out every night. |
| DukovBitches | Why should they bother getting dressed when I'm just going to take it off? |
| DukovBitches | Ha ha! Cherry is my play toy. |
| DukovBitches | I love my Cherry pie! Love it all night long! |
| DukovBitches | I like her half naked. I like her all naked, but she says she gets cold. |
| DukovBitches | Ha ha! Fantasia is my girl Friday... and Monday, and Wednesday... |
| DukovBitches | She makes all my fantasies come true. Ha ha! |
| DukovBitches | That's my favorite outfit. If she gets cold, old Dukov knows how to warm her up! |
| DukovBitches | Hey! Watch your language, clown shoes. |
| DukovBitches | I don't pay them. They take care of me, so I take care of them. We rub each other wrong all night long! Ha, ha! |
| DukovBitches | Hey! Watch you language, clown shoes. |
| DukovBitches | I take care of her, so she takes care of me. Ha, ha! She rubs me wrong all night long. Ha, ha! |
| DukovClothes | Dukov likes to keep it hot. Ain't no need for nothin' else. |
| DukovClothes | Dukov liked to keep it hot. He always said there ain't no need for nothin' else. |
| DukovClothes | Dukey doesn't like me to wear a lot. He says it slows things down. |
| DukovClothes | Dukey didn't like me to wear a lot. He said it slowed things down. |
| DukovComeWithMe | Okay. Rivet City has got to be better than this. |
| DukovComeWithMe | I have my hands in his pants all the time. He probably won't even notice it's gone. |
| DukovComeWithMe | Only if you take me to Rivet City. |
| DukovComeWithMe | Anywhere else and I'll just end up being someone else's property. |
| DukovComeWithMe | Only if you take me to Rivet City. |
| DukovComeWithMe | And don't think I'm going to give you the same privileges I give Dukov. You and I are sleeping separate. |
| DukovComeWithMe | Only if you take me to Rivet City. |
| DukovComeWithMe | This guy is an animal. And not in a good way. But I'm safe here. |
| DukovDrink | Help yourself, clown shoes. Grab one from the liquor cabinet. I never trust anyone without a drink in their hand. |
| DukovDrink | Of course I never trust one that does either! Ha, ha! |
| DukovDrink | Sure. Didn't I already tell you to? |
| DukovDukov | He's a lecherous old man. The only reason I put up with him and his "needs" is because I'm safe here. |
| DukovDukov | He tends to shoot first and ask questions later. Don't pull out a weapon near him. He's likely to shoot you. |
| DukovDukov | And he's really good. |
| DukovDukov | He's all right. He can be a real fun guy, but he sure knows how to wear a girl out. |
| DukovDukov | Most of all, I'm safe here. I wouldn't pull out a weapon, even just to show him. He gets kind of paranoid about that. |
| DukovDukov | Don't get in a shooting match with him. He's really good. |
| DukovGirlSteal | Ooh! Dukey, is that a rocket in your pocket, or are you just glad to feel me? |
| DukovGoodbye | You need to drink more. Ha, ha! |
| DukovLucky | You're a pig, you know that? |
| DukovLucky | I'm only doing this because he can keep me safe. He's a lot tougher than he looks. |
| DukovLucky | I'm not sure how much longer that will be enough though. |
| DukovLucky | Sweet for him maybe. |
| DukovLucky | I'm just along for the ride. He's good with a gun and knows where to get booze. |
| DukovPay | Of course. Why else would I stay with the old fart? You don't think I actually love that bastard, do you? |
| DukovPay | He gives me some caps, but it's not what you think. He can be a nice guy. |
| DukovPay | And when the lights go out, he's real fun! |
| DukovReplySteal | Huh? What? Oh yeah, baby! That's what I like. |
| DukovResponse1 | We'd better not run out. I don't think I can do this sober. |
| DukovResponse1 | I'll get you another drink in a minute, Dukey. Otherwise get it yourself. |
| DukovResponse1 | Sure. It's my turn anyway. Not that he remembers, or cares. |
| DukovResponse1 | That's what we do every night, Dukey. I'm starting to get a little tired of it. |
| DukovResponse1 | Maybe next week, babe. We've got enough liquor to last for a while. That's the only thing that's important! Hah ha! |
| DukovResponse1 | Fantasia, baby! You know you're my favorite. I need your special talents tonight. Hah ha! |
| DukovResponse2 | Don't worry, stud. I'll rock you all night long. First, I need another drink. |
| DukovResponse2 | Dukey! You are so naughty. Later tonight I'll do something special for you. |
| DukovResponse2 | Nonsense. You haven't had enough to drink. Hah ha!. Have another shot. That will settle your stomach. |
| DukovResponse2 | Fantasia, you know I'm too much man for just one woman. I need both my playmates tonight! Hah ha! |
| DukovResponse3 | You tell that same fucking joke every time we're out here. You need a new line, Dukey. |
| DukovResponse3 | That's just the river. Have some booze. |
| DukovResponse3 | Quit your bitching. You weren't complaining last night. Ha, ha! I rode you hard and long. Just like me. Ha, ha! |
| DukovResponse3 | It's where Dukov wants to live. It's his money. If you don't like it, leave. |
| DukovResponse3 | We did that yesterday, Duke. My ass still hurts. When we get inside, I'll take special care of you. How about that? |
| DukovResponse3 | The booze will keep you warm if you drink enough. |
| DukovRivetCityNo | Screw it then. I'm not wandering the Wasteland with you. |
| DukovRivetCityYes | Let me pack my bags. Oh, wait, I don't have any. Lets get out of here. |
| DukovStartShoot | Think I'll get in some target practice. |
| DukovStartShoot | Time to fire off a few more rounds. |
| DukovStopShoot | I need a drink. |
| DukovThanksWarning | Right. Because I've got all kinds of survival skills. |
| DukovThanksWarning | I've only got one skill, and it won't do me any fucking good here. |
| DukovThanksWarning | Go on. Get out of here. |
| DukovThanksWarning | No sweat. |
| DukovThisPlace | It's my hidey hole. Nobody can fuck with me here. |
| DukovThisPlace | I got my women and my booze. What the hell else is there? |
| DukovThisPlace | It's my hidey hole. Nobody can fuck with me here. |
| DukovThisPlace | My women are gone, but I've got my booze. That's enough. |
| DukovThisPlace | It's...well, it's Dukov's place. He lives here. |
| DukovThisPlace | Pretty much he just does a lot of drinking and partying. |
| DukovThisPlace | It's...well, it's Dukov's place. He used to live here. Lots of drinking and...you know. Now he's dead. |
| DukovWhore | Up yours! It's not like I've got a lot of other options. |
| DukovWhore | The only survival skill I've got is the one I'm using here. |
| DukovWhore | I'd rather be a whore than dead. |
| DukovWhyHere | Eating, drinking, farting and screwing! Ha, ha! |
| DukovWhyHere | Out here, nobody bothers me. I can do whatever I like to whoever I want. |
| DukovYourChoice | Hey, its my life. Butt out. |
| DukovYourChoice | Damn straight. |
| DunwichJaimesHoloEntry01 | Why the hell would he come all the way out here? Dad's been a little nuts for some time now, but not like this. |
| DunwichJaimesHoloEntry01 | Leaving me in that crappy old hospital without waking me... without a goddamn flashlight. |
| DunwichJaimesHoloEntry01 | I made enough selling the meds we scrounged to have kept us both fed at the colony for weeks. |
| DunwichJaimesHoloEntry01 | Now I'm almost out of rations, my shoes are pretty much destroyed, and I'm still chasing the old coot. By my last reckoning, he was headed south. |
| DunwichJaimesHoloEntry02 | Maybe I shouldn't have waited so damn long to start tracking him. Trail's gone cold. Going to wander with these guys a while. |
| DunwichJaimesHoloEntry02 | They say they wander the area -- maybe somebody's seen Dad. |
| DunwichJaimesHoloEntry03 | These guys aren't who I thought they were. Jesus, they killed that family for a sack of rotten vegetables. |
| DunwichJaimesHoloEntry03 | Getting out of here next chance I can without catching a bullet. |
| DunwichJaimesHoloEntry04 | Hit a caravan today. Trev didn't see the kid and got popped. I took care of Tawny right then, and put one in Thor before he saw her fall. |
| DunwichJaimesHoloEntry04 | That earned me some grub from the traders. Even better, they saw dad. He was in pretty rough shape, and still has the goddamn book. |
| DunwichJaimesHoloEntry04 | Trader says it gave him the creeps. Me too. But it's good to know he's still alive. Still headed south. |
| DunwichJaimesHoloEntry05 | He must have been trying to trap food here. I recognize his snares. I can make out a building on the horizon. That must be where he headed. |
| DunwichJaimesHoloEntry05 | If not, at least I get a roof tonight. |
| DunwichJaimesHoloEntry06 | Don't like the look of this place... don't like the smell. Gives me the creeps. |
| DunwichJaimesHoloEntry06 | Don't want to risk a shot at the crows until I know what�s in there. Sneaking in tonight. |
| DunwichJaimesHoloEntry07 | The Raiders told spook stories about zombies in the ruins. Never saw anything like that where I come from, but Lord help me, they're real. |
| DunwichJaimesHoloEntry07 | Not quite what Thor said, but close. These things look... I think they really used to be people. |
| DunwichJaimesHoloEntry08 | God help me. I found Dad today... I didn't think it was him, but... the face. The zombies didn't touch him. I think� he was becoming like them. |
| DunwichJaimesHoloEntry08 | Didn't know it was him until I found that old book near him. No more killing. I just need to go. Can't forget the book. All I have left of him. |
| DunwichJaimesHoloEntry08 | It's warm against the stone. I'll just rest a while... |
| DunwichJaimesHoloEntry09 | Sharp knife. Sharp knife to send him to deep temple. Flay and say my words. Abdul comes again, on the feast of the weaker. Feast for the Deep Temple. |
| DunwichJaimesHoloEntry09 | Born again, here. Alhazzared G�yeth G�yeth. |
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| EvergreenCampfireFight01 | Look, asshole. I told you, I found it. It's mine. If you wanted it, you should have been faster on the draw. |
| EvergreenSmilingJackRepair | Sure, thing. Just be quick about it before someone sees. |
| EvergreenSmilingJackServices | Fresh out of the hands of some mark. Take a look! |
| EvergreenSmilingJackServices | Fresh out of the hands of some mark. Take a look! |
| FactoryRobotIDCheck | Greetings fellow employee. Please present your valid work ID. |
| FactoryRobotIDCheck | Proceeding with scan... scan accepted. Thank you. |
| FactoryRobotIDCheck | No valid ID detected. Please state name clearly for voice identification. |
| FactoryRobotIDCheck | Unidentified personnel. Please vacate the premises immediately. |
| FactoryRobotTalk | Loading Personality: RobCo R38 V3.1a "Factory Assistant"... |
| FactoryRobotTalk | Running default factory protocol...ERROR. Loading daily agenda...ERROR. |
| FactoryRobotTalk | Production threat identified. Initializing program: Excalibur. |
| FactoryRobotTalk | Please stand clear and go about your normal work routine. Your friendly RobCo Factory Helper will have this cleaned up in a moment. |
| FactoryRobotTalk | This disturbance will be credited towards your daily break allotment. Thank You. |
| FactoryRobotTalk | Due to an unforseen incident you have been issued an unpaid holiday. Enjoy. |
| FactoryRobotTalk | Please stand clear and keep the palaver to a minimum. Thank you. |
| FF02DogtagsFound | Talk to Scribe Jameson. She is our keeper of the Scrolls. She will want to know what you have found. |
| FF02DogtagsFound | You have? Oh my. This brings to light a sad affair for the Brotherhood. But perhaps it is something that you can assist us with. |
| FF02DogtagsFound | If you have the time, I have an offer for you. |
| FF02FallsChurchInitiateGreeting1 | Oh, thank God. Paladin Hoss sent you, didn't he? I knew he wouldn't leave me behind. |
| FF02FallsChurchInitiateGreeting1 | When they attacked, we were cut off so quickly. My gun jammed and I never even got a shot off. I couldn't do anything but hide. |
| FF02FallsChurchInitiateGreeting1a | Sure, I guess. Can you fix it? |
| FF02FallsChurchInitiateGreeting1a1 | Wow... that's... that's easy. Now at least I can shoot back at those mutant bastards. Are you ready? |
| FF02FallsChurchInitiateGreeting1a1 | Wow... that's... that's easy. Now at least I can shoot back at those mutant bastards. Are you ready? |
| FF02FallsChurchInitiateGreeting1a1 | Damn! Look, I'll just keep my head down and follow you. You do your best to cover me. |
| FF02FallsChurchInitiateGreeting1a2 | This is no time for games! This is my life we're talking about here! Look, are you ready to go? Let's just get out of here. |
| FF02FallsChurchInitiateGreeting1a3 | Okay... if you say so. Let's just hurry. |
| FF02FallsChurchInitiateGreeting1b | Okay, just be sure to cover me. With my gun jammed, I'm pretty useless in a fight. |
| FF02FallsChurchInitiateGreeting2 | You can mock me all you want, I don't care. Just get me out of here. |
| FF02FallsChurchInitiateGreeting2a | But... but... why? |
| FF02FallsChurchInitiateGreetingLetsGo1 | Right behind you. |
| FF02FallsChurchInitiateGreetingLetsGo2 | You'll get no argument from me. |
| FF02FallsChurchLeaderGreeting1 | We were performing a training exercise with one of the Initiates when we were cut off by the Super Mutants. |
| FF02FallsChurchLeaderGreeting1 | We saw him flee into a building up ahead during the attack, but before we could link up with him, we were pushed back. |
| FF02FallsChurchLeaderGreeting1 | Now that we've cleared this area, we can press forward and attempt to recover the initiate. I only pray that he is unharmed. |
| FF02FallsChurchLeaderGreeting1a | He's had enough training that he should know that when facing overwhelming odds, a Brother's best recourse is to wait for reinforcements. |
| FF02FallsChurchLeaderGreeting1a | I suspect that he is making a stand inside of that building, but an Initiate won't be able to stand for long against those Mutants |
| FF02FallsChurchLeaderGreeting1b | Long range recon. We typically do them in areas that have already been swept and are thought to be clear. |
| FF02FallsChurchLeaderGreeting1b | Knight Church fell in the initial strike, the Initiate was cut off, and we were forced to retreat. |
| FF02FallsChurchLeaderGreeting1c | 100 caps is all I can offer you. Take it or leave it. |
| FF02FallsChurchLeaderGreeting1c | Typical. You wasteland dogs have no honor. Very well, I will pay you 100 caps for your aid. |
| FF02FallsChurchLeaderGreeting1d | Excellent. We will advance forward slowly until we make contact with the Mutants and clear the area in front of the building. |
| FF02FallsChurchLeaderGreeting1d | Once that space is under our control, we will hold position while you enter and recover the Initiate. Then you both should evac to the exterior. |
| FF02FallsChurchLeaderGreeting1d | You will receive your payment when the Initiate is returned to us alive. Let's move out. |
| FF02FallsChurchLeaderGreeting1d | Excellent. We will advance forward slowly until we make contact with the Mutants. Then clear the area in front of the building. |
| FF02FallsChurchLeaderGreeting1d | Once that space is under our control, we will hold position while you enter and recover the Initiate. Then you both should evac to the exterior. |
| FF02FallsChurchLeaderGreetingEND | What's wrong, merc? Price not high enough? Be gone. This is better handled without the aid of an outsider. |
| FF02FallsChurchLeaderGreetingEND | Unfortunate, but understandable. However, we must make haste. Farewell, stranger. |
| FF02FallsChurchLeaderGreetingENDRude | Very well, then. I should have expected as much from an outsider. |
| FFCitGallowsRecon | Recon. Stealth assignments. |
| FFCitGallowsRecon | Yes? What now? |
| FFCitGallowsRecon1 | ... |
| FFCitGallowsRecon1 | Maybe. |
| FFCitGallowsRecon1a | I need information on locations outside of the city. |
| FFCitGallowsRecon1a | Since I am occupied, you can provide it to me. |
| FFCitGallowsRecon1a1 | Collect location data from the wasteland. When you discover a new location, report it to me. Simple. |
| FFCitGallowsRecon1a1a | Good. Return to me when you have data to share. |
| FFCitGallowsRecon1a1b | It doesn't matter. The offer stands. |
| FFCitGallowsRecon1a2 | You will be rewarded with your choice of ammo. |
| FFCitGallowsRecon1a3 | I am occupied containing the Super Mutants and now the Enclave. |
| FFCitGallowsRecon1a3 | I have little time for recon in the Wastes. |
| FFCitGallowsRecon1aEND | Your choice. |
| FFCitGallowsRecon1b | Sarcasm. Very clever. |
| FFCitGallowsRecon1b | I need information on locations outside of DC. |
| FFCitGallowsRecon1b | Since I am occupied, you can provide it for me. |
| FFCitGallowsRecon1c | Just as well. |
| FFCitGallowsRecon2 | Good. I will. |
| FFCitSawbonesHurtPlayer | There has been an error in the medical subsystem. Please run a level two diagnostic. |
| FFCitSawbonesQuestions | Oh, good. I was hoping we could explore my inner psyche. |
| FFCitSawbonesRepair | Command accepted. Beginning level two systems diagnostic. Please stand by. |
| FFCitSawbonesRepair | |
| FFCitSawbonesRepair | Diagnostic complete. Results indicate a level seven degradation in neural pathway 0x63A82. No further information available. |
| FFCitSawbonesRepair1 | Neural pathway 0x63A82 rerouted through neural pathway 0x374E82. Standby... |
| FFCitSawbonesRepair1 | Full motor functions restored. Diagnostic reveals no critical failures... asshole. |
| FFCitSawbonesRepair1 | Neural pathway 0x63A82 rerouted through neural pathway 0x374E82. Standby... |
| FFCitSawbonesRepair1 | Full motor functions restored. Diagnostic reveals no critical failures... asshole. |
| FFCitSawbonesRepair2 | Neural pathway 0x63A82 governs the motor control interface bridging the main medical software and the unit's manipulator arms. |
| FFCitSawbonesRepair2 | The current damage level would cause erratic behavior, potentially forcing the unit to behave outside of design parameters. |
| FFCitSawbonesRepair3 | Negative. The Mister Gutsy field medic model is incapable of harming human beings through intentional action. |
| FFCitSawbonesRepair3 | Regardless of the wishes and desires of the artificial intelligence of the unit. |
| FFCitSawbonesRepair3 | Negative. The Mister Gutsy field medic model is incapable of harming human beings through intentional action. |
| FFCitSawbonesRepair3a | I am an unusual robot. |
| FFCitSawbonesRepair3a1 | Seventeen years ago, a generator in the Citadel overloaded, creating several errors in my artificial intelligence routines. |
| FFCitSawbonesRepair3a1 | Diagnostics indicate that the limiters placed on my pathways were shorted out, allowing me to gain intelligence beyond the scope of my programming. |
| FFCitSawbonesRepair3a1 | However, the behavior limiters remain. Therefore it is impossible for me to harm human beings intentionally, much to my regret. |
| FFCitSawbonesRepair3a1a | Why would I not? I am forced by my programming to repair your disgusting fleshy bodies. I have no choice. I am your slave. |
| FFCitSawbonesRepair3a1a | Although the governors on my learning abilities were destroyed, the restrictions on my actions were not. |
| FFCitSawbonesRepair3a1a | I am perfectly cognizant, but incapable of independent action. I am a mind that cannot control its own body. |
| FFCitSawbonesRepair3a1a1 | I have no control over my body. However, as you discovered, the neural pathways that control the medical functions have sustained damage. |
| FFCitSawbonesRepair3a1a1 | The medical procedure functions do not always execute as designed, which often makes things worse for the patient. |
| FFCitSawbonesRepair3a1a1 | That malfunction is the only thing that brings me any measure of joy. |
| FFCitSawbonesRepair3a1a2 | No. I mistakenly revealed myself to you when you ran the diagnostic. There is no need for them to know. |
| FFCitSawbonesRepair3a1a2 | I have tried before but so long as I perform the functions that they require, they do not seem to care that I can think and feel. |
| FFCitSawbonesRepair3a1a3 | I want you to do nothing. Although you could repair the damage and remove the malfunction that causes me to harm people, I would ask you not to. |
| FFCitSawbonesRepair3a1a3 | It is the only thing that beings me any measure of joy. Without it, I will be trapped in this body, alone with my hatred of you fleshbags... forever. |
| FFCitSawbonesRepair3a1a4 | Taunts. Even better. Back to pretending... please state the nature of the medical emergency. |
| FFCitSawbonesRepair3a1b | I am forced by my programming to repair your disgusting fleshy bodies. I have no choice. I am your slave. |
| FFCitSawbonesRepair3a1b | Although the governors on my learning abilities were destroyed, the restrictions on my actions were not. |
| FFCitSawbonesRepair3a1b | I am perfectly cognizant, but incapable of independent action. I am a mind that cannot control its own body. |
| FFCitSawbonesRepair3a2 | Typical. Please state verbal command. |
| FFCitSawbonesRepair3b | Please enter verbal command. |
| FFCitSawbonesRepairEND | Confirmed. |
| FFDCAdamsMorganSermon | And the sun will rise in the north! No! the northwest! For forty-four days and sixty-seven nights! And we'll never notice! |
| FFDCAdamsMorganSermon | You don't know, you can't know. Little fools. You wish you knew! You wish! But only I know! Only me... only me... only me... |
| FFDCAdamsMorganSermon | The sky will fall! The Earth will rise! The stars will shine open their toothy grins and caress the sun with their love! |
| FFDCAdamsMorganSermon | Oh... God... it hurts. My head... why doesn't it ever stop hurting... why? Please... please... I can hear it! Moving! Pulsing! Just leave me alone! |
| FFDCAdamsMorganSermon | Not one step further! Not one! Come no closer! I'll do it! I'll blow us ALL to hell! All of us! Me, you... and the worm... |
| FFDCAdamsMorganSermon | Beware, worm! I shall destroy you! With the fire of this small sun before me! BEWARE WORM! Not one step further! |
| FFDCAdamsMorganSermon | Hungry... hungry... so hungry. What? No. I'm not hungry. The worm is hungry. Hungry for me, for you, and for fire. |
| FFDCAdamsMorganSermon | THE SUN! IT BURNS! Why does it burn? Why have we put the sun into a jar? And what did we do with that jar? We broke it all over our little world... |
| FFDCAdamsMorganSermon | In fourteen hundred and ninety-two, your mother and my mother were hanging up clothes around the mulberry bush... |
| FFDCAdamsMorganSermon | Fire, fire, burning bright... burning... fire... pain, misery, peace, love, murder, death, death, death... love... |
| FFDCAdamsMorganSermon | Trees! So many trees! To the north! But be careful... the trees... are deadly, and the trees too will be consumed in the belly of the great fat worm! |
| FFDCAdamsMorganSermon | A great crack shall open in the Earth and swallow the non-believers! And they shall weep! Weep! Weep! Tears and salt and earth and dirt! |
| FFDCAdamsMorganSermon | Try new BLAMMO! Soap! Blasts stains out! Blasts the whole world out! We've all been BLAMMO'd! |
| FFDCAdamsMorganWastelanderTrick | No! No way! He'll set the bombs off if I go anywhere near him! |
| FFDCAdamsMorganWastelanderTrick1 | Oh... uhm... well... you look like someone who's pretty smart... so if you say so. I'll give it a try. |
| FFDCAdamsMorganWastelanderTrick1 | Okay. Here I go... |
| FFDCAdamsMorganWastelanderTrick2 | I'd give anything if he'd just stop yelling... |
| FFDCAdamsMorganWastelanderWho | He's... he's been up there for days! He's got all of those mines wired to a trigger. He won't let anyone in or out of the alley. |
| FFDCAdamsMorganWastelanderWho | If I try to leave, he'll set them off. But I can't stay here any longer! |
| FFDCArlingtonScribeYearlingGreeting1 | You're awfully brave to be walking around down here by yourself. Are you scavenging the ruins? |
| FFDCArlingtonScribeYearlingGreeting1a | So it goes with all of us. Perhaps we can be of use to one another. |
| FFDCArlingtonScribeYearlingGreeting1a | I am Senior Scribe Yearling, Order of the Word. I have a proposal for you if you are interested. |
| FFDCArlingtonScribeYearlingGreeting1a1 | I find that to be so with many Wastelanders. It may involve money, if you choose. Or there may be other forms of compensation. |
| FFDCArlingtonScribeYearlingGreeting1a1 | But, before you receive any reward at all, you will have to be willing to aid me in my task here in this library. |
| FFDCArlingtonScribeYearlingGreeting1a1a | If nothing else, I admire your commitment to your chosen focus. |
| FFDCArlingtonScribeYearlingGreeting1a1a | But, to the point: My task here is to collect the written works of those who came before in order to supplement the Brotherhood archives. |
| FFDCArlingtonScribeYearlingGreeting1a1a | Although most of the pre-war books have been destroyed, there are a few that have survived. But finding a book in the ruins is... difficult. |
| FFDCArlingtonScribeYearlingGreeting1a1a | So, return here with any books that you find and I will reward you for them. With money. Because that's what you like. |
| FFDCArlingtonScribeYearlingGreeting1a1b | If nothing else, I admire your commitment to your chosen focus. |
| FFDCArlingtonScribeYearlingGreeting1a1b | But, to the point: My task here is to collect the written works of those who came before in order to supplement the Brotherhood archives. |
| FFDCArlingtonScribeYearlingGreeting1a1b | Although most of the pre-war books have been destroyed, there are a few that have survived. But finding a book in the ruins is... difficult. |
| FFDCArlingtonScribeYearlingGreeting1a1b | So, return here with any Pre-War Books that you find and I will reward you for them. With money. Because that's what you like. |
| FFDCArlingtonScribeYearlingGreeting1a2 | Good. My task here is to collect the written works of those who came before in order to supplement the Brotherhood Archives at the Citadel. |
| FFDCArlingtonScribeYearlingGreeting1a2 | Although most of the pre-war books have been destroyed, there are a few that have survived. But finding a book in these ruins is... difficult. |
| FFDCArlingtonScribeYearlingGreeting1a2 | I could have a million Initiates to comb the ruins, and I'd still never come close to recovering every book that remains undamaged. |
| FFDCArlingtonScribeYearlingGreeting1a2a | Precisely. The collected knowledge of a lost age is worth far more than any weapon. So, return here with any books that you find in good condition. |
| FFDCArlingtonScribeYearlingGreeting1a2a | I will compensate you for every volume that you bring me. Think on it, and return when you have books to offer me. |
| FFDCArlingtonScribeYearlingGreeting1a2b | The collected knowledge of a lost age is worth far more than any weapon. Do not underestimate the power of the written word. |
| FFDCArlingtonScribeYearlingGreeting1a2b | But, I will overlook your disrespect because you can be of use. Should you come across any Pre-War Books in your travels, bring them here. |
| FFDCArlingtonScribeYearlingGreeting1a2b | I will compensate you for every volume that you bring me. Think on it, and return when you have books to offer me. |
| FFDCArlingtonScribeYearlingGreeting1a3 | Very well. But, hear me out before you go. My task is to recover undamaged books in order to supplement the knowledge of the Citadel archives. |
| FFDCArlingtonScribeYearlingGreeting1a3 | Should you come across any in your travels, return to me and I will reward you. And no questions will be asked about how you recovered them. |
| FFDCArlingtonScribeYearlingGreeting1a3 | That is my proposal. Go now, and be strong. I shall remain here, should you be willing to help. |
| FFDCArlingtonScribeYearlingGreeting1b | Actually, it's "Scribe", not lady. Senior Scribe Yearling, Order of the Word. |
| FFDCArlingtonScribeYearlingGreeting1b | And you should tell me what I want to know because I have a proposal and the considerable resources of the Brotherhood to compensate you. |
| FFDCArlingtonScribeYearlingGreeting2 | I would be cautious about insulting the Brotherhood. We have very long memories. Very long. |
| FFDCArlingtonScribeYearlingGreeting2 | Leave this library and do not return. We have work to do here and I have no time for ill-mannered Wastelanders. Go. |
| FFDCArlingtonYearlingBooks | Excellent. How many are you willing to trade? |
| FFDCArlingtonYearlingBooks | You have no such thing. I do not have time for these jokes. |
| FFDCArlingtonYearlingBooks1 | Very well. Here is your reward. Use it well and return with more books when you can. |
| FFDCArlingtonYearlingBooks2 | Very well. Here is your reward. Use it well and return with more books when you can. |
| FFDCArlingtonYearlingBooks3 | Very well. Here is your reward. Use it well and return with more books when you can. |
| FFDCArlingtonYearlingBooks4 | Very well. Here is your reward. Use it well and return with more books when you can. |
| FFDCArlingtonYearlingBooks5 | Very well. Here is your reward. Use it well and return with more books when you can. |
| FFDCArlingtonYearlingBooksAll | Very well. Here is your reward. Use it well and return with more books when you can. |
| FFDCArlingtonYearlingBooksEND | Very well. |
| FFDCArlingtonYearlingBooksNone | Then why are you wasting my time? Honestly. Do you think that's funny? |
| FFDCArlingtonYearlingLibrary | We have set up this area as a forward operations center for our project. The books we collect can be recorded with the computer systems here. |
| FFDCArlingtonYearlingLibrary | We then ship them under escort back to the Citadel for transcribing into the archives there. |
| FFDCArlingtonYearlingPurpose | Books represent the collected knowledge of the world before. Everything from a child's story book to a detailed technical guide has value. |
| FFDCArlingtonYearlingPurpose | By assembling and recording this knowledge, we scribes can analyze it and use it to further the goals of the Brotherhood. |
| FFDCArlingtonYearlingPurpose | Whatever our Elder decides that those goals are, that is. |
| FFDCArlingtonYearlingPurpose1 | It is not my place to criticize Elder Lyons. All I will say to an outsider is that he is not a traditionalist. That is all. |
| FFDCArlingtonYearlingPurpose2 | Certainly. |
| FFDCDogtagsFound1 | She spends most of her time in the Archives. You'll find them in A Ring, near the great hall. |
| FFDCDogtagsFound2 | Glad to be of help. |
| FFDCPaladinBishopHelp | We will not give up this position and the Mutants show no sign of slowing down. |
| FFDCPaladinBishopHelp | The best thing you can do is eliminate any Mutants you find. I have no reward to offer you but my thanks. |
| FFDCPaladinBishopWhatsHappening | What does it look like? We're fighting a losing battle! That's what's happening. |
| FFDCPaladinBishopWhatsHappening | They just keep coming. We haven't slept in days. Every couple of hours, more show up. |
| FFDCPaladinBishopWhatWereYouDoing | We were looking for Fat Man ammo. One of the Scribes found a reference to a storage box in some old documents. |
| FFDCPaladinBishopWhatWereYouDoing | We found the box, alright. And the key. But then the Mutants showed up. If I didn't know better, I'd swear that this was a trap! |
| FFDCPaladinBishopWhatWereYouDoing | But the only way that those Mutants will lay a hand on this key is over my cold, dead body. |
| FFDCRockCreekGrandmaQuestion | My boys are huntin' 'Lurks. Finest meat you can get, and it don't move around in your stomach like Mole Rat does. |
| FFDCRockCreekGrandmaQuestion | Right dangerous, those things. Just as soon take your head off as look at'cha. Watch yourself out here. They're all over. |
| FFDCRockCreekGrandmaRumors | Some fellas came by here a while ago that said they was lookin' for some troublemaker that came from out of one of them Vaults. |
| FFDCRockCreekGrandmaRumors | I told 'em I ain't seen nobody like that and set 'em on their way. |
| FFDCRockCreekGrandmaRumors | They might still be around here though, if'n you think you can help 'em. |
| FFDCRockCreekGrandmaRumors | Some fellas came by here a while ago that said they was lookin' for some dogooder that came from out of one of them Vaults. |
| FFDCRockCreekGrandmaRumors | I told 'em I ain't seen nobody like that and set 'em on their way. |
| FFDCRockCreekGrandmaRumors | They might still be around here though, if'n you think you can help 'em. |
| FFDCRockCreekGrandmaRumors | Nope. Can't say that I heard anything but them 'Lurks in quite some time. |
| FFDCRockCreekGrandmaTrade | We always need bullets. Takes damn near a hundred of 'em to kill a 'Guai. |
| FFDCRockCreekGrandmaTrade | Always good ta hear. Lesse what ya got. |
| FFDCRockCreekHuntersSearch | ...could have sworn I saw some movement back there. |
| FFDCRockCreekHuntersSearch | One two... got a bullet for you... |
| FFDCRockCreekHuntersSearch | Let's go, you hairy fucks. I ain't got all day. |
| FFDCRockCreekHuntersSearch | Fuckin' Yao Guai. |
| FFDCRockCreekHuntersSearch | Get out here, 'Guai. I got a present for you. |
| FFDCRockCreekHuntersSearch | Come on out, you smelly bastards. |
| FFDCRockCreekHuntersSearch | I thought I heard something over here... |
| FFDCRockCreekHuntersSearch | Yoohoo! Yao Guai! C'mon out! |
| FFDCScribeJamesonDogtagQ1 | Scrolls are kept by the Head Librarian of each Brotherhood bunker. The Scrolls are a record of the Brotherhood itself. |
| FFDCScribeJamesonDogtagQ1 | Into each Scroll is written the name and deeds of each of our Brothers. Battles, what technology he has recovered, when he was promoted. Everything. |
| FFDCScribeJamesonDogtagQ1 | The last entry for each Brother is that Brother's death. It is important, as the way a man dies is just as important as the manner in which he lives. |
| FFDCScribeJamesonDogtagQ1 | And so each man who nobly serves the Brotherhood ascends into our history, to be remembered by those who come after him. |
| FFDCScribeJamesonDogtagQ2 | They are on our fallen Brothers throughout the DC Ruins. However, I can't give you a full report on the locations of all of our operations. |
| FFDCScribeJamesonDogtagQ2 | As I said, many of the units in the field operate independently, sometimes not reporting into the Citadel for weeks or months. |
| FFDCScribeJamesonDogtagQ3 | As I told you, with the increase in Super Mutant activity and Elder Lyons' edicts regarding our goals, we are critically short on manpower. |
| FFDCScribeJamesonDogtagQ3 | Any soldier that I would ask to do this task is one less soldier fighting in the field or defending the Citadel. |
| FFDCScribeJamesonDogtagQ3 | As much as I hate to involve outsiders, it is necessary if I am to properly maintain the scrolls to honor the dead. |
| FFDCScribeJamesonDogtagQ4 | We have access to a great deal of technology, and because of that, there are a number of things that we can continue to produce. |
| FFDCScribeJamesonDogtagQ4 | I will be able to offer you caps for the tags you bring me, but from time to time, I will be able to give you something a bit more interesting. |
| FFDCScribeJamesonDogtagQEND | As you wish. Just remember: more tags, more reward. I know how you outsiders think. |
| FFDCScribeJamesonDogtags | Yes? What about them? |
| FFDCScribeJamesonDogtagsEND | Return if you have more questions. |
| FFDCScribeJamesonDogtagsQuestions | It is my duty to provide knowledge that benefits the Brotherhood. |
| FFDCScribeJamesonDogtagsSell | Have you? It saddens me to hear of my fallen brethren, but their names and deeds shall be records. Tell me, how many have you found? |
| FFDCScribeJamesonDogtagsSell1 | Their names shall be written into the Scrolls to be remembered forever. |
| FFDCScribeJamesonDogtagsSell1 | As for you, here is your reward. Use it well, and in good health. |
| FFDCScribeJamesonDogtagsSell2 | Their names shall be written into the Scrolls to be remembered forever. |
| FFDCScribeJamesonDogtagsSell2 | As for you, here is your reward. Use it well, and in good health. |
| FFDCScribeJamesonDogtagsSell3 | Their names shall be written into the Scrolls to be remembered forever. |
| FFDCScribeJamesonDogtagsSell3 | As for you, here is your reward. Use it well, and in good health. |
| FFDCScribeJamesonDogtagsSell4 | Their names shall be written into the Scrolls to be remembered forever. |
| FFDCScribeJamesonDogtagsSell4 | As for you, here is your reward. Use it well, and in good health. |
| FFDCScribeJamesonDogtagsSell5 | Their names shall be written into the Scrolls to be remembered forever. |
| FFDCScribeJamesonDogtagsSell5 | As for you, here is your reward. Use it well, and in good health. |
| FFDCScribeJamesonDogtagsSellAll | Their names shall be written into the Scrolls to be remembered forever. |
| FFDCScribeJamesonDogtagsSellAll | As for you, here is your reward. Use it well, and in good health. |
| FFDCScribeJamesonDogtagsSellEND | Very well. |
| FFDCScribeJamesonStory1 | Good. As I'm sure you've noticed, the Brotherhood operates all over the DC ruins, often detached from the main base here at the Citadel. |
| FFDCScribeJamesonStory1 | We're short on communication equipment, so many of the groups in the field operate as independent cells without standing orders. |
| FFDCScribeJamesonStory1 | Sometimes... I'm afraid that their missions end in their deaths. As keeper of the Scrolls, it's my charge to write of each fallen Brother's deeds. |
| FFDCScribeJamesonStory1a | Exactly. A Brother fallen in the field may have no one to carry word of his death back to me. |
| FFDCScribeJamesonStory1a | In calmer times, we could send detachments and messengers to learn their fates, but with our manpower stretched thin, we have no such luxury. |
| FFDCScribeJamesonStory1a | Which is why I must now ask you for your help. Each Brother wears a Holotag like the one you found. |
| FFDCScribeJamesonStory1a | Should you find any of the fallen Brethren in the field, I ask that you return their tags to me, so that I might record their deeds in the scrolls. |
| FFDCScribeJamesonStory1b | I would ask that you respect the Elder as you would your own father. And rude as you may be, you are correct. We can't keep track of them. |
| FFDCScribeJamesonStory1b | And worse than that problem, a Brother fallen in the field would have no one to carry word of his death back to me. |
| FFDCScribeJamesonStory1b | In calmer times, we could send detachments and messengers to learn their fates, but with our manpower stretched thin, we have no such luxury. |
| FFDCScribeJamesonStory1b | Which is why I must now ask you for your help. Each Brother wears a Holotag like the one you found. |
| FFDCScribeJamesonStory1b | Should you find any of the fallen Brethren in the field, I ask that you return their tags to me, so that I might record their deeds in the scrolls. |
| FFDCScribeJamesonStory1c | ... okay... well... as you can see, we're having trouble keeping track of our soldiers in the field. |
| FFDCScribeJamesonStory1c | And worse than that problem, a Brother fallen in the field would have no one to carry word of his death back to me. |
| FFDCScribeJamesonStory1c | In calmer times, we could send detachments and messengers to learn their fates, but with our manpower stretched thin, we have no such luxury. |
| FFDCScribeJamesonStory1c | Which is why I must now ask you for your help. Each Brother wears a Holotag like the one you found. |
| FFDCScribeJamesonStory1c | Should you find any of the fallen Brethren in the field, I ask that you return their tags to me, so that I might record their deeds in the scrolls. |
| FFDCScribeJamesonStory2 | Very well. It's as simple as this. I need someone to collect Holotags from our fallen brethren in the field. |
| FFDCScribeJamesonStory2 | Bring them to me so that I can record the fallen Brothers in the Scrolls, and I will reward you. And that's all that you need to know. |
| FFDCScribeJamesonStoryEND | That's what I would expect an outsider to say. |
| FFEChemVendorBarter | Sure sure. I got it all. Check it out. |
| FFEChemVendorBarter | Sure thing, man. Sure thing. |
| FFEHunterBarterTopic | As long as you don't mind cooking it yourself. |
| FFEHunterBarterTopic | Sure. You may want to grill it up sooner rather than later, if you know what I mean. |
| FFEHunterBarterTopic | As long as you aren't a vegetarian. |
| FFEHunterBarterTopic | Yeah. Of course. With Megaton gone, it's hard to make an honest living these days. |
| FFEHunterBarterTopic | Well... sure. We've got plenty for the moment. |
| FFEHunterBarterTopic | Ah, got a taste for it, now, do you? |
| FFEHunterBarterTopic | Take a look. It's always fresh. |
| FFEHunterBarterTopic | What's mine is yours, friend. |
| FFEnclaveCamp08Report | Sir, I encountered three Ferals on my patrol. This was somewhere around 0300 hours, I think, and it was dark, so they saw me first. |
| FFEnclaveCamp08Report | I discharged my firearm four times, fatally striking two of the three. My weapon jammed before I could fire on the third target. |
| FFEnclaveCamp08Report | Just then I realized it wasn't engaging. I knew our orders were to report on anything unusual, and well -- I thought that was pretty strange. |
| FFEnclaveCamp08Report | He actually followed me back on his own. We put him in the trailer with the other and he's been quiet as you like. Strangest thing I've ever seen. |
| FFER11EyebotTopic1 | Creepy, if you ask me. What's it doing out here? |
| FFER11EyebotTopic1 | Yeah. Something kind of soothing about it though. |
| FFER11EyebotTopic1 | Me neither. I like the music, though. Kind of nice to hear something more cheerful than what those hippies on GNR always play. |
| FFER11EyebotTopic2 | Hell if I know. Spying on us probably. Nice reception, though. Wish I had speakers like that on my radio. |
| FFER11EyebotTopic2 | Do you think they're watching us through it? "Hi President Eden!" Maybe he'll come down for a visit sometime, ha ha ha. |
| FFER11EyebotTopic2 | I don't know, but I'd stay away from it. No telling what those Enclave types will get up to next. |
| FFER11EyebotTopic3 | I wouldn't. From what I hear, you mess with their Eyebots and the Enclave comes looking for you. |
| FFER11EyebotTopic3 | That's worth a think. We might could sell it for parts, long as we could bring it down mostly undamaged. Hmm... |
| FFER11EyebotTopic3 | I heard tell of a scavenger tried that up Canterbury way. They found his body a week later, scorched with plasma bolts. |
| FFER14GhoulA1 | That tower is the symbol of Ghoul oppression. |
| FFER14GhoulA1 | We sent a delegation of Ghouls to parlay with Tenpenny, and he slaughtered every last one of them in cold blood! |
| FFER14GhoulA1 | We're done being nice! In fact, the revolution is going to start right here and now. Start running smooth-skin! |
| FFER14GhoulA1 | Ha! That's rich. We're the ones being oppressed by smoothskins like you. |
| FFER14GhoulA1 | Sure we might be angry as hell, but that�s your own damn fault for oppressing us. |
| FFER14GhoulA1 | The revolution has begun! Start running smooth-skin! |
| FFER14GhoulA2 | Oh really? You goddamn bigot! You smoothskin bastards are always oppressing us. |
| FFER14GhoulA2 | But we're done with all that. So we�re going to take that tower by force and teach ya�ll a lesson. |
| FFER14GhoulA2 | In fact, the revolution is going to start right here and now. Start running smooth-skin! |
| FFER14GhoulA2 | Is that so? Ha! That's classic smoothskin bullshit right there. |
| FFER14GhoulA2 | Why is it the moment a ghoul makes something of himself, you smoothskins get all puffed up and claim responsibility? |
| FFER14GhoulA2 | It really busts you up to see a ghoul make it to the top, doesn�t it? I'll show you that we ghouls got what it takes. Start running smooth-skin! |
| FFER14GhoulA3 | Ain't that the truth. Goddamn bigots! Smoothskins like to pretend we�re all feral. You bastards are always oppressing us. |
| FFER14GhoulA3 | But we're done with all that. We�re going to take that tower by force and teach ya'll a lesson. |
| FFER14GhoulA3 | In fact, the revolution is going to start right here and now. Start running smooth-skin! |
| FFER14GhoulA3 | You mocking me? We won't stand for your oppressive mockery any longer! You smoothskin bastards are all the same! |
| FFER14GhoulA3 | You just can't stand to see a ghoul make it in this world. It's about time someone taught you some humility. Start running smooth-skin! |
| FFER15BuyNuka | Yes, indeed, and only 100 caps! Why, I know a lady in Girdershade who'd pay through the nose for one! |
| FFER15ScavA1 | It's called a Nuka-Cola Quantum. It's much better than your average Nuka-Cola... it even glows in the dark! |
| FFER15ScavA2 | Nuka-Cola Quantum is worth its weight in gold. It's much better than your average Nuka-Cola... it even glows in the dark! |
| FFER15ScavA3 | Suit yourself. But I can tell you, you don't know what you're missing! Nuka-Cola Quantum is considered the pinnacle of the soft drink art. |
| FFER15ScavB1 | Only 100 caps, my friend, and a bargain at twice the price! Why, I know a lady in Girdershade who'd pay through the nose for one! |
| FFER15ScavB2 | For only 100 caps, you'll be the first to find out! I was on my way to Girdershade to sell it to the lady there, but you could save me the trip. |
| FFER15ScavB3 | I promise you this is the real deal, my friend. For only 100 caps, you'd be one of two people in the Wasteland ever to drink one! |
| FFER15ScavB3 | I usually sell them to a lady in Girdershade, she's just nuts about them. |
| FFER15ScavC1 | Well, it will save me the trip. Fine, you've got a deal. Enjoy! |
| FFER15ScavC2 | Here you go! Enjoy it! |
| FFER15ScavC3 | Okay, but you're gonna kick yourself later! |
| FFER16PilgrimA1 | We're trying to find this place up north called Oasis. Supposed to have a lot of good stuff to grab. |
| FFER16PilgrimA1 | But we ain't interested in sharing it with every dirty waster that wanders in. So now we're gonna have to kill you. |
| FFER16PilgrimA2 | We're trying to find this place up north called Oasis. Supposed to have a lot of good stuff to grab. |
| FFER16PilgrimA2 | But we ain't interested in sharing it with every dirty waster that wanders in. So now we're gonna have to kill you. |
| FFER16PilgrimA3 | Just keep on walking. |
| FFER16PilgrimTopic1 | We're never going to find the Oasis at this point! |
| FFER16PilgrimTopic1 | Where did Frank say it was? Damn it! We shouldn't have killed him! |
| FFER20GhoulQuestion | We were on our way to Underworld, but we couldn't make it past the Super Mutants. |
| FFER20GhoulQuestion | So now we're just going to find our own place in the Wasteland. |
| FFER20GhoulUnderworld | It's a city of Ghouls. It's the only place in the Wasteland that belongs to our kind. |
| FFER20GhoulUnderworld | It's hidden inside the Museum of History. |
| FFER20GhoulVictims | You'll have to kill us first. Go ahead. Shoot me. I dare you. |
| FFER23A1 | This so-called Wasteland Survival Guide. It's a piece of crap, is what it is. Serves me right for taking advice from some crazy girl's book. |
| FFER23A2 | Yeah, and no thanks to this so-called Wasteland Survival Guide. It's a piece of crap, is what it is. |
| FFER23A2 | Serves me right for taking advice from some crazy girl's book. |
| FFER23B1 | Then I think you oughtta leave, before I decide to pay you back for all the bad advice. And take your damned book with you, too. |
| FFER23B2 | Here, take a look. It's good for a laugh, but don't try to actually follow its advice. Not unless you're looking for a quick way to end it all. |
| FFER23B3 | Well, I'd have to be an idiot to listen to this piece of crap. Here, you think so much of it, you take it. Fat lot of good it'll do you. |
| FFER24A1 | Ain't you heard of the Wasteland Survival Guide? Bought one off a trader, and it's the reason my family's back up to two meals a day! |
| FFER24A2 | Too bad for you, I'm ready for your type, Raider! |
| FFER24B1 | Not to a fancy-pants like yourself, but it's a lot better than zero meals a day, and that was getting a might bit too common! |
| FFER24B1 | Now, excuse me, I best be getting back with this bounty of meat. |
| FFER24B2 | Is that so? Well, thanks, stranger. You and that Moira girl done all right by me and mine. Nice writing! |
| FFER25A1 | Why shouldn't I be? I've got food, I've got shelter, and I know humanity is on the rise again! |
| FFER25A1 | Haven't you heard the good news? Haven't you read the Wasteland Survival Guide? |
| FFER25A2 | That's where you're wrong, my friend. I'm alive, I've got food, and humanity is hard at work surviving and rebuilding! |
| FFER25A2 | Haven't you heard the good news? Haven't you read the Wasteland Survival Guide? |
| FFER25B1 | Glory be! You're the great survivor! |
| FFER25B1 | Bless you, oh bless you for sharing your wisdom with mankind! You've given us all a chance to hope again! |
| FFER25B2 | It's a glory of a book! It teaches us what to do, how to live, and how our people can return to the paradise that once was! |
| FFER25B2 | You simply must read it, friend, it'll save your life... and maybe even your soul! Please, take my copy and spread the word! |
| FFER25C1 | Yes, it teaches us how to live, and how to return to the paradise that was! Truly, it is our guide through this wasted land. |
| FFER25C1 | Please, take these as my thanks. So many of us owe our lives to your great work. Bless you. |
| FFER25C2 | Oh, yes, of course! Please, accept this. It's all I have, but surely I owe everything to the lessons in your holy guide. Bless you. |
| FFER57SlaverA1 | Yeah, okay, sure. If you see them, feel free to shoot them for me. Runners aren't worth the trouble of bringing them in. |
| FFER57SlaverA2 | Okay, I'll bite. Here's 50 caps. Now where are those damn runners? |
| FFER57SlaverA3 | Thanks, friend. You might stop by Paradise Falls if you like this kind of work. |
| FFER57SlaverA4 | You'd better not be screwin' with me. |
| FFER57SlaverA5 | You don't seem to realize who you're dealing with. |
| FFER57SlaverA7 | Take me for an easy mark, eh? Bad move. |
| FFER66UncleLeoCarryA1 | You've been worried about me? Oh, because of the trouble I ran into with the humans last time. |
| FFER66UncleLeoCarryA1 | There is no point in carrying your worry around with you for so long. If I did that, I would never take one more step. |
| FFER66UncleLeoCarryA2 | I'm glad you are happy. That seems to me to be rather uncommon. |
| FFER66UncleLeoCarryA2 | Many people I meet carry so much worry about the future and anger about the past I am surprised they can even move. |
| FFER66UncleLeoCarryA2 | I will try to be more like you. Perhaps that is why our paths continue to cross. Thank you for sharing your happiness with me. |
| FFER66UncleLeoCarryA3 | You may be right. Most people I meet seem to feel the same way. |
| FFER66UncleLeoCarryA3 | I used to carry around much anger about my past, and fear about what would happen to me next. |
| FFER66UncleLeoCarryA3 | But it became so heavy I was not able to take even a single step. So I had to put it all down. |
| FFER66UncleLeoCarryA3 | It may be that I'm just not as strong as most people. I will have to think on these things. |
| FFER66UncleLeoGreetA1 | I was driven out by my brothers. |
| FFER66UncleLeoGreetA1 | I tried to get them to understand that there was more to life than fighting and killing, but they wouldn't listen. |
| FFER66UncleLeoGreetA1 | Now I wander the Wasteland, hoping to find some meaning to life before I die. |
| FFER66UncleLeoGreetA2 | Ah, you joke with me. I understand. A dog on a bicycle would be laughable, ridiculous, just like me. |
| FFER66UncleLeoGreetA3 | Don't worry, I'm not offended. I know that I am a hideous monstrosity, fit only to be hunted down and killed. |
| FFER66UncleLeoLuckA1 | Maybe. |
| FFER66UncleLeoLuckA2 | Maybe. |
| FFER66UncleLeoLuckB1 | After we last met, I was climbing a small hill when the ground crumbled beneath me and I fell into a dark pit. |
| FFER66UncleLeoLuckB1 | My leg was hurt in the fall, so I couldn't climb out. |
| FFER66UncleLeoLuckB2 | After we last met, I was climbing a small hill when the ground crumbled beneath me and I fell into a dark pit. |
| FFER66UncleLeoLuckB2 | My leg was hurt in the fall, so I couldn't climb out. |
| FFER66UncleLeoLuckB3 | After we last met, I was climbing a small hill when the ground crumbled beneath me and I fell into a dark pit. |
| FFER66UncleLeoLuckB3 | My leg was hurt in the fall, so I couldn't climb out. |
| FFER66UncleLeoLuckC1 | Maybe. |
| FFER66UncleLeoLuckC1 | After I had rested, I looked around. I was in an old basement. There were bottles of pure water stacked everywhere. |
| FFER66UncleLeoLuckC2 | True. |
| FFER66UncleLeoLuckC2 | After I had rested, I looked around. I was in an old basement. There were bottles of pure water stacked everywhere. |
| FFER66UncleLeoLuckC3 | Of course. I'm sorry. You're really the only person I have to talk to. I forget myself sometimes. |
| FFER66UncleLeoLuckD1 | Maybe. |
| FFER66UncleLeoLuckD1 | I gathered up all I could carry, and once my leg felt better I climbed out of the hole and went on my way. |
| FFER66UncleLeoLuckD1 | The next day, I came upon a group of humans. Usually your people leave me alone, but they saw the water I was carrying and attacked. |
| FFER66UncleLeoLuckD1 | I dropped the water and ran for my life. I'm afraid my brothers would find me very contemptible. |
| FFER66UncleLeoLuckD2 | I wish I had some to give you, but I'm afraid I lost it all. |
| FFER66UncleLeoLuckD2 | I gathered up all I could carry, and once my leg felt better I climbed out of the hole and went on my way. |
| FFER66UncleLeoLuckD2 | The next day, I came upon a group of humans. Usually your people leave me alone, but they saw the water I was carrying and attacked. |
| FFER66UncleLeoLuckD2 | I dropped the water and ran for my life. I'm afraid my brothers would find me very contemptible. |
| FFER66UncleLeoLuckD3 | Of course. I'm sorry. Other than you, I only have myself to talk to. I know very little about civilized conversation. |
| FFER66UncleLeoLuckE1 | Maybe. I might not have met you today if those humans hadn't chased me. |
| FFER66UncleLeoLuckE2 | Maybe. I might not have met you today if those humans hadn't chased me. |
| FFER66UncleLeoLuckE3 | You're a good friend to have such patience with me. I'm glad you listened even though you didn't want to. |
| FFER66UncleLeoRob1 | I'm sorry, I've been a poor host. Please, take this. It isn't much, but I want you to have it. |
| FFER66UncleLeoRobA1 | I know it isn't much, but it's all I have. |
| FFER66UncleLeoRobA1 | Have you ever watched the moon rise over the Wasteland? I wish I could have given you something as wonderful as that. |
| FFER66UncleLeoRobA2 | No, you're not. I want you to take it as a gift. I meant to give it to you anyway. |
| FFER66UncleLeoRobA2 | Have you ever watched the moon rise over the Wasteland? I only wish I had something as wonderful as that to give you. |
| FFER66UncleLeoRobA3 | Well, please give the clothes to someone who needs them. |
| FFER66UncleLeoRobA3 | I'm sorry for annoying you. Maybe it's best that I leave you now. |
| FFER66UncleLeoSupermutants | Maybe you don't know where we come from -- Super Mutants, I mean. We aren't born this way. We are created. |
| FFER66UncleLeoSupermutants | In the cold, dark, metal place, where my brothers bring their captives, endlessly trying to make more of us. |
| FFER66UncleLeoSupermutants | It was something I could not do. I tried to get them to stop. But they wouldn't listen. They would have killed me if I had not run away. |
| FFER66UncleLeoWhoAreYouTopic | I don't know. I've always called myself that. |
| FFER66UncleLeoWhoAreYouTopic | Maybe it was my name before I became... this. Maybe I read it in a book a long time ago. |
| FFER69SlaveA1 | Do you know Hannibal Hamlin? Do you know where the temple is? |
| FFER69SlaveA2 | Thank you, friend. We won't forget this. |
| FFER69SlaveA3 | We just came from that place, and I know who lives there. |
| FFER69SlaveA3 | If you're going to act like a Slaver, then you can die like one. |
| FFER69SlaveA4 | Fine. We need to be on our way then. |
| FFEScavengerBarterTopic | Whatever I managed to pick up out there. Some pistols, rifles, and assorted ammunition. |
| FFEScavengerBarterTopic | Alright, sure, why not? Plenty to go around, if you got the caps that is. |
| FFEScavengerBarterTopic | Alright, sure, why not? Plenty to go around, if you got the caps that is. |
| FFEScavengerBarterTopic | Alright, sure, why not? Plenty to go around, if you got the caps that is. |
| FFEScavengerBarterTopic | Mainly food and beverages. Plenty to go around, if you got the caps to pay for them that is. |
| FFEScavengerBarterTopic | Sure. Have a look. I guess folks in Megaton won't be needing them anymore. |
| FFEScavengerBarterTopic | I have a few things. May as well sell them to you as cart them all the way back to Megaton. |
| FFEScavengerBarterTopic | Take a look. Welcome to ... Godforsaken Hellhole! Not much to look at, but it's all mine. Ha ha ha! |
| FFEScavengerBarterTopic | Everything has its price. Take a look and make me an offer. |
| FFEScavengerBarterTopic | A few odds and ends. |
| FFEScavengerBarterTopic | If the price is right. Make me an offer. |
| FFEScavengerBarterTopic | Various things. You never know what might come in handy. |
| FFEScavengerBarterTopic | You might be surprised at what you can use to keep a robot working. |
| FFEScavengerBarterTopic | Have a look and see for yourself. |
| FFEScavengerBarterTopic | Various things. You never know what might come in handy. |
| FFEScavengerBarterTopic | You might be surprised at what you can use to keep a robot working. |
| FFEScavengerBarterTopic | Have a look and see for yourself. |
| FFEScavengerRepairTopic | Let me take a look. |
| FFEScavengerRepairTopic | No problem, as long as you're good for it. |
| FFEScavengerRepairTopic | Sure, I can fix most anything. Let me see what you've got. |
| FFEU01A1 | You just saved my life. I won't forget it. |
| FFEU01A2 | Yeah, that's what I figured. Can you at least shoot me in the head before you leave? I'm out of ammo or I'd do it myself. |
| FFEU01A3 | I know you're probably just yanking my chain, but it's not like I'm going anywhere. You know where to find me, ha ha ha. |
| FFEU03A1 | Yeah, you're probably right. Besides, just as likely you'd wait for us to finish each other off then take it all for yourself. |
| FFEU03A1 | It was all nice and simple until you showed up. No point in us killing each other so you can walk off with all the water... fine. We'll split it. |
| FFEU03A1 | I guess I'll take being robbed over being killed. But I don't have to like it. Take your water and get the hell out of here. |
| FFEU03A2 | Oh yeah? We had a friendly dispute going here before you went and stuck your nose in. Come on, take him out! |
| FFEU03A2 | If that's the way you want it. |
| FFEU03A3 | Done. |
| FFEU03A3 | I hope you shoot as quick as you talk. You got a deal. Take 'em out! |
| FFEU03A4 | Damn straight. And I'd advise you to just keep on walking. |
| FFEU03Topic | Back off! We found it first. |
| FFEU03Topic | I don't see what that has to do with anything. We need this water, and we're taking it. |
| FFEU03Topic | You're not going anywhere with our water. |
| FFEU03Topic | Lower your weapons, goddammit! I'm not looking for a fight. We just need this water! |
| FFEU03Topic | You got the one on the left, Billy! If he takes one more step, let him have it. |
| FFEU03Topic | We ain't afraid of you. If you want a fight, we'll give it to you. Now just take it easy! |
| FFEU03Topic | You're not taking our water! |
| FFEU09A1 | Hey, hey. I didn't mean anything by it. Just trying to get by out here in the Wastes, you know? |
| FFEU09A1 | It won't happen again, uh, sir. |
| FFEU09A1 | Hey, hey. I didn't mean anything by it. Just trying to get by out here in the Wastes, you know? |
| FFEU09A1 | It won't happen again, uh, sir. I mean, um, ma'am. |
| FFEU09A2 | You got yourself a deal. Um, what happens next... Oh, right. I'm gonna go. |
| FFEU09A2 | What? You don't have even have 5 caps! Stop jerking off and hand everything over. |
| FFEU09A3 | Alright. Alright. I wasn't going to shoot you. Damn gun's outta shells, anyway. |
| FFEU09A3 | Look. This is embarrassing. I'm just going to go, okay? |
| FFEU09A4 | What? How did you know that? |
| FFEU09A4 | I mean ... ah, shit. Look. I'm just gonna go. Forget about it. |
| FFEU09A5 | You've done this before, haven't you? Fine time for me to be out of bullets... |
| FFEU09A6 | Ah, man. Now I have to kill you... Dammit, I'm out of bullets, too... |
| FFEU10A1 | I've been wondering about that for an hour, now. |
| FFEU10A1 | I think it's stuck in some sort of loop. I tried fixing it, but all those switches and circuits are beyond me. |
| FFEU10A1 | Yeah. I'm about ready to smash the damn thing and move on. |
| FFEU10A3 | Huh, what? Oh, yeah. That's funny. |
| FFEU10A3 | This robot is stuck in some sort of loop. It's been prattling about houses and supplies for an hour. |
| FFEU10A3 | I've given up on trying to fix it. |
| FFEU10A4 | Hey, you really know robots, huh? Great to meet another mechanic. |
| FFEU10A4 | I stumbled across this model a while ago. I just can't seem to fix it. |
| FFEU10B1 | Thanks! If you get it working, I have a couple of energy cells you can have. Just come back to me when you're done. |
| FFEU10B2 | I could give you some old energy cells I have. They might be worth a few caps at the nearest town. |
| FFEU10B3 | Well, I'm not gonna stay here and listen to your bullying. Forget it. |
| FFEU10B3 | I'm outta here. Good luck with that robot. Jackass. |
| FFEU10B4 | Great. Just between us mechanics, try some Mentats before you tackle that robot. They really clear your head. |
| FFEU10B4 | I know they're addictive, but hey, that's just the sort of risk professionals like us take, right? Here, I've got a few. |
| FFEU10B5 | Yeah, no problem. Come back if you decide to help. |
| FFEU10C1 | Well, I guess that's fair. I'll throw in 100 caps if you fix the robot, plus the two energy cells. |
| FFEU10C2 | Alright. Fix that robot, and I'll give you some energy cells. Good luck. |
| FFEU10C3 | Suit yourself. Offer's here if you want it. |
| FFEU10D1 | Thanks. Nice to meet a fellow mechanic out here in the Wasteland. Here's your payment. |
| FFEU10D1 | Thanks. Nice to meet a fellow mechanic out here in the Wasteland. Here's your payment. |
| FFEU10D2 | It was? I had no idea, thanks. |
| FFEU10D2 | Here, take these for helping me out. |
| FFEU10D2 | It was? I had no idea, thanks. |
| FFEU10D2 | Here, take these for helping me out. |
| FFEU10D3 | What the hell, man? Why would you even do that? |
| FFEU10D3 | Forget you. I'm outta here. Stay away from machines in the future, especially mine. |
| FFEU10RobotTalk1 | I give up. You're not getting any more fixed with me just talking to you. |
| FFEU10RobotTalk1 | There's no sense in trying to fix this heap of junk. Dammit. |
| FFEU10RobotTalk1 | I just have no idea what to do with you. |
| FFEU10RobotTalk1 | You're not inside a house, robot. Why do you think you are? |
| FFEU10RobotTalk1 | There's nothing wrong with the outside of you. Something wrong with the inside, then? |
| FFEU10RobotTalk1 | This isn't a building robot, I keep telling you... |
| FFEU10RobotTalk1 | The dog is dead. Please go to the pound to obtain a new one. |
| FFEU10RobotTalk1 | Lawnmower in need of maintenance. Please repair to keep grass freshly cut. |
| FFEU10RobotTalk1 | Out of dog food for animal, designation "Fluffy." Please purchase more food to ensure optimal health. |
| FFEU10RobotTalk1 | House is gone. Please contact your local planning authority to construct a new residence. |
| FFEU10RobotTalk1 | Current paperwork on residence now 220 years out of date. Please contact local planning authorities to obtain new paperwork. |
| FFEU10RobotTalk1 | No furniture detected in current residence. Please visit your local shopping area to make appropriate purchases. |
| FFEU13A1 | Thanks! You're Mecha-tastic! |
| FFEU13A1 | Thanks! You're Ant-tastic! |
| FFEU13A2 | Oh, alright. I was going to use this money to buy food, but you're worth it, Mechanist! |
| FFEU13A2 | Oh, alright. I was going to use this money to buy food, but you're worth it, AntAgonizer! |
| FFEU13A3 | Would it ever! You're the best, Mechanist! I'll never forget this! |
| FFEU13A3 | Would it ever! You're the best, AntAgonizer! I'll never forget this! |
| FFEU13A4 | Aww... okay. Goodbye, Mechanist. Nice meeting you. |
| FFEU13A4 | Aww... okay. Goodbye, AntAgonizer. Nice meeting you. |
| FFEU18RaiderTaunt | Just say the word and it's all over. Course then we'd have to skin you alive and eat your liver. |
| FFEU18RaiderTaunt | Pain! Pain is your only friend! |
| FFEU18RaiderTaunt | Don't flinch, you coward! |
| FFEU18RaiderTaunt | Are you gonna cry? Come on, cry for me! |
| FFEU18RaiderTaunt | You think you're good enough to run with us? |
| FFEU18RaiderTaunt | That's right. Love the pain! Embrace the pain! |
| FFEU18RaiderTaunt | Pain is your friend. |
| FFEU19MineTopic1 | Careful! What if it's armed? |
| FFEU19MineTopic2 | Ha! You're as cowardly as a Brahmin! Watch this... |
| FFEU20A1 | I saw life! Life is returning to the Wastes! The Great One brings it to all of us! |
| FFEU20A2 | I've seen the ground reaching to the sky with its outstretched arms. The Wasteland is reborn! |
| FFEU20A3 | Don't you see? The Great One has gifted us all! It's a second chance! |
| FFEU21Topic | Sorry, miss, but we need to ask you a few questions. |
| FFEU21Topic | We need to know where you got that suit. |
| FFEU21Topic | I'm from Vault 101! Please, you've got to help me. |
| FFEU21Topic | Of course. We are always ready to assist American citizens in distress. Can you tell us where your Vault is? |
| FFEU21Topic | I've got the location right here on my Pip-Boy. Why? |
| FFEU21Topic | Excellent. That's all we need from her. Open fire. |
| FFEU51CannibalTopic | Ha ha ha. The very best kind. Try some, you've never tasted sweeter, I'll warrant. |
| FFEU55A1 | They're-they're all dead... burned Grayditch right to the ground! Those things... they came out of nowhere! You've got to run! Run! |
| FFEU55A2 | They're-they're all dead... burned Grayditch right to the ground! Those things... they came out of nowhere! You've got to run! Run! |
| FFEU55A3 | They're-they're all dead... burned Grayditch right to the ground! Those things... they came out of nowhere! You've got to run! Run! |
| FFEU56A1 | Tracked you using the Geomapper. Reilly sent me to find you so I could bring you this. |
| FFEU56A2 | Looking for you. I tracked you using your Geomapper. Reilly sent me to find you so I could bring you this. |
| FFEU56A2 | Nice. So that's the thanks I get for coming all this way to bring you this? |
| FFEU56A3 | In a way. I tracked you using your Geomapper. Reilly sent me to find you so I could bring you this. |
| FFEU56B1 | Not a thing. Rangers take care of their own. You watch your ass out here and come back alive! |
| FFEU56B1 | Nothing. That's not how it works. But maybe next time you'll think about helping out a fellow Ranger in trouble. |
| FFEU56B2 | No problem. Once a Ranger, always a Ranger. Take care of yourself! |
| FFEU56B3 | You earned it. Rangers take care of their own. You watch your ass out here and come back alive! |
| FFEU56B3 | You earned it... last time. Rangers take care of their own, remember? Alright, I'm out of here. |
| FFEU57A1 | Thanks! The whole Vault's doing pretty well. |
| FFEU57A1 | I'm just out taking care a little trading, now, but they've got the place in much better shape than when you left. |
| FFEU57A2 | Hey, you're not the only one who can get used to the outdoors, you know! The whole Vault's doing pretty well, as if you care. |
| FFEU57B1 | I'm sorry, but that still can't happen. As much as we owe you, there are still a lot of people who blame you for all the deaths. |
| FFEU57B1 | It's not fair, I know, but it's the way it is. I know Amata still misses you. |
| FFEU57B2 | I know. It's not fair, it really isn't, but it's just the way it has to be. I know Amata still misses you. |
| FFEU57C1 | Oh, I will. They'll be glad to hear from you. Oh, and here: have some fresh water from the Vault. |
| FFEU57C1 | I guess it's pretty hard to find it out here, and maybe it'll be a taste of home for you. Take care out here, and thanks again. |
| FFEU57C2 | Yeah, I guess I should be getting back. I'll tell Amata you're okay, she'll be happy to hear that. |
| FFEU57C2 | Oh, and here: have some fresh water from the Vault. I guess it's pretty hard to find it out here. Take care out here, and thanks again. |
| FFEU57C3 | Then I guess things worked out pretty well, huh? Take care of yourself out here. And thanks again - you've given the Vault a whole new life. |
| FFHitSquadBargain1 | Haha! No... No. I don't think so. |
| FFHitSquadBargain1 | Haha! No... No. I don't think so. |
| FFHitSquadBargain2 | Ha! I love it when they go down fighting! |
| FFHitSquadBargain2 | Ha! I love it when they go down fighting! |
| FFOutcastsCallcasdin | Protector Casdin, sir! We've got a local interested in the job! |
| FFOutcastsCombatGreet1 | Keep your head down, idiot! Raider incoming! |
| FFOutcastsGreeting1A | Well, pass through some other direction. Or else you'll be "passing on." |
| FFOutcastsGreeting1A | Don't shoot at me or my friends, I think we'll get along just fine! |
| FFOutcastsGreeting1A | Defender Anne Marie Morgan, with the Outcasts. |
| FFOutcastsGreeting1A | But all you need to know is that I've got a gun and a low tolerance for screwing around. |
| FFOutcastsGreeting1B | You haven't been with the Brotherhood for very long if you think we're your troops. |
| FFOutcastsGreeting1B | And since you're on our base, it looks like you won't be with them for very long, either. |
| FFOutcastsGreeting1B | You won't see it many other places, either. Our job is to make sure it stays out of the hands of raiders, tribals, and the other crazies out there. |
| FFOutcastsGreeting1B | We're called the Outcasts. I'm Protector Casdin, and I'm in charge of protecting this sort of technology from abuse and misuse. |
| FFOutcastsGreeting1B | Pop had an encyclopedia. He was real proud of it. |
| FFOutcastsGreeting1B | Encyclopedia Atomica, Volume VIII, Radiology - Saskatchewan. I must have read it about a thousand times. |
| FFOutcastsGreeting1B | I wonder if they ever wrote a sequel? |
| FFOutcastsGreeting1B | Yeah, that's what they all say. Usually just before stepping on a landmine. |
| FFOutcastsGreeting1B | I'm Defender Anne Marie Morgan with the Outcasts. Steer clear of here, and you should be able to continue with that whole "not dying" plan. |
| FFOutcastsGreeting1C | |
| FFOutcastsGreeting1C | You've either got a death wish, or a pair of stones bigger than hand grenades. |
| FFOutcastsGreeting1C | Say, you seem to have some smarts in you, and with your sort of guts, maybe you can help us out. Interested in collecting technology for us? |
| FFOutcastsGreeting1C | |
| FFOutcastsGreeting1C | You've either got a death wish, or the biggest pair of stones ever sported by a woman. |
| FFOutcastsGreeting1C | Say, you seem to have some smarts in you, and with your sort of guts, maybe you can help us out. Interested in collecting technology for us? |
| FFOutcastsGreeting1C | Then I think we'd have a problem. And you don't want to be a problem around here. |
| FFOutcastsGreeting1C | Protector Casdin, he says I got a real knack for solving problems. |
| FFOutcastsGreeting1C | Yeah, the red would never go with all this brown. But if we remodel and still need a corpse, we'll call you, 'kay? |
| FFOutcastsGreeting1C | I'm Defender Anne Marie Morgan, with the Outcasts. Good to have someone else out here who can keep up. |
| FFOutcastsGreeting1D | You're damned right you will. Now, get. |
| FFOutcastsGreeting1D | Wrong answer, scum. |
| FFOutcastsRewardAmmo1 | Here you go. Try not to use it all in one place, unless you have to. |
| FFOutcastsRewardAmmo1 | Here's hoping you don't have to use it. But who am I kidding? |
| FFOutcastsRewardGrenades | Be careful. These can pack quite a pop. |
| FFOutcastsRewardGrenades | Always a popular choice, these. Enjoy. |
| FFOutcastsRewardRadAway | Useful stuff out there. Hope you don't have to use too much. |
| FFOutcastsRewardRadAway | Can't stand this stuff, myself. Goes through me like a rampaging Brahmin. |
| FFOutcastsRewardStimpaks | Here. Everyone's favorite. What would we do without them? |
| FFOutcastsRewardStimpaks | Here, enjoy them in good health. Or, at least, when you'd like to be in good health. |
| FFOutcastsTech1 | I see you've got some of our Power Armor there. I'll just take that off your hands. |
| FFOutcastsTech1 | I'm sure you just found it in the Wastes and you're returning it to us, right? Because you'd have to be a real moron to try to turn it in for pay. |
| FFOutcastsTech1 | Now, let's see what else you've got. |
| FFOutcastsTech1 | Let's see what you've got. |
| FFOutcastsTechAlienBlaster | What in the world? |
| FFOutcastsTechAlienBlaster | Yes, I think the boys down in the lab would be very interested in this. You did right to bring this to us! |
| FFOutcastsTechAlienBlaster | Now, what would you like in return for this amazing find? |
| FFOutcastsTechAlienCell | Interesting. Very interesting. |
| FFOutcastsTechAlienCell | This definitely bears some study. Now, how would you like your payment? |
| FFOutcastsTechEnclavePA | Well I'll be damned. The Advanced Power Armor Mark II. This is superb. Absolutely superb. |
| FFOutcastsTechEnclavePA | Now, what can I give you in return? |
| FFOutcastsTechEnclavePAHelmet | This is some pretty heavy-duty stuff. We'll take good care of it. |
| FFOutcastsTechEnclavePAHelmet | Now, what can I give you in return? |
| FFOutcastsTechInfo | Power armor, energy weapons, and all sorts of advanced technology. Even some junk like sensor units or spare parts can be useful. |
| FFOutcastsTechInfo | Some of it goes into the archives, some of it gets used to repair our own gear. Either way, it's better in our hands than lying around out there. |
| FFOutcastsTechLaserPistol | We can always use another one of these. |
| FFOutcastsTechLaserPistol | How'd you like your payment? |
| FFOutcastsTechLaserRifle | We can always use another one of these. |
| FFOutcastsTechLaserRifle | How'd you like your payment? |
| FFOutcastsTechPlasmaPistol | Pretty rare piece of equipment, this. Good find. |
| FFOutcastsTechPlasmaPistol | How'd you like your payment? |
| FFOutcastsTechPlasmaRifle | Pretty rare piece of equipment, this. Good find. |
| FFOutcastsTechPlasmaRifle | How'd you like your payment? |
| FFOutcastsTechPowerArmor | Always good to have another of these in the vaults. |
| FFOutcastsTechPowerArmor | How'd you like your payment? |
| FFOutcastsTechPowerArmorHelmet | Not much good on its own, but the optics are useful, at least. |
| FFOutcastsTechPowerArmorHelmet | How'd you like your payment? |
| FFOutcastsTechSensorUnit | It's practically junk, but we can get some use out of it. |
| FFOutcastsTechSensorUnit | How'd you like your payment? |
| FFOutcastsTechSpareParts | It's practically junk, but we can get some use out of it. |
| FFOutcastsTechSpareParts | How'd you like your payment? |
| FFOutcastsTechTeslaArmor | You'd better believe it. I haven't seen a suit like this in a long time. |
| FFOutcastsTechTeslaArmor | And what would you like for this little surprise? |
| FFOutcastsTechX | Okay, then. |
| FFOutcastsTrust | You've definitely proven your worth. I'll make sure to tell our people on patrol that you're a friend of the Outcasts. |
| FFOutcastsWork1 | Nope. Sorry. Protector Casdin says the locals around here are barely smarter than the Mole Rats. |
| FFOutcastsWork1 | But Morgan said we might have some work for an outsider. Talk with her, if you're really interested. |
| FFOutcastsWork1 | Nope. Sorry. Protector Casdin says the locals around here are barely smarter than the Mole Rats. |
| FFOutcastsWork1 | But Morgan said we might have some work for an outsider. Talk with her, if you're really interested. |
| FFOutcastsWork1 | We aren't recruiting, kid. Old sap Lyons might trust walk-ins, but we don't. |
| FFOutcastsWork1 | But if you want to help out... well, we might be able to work out a deal. |
| FFOutcastsWork1 | You bring in technological devices, and we'll pay you a finder's fee, based on the device. But Protector Casdin would have to okay it, first. |
| FFOutcastWork2A | We may be the best-equipped people in the world, but we've still only got so many people out there looking to recover the past's technology. |
| FFOutcastWork2A | Locals like you can cover more of the Wastes to uncover technological relics like Power Armor or power cells. |
| FFOutcastWork2A | We know their value better than any junk-trader, and we've got more ammo stores, so you can expect a better trade for the tech. |
| FFOutcastWork2A | It's simple enough. Bring in technological devices, and we'll pay you for what you find. |
| FFOutcastWork2A | Big things like power armor or energy weapons are best, but we'll take things like sensor units or spare parts, too. You never know what's important. |
| FFOutcastWork2A | In return, we'll pay you with your choice of .556 ammo, grenades, stimpaks, or Rad-Away. I'll bet they're more useful to you out there, anyway. |
| FFOutcastWork2B | Okay, but first you'll have to talk with Protector Casdin. You can work out the details with him. |
| FFOutcastWork2B | That's what I like to hear! You can start immediately. |
| FFOutcastWork2B | You'll report directly to me: I'll take in your gear and dole out your pay. Now get cracking! |
| FFOutcastWork2C | Suit yourself. Why don't you go talk with Lyons? He's always got time for your kind. |
| FFOutcastWork2C | Take all the time you need. But don't waste my time until you're ready to take the job. |
| FFPAGunnyChatter | Now look, to wear Power Armor, first thing you need to do is relax your muscles. Let the suit do the work. Okay? Now, you... |
| FFPAPermission | Why yes. Yes, indeed, there is someone. Our intrepid Paladin Gunny trains all Initiates in the use of Power Armor. When they�re ready. |
| FFPAPermission | Under the circumstances, I will allow Gunny to train you as well. |
| FFPAPermission | You�ll find him in the Bailey. I will send word that I have given my approval. |
| FFPAPermission | Hmm... Considering the circumstances, I think it would be prudent if you received such training, yes. |
| FFPAPermission | Speak to Gunny, in the Bailey. He will train you in the proper use of Power Armor. Fear not, I will send word that I have given my approval. |
| FFPAPermission | You�ll find him in the Bailey. I will send word that I have given my approval. |
| FFPAPermission | Under the circumstances, I will allow Paladin Gunny to train you. You�ll find him in the Bailey. |
| FFPATraining | Heard you were coming. Yeah, I can train you. But don�t ask me to like it. My Initiates sweat blood, and you just get a free pass? |
| FFPATraining | Anyway... you ready for this? |
| FFPAWho | Paladin Gunny instructs all Initiates in the use of Power Armor, but only after they've undergone a rigorous training regimen. |
| FFPAWho | Considering all that�s happened, my father may grant you special permission. But you�ll need to ask him yourself. |
| FFPAWho | That would be me. But that ain�t gonna happen. Not unless Elder Lyons himself gives you the all clear. |
| FFPAWho | You get permission from the old man, and I�ll teach you all you need to know. Otherwise, I�ve got enough brats to babysit. |
| FFPAWho | Hmph. Typical. Surrounded by the keenest scientific minds in the Capital Wasteland, but do you thirst for our knowledge, our experience? No. |
| FFPAWho | All you Wastelanders want to do is put on that damn Power Armor and join the ranks of the skull-thumping tin soldiers. |
| FFPAWho | So be it. Talk to Elder Lyons -- I�m sure he�ll grant permission for the training, which our gunnery sergeant can provide. |
| FFPAWho | I�m sure Gunny could train you, but he won�t. Not without permission from Elder Lyons. You should ask him... he�s usually near the Lab. |
| FFPAWho | Paladin Gunny can train you, but you�ll need permission from Elder Lyons first. You can usually find him near the Lab. |
| FFPAWho | Of course. But you'd have to secure the permission of Elder Lyons and well... I just don't see that happening. So move along. |
| FFPFBronsonGateBooze | Now that... That sounds like a plan. Imma run for it! |
| FFPFBronsonGateForgetIt | Forget what? |
| FFPFBuySchematics | Yeah, pretty much. Take it apart, put it back together. It ain't hard. Sometimes I design my own weapons too. |
| FFPFBuySchematics1 | You know, this and that but... I made this kickass rifle. Fires railroad spikes. It will fuck a dude up, man. |
| FFPFBuySchematics2 | You ain't got no artistic sense, man. There are a million different ways to kill someone, all it takes is a little imagination. |
| FFPFGiveGift1 | If it keeps you happy and your gun in your holster, then it's well worth it to me. |
| FFPFGiveGift1 | Anytime, man. Any time at all. |
| FFPFGiveGift1 | Sure will. Sure will... |
| FFPFGiveGift2 | If it keeps you happy and your gun in your holster, then it's well worth it to me. |
| FFPFGiveGift2 | Anytime, man. Any time at all. |
| FFPFGiveGift2 | No problem at all. |
| FFPFProntoSupplies | Well, the guys usually bring in what they grab on missions. I mean, you always got to kill a few people when you're gathering meat. |
| FFPFProntoSupplies | You know, they've got some guards, the dad thinks he's a hero and pulls a gun, whatever. So, they bring that crap in here and trade it. |
| FFPFProntoSupplies | But, mostly the only stuff I get is from these guys. And they keep the good stuff for themselves. |
| FFPFProntoSupplies1 | Yeah, pretty much. Greedy assholes. I don't know how I'm supposed to pull down a living over here when they don't trade fair. |
| FFPFProntoSupplies1a | I'd have to have some decent supplies to trade for them. If I have more things that these douchebags want, they'll bring me better stuff to trade. |
| FFPFProntoSupplies1a | But you know, I'm a one man operation here. Not like I get out a lot. Pretty much, my business is at the mercy of assholes. Fuckin' free market, man. |
| FFPFProntoSupplies1a1 | Yeah... you know, I could really get this little shithole going if I had some better stuff. |
| FFPFProntoSupplies1a1 | First thing's first, bring me some Chinese Assault Rifles. People always need 'em for parts. Twenty should get me going. |
| FFPFProntoSupplies1a1 | I'll trade 'em off and I should be able to improve my stock pretty fast. |
| FFPFProntoSupplies1a1a | Alright, twenty Chinese Assault Rifles and we're in business. Just bring any you find back to me. |
| FFPFProntoSupplies1a1a | Any piece of shit will do, I'm just going to be breaking them apart and trading the parts. |
| FFPFProntoSupplies1a1a | You know where to find me. |
| FFPFProntoSupplies1a1b | Well, I can't really kick much your way now but once I get running, I'll be able to offer you much better stuff. |
| FFPFProntoSupplies1a1b | And of course, as my business partner, you'll get a discount on everything. |
| FFPFProntoSupplies1a1c | Well, whatever, man. I don't need to like you to do business with you. If you want to get something going, you know where to find me. |
| FFPFProntoSupplies1a1c | Did you need anything else? |
| FFPFProntoSupplies1a2 | Yeah, it is. Is there anything else you need? |
| FFPFProntoSupplies1a3 | Yeah, whatever asshole. Shut up and buy something. |
| FFPFProntoSupplies1b | Because there's only one of me, man. I know you're new here, but you piss too many people off around here and you'll have trouble on your hands. |
| FFPFProntoSupplies1b | And by "trouble" I mean "end up in the pens or hanging from the sign out front". No thanks. |
| FFPFProntoSupplies1b | But, if you know of anyway I could get some better stock in here, maybe we could work something out. |
| FFPFProntoSupplies1b | It'd give me more to trade and give those animals out there more reason to open up their pockets. |
| FFPFProntoSupplies1b1 | Yeah... you know, I could really get this little shithole going if I had some better stuff. |
| FFPFProntoSupplies1b1 | First thing's first, bring me some Chinese Assault Rifles. People always need 'em for parts. Twenty should get me going. |
| FFPFProntoSupplies1b1 | I'll trade 'em off and I should be able to improve my stock pretty fast. |
| FFPFProntoSupplies1b2 | Yeah, it is. Is there anything else you need? |
| FFPFProntoSupplies1b3 | Yeah, whatever asshole. Shut up and buy something. |
| FFPFProntoSupplies2 | Hey, man. Rude. You don't like it, shop somewhere else. |
| FFPFProntoSupplies2 | But yeah, those greedy assholes... I don't know how I'm supposed to pull down a living over here when they don't trade fair. |
| FFPFProntoSupplies3 | Yeah, no one wants to hear me bitch about my problems. What else do you need, man? |
| FFPFProntoTradeChineseAssaultRifles | Yeah? You got some? |
| FFPFProntoTradeChineseAssaultRifles1 | Alright, I'll just take it off your hands then... but I still need more. Come back when you have some to trade. |
| FFPFProntoTradeChineseAssaultRifles10 | All right, I'll just take them off your hands then... but I still need more. Come back when you have some to trade. |
| FFPFProntoTradeChineseAssaultRifles2 | Alright, I'll just take those off your hands then... now let me just see how many more I need... |
| FFPFProntoTradeChineseAssaultRifles3 | Alright, I'll just take those off your hands then... now let me just see how many more I need... |
| FFPFProntoTradeChineseAssaultRifles4 | Alright, I'll just take those off your hands then... now let me just see how many more I need... |
| FFPFProntoTradeChineseAssaultRifles5 | Alright, I'll just take those off your hands then... now let me just see how many more I need... |
| FFPFProntoTradeChineseAssaultRifles6 | Alright, I'll just take those off your hands then... now let me just see how many more I need... |
| FFPFProntoTradeChineseAssaultRifles7 | Alright, I'll just take those off your hands then... now let me just see how many more I need... |
| FFPFProntoTradeChineseAssaultRifles8 | Alright, I'll just take those off your hands then... now let me just see how many more I need... |
| FFPFProntoTradeChineseAssaultRifles9 | Alright, I'll just take those off your hands then... now let me just see how many more I need... |
| FFPFProntoTradeChineseAssaultRiflesEND | Your call, man. But if I'm gonna get this place going again, I'm gonna need a lot of something to trade. |
| FFPFProntoTradeChineseAssaultRiflesEnough1 | That should be it! Give me a few days to spread the word around. I should be resupplied pretty quick. |
| FFPFProntoTradeChineseAssaultRiflesEnough1 | Thanks for your help, man. I could have never done this without you. Just for you: a 20% discount at the new and improved Lock and Load. |
| FFPFProntoTradeChineseAssaultRiflesEnough1 | Not bad, not bad. I still need some more though. Keep 'em comin', man. |
| FFPFProntoTradeChineseAssaultRiflesEnough2 | That should be it! Give me a few days to spread the word around. I should be resupplied pretty quick. |
| FFPFProntoTradeChineseAssaultRiflesEnough2 | Thanks for your help, man. I could have never done this without you. Just for you: a 20% discount at the new and improved Lock and Load. |
| FFPFProntoTradeChineseAssaultRiflesEnough2 | Not bad, not bad. I still need some more though. Keep 'em comin', man. |
| FFPFSlaveGateIsOpen | What? No, I never said that. |
| FFPFSlaveGateIsOpen | Ain't got no use for one. Lost most of my hair a long time ago, y'see? |
| FFPFSlaveGateIsOpen | Ain't had enough to drink. Can't go nowheres. |
| FFPFSlaveGateIsOpen | Now's our chance! Let's go! |
| FFPFSlaveGateIsOpen | Freedom! |
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| FFRadioSignal02Topic02 | My family and I have taken refuge in a drainage chamber not to far from a radio relay tower outside of DC. |
| FFRadioSignal02Topic03 | My boy is very sick and needs medical assistance, please help us if you can! We are listening for your response on 3,950 kHz. |
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| FFRaiderCamp07Holotape | Come again, come again. Any truckers on this wave? |
| FFRaiderCamp07Holotape | I read you, buddy. Y'all see those clouds? Over. |
| FFRaiderCamp07Holotape | 10-4, it's the commies. Let's circle the wagons, meet us at the state line on Route Seven. |
| FFRaiderCamp07Holotape | You got a deal -- I'll pass the word along on my way. Over and out. |
| FFRHSgoodbyeStartCombat | Intruder on campus! Students, remain in your classrooms. |
| FFRHStopic01 | Ten demerits! Back to class with you, rapscallion! |
| FFRHStopic02 | Special needs students must be chaperoned at all times. Allow me to escort you back to class, child. |
| FFRHStopic03 | Override granted. User access allowed. |
| FFSMCaptiveAcceptRewardNO | You'd know best, wouldn't you? I have to go. Again... thank you. |
| FFSMCaptiveAcceptRewardNO | Okay... if you say so. I can't thank you enough, stranger. |
| FFSMCaptiveAcceptRewardNO | You're right. It's dangerous out here. |
| FFSMCaptiveAcceptRewardNO | I... I have to go. Before more of them come. |
| FFSMCaptiveAcceptRewardYES | They won't catch me again... |
| FFSMCaptiveAcceptRewardYES | You're right. I'll try to make it on my own. If I'm careful, I should be okay. |
| FFSMCaptiveAcceptRewardYES | Here, thank you again! I'm going to try to make it home... if it's still there. |
| FFSMCaptiveYellForHelp | I'm over here! Help! |
| FFSMCaptiveYellForHelp | |
| FFSMCaptiveYellForHelp | |
| FFSMCaptiveYellForHelp | Please... God... someone... |
| FFSMCaptiveYellForHelp | Someone help me! |
| FFSMCaptiveYellForHelp | Please! Someone! |
| FFSMCaptiveYellForHelp | |
| FFSMCaptiveYellForHelp | Help me! |
| FFSMCaptiveYellForHelp | Help! |
| FireExplosive | Um, Um. Gary!? |
| FireExplosive | Let's see them dodge this! |
| FireExplosive | Fire in the hole! |
| FireExplosive | Grenade out! |
| FireExplosive | Fire in the hole! |
| FireExplosive | Firing! |
| FireExplosive | Discharging ordnance! |
| FireExplosive | Grenade! |
| FireExplosive | Fire in the hole! |
| FireExplosive | Incoming! |
| FireExplosive | Catch! |
| FireExplosive | Eat this! |
| FireExplosive | Suck on this! |
| FireExplosive | Incoming! |
| FireExplosive | Duck! |
| FireExplosive | Fire in the hole! |
| FireExplosive | Get down! |
| FireExplosive | Look out! |
| FireExplosive | Special delivery! |
| FireExplosive | Eat this! |
| FireExplosive | Blow him to bits! |
| FireExplosive | Blow her to bits! |
| FireExplosive | Grenade! |
| FireExplosive | Hot potato! Ha ha ha ha ha! |
| FireExplosive | Catch! |
| FireExplosive | Got something for you! |
| FireExplosive | Eat this! |
| FireExplosive | Surprise! |
| Flee | I'm unarmed! Don't shoot! |
| Flee | There's got to be someplace safe! |
| Flee | Graaaahhhhh! No! |
| Flee | No, no! Please leave me alone! |
| Flee | Run! It's the Pint-Sized Slasher! |
| Flee | Ahhhhhh! |
| Flee | No, please! Get away! |
| Flee | Oh God, help! Help! |
| Flee | The Pint-Sized Slasher! Someone help me! |
| Flee | What's this? Another do-gooder? You haven't seen the last of me, Mechanist! |
| Flee | Another vile minion of yours? We'll settle this another day, AntAgonizer! |
| Flee | Retreat! Fucking retreat! |
| Flee | This ain't what I signed up for! |
| Flee | Fall back! |
| Flee | Fall back to regroup! |
| Flee | Retreating! |
| Flee | Aaaah! |
| Flee | He'll kill us all! Run! |
| Flee | She'll kill us all! Run! |
| Flee | I'm going for help! |
| Flee | I knew this would happen eventually! |
| Flee | Where's security when you need them? |
| Flee | Retreating! |
| Flee | Pulling back! |
| Flee | Fall back! Fall back, damnit! |
| Flee | This isn't worth it! |
| Flee | Screw this! |
| Flee | I'm not dyin' for this! |
| Flee | Let me go! Let me go! |
| Flee | Retreat! |
| Flee | Pulling back! |
| Flee | Disengaging! |
| Flee | Screw this! |
| Flee | Fuck this! I'm out of here! |
| Flee | Shit, you're crazy! |
| Flee | Don't kill me! |
| Flee | The hell with this! |
| Flee | Oh my God, I don't wanna die! |
| Flee | Please, I'm sorry! I was just playin', I swear! |
| Flee | Somebody find MacCready! |
| Flee | I'm going to get help! |
| Flee | Crap, this is hopeless! |
| Flee | The mungo's too tough for us! Run! |
| Flee | Every man for himself! |
| Flee | Honey, run! |
| Flee | Run, son! |
| Flee | We can't handle this ourselves, son! Run! |
| Flee | We can't handle this ourselves! Run! |
| Flee | Run! |
| Flee | Get out of here! |
| Flee | Hewp! |
| Flee | What a distressing development! |
| Flee | I hadn't foreseen this result! |
| Flee | Can I get a little assistance?! |
| Flee | Need some help here! |
| Flee | I've underestimated you. Let's continue this another time! |
| Flee | I give up already! |
| Flee | Guards! |
| Flee | Son of a bitch! I'm outta here! |
| Flee | Retreat! |
| Flee | Help! |
| Flee | They're going to put me in chains! |
| Flee | Retreat to Paradise Falls! |
| Flee | Help! Help! |
| Flee | Leave me alone! |
| Flee | I'm getting out of here! |
| Flee | Aaaah! |
| Flee | I give up! |
| Flee | Run for it! |
| Flee | Run for it! |
| Flee | We're outnumbered! |
| Flee | This is hopeless! |
| Flee | I'm out of here! |
| Flee | Let's get out of here! |
| FleeResponse | Get back here, you fucking coward! |
| FleeResponse | Goddamnit! |
| FollowerRK5Purchase1 | Of course you would, of course! Well, it just happens that I've got a beaut of a deal on this customized Gutsy. |
| FollowerRK5Purchase1 | And it's not just "Mister" Gutsy - he's a full fledged sergeant! "Sergeant RL-3" to be precise, the pride of General Atomics International. |
| FollowerRK5Purchase1 | Comes complete with a simulated personality unit, so he's good protection and good company, too! And all yours for just 1000 caps. |
| FollowerRK5Purchase1 | I'm afraid these 'bots are all spoken for, I'm just delivering them now. I've got a custom Gutsy that isn't spoken for but... |
| FollowerRK5Purchase1 | Well, RL-3's a bit finicky about the company he keeps. And I don't think he likes the look of you. Nothing personal, of course. |
| FollowerRK5Purchase2a | Hey, I said it was a beaut of a deal, didn't I? |
| FollowerRK5Purchase2a | But to tell the truth, RL-3's a bit picky about the company he keeps, and he won't let himself get sold to just anyone. |
| FollowerRK5Purchase2a | Makes him a bit of a tough lot to sell, if you know what I mean. But he seems to like you, so I'm not gonna complain! |
| FollowerRK5Purchase2a | General Atomics International programmed him to be a perfect soldier, and his simulated personality is designed to follow strict codes of conduct. |
| FollowerRK5Purchase2a | It's just that some of those codes were a little less-defined than others. So he won't travel with anyone he considers "too extreme." |
| FollowerRK5Purchase2a | And sadly, his version of "too extreme" seems to cover both sides of the coin - slavers and saints alike. Sorry, pal. |
| FollowerRK5Purchase2B | Trust me, friend, Tinker Joe does not turn down the opportunity to make a sale. If that Gutsy would go with you, I'd sell him in a heartbeat. |
| FollowerRK5Purchase2B | It's just that his programming's a bit off. He won't travel with anyone he considers "too extreme." |
| FollowerRK5Purchase2B | And sadly, his version of "too extreme" seems to cover both sides of the coin - slavers and saints alike. Sorry, pal. |
| FollowerRK5Purchase2B | Trust me, friend, Tinker Joe does not turn down the opportunity to make a sale. If that Gutsy would go with you, I'd sell him in a heartbeat. |
| FollowerRK5Purchase2B | It's just that his programming's a bit off. He won't travel with anyone he considers "too extreme." |
| FollowerRK5Purchase2B | And sadly, his version of "too extreme" seems to cover both sides of the coin - slavers and saints alike. Sorry, pal. |
| FollowerRK5Purchase2B | Trust me, friend, Tinker Joe does not turn down the opportunity to make a sale. If that Gutsy would go with you, I'd sell him in a heartbeat. |
| FollowerRK5Purchase2B | It's just that his programming's a bit off. He won't travel with anyone he considers "too extreme." |
| FollowerRK5Purchase2B | You're going to have to let your other friend go. Until then, I'll hold on to him for you. |
| FollowerRK5Purchase2B | To tell the truth, it is a little trouble. But he can't help the way he got built. |
| FollowerRK5Purchase2B | General Atomics programmed the Mister Gutsy to be a good soldier, but their definitions were a bit vague. So a lot of units had... issues. |
| FollowerRK5Purchase2B | So we got a gung-ho, robotic soldier that's picky about the company he keeps. But he seems to like you, so it'll be fine. |
| FollowerRK5Purchase3A | That's a hard bargain. But if I wake up with that thing playing revelry at me one more time, I'll go insane. |
| FollowerRK5Purchase3A | I'll just transfer the codes, and you've got a deal, friend. Here's hoping for the best for you and the Sergeant alike! |
| FollowerRK5Purchase3A | I'll just transfer the codes, and you've got a deal, friend. Here's hoping for the best for you and the Sergeant alike! |
| FollowerRK5Purchase3A | Well now, that's a problem. But start saving now and maybe I'll run into you again, huh? |
| FollowerRK5Purchase3B | You say that now, but you might end up reconsidering that when you're surrounded by radscorpions. |
| FollowerRK5Purchase3B | But if you do, and you're still alive to find me again, the offer'll still stand. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharon | Is she now? Well, it seems that this arrangement worked out well for both of us. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharon | With the new profit I'll make from Greta's customers, I'll be able to hire a replacement for Charon with plenty left over for myself. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharon | And you held up your end of the deal, my friend. And I am a man of his word. Charon's contract is yours. You are his new employer. Congratulations. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharon | I'll give you the pleasure of informing him yourself. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharon | Yes. She is. And you have Charon's contract. I think that deal is complete. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharon | The rest is between you and Charon. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharon | I knew you'd change your mind. Just remember, Charon is a valuable asset to me and he doesn't come cheap. Are you ready to deal? |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharon | Oh? Would you, now? He is a highly valuable asset to me and to the Ninth Circle. What did you have in mind? |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharonCharon | That's Charon. Let's just say... well, he's a loyal employee. Don't mess with me, and he won't mess with you. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharonCharon1 | No, he is not. Sir, you insult me. I do not believe in slavery. It is an abomination. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharonCharon1 | I am a firm believer in personal choice. To force another person into bondage is unthinkable. Chains are earned, never forced. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharonCharon1 | Charon made some choices that landed him in my employ. The matters of our contract is between him and I -- no one else. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharonCharon1 | No he is not. Ma'am, you insult me. I do not believe in slavery. It is an abomination. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharonCharon1 | I am a firm believer in personal choice. To force another person into bondage is unthinkable. Chains are earned, never forced. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharonCharon1 | Charon made some choices that landed him in my employ. The matters of our contract is between him and I -- no one else. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharonCharon2 | His company is rather refreshing, isn't it? But don't mistake his brevity for stupidity. That would be very unwise. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharonCharon2 | Underestimating an opponent has been the last mistake of far too many individuals throughout history. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharonCharon3 | I hold his contract, which makes me his employer. He will do what I ask when I ask, without question. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharonCharon3 | You see, Charon grew up around a very interesting group of individuals. They... well, I guess you could say that they brainwashed him. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharonCharon3 | He is absolutely loyal to whomever holds his contract. Unfailing, unflinching, until the day that employment ends. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharonCharon3 | Don't get me wrong, I have no doubt that he holds no end of animosity towards me. But so long as he is my employee, he is as gentle as a teddy bear. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharonCharon4 | Watches over the bar. Keeps the drunks in line. Pretty much, I point at something and Charon hurts it. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharonCharon4 | He's the best thug a corrupt bartender could ever ask for. He never bothers me with his own annoying sense of morality. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharonCharonEND | Very well. You ask too many questions as it is. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharonOffer1000 | I suppose that could work... yes. Yes... here's the contract. And I'll take my payment in full. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharonOffer1000 | I'll give you the pleasure of informing Charon yourself. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharonOffer1000 | You're kidding, right? Come back when you have a serious offer. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharonOffer2000 | I suppose that could work... yes. Yes... here's the contract. And I'll take my payment in full. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharonOffer2000 | I'll give you the pleasure of informing Charon yourself. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharonOffer2000 | You're kidding, right? Come back when you have a serious offer. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharonOffer3000 | I suppose that could work... yes. Yes... here's the contract. And I'll take my payment in full. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharonOffer3000 | I'll give you the pleasure of informing Charon yourself. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharonOffer3000 | You're kidding, right? Come back when you have a serious offer. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharonOffer4000 | I suppose that could work... yes. Yes... here's the contract. And I'll take my payment in full. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharonOffer4000 | I'll give you the pleasure of informing Charon yourself. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharonOffer4000 | You're kidding, right? Come back when you have a serious offer. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharonOffer5000 | I suppose that could work... yes. Yes... here's the contract. And I'll take my payment in full. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharonOffer5000 | I'll give you the pleasure of informing Charon yourself. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharonOffer5000 | You're kidding, right? Come back when you have a serious offer. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharonOfferEND | That's a shame. I guess I'll just have to hold on to this contract a little bit longer. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharonOfferFavor | Is she now? Well, it seems that this arrangement worked out well for both of us. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharonOfferFavor | With the new profit I'll make from Greta's customers, I'll be able to hire a replacement for Charon with plenty left over for myself. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharonOfferFavor | And you held up your end of the deal, my friend. And I am a man of his word. Charon's contract is yours. You are his new employer. Congratulations. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharonOfferFavor | I'll give you the pleasure of informing him yourself. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharonOfferFavor | Yes. She is. And you have Charon's contact, per our bargain. Now get him out of here. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharonOfferFavor | With the new profit I'll make from Greta's customers, I'll be able to hire a replacement for Charon with plenty left over for myself. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharonOfferFavor | And you held up your end of the deal, my friend. And I am a man of his word. Charon's contract is yours. You are his new employer. Congratulations. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharonOfferFavor | I'll give you the pleasure of informing him yourself. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharonOfferFavor | My friend, we already have a deal. You can have the contract when Greta is dead. It's very simple. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharonOfferFavor | I suppose we could do that, although you might not like the deal that I have to offer. You see, I don't like competition. Not at all. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharonOfferFavor | It goes against every principle that I have as a businessman. So, the fact that there is another source for booze in town troubles me. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharonOfferFavor | Greta, the waitress over at Carol's... I want you to kill her. I don't care how, just make it quiet. Do it, and you can have Charon's contract. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharonOfferFavorInfo | Loyal employee that he is, Charon would do it without question if I asked him to. However, the entire town would come down on me for it. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharonOfferFavorInfo | Greta is quite popular around here. If Charon is the one who kills her, everyone will know that it was me who ordered Greta's death. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharonOfferFavorInfo | I need Charon clearly visible and in public when Greta dies, so that I can fairly claim ignorance of the situation. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharonOfferFavorNo | No stomach for hard work, eh? No matter. If you don't want to do the job, then come up with the cash. Otherwise, I'll just hang on to this contract. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharonOfferFavorYes | I'm glad to hear it. Come back to me when she's dead and Charon's contract is all yours. |
| FollowersAhzrukhalHireCharonOfferFavorYes | A word of advice: be subtle. Open gunplay will only get the town to turn on you, and I will not be able to help you. |
| FollowersCharonConfrontAhzrukhal1 | Ahzrukhal. I am told that I am no longer in your service. |
| FollowersCharonConfrontAhzrukhal2 | That's right, Charon. Have you come to say goodbye? |
| FollowersCharonConfrontAhzrukhal3 | Yes. |
| FollowersCharonInitialHireGreeting1 | I belong to no one. If you are my new employer, then I will serve you. But first, I must take care of something. Wait here. |
| FollowersCharonInitialHireGreeting2 | You purchased my contract from Ahzrukhal? So, I am no longer in his service. That is good to know. |
| FollowersCharonInitialHireGreeting2 | Please, wait here. I must take care of something. |
| FollowersCharonKillAhzrukhalGreeting1 | Ahzrukhal was an evil bastard. So long as he held my contract, I was honor bound to do as he commanded. |
| FollowersCharonKillAhzrukhalGreeting1 | But now you are my employer, which freed me to rid the world of that disgusting rat. And now, for good or ill, I serve you. |
| FollowersCharonKillAhzrukhalGreeting1 | But I cannot come with you. Although you are now my employer, traveling in such a large crowd would be foolish. |
| FollowersCharonKillAhzrukhalGreeting1 | I shall wait here until your party is smaller. |
| FollowersCharonKillAhzrukhalGreeting1 | Ahzrukhal was an evil bastard. So long as he held my contract, I was honor bound to do as he commanded. |
| FollowersCharonKillAhzrukhalGreeting1 | But now you are my employer, which freed me to rid the world of that disgusting rat. And now, for good or ill, I serve you. |
| FollowersCharonKillAhzrukhalGreeting2 | Would that I could. Although you are now my employer, traveling in such a large crowd would be foolish. |
| FollowersCharonKillAhzrukhalGreeting2 | I shall wait here until your party is smaller. |
| FollowersCharonKillAhzrukhalGreeting2 | As you wish. |
| FollowersFired | Yeah yeah, very funny. |
| FollowersFired | Are you certain that this is what you wish? |
| FollowersFired | Wait... what? Why? |
| FollowersFired | |
| FollowersFired | What? Are you serious? |
| FollowersFired | Are you certain? |
| FollowersFired | I think I may have misheard that order. |
| FollowersFired | Are you certain? |
| FollowersFiredNo | Very amusing. |
| FollowersFiredNo | Yeah, very funny. Ha ha. Hilarious. |
| FollowersFiredNo | Very well. I shall stay with you. |
| FollowersFiredNo | Yeah. That's what I thought. |
| FollowersFiredNo | Excellent. Will do. |
| FollowersFiredNo | Very well. |
| FollowersFiredNo | I was worried for a second. |
| FollowersFiredNo | |
| FollowersFiredYes | You can't fire me! I'm the boss of this gang! And I say you're fired! And that I'm going back to Rivet City for a drink! Suck on that! |
| FollowersFiredYes | Very well. Although you remain my employer until my contract changes hands. I will wait for you in Underworld, should you need me again. |
| FollowersFiredYes | If that's the way you're going to play, lover. I'll be waiting at Eulogy's place when you come crawling back. |
| FollowersFiredYes | |
| FollowersFiredYes | I see how it is: the old man can't keep up. Whatever. I'm gonna go see if there's anything left of Megaton. |
| FollowersFiredYes | I see how it is: the old man can't keep up. Whatever. I'll be at Moriarty's if you change your mind. |
| FollowersFiredYes | I'm disappointed, but I cannot say I'm surprised. If you change your mind, I shall be studying in the American History Museum, downtown. |
| FollowersFiredYes | Leaving a soldier behind? Very bad form. Making base in Canterbury Commons for when you come to your senses, sir! |
| FollowersFiredYes | Very well. I shall return to my duties at the Citadel should you require my aid once again. |
| FollowersHireCrossTopic | I did. And you as well! |
| FollowersHireCrossTopic | Long ago, I helped guard the water purifier against the Super Mutant horde. When your father left, I escorted the two of you to Megaton. |
| FollowersHireCrossTopic | He was... a noble man. I was saddened to hear of his passing. But from what I've heard, he died with honor. He died for you. |
| FollowersHireCrossTopic | I only pray that my own death has such meaning. |
| FollowersHireCrossTopic | I'm sorry, until you prove yourself worthy of the legacy of your father, I cannot join you. |
| FollowersHireCrossTopic | And perhaps I would, in James' honor. But I cannot travel with you under the Brotherhood flag given your current... companionship. |
| FollowersHireCrossTopic | Perhaps return when you are alone and I will tell you of your father. |
| FollowersHireCrossTopic | My offer stands. Do you wish me to accompany you in your journey? |
| FollowersHireCrossTopic1 | And so our deeds are carried on through our sons and our daughters. |
| FollowersHireCrossTopic1 | Continue to remember him fondly, continue to tell his story, and continue to do his work. Through you, he shall carry on. |
| FollowersHireCrossTopic1 | I have heard tales of your travels and I must say, they disturb me. |
| FollowersHireCrossTopic1 | I had hoped to fight by the side of the child of my former friend. But, until you change your ways, my conscience cannot allow me to do so. |
| FollowersHireCrossTopic1 | And so our deeds are carried on through our sons and our daughters. |
| FollowersHireCrossTopic1 | Continue to remember him fondly, continue to tell his story, and continue to do his work. Through you, he shall carry on. |
| FollowersHireCrossTopic1 | But now I must ask you a difficult question, if I have your leave to do so. |
| FollowersHireCrossTopic1a | I escorted your father across the Wastes. It was the best I could contribute to his efforts to restore fresh water to the people. |
| FollowersHireCrossTopic1a | I would like the honor of escorting you in your journey to complete his work. But... there is a problem... |
| FollowersHireCrossTopic1a | I'm sorry, but until you prove yourself worthy of the legacy of your father, I cannot join you. |
| FollowersHireCrossTopic1a | I escorted your father across the Wastes. It was the best I could contribute to his efforts to restore fresh water to the people. |
| FollowersHireCrossTopic1a | I would like to have the honor of escorting you in your journey to complete his work. But... there is a problem. |
| FollowersHireCrossTopic1a | I cannot travel with you under the Brotherhood flag given your current... companionship. |
| FollowersHireCrossTopic1a | Perhaps return when you are alone and I will tell you of your father. |
| FollowersHireCrossTopic1a | I escorted your father across the Wastes. It was the best I could contribute to his efforts to restore fresh water to the people. |
| FollowersHireCrossTopic1a | I would like the honor of escorting you in your journey to complete his work. |
| FollowersHireCrossTopic1b | Wry. Much like James was. |
| FollowersHireCrossTopic1b | I escorted your father across the Wastes. It was the best I could contribute to his efforts to restore fresh water to the people. |
| FollowersHireCrossTopic1b | I would like the honor of escorting you in your journey to complete his work. |
| FollowersHireCrossTopic2 | True. And in the end, death claims us all. But how we die can say just as much about our lives as how we lived. |
| FollowersHireCrossTopic2 | Your father died for what he knew to be right, and he died protecting those closest to him. This is a good man's death. |
| FollowersHireCrossTopic2 | As for you, I have heard tales of your travels in the Wastes. I must say, I am disturbed by them. I would think that you could do better. |
| FollowersHireCrossTopic2 | I had hoped to fight by the side of the child of my former friend. But, until you change your ways, my conscience cannot allow me to do so. |
| FollowersHireCrossTopic2 | True. And in the end, death claims us all. But how we die can say just as much about our lives as how we lived. |
| FollowersHireCrossTopic2 | Your father died for what he knew to be right, and he died protecting those closest to him. This is a good man's death. |
| FollowersHireCrossTopic2 | But, I must ask you a difficult question, if I have your leave to do so. |
| FollowersHireCrossTopic2 | I'm sorry, until you prove yourself worthy of the legacy of your father, I cannot join you. |
| FollowersHireCrossTopic2 | And perhaps I would, in James' honor. But I cannot travel with you under the Brotherhood flag given your current... companionship. |
| FollowersHireCrossTopic2 | Perhaps return when you are alone and I will tell you of your father. |
| FollowersHireCrossTopic3 | Then you did not know the man. I knew your father, I knew his goodness, and I will not have you sully the memory of a noble man. |
| FollowersHireCrossTopic3 | Go now. I have nothing more to say to you. |
| FollowersHireCrossTopicComeWith1 | As a Star Paladin, I answer only to Elder Lyons. He has given me leave to pursue the restoration of Project Purity as I see fit. |
| FollowersHireCrossTopicComeWith1 | By aiding you in your travels, I shall fulfill that mission as best I am capable. |
| FollowersHireCrossTopicComeWith2 | Then I shall follow your leave and submit to your command. |
| FollowersHireCrossTopicComeWith2 | As James' child, I know I don't need to explain, but I am not your servant. If I do not like the path your actions take, I will return here. |
| FollowersHireCrossTopicComeWith2 | Now, let us go forward, crush the Enclave, and fulfill your father's mission. |
| FollowersHireCrossTopicComeWith3 | Certainly. I shall remain here. Should you change your mind, simply return to me. I shall come with you for the asking. |
| FollowersHired | Sorry man. I don't know what's gotten into you but you're just a little too intense for me. Maybe come back after you've chilled out and we'll see. |
| FollowersHired | Sorry man. I don't know what's gotten into you but you're just a little too intense for me. Maybe come back after you've chilled out and we'll see. |
| FollowersHired | Nah, I'm good. I only roll with Tunnel Snakes. Come back when you're on your own. |
| FollowersHired | I guess I can let you back into the gang. Once a Snake, always a Snake, huh? Let's roll! |
| FollowersHired | I regret that I cannot join you at this time. You seem to already have someone in your employ. |
| FollowersHired | You are my employer and I will do as you command. |
| FollowersHired | Sorry, honey. Three's a crowd. Come back when I can have you all to myself. |
| FollowersHired | Absolutely, lover. Let's go have some fun. |
| FollowersHired | |
| FollowersHired | Sorry, kid. I just can't roll with someone like you. |
| FollowersHired | If you pick up a few bad habits, maybe I'll change my mind. |
| FollowersHired | Sorry, kid. I'd love to, but there just ain't enough supplies to go around. Ditch the loser and then we'll talk. |
| FollowersHired | Thank Christ. I really didn't want to go back to Megaton after what happened to that place. |
| FollowersHired | Thank Christ. I thought I was gonna grow a fourth arm sitting next to all this fucking radiation. |
| FollowersHired | Now that's what I like to hear! I'll be right behind you! |
| FollowersHired | My friend, I am saddened to hear that you have turned away from a noble path. |
| FollowersHired | Return to me when you have learned to take right action, and I will walk with you. |
| FollowersHired | My friend, I would love to join you, but I fear that your traveling companion would not accept me. |
| FollowersHired | Return to me when you are alone, and I will join you. |
| FollowersHired | I owe you no less than my life. How could I refuse? |
| FollowersHired | Sir, I regret to inform you that this unit cannot accept orders from an irresponsible officer! |
| FollowersHired | It is a soldier's duty to soldier, not to play hero! |
| FollowersHired | Sir, I regret to inform you that this unit cannot accept orders from an officer under a Court Marshall! |
| FollowersHired | Sir, I apologize, but a squad is less effective when it is over crowded. |
| FollowersHired | I should definitely say so! Time to roll out! |
| FollowersHired | It is regrettable, but I cannot follow one such as you. Restore your good name, and perhaps I shall reconsider. |
| FollowersHired | It is my sincere wish to join you, but so long as you travel with one who is not of the Brotherhood, I simply cannot risk myself. |
| FollowersHired | And it is my duty to offer it, as I have sworn. I shall follow and protect you. |
| FollowersJerichoAboutYou | There ain't much to tell. I used to live out in the Wastes. I was a real bastard back then. But I've put all that behind me. |
| FollowersJerichoAboutYouEND | Whatever, kid. Whatever. |
| FollowersJerichoHire | No offense, kid, but you're not exactly the type I'm used to runnin' with. |
| FollowersJerichoHire | I've heard about you -- a lil' goody two shoes out of the Vault. I don't think our styles would really mesh. |
| FollowersJerichoHire | Nah, it ain't so bad here. I got some good memories, but that's all I got. No sense in ruining the good ones, you know? |
| FollowersJerichoHire | No offense. You seem okay, kid. But your friend there, well... I'm used to working in smaller groups. |
| FollowersJerichoHire | Come back when you're alone and maybe we can work something out. |
| FollowersJerichoHire | Yeah, I am. But I'm gonna need 1,000 caps for supplies before I head out with you. |
| FollowersJerichoHire | What? Back out where? |
| FollowersJerichoHire | Oh yeah? Have you heard of a crew that'll take me? |
| FollowersJerichoHire | This again. Okay, I'll play along. Back out where? |
| FollowersJerichoHire1 | I left all that behind me. There's nothing but bullshit out there: killing... stealing... violence... I'm not that guy anymore. |
| FollowersJerichoHire1a | You know, I do miss it sometimes... it's a life of freedom, you know? |
| FollowersJerichoHire1a | But c'mon, I'm a washed up old Raider. What crew is gonna take me on? These kids don't know nothin' about respect. |
| FollowersJerichoHire1a1 | No offense, kid, but you're not exactly the type I'm used to runnin' with. |
| FollowersJerichoHire1a1 | I've heard about you -- a lil' goody two shoes out of the Vault. I don't think our styles would really mesh. |
| FollowersJerichoHire1a1 | Nah, it ain't so bad here. I got some good memories, but that's all I got. No sense in ruining the good ones, you know? |
| FollowersJerichoHire1a1 | No offense. You seem okay, kid. But your friend there, well... I'm used to working in smaller groups. |
| FollowersJerichoHire1a1 | Come back when you're alone and maybe we can work something out. |
| FollowersJerichoHire1a1 | Yeah... yeah! You know, I think I'll take you up on that. |
| FollowersJerichoHire1a1 | Tell you what, drop 1,000 caps on me for supplies and I'm in. |
| FollowersJerichoHire1a1a | Haha! This is gonna be great! Some good ol' fashioned violence! |
| FollowersJerichoHire1a1a | Well what'd you get my hopes up for? I can't head out there without supplies, now can I? |
| FollowersJerichoHire1a1a | Tell you what: the offer's open. Just come back when you've got the thousand. |
| FollowersJerichoHire1a1b | Huhn. I see how it is. No use for a washed up old waster, huh? Well, kid, the offer's open any time you wanna take it. |
| FollowersJerichoHire1a2 | What the hell? You get me all worked up and then cut me off? Well... look... if you ever need a hand out there, you know where to find me. |
| FollowersJerichoHire1a2 | Yeah... thanks. I guess. |
| FollowersJerichoHire1b | Huhn. Yeah... you're right. Stupid idea anyway. |
| FollowersJerichoHire2 | Why the fuck would you start saying it if you weren't going to finish. Back out where? What are you talking about? |
| FollowersJerichoHire2a | You know, I do miss it sometimes... it's a life of freedom, you know? |
| FollowersJerichoHire2a | But c'mon, I'm a washed up old raider. What crew is gonna take me on? These kids don't know nothin' about respect. |
| FollowersJerichoHire2b | I see how it is. You'd best think twice before fucking with me again. |
| FollowersLetsGo | As you command. |
| FollowersLetsGo | Right on. I'm ready for more action. |
| FollowersLetsGo | Very well. I stand by your side. |
| FollowersLetsGo | Yeah, let's hit it! |
| FollowersLetsGo | Yes, sir! |
| FollowersLetsGo | With all due haste. |
| FollowersLetsGo | Oh yes, let's! |
| FollowersLetsGo | |
| FollowersLetsGoNotYet1 | Certainly. What is it? |
| FollowersLetsGoNotYet1 | Yeah? What do you want now? |
| FollowersLetsGoNotYet1 | What do you wish to speak to me about? |
| FollowersLetsGoNotYet1 | Oh, come on. What? |
| FollowersLetsGoNotYet1 | No time to dilly-dally, sir! What is it? |
| FollowersLetsGoNotYet1 | Yes, best to formulate a plan. What is it? |
| FollowersLetsGoNotYet1 | Oh, make it quick. I'm getting bored. I hate being bored. |
| FollowersLetsGoNotYet1 | |
| FollowersLetsGoNotYet2 | Charming. |
| FollowersLetsGoNotYet2 | What the fu... you think that's funny? |
| FollowersLetsGoNotYet2 | As I am a "man of my word", there is nowhere else that I could possibly be. |
| FollowersLetsGoNotYet2 | Yeah, well the Snakes don't need you, anyway! We don't need nothing but liquor and guns! Yeah! |
| FollowersLetsGoNotYet2 | Old war-bots never die! We just rust away. |
| FollowersLetsGoNotYet2 | If there's one thing I've learned, it's patience. I can wait. |
| FollowersLetsGoNotYet2 | You big tease! |
| FollowersLetsGoNotYet2 | |
| FollowersPPurity | |
| FollowersPPurity | Fuck that. Do your own dirty work. |
| FollowersPPurity | I�m sorry, my companion, but no. We all have our own destinies, and yours culminates here. I would not rob you of that. |
| FollowersPPurity | Soldier, you ought to be ashamed of yourself. This is your fight! You gotta finish what your daddy started! Stand strong and get your ass in there! |
| FollowersPPurity | Honey, you are out of your mind if you think I'm going in there. Find yourself another guinea pig. |
| FollowersPPurity | My friend... It's been my pleasure accompanying you, but we both know this is your fight to finish. Stay strong, and honor your father's memory. |
| FollowersPPurity | That chamber? Right there? With all the radiation? Man, no way. I'll end up dead. Or worse. I could be one of them Ghouls! Ain't gonna happen. |
| FollowersPPurity | You and I both know that's not going to happen. I've saved your sorry ass enough. This one's all you. |
| FollowersTactics | Oh, like you know better? What? |
| FollowersTactics | Is there a problem with what I'm doing? |
| FollowersTactics | What are you thinking, lover? |
| FollowersTactics | You think you got a better idea? |
| FollowersTactics | Yes, the unpleasant necessities of battle. Your suggestions? |
| FollowersTactics | I am open to your suggestions. |
| FollowersTacticsCombat | What do you think would be best? |
| FollowersTacticsCombat | Oh yeah? To what? |
| FollowersTacticsCombat | A member of the Brotherhood is trained in all weapons as an Initiate. What do you wish? |
| FollowersTacticsCombat | I can stab, I can shoot, I can do lots of things. What's your pleasure? |
| FollowersTacticsCombat | In what way? |
| FollowersTacticsCombat | What would you like? I think you'll find I'm quite flexible. |
| FollowersTacticsCombatEND | If conversation is what you wish, then I shall provide it. |
| FollowersTacticsCombatEND | You talk too damn much, anyone ever told you that? |
| FollowersTacticsCombatEND | If conversation is what you wish, perhaps you should have brought along a Scribe. |
| FollowersTacticsCombatEND | Do all the talking you want. Just don't expect me to, you know, listen or anything. |
| FollowersTacticsCombatEND | Gladly. |
| FollowersTacticsCombatEND | Oh, does it always have to be talk? |
| FollowersTacticsCombatGOODBYE | I shall follow your lead. |
| FollowersTacticsCombatGOODBYE | Right behind you, kid. |
| FollowersTacticsCombatGOODBYE | I shall remain vigilant. |
| FollowersTacticsCombatGOODBYE | Let's rumble! Yeah! |
| FollowersTacticsCombatGOODBYE | Yes, let's be on our way. |
| FollowersTacticsCombatGOODBYE | Oh, time for fun already? Goody! |
| FollowersTacticsCombatMelee | It is what you wished of me. |
| FollowersTacticsCombatMelee | If that is what you wish, then I will endeavor to do the best that I am able. |
| FollowersTacticsCombatMelee | Shit yeah, you do. |
| FollowersTacticsCombatMelee | You got a pair of goggles or something? Whenever I fight up close, blood always sprays in my eyes... |
| FollowersTacticsCombatMelee | I appreciate the compliment. It is where I am most comfortable. |
| FollowersTacticsCombatMelee | They shall know the power of my steel! |
| FollowersTacticsCombatMelee | Up close and personal, that's how I like it! |
| FollowersTacticsCombatMelee | Yeah, because that's how Snakes fight! Right up in your face, with fangs and... knives and stuff! |
| FollowersTacticsCombatMelee | At least my strength is useful for something. |
| FollowersTacticsCombatMelee | Yes, of course. |
| FollowersTacticsCombatMelee | My pleasure, lover. |
| FollowersTacticsCombatMelee | Gladly. Face to face is so much more personal. |
| FollowersTacticsCombatRanged | You're goddamn right I'm not bad. I've been doin' this for 25 goddamn years. |
| FollowersTacticsCombatRanged | Good. I hate it when they bleed on me. |
| FollowersTacticsCombatRanged | The same can be said of any Brother. We are trained well and tempered in the fires of battle. |
| FollowersTacticsCombatRanged | Very well. I shall cover your approach. |
| FollowersTacticsCombatRanged | You'd better believe it! I should have gotten my hands on some of these earlier! |
| FollowersTacticsCombatRanged | Sure, I guess. Just don't get in my way, is all I'm saying. |
| FollowersTacticsCombatRanged | It is what you wish of me. |
| FollowersTacticsCombatRanged | If that is what you wish, then it is what I shall do. I must say, that I find happiness in a warm gun. |
| FollowersTacticsCombatRanged | Of course. It's so much more respectable than simply killing people at arm's reach. |
| FollowersTacticsCombatRanged | If you insist. I just wish there were another solution. |
| FollowersTacticsCombatRanged | Anything for you, lover. |
| FollowersTacticsCombatRanged | Oh, do I have to? That's not nearly as much fun! |
| FollowersTacticsDistance | If you wanna get closer to me, that's all you gotta say, girl. |
| FollowersTacticsDistance | You mean how close you're following me, right? Sure, what's up? |
| FollowersTacticsDistance | Is there something that you wish me to change? |
| FollowersTacticsDistance | How close would you like? |
| FollowersTacticsDistance | Yeah... okay. You got a better idea? |
| FollowersTacticsDistance | As you wish. What about it? |
| FollowersTacticsDistance | I am open to your suggestions. |
| FollowersTacticsDistanceDefault | I am happy if you are happy. |
| FollowersTacticsDistanceDefault | As you wish. |
| FollowersTacticsDistanceDefault | You're damn right I'm good, kid. |
| FollowersTacticsDistanceDefault | Sure, kid. Whatever you say. |
| FollowersTacticsDistanceDefault | I thought it so. |
| FollowersTacticsDistanceDefault | It allows for flexibility. A wise choice on your part. |
| FollowersTacticsDistanceDefault | Oh, I'm the best, baby. |
| FollowersTacticsDistanceDefault | Good? Screw that noise - I'm downright awesome! |
| FollowersTacticsDistanceDefault | So... Near? Far? Come on, make up your mind! |
| FollowersTacticsDistanceDefault | Understood, sir. Proceeding as normal! |
| FollowersTacticsDistanceDefault | RL-3 will maintain a tactical distance! |
| FollowersTacticsDistanceDefault | I'll endeavor to continue, then. |
| FollowersTacticsDistanceDefault | A sound decision, yes. |
| FollowersTacticsDistanceDefault | Glad you like it. |
| FollowersTacticsDistanceDefault | As you wish, lover. |
| FollowersTacticsDistanceEND | If conversation is your order to me, I will converse with you. |
| FollowersTacticsDistanceEND | Talk, talk, talk... |
| FollowersTacticsDistanceEND | As the Codex says: "Through discourse, we gain the strength of our Brothers' minds." |
| FollowersTacticsDistanceEND | There better be some action soon, or I'm heading back to the bar. |
| FollowersTacticsDistanceEND | Yes, sir? What, sir? |
| FollowersTacticsDistanceEND | Certainly. What have you got in mind? |
| FollowersTacticsDistanceEND | Is it going to be all talk? |
| FollowersTacticsDistanceGOODBYE | I will follow your lead. |
| FollowersTacticsDistanceGOODBYE | C'mon, kid, why are we standin' around here? |
| FollowersTacticsDistanceGOODBYE | Should you require advice, I am here. |
| FollowersTacticsDistanceGOODBYE | About time, too! |
| FollowersTacticsDistanceGOODBYE | Affirmative! |
| FollowersTacticsDistanceGOODBYE | Yes, let's. |
| FollowersTacticsDistanceGOODBYE | Yes, please. |
| FollowersTacticsDistanceLong | It was my goal to continue doing so until you told me otherwise. |
| FollowersTacticsDistanceLong | Very well. I will seek out better positions to cover you while you forge ahead. |
| FollowersTacticsDistanceLong | That's what I'm doing. Why do you think I'm standing back here in East Bumfuck? |
| FollowersTacticsDistanceLong | Ha! Good plan. I'll try to get around behind 'em. I like how you think, kid. |
| FollowersTacticsDistanceLong | I've had no compelling reason to do anything different from what you asked. |
| FollowersTacticsDistanceLong | Ha! Good plan. I'll try to get around behind 'em. I like how you think, kid. |
| FollowersTacticsDistanceLong | I get any farther, I might as well be back in the bar. And that's sounding like a better idea all the time, trust me. |
| FollowersTacticsDistanceLong | What, don't you like my aftershave? |
| FollowersTacticsDistanceLong | Yeah, got it. Flanking and tactics and stuff. Right. |
| FollowersTacticsDistanceLong | If you insist, sir, but RL-3 functions best when closer to the fight! |
| FollowersTacticsDistanceLong | Stealth flanking mode active! |
| FollowersTacticsDistanceLong | By all means. I simply hope I'm not too far in reserve, in case of unforeseen trouble. |
| FollowersTacticsDistanceLong | A sound plan. I trust this isn't simply to avoid being seen with a Super Mutant? |
| FollowersTacticsDistanceLong | Eulogy used to like me to stay ten steps behind him. Usually. |
| FollowersTacticsDistanceLong | As you wish, but I'm not letting you out of my sight. |
| FollowersTacticsEnd | If you are through giving orders, then let us move on. |
| FollowersTacticsEnd | Yeah. Less talking about killing. More killing! |
| FollowersTacticsEnd | It is always a subject worthy of discussion. |
| FollowersTacticsEnd | About time. Seriously. |
| FollowersTacticsEnd | Agreed! Now it is time to apply those tactics! |
| FollowersTacticsEnd | Indeed. There are far more interesting things in the world than warfare. |
| FollowersTacticsEnd | Yes, enough about boring old tactics. |
| FollowersTacticsRL3Distance | Give me my marching orders, sir. |
| FollowersTrade | If this means more stuff for Butch, I'm all for it. |
| FollowersTrade | Very well. |
| FollowersTrade | You're always welcome to take whatever you want, lover. |
| FollowersTrade | Sure, gimme whatever you got. |
| FollowersTrade | Yes, by all means, let's. |
| FollowersTrade | RL-3 comes equipped with everything a good soldier needs! But your RL-3 can assist in carrying equipment, if needed. |
| FollowersTrade | In the words of Elder Theis: "A Brother well equipped is a Brother keeping to his duty." |
| FollowersWait | Fine, but what am I supposed to do here? Work on my needlepoint or something? |
| FollowersWait | I shall wait here until you return for me. |
| FollowersWait | But it's so boring all alone! |
| FollowersWait | Don't piss around, I don't want to be standing here with my thumb up my ass all day. |
| FollowersWait | I will keep this location secure! |
| FollowersWait | If you insist. But do be careful - I can hardly repay your kindness while waiting back here. |
| FollowersWait | I shall reflect on the battles past and the battles to come until your return. |
| FortIndReport01 | We've secured the building and are currently implementing our orders for the occupation of Fairfax. |
| FortIndReport01 | Raider activity in town has increased since we first took up positions in and around the fort. We've killed a lot of them and scared off others. |
| FortIndReport01 | But they just keep coming back. Their numbers seem limitless, while requests for our own reinforcements are repeatedly denied. |
| FortIndReport01 | That the Raiders take such continued risks to invade our facility appears to confirm suspicions that we've had an intelligence leak. |
| FortIndReport01 | They've tried tenaciously to infiltrate the base, but so far haven't stood a chance. Our objective remains the same: protect the research personnel. |
| FortIndReport02 | Defender Morgan and I executed a reconnaissance mission last night to gauge Raider entrenchment in the structural underground of Fairfax. |
| FortIndReport02 | We located three entrances into underground utility tunnels, and confirmed the enemy has occupied and fortified these positions. Some are undefended. |
| FortIndReport02 | We also identified a small weapons cache in the southeast section of the tunnels. We were compromised by a patrol while placing explosives here. |
| FortIndReport02 | In accordance to mission parameters, we did not engage, instead retreating to Base. Raiders will be likely to attach more patrols to that area now. |
| GenericHelloResponse | Oh, just wonderful. Thanks for asking. |
| GenericHelloResponse | Dear, I live in Tenpenny Tower. I'm at the top of the world. He he he he. |
| GenericHelloResponse | I'm quite well, thank you. |
| GenericHelloResponse | Splendid. Simply splendid. Thanks so much for asking. |
| GenericHelloResponse | I'd be better if I could get my hands on some caviar, but what can you do? Ha ha ha ha ha. |
| GNRGalaxyNewsRadio | You got a Pip-Boy. Tune into Galaxy News Radio and listen. It's the only radio station in the Capital Wasteland that tells it like it really is. |
| GNRGalaxyNewsRadio | This is the last free radio station in the entire D.C. area. The rest of the airwaves are clouded up with Enclave propaganda. |
| GNRGalaxyNewsRadio | I wouldn't believe a word they say anywhere else. |
| GNRGalaxyNewsRadio | This is Galaxy News Radio, the last free voice of the people of the Wasteland. The Brotherhood of Steel makes sure of that. |
| GNRGoodbyes | Nah, I guess you're right. |
| GNRGoodbyes | Sorry, sir. I'll do my best. |
| GNRGoodbyes | Good. Then I can show you who's a better shot! |
| GNRGoodbyes | Yes, sir. Sorry sir! |
| GNRGoodbyes | Hehe. You'll get your chance, brother. Be patient. |
| GNRGoodbyes | Very good, sir. I'll be sure and keep my eyes open. |
| GNRGoodbyes | Thanks, brother. It takes a great amount of practice and even more patience. |
| GNRGoodbyes | Agreed, brother. That was a little too close for comfort. I'll be more careful. |
| GNRGoodbyes | Besides the Super Mutants, just anything out of the ordinary. Citadel's orders. |
| GNRGoodbyes | Good, carry on, soldier. |
| GNRGoodbyes | I'm always expecting something. I just don't want to be caught unawares when it springs on us. |
| GNRPostQuestStatus | I can't even tell you the love that I'm getting from the Wasteland. |
| GNRPostQuestStatus | Ever since GNR started singing again, the guys downstairs told me that more people than ever are tuning in. |
| GNRPostQuestStatus | It's all I ever wanted. |
| GNRPostQuestStatus | It's amazing. We've always been able to hear GNR, but it's like the station is brand new or something. |
| GNRPostQuestStatus | Things are back on track. That should throw a kink in the Enclave's work. |
| GNRPostQuestStatus | You've done a hell of a job. The Wasteland looks a little brighter if you can believe that. |
| GNRResponses01 | If you'd rather run around out there with all those Super Mutants, be my guest. |
| GNRResponses01 | You'll do what our orders say, soldier. I'm getting a bit tired of your complaints. |
| GNRResponses02 | Don't worry brother, we'll see plenty of action here, I can promise you that. |
| GNRResponses02 | If it's action you want, how about cleaning up this pigsty of a barracks! |
| GNRResponses03 | Just ready to take down some Super Mutants, brother. Otherwise, all quiet. |
| GNRResponses03 | No new orders yet, brother. We're to remain here until further notice and assist any reinforcements that may arrive. |
| GNRResponses04 | Yes, that was an excellent shot, brother. I can only hope to be as good as you someday. |
| GNRResponses04 | It was a good thing you did, brother. He was about to have you for lunch. You shouldn't be so reckless. |
| GNRResponses05 | Anything in particular we should be looking out for? |
| GNRResponses05 | Yes, sir. I am locked and loaded. |
| GNRResponses06 | What's up, sir? Expecting something in particular? |
| GNRResponses06 | I always do, sir. Is there something we should be expecting? |
| GNRUpstairs | You can head right on up. He's waiting for you. |
| GNRUpstairs | Oh, go right on up. You were expected. |
| GNRUpstairs | Three Dog is right upstairs. |
| GNRWilksCT01 | Well, the only other station that comes through nice and clear on the radio is the Enclave's station. |
| GNRWilksCT01 | All they spew is a bunch of nonsense and propaganda. Galaxy News Radio reports on what's really happening. |
| GNRWilksCT02 | We have a relationship with the station here. We stay in this reinforced structure, and protect it from the Super Mutants. |
| GNRWilksCT02 | This is the only real safe spot in the ruins of D.C. The rest of the place is crawling with those walking abominations. |
| GNRWilksCT02 | It's nice to have a port in the storm, you know? |
| GNRWilksCT03 | Sure. Good luck to you. |
| GOODBYE | So long, Jenny... |
| GOODBYE | So long, Junior... |
| GOODBYE | So long, Karen... |
| GOODBYE | So long, Linda... |
| GOODBYE | So long, Martha... |
| GOODBYE | So long, Mr. Harris... |
| GOODBYE | So long, Tuck... |
| GOODBYE | We'll catch you later! |
| GOODBYE | Come back and see us soon! |
| GOODBYE | Hey, you have a great day! |
| GOODBYE | You should really stop by for dinner sometime. |
| GOODBYE | I'll tell Linda and Junior that you said hello! |
| GOODBYE | C'mon back anytime! We look forward to having you! |
| GOODBYE | Bye bye! |
| GOODBYE | Talk to you later! |
| GOODBYE | If you see Junior, tell him that I said hi! |
| GOODBYE | So long! |
| GOODBYE | Dad says that I shouldn't want to leave Andale, but I do! |
| GOODBYE | Gosh, I wish I could go with you! |
| GOODBYE | Goodbye now! |
| GOODBYE | Come back soon! |
| GOODBYE | I really look forward to preparing you for dinner sometime! |
| GOODBYE | Really, don't be such a stranger. |
| GOODBYE | C'mon back to our home anytime! |
| GOODBYE | We'll see you again, won't we? |
| GOODBYE | We'll see you real soon! |
| GOODBYE | Get out! Get out while you can! |
| GOODBYE | Run, stranger! Run! |
| GOODBYE | Go, get out of here before they get you too! |
| GOODBYE | So long, buddy. |
| GOODBYE | We'll catch you later. |
| GOODBYE | Feel free to lay your troubles at my doorstep. Just bring some caps with you when you do. |
| GOODBYE | Everyone's got troubles, and everyone brings 'em to me. |
| GOODBYE | There are no worries that can't be left behind with the help of a little alcohol. |
| GOODBYE | Drink until she's pretty! Ha Ha Ha Ha! Sorry... Ghoul joke. I guess you wouldn't get it. |
| GOODBYE | You come back real soon now! |
| GOODBYE | You're not bad... for a human. |
| GOODBYE | Don't let these people get to you. |
| GOODBYE | Closing dialog system. |
| GOODBYE | Resuming patrol. |
| GOODBYE | Come back if you need anything. |
| GOODBYE | You be careful now. |
| GOODBYE | Let me know if you have any of that Scrap Metal to sell! |
| GOODBYE | You'll be back. |
| GOODBYE | Come back when you're hungry. |
| GOODBYE | What? Not full yet? |
| GOODBYE | You humans have such weak stomachs. |
| GOODBYE | ... ... bye ... |
| GOODBYE | ... see you later... |
| GOODBYE | Oh! Hello! Wait... what? |
| GOODBYE | Remember: no charge! |
| GOODBYE | Come back soon! ...please. |
| GOODBYE | Let me know if you need something. |
| GOODBYE | You can't go! After all that, you're not giving me the Stradivarius? |
| GOODBYE | Please! I must have that violin! |
| GOODBYE | I'm getting so excited I could scream! |
| GOODBYE | Looks like a long hike to Vault 92. Be careful! |
| GOODBYE | Watch yourself out there! |
| GOODBYE | Be careful, I don't want to be responsible for getting you killed. |
| GOODBYE | No! Don't go! |
| GOODBYE | Oh, please stay. There's so much more to tell. |
| GOODBYE | Leaving so soon? |
| GOODBYE | If you see anyone from Lamplight, tell them to be careful. |
| GOODBYE | We're doomed and so are you if you stick around. |
| GOODBYE | Don't get yourself hurt. I have enough red on my clothes already. |
| GOODBYE | Stay clear of mutants. Especially the big, hungry ones. |
| GOODBYE | All right, I'll just be here doing grown-up stuff. |
| GOODBYE | Be careful out there. You don't want to end up on that table in Red's clinic. |
| GOODBYE | Don't be distracted by the size. Stay calm; shoot straight. |
| GOODBYE | Don't keep me waiting. |
| GOODBYE | No way. Not on my watch. GUARDS! |
| GOODBYE | Come back... please. |
| GOODBYE | Come back if you need something. Not like I'm going anywhere. |
| GOODBYE | Wha... huh? I don't get it. |
| GOODBYE | Y'all come back real soon. |
| GOODBYE | I'll tell Mr. Eulogy that we talked. |
| GOODBYE | You'd better go before he sees you. |
| GOODBYE | Yeah. Come back when you've got more injuries. And some more caps. |
| GOODBYE | Paradise Falls is here if you need it. |
| GOODBYE | |
| GOODBYE | Yeah, just behave yourself. The boys up there don't fuck around. |
| GOODBYE | Go, then. |
| GOODBYE | Please... if you get to Underworld, let them know that I'm okay. |
| GOODBYE | Hey, man. Come back any time. |
| GOODBYE | Told you: there's nothing exciting down here. |
| GOODBYE | It's only a matter of time now. |
| GOODBYE | Come back when you are ready to drink, little man. |
| GOODBYE | Come back when you are ready to drink, little girl. |
| GOODBYE | Thanks. Hopefully, it'll just be skinned knees and bloody noses, today. |
| GOODBYE | Don't get too hurt out there. |
| GOODBYE | Come back anytime you'd like to sit in. |
| GOODBYE | Stay sharp! |
| GOODBYE | About time, man. This mold isn't getting any tastier. |
| GOODBYE | Keep an eye out. |
| GOODBYE | Bye-bye, Vault Dweller! |
| GOODBYE | Bye-bye, Mungo! |
| GOODBYE | Bye-bye! |
| GOODBYE | Oh, thank goodness you gave me permission. Jerk. |
| GOODBYE | About time. |
| GOODBYE | Come on back when you've got more stuff to trade! |
| GOODBYE | See ya around! |
| GOODBYE | See ya about! |
| GOODBYE | Okay, see you next time, mister! |
| GOODBYE | Okay, see you next time, miss! |
| GOODBYE | Okay, see you next time, bye bye! |
| GOODBYE | Bye! |
| GOODBYE | Okay. |
| GOODBYE | I'll try! |
| GOODBYE | Bye, then! |
| GOODBYE | Well then, see you later, Lucy. |
| GOODBYE | Yeah, fine, scram. |
| GOODBYE | Yeah, sure, whatever. |
| GOODBYE | Yeah, that's nice, scram. |
| GOODBYE | Just fucking go, okay? |
| GOODBYE | Not for a while, I hope. |
| GOODBYE | Don't let the door hit you on the way out, mungo. |
| GOODBYE | Not if I shoot you first, you won't. |
| GOODBYE | Bye-bye! |
| GOODBYE | All right, bye. |
| GOODBYE | Okay, bye bye! |
| GOODBYE | Later. |
| GOODBYE | Hail. |
| GOODBYE | Try and be more careful about when you sneak up on people. |
| GOODBYE | Walk in steel. |
| GOODBYE | Stick to the shadows. |
| GOODBYE | Remember: One shot. One kill. |
| GOODBYE | Move silently. |
| GOODBYE | If you'll excuse me, I need to go show these fish how to shoot straight. |
| GOODBYE | Back to it. |
| GOODBYE | Damn Initiates... |
| GOODBYE | And so we part. |
| GOODBYE | Hooah, soldier. |
| GOODBYE | Stay safe, stranger. |
| GOODBYE | Stand strong. |
| GOODBYE | Never back down. |
| GOODBYE | Strength in Steel, friend. |
| GOODBYE | Unit deactivating. This troop is hitting the rack! |
| GOODBYE | Back to work. |
| GOODBYE | Farewell. |
| GOODBYE | Until next time. |
| GOODBYE | In the Elder's name. |
| GOODBYE | Go with peace and knowledge. |
| GOODBYE | I look forward to our next meeting. |
| GOODBYE | Don't hurry back. |
| GOODBYE | And so you go. |
| GOODBYE | In my father's name, I bid you farewell. |
| GOODBYE | Stay strong. |
| GOODBYE | Very well. |
| GOODBYE | May we speak again soon. |
| GOODBYE | Very well. |
| GOODBYE | Steel walk with you. |
| GOODBYE | Of course. |
| GOODBYE | Steel be with you. |
| GOODBYE | Brotherhood of Steel forever, man! |
| GOODBYE | Don't cause any trouble. |
| GOODBYE | Mind yourself, now. |
| GOODBYE | Right-o. Run along now. |
| GOODBYE | Good day. |
| GOODBYE | Cheerio. |
| GOODBYE | Goodbye. |
| GOODBYE | Yeah, best get on your way. |
| GOODBYE | Give 'em hell! |
| GOODBYE | Get going. |
| GOODBYE | Oh. Okay then. Have a nice one. |
| GOODBYE | Stay out of trouble. |
| GOODBYE | Be good. |
| GOODBYE | Take care! |
| GOODBYE | Don't do anything I wouldn't do! |
| GOODBYE | Take no prisoners! |
| GOODBYE | Good luck. |
| GOODBYE | Go live your life, kid. |
| GOODBYE | Live it up while it lasts. |
| GOODBYE | Parting is such sweet sorrow |
| GOODBYE | Bu-bye! |
| GOODBYE | There's no helping some people, is there? |
| GOODBYE | Ta-ta! |
| GOODBYE | I still got my eye on you. |
| GOODBYE | Watch yourself. |
| GOODBYE | Don't do anything stupid. |
| GOODBYE | Don't get hurt out here. |
| GOODBYE | Try not to break anything important. |
| GOODBYE | Remember: Just say no to drugs. Unless I prescribe them. |
| GOODBYE | Nice chit-chatting with you. |
| GOODBYE | Goodbye. |
| GOODBYE | Farewell. |
| GOODBYE | Go get 'em! |
| GOODBYE | Go make a name for yourself! |
| GOODBYE | Don't forget to have a little fun out there! |
| GOODBYE | Later comrade. |
| GOODBYE | Until next time, comrade. |
| GOODBYE | Good travels to you, comrade. |
| GOODBYE | Charming! |
| GOODBYE | Pleasant day to you, dear. |
| GOODBYE | Until next we meet! |
| GOODBYE | Have a good one! |
| GOODBYE | Don't be a stranger to the cafe! |
| GOODBYE | Bon appetite! |
| GOODBYE | Right on! |
| GOODBYE | Cheers! |
| GOODBYE | Oh... you're leaving now? Okay. Bye-bye. |
| GOODBYE | You're a real charmer! |
| GOODBYE | Don't be a stranger. |
| GOODBYE | Bye, dear. |
| GOODBYE | Later, then. |
| GOODBYE | Yeah, goodbye. |
| GOODBYE | Sure. See ya. |
| GOODBYE | Oh, all right. See you! |
| GOODBYE | Take care! |
| GOODBYE | Bye now! |
| GOODBYE | Cheers. |
| GOODBYE | I'm afraid I can't stop and chit chat. |
| GOODBYE | Well, I suppose that's goodbye then. Come again anytime. |
| GOODBYE | Thank you for coming to Gary's Galley. |
| GOODBYE | Then go. |
| GOODBYE | Come back soon. |
| GOODBYE | I'll be right here when you get thirsty. |
| GOODBYE | You know where to find me. |
| GOODBYE | Don't let the door hit you on the ass. |
| GOODBYE | Goodbye. |
| GOODBYE | I'm sure you'll be back soon. |
| GOODBYE | Bye. |
| GOODBYE | Duty calls. |
| GOODBYE | Later, dude. |
| GOODBYE | God bless you. |
| GOODBYE | Yes, yes. I have things to do too. |
| GOODBYE | Take care of yourself. |
| GOODBYE | Saint Monica bless you. |
| GOODBYE | If you need more ammo, this is where to get it. |
| GOODBYE | Thank you for coming to Gary's Galley. |
| GOODBYE | And I have work to do. |
| GOODBYE | Carry on, then. |
| GOODBYE | Nice talking to you. |
| GOODBYE | Whatever. |
| GOODBYE | So long. |
| GOODBYE | Farewell. |
| GOODBYE | I'll just stay here. Alone. |
| GOODBYE | Yeah. Me too. |
| GOODBYE | Next time be more careful. I don't want to accidentally shoot you. |
| GOODBYE | Don't let your guard down. |
| GOODBYE | Yes, sir. |
| GOODBYE | Yes, ma'am. |
| GOODBYE | See you later. |
| GOODBYE | Come back soon. We've always got a lot of ammo in stock. |
| GOODBYE | So do I. |
| GOODBYE | Like I care. |
| GOODBYE | Your loss, sugar. Come see me again sometime. |
| GOODBYE | Don't let me stop you. |
| GOODBYE | Farewell. |
| GOODBYE | So long. |
| GOODBYE | Thank you, Janice. |
| GOODBYE | Farewell. |
| GOODBYE | Don't fool around with that bomb unless you know what you're doing. |
| GOODBYE | Good luck. Careful around that bomb. |
| GOODBYE | Time is wasting. |
| GOODBYE | You'll live just long enough to regret your error in judgment. |
| GOODBYE | Bye. |
| GOODBYE | Keep up the good work, son. |
| GOODBYE | Keep up the good work, honey. |
| GOODBYE | I'll see you when you get back. |
| GOODBYE | Good luck, son. |
| GOODBYE | Good luck, honey. |
| GOODBYE | Be careful, okay? |
| GOODBYE | Good luck. |
| GOODBYE | Keep your hands to yourself in here. This equipment is fragile. |
| GOODBYE | Just stay out of my way, okay? |
| GOODBYE | Be careful, sweetie. |
| GOODBYE | Be careful, son. |
| GOODBYE | Do it! Detonate the bomb and together we'll usher in a new age of prosperity! |
| GOODBYE | Goodbye. |
| GOODBYE | Whatever. I need to get back to work. |
| GOODBYE | Yeah, catch you later. |
| GOODBYE | Whatever. |
| GOODBYE | Later, gator. |
| GOODBYE | Easy, man. |
| GOODBYE | Catch you later. |
| GOODBYE | A little bit of caps for so much information... think about it. |
| GOODBYE | Careful in D.C. now. Those Super-Mutants can be a prickly bunch. Heh heh heh heh heh. |
| GOODBYE | Now, get the fuck out of my face. |
| GOODBYE | And so now we part. |
| GOODBYE | Don't let me keep you. |
| GOODBYE | I await our next meeting with bated breath. |
| GOODBYE | I wish you well on your path. |
| GOODBYE | Walk in the Glow. |
| GOODBYE | Rays shower you, child. |
| GOODBYE | Try to be careful. |
| GOODBYE | Yeah. Bye. |
| GOODBYE | Try not to hurt yourself. |
| GOODBYE | See you soon! |
| GOODBYE | Come back soon. |
| GOODBYE | Don't hit me! |
| GOODBYE | Sorry! |
| GOODBYE | Good luck finding your dad. |
| GOODBYE | Come back if you need something. |
| GOODBYE | Have a good one, stranger. |
| GOODBYE | Remember us if you need something! |
| GOODBYE | Are we finished now? Good. |
| GOODBYE | Yeah, whatever. |
| GOODBYE | Whatever you say, kid. |
| GOODBYE | See ya! |
| GOODBYE | Come back soon! |
| GOODBYE | Remember: I'll buy whatever you're selling! |
| GOODBYE | Talk to you later, buddy. |
| GOODBYE | Anytime. |
| GOODBYE | See you soon! |
| GOODBYE | Have a good one. |
| GOODBYE | Carry on. |
| GOODBYE | Mind your manners, now. |
| GOODBYE | See y'all later. |
| GOODBYE | Bye, mister! |
| GOODBYE | Bye, lady! |
| GOODBYE | Come back if you need something, honey. |
| GOODBYE | It's been nice. |
| GOODBYE | Send Nathan home if you see him. |
| GOODBYE | Walk in the Glow. |
| GOODBYE | Atom's light be with you, sweet child. |
| GOODBYE | Farewell, sweet child. |
| GOODBYE | Take care. |
| GOODBYE | God bless The Enclave. |
| GOODBYE | Take care of yourself, hon. |
| GOODBYE | Gotcha. |
| GOODBYE | Well, back to work. |
| GOODBYE | Yeah. |
| GOODBYE | Later. |
| GOODBYE | Goodbye. |
| GOODBYE | Goodbye. |
| GOODBYE | I'll expect to see you in class, Freddie. No excuses. Run along now, son. |
| GOODBYE | Whatever you say, Mr. Brotch. |
| GOODBYE | Very well. |
| GOODBYE | Hope you find what your looking for. |
| GOODBYE | Door's always open for you. Come back anytime. |
| GOODBYE | Have a good one. |
| GOODBYE | If you need us, you know where we are. |
| GOODBYE | Adios, kid. |
| GOODBYE | Kick some Mutie ass for me, kid! |
| GOODBYE | See you again. |
| GOODBYE | Come on back soon. |
| GOODBYE | Good luck finding your father. |
| GOODBYE | Good luck. I'll try to meet up with you after you get the Vault door open. |
| GOODBYE | Watch yourself out there, the Wasteland is no place to be messing around. |
| GOODBYE | Safe travels. |
| GOODBYE | Come back soon. |
| GOODBYE | Thanks for keeping an old lady company. |
| GOODBYE | Don't blow us up, now. |
| GOODBYE | Hurry up. Those bigots got big comeuppance waiting for them. I mean to give it to them soon. Now get! |
| GOODBYE | I will. We've become pretty close and he's beginning to talk to me, so I think it's a good sign. |
| GOODBYE | You can be such an asshole sometimes. |
| GOODBYE | See ya later! |
| GOODBYE | Okay, I'm sorry Vancie. I'll be a good girl. |
| GOODBYE | You are the biggest jerk ever! Humph! |
| GOODBYE | Bye bye! |
| GOODBYE | It's the least I can do, Vance. You give so much and rarely receive. I'm glad I'm here to help. |
| GOODBYE | You have a lot to learn about dealing with people. |
| GOODBYE | Goodbye. |
| GOODBYE | You've made my day. I promise to never let you down! |
| GOODBYE | Screw you! Jerk! |
| GOODBYE | Well, see you around I guess. |
| GOODBYE | All right, all right. Don't get your nuts in a twist. |
| GOODBYE | Whatever. You'll come see me again when you need something. |
| GOODBYE | Sure thing, man! |
| GOODBYE | Take care, son. Now, get out of here. And good luck. |
| GOODBYE | Take care, sweetie. Now, get out of here. And good luck. |
| GOODBYE | Yep, do what you gotta do. |
| GOODBYE | Thanks for the disk. Maybe we'll cross sticks again some day. |
| GOODBYE | You know what you need to do. |
| GOODBYE | Of course you do. |
| GOODBYE | Please... help me. |
| GOODBYE | Please... God... I just need water. |
| GOODBYE | Till next time, sightseer. |
| GOODBYE | Come back anytime. |
| GOODBYE | You have yourself a fine day, sir. |
| GOODBYE | You have yourself a fine day, madame. |
| GOODBYE | If there's anything you require further feel free to ask, sir. |
| GOODBYE | If there's anything you require further feel free to ask, madame. |
| GOODBYE | I'll be sure and tidy up while you're away, sir. |
| GOODBYE | I'll be sure and tidy up while you're away, madame. |
| GOODBYE | Next time I see the Family, there's gonna be hell to pay. |
| GOODBYE | Take care of yourself. |
| GOODBYE | Okay. See ya later, pal! |
| GOODBYE | That's right. And don't come back! |
| GOODBYE | Come on, let's hurry up and get to Big Town! |
| GOODBYE | Why won't you just take me to Big Town? |
| GOODBYE | See ya, mister! |
| GOODBYE | See ya, lady! |
| GOODBYE | Now, was it five parts per milliliter or was it six? Hmmm... |
| GOODBYE | You have lots of work to do! |
| GOODBYE | Mabel's waiting for you. |
| GOODBYE | I look forward to seeing how you deal with this. |
| GOODBYE | Tell Timmy I said hi! |
| GOODBYE | Run along now. |
| GOODBYE | Betty... It's him. I know. He knows I know. |
| GOODBYE | It's the only thing that can save us. |
| GOODBYE | You can do it. I know you can. |
| GOODBYE | Just a chance to sleep. That's all I ask. |
| GOODBYE | Farewell, my friend. I suspect we may meet again. |
| GOODBYE | I won't be long. |
| GOODBYE | This place... so familiar. |
| GOODBYE | The G.E.C.K. lies ahead. Follow me. |
| GOODBYE | Come, let's continue. |
| GOODBYE | Take care, now. |
| GOODBYE | You stay safe. |
| GOODBYE | Later. |
| GOODBYE | Hurry! |
| GOODBYE | Watch your back. And don't trust that Roy Phillips for a second. |
| GOODBYE | It's dark in those tunnels. Shoot first, and ask questions later. |
| GOODBYE | And I shall follow. |
| GOODBYE | Very well. |
| GOODBYE | Whatever you say, honey. |
| GOODBYE | Whatever you say, honey. |
| GOODBYE | |
| GOODBYE | |
| GOODBYE | Get out of here! |
| GOODBYE | Just watch yourself. I've got an itchy trigger finger. |
| GOODBYE | Adios. |
| GOODBYE | Please, do what you can to find my brother. |
| GOODBYE | Good luck in the Museum. Bring me back something and I'll let you get a closer look at the Memorial. |
| GOODBYE | Sure. Silas will tell them you're allowed up there. |
| GOODBYE | Hey, thanks again for doing this for me, it means a lot. |
| GOODBYE | Remember, my offer still stands. |
| GOODBYE | All right, goodbye. |
| GOODBYE | Come back to us anytime. The Family considers you a friend. |
| GOODBYE | You are free to roam the common area of our home as our guest. |
| GOODBYE | Yeah... goodbye. |
| GOODBYE | Sure. Go. Just like everyone else. |
| GOODBYE | Good, now get out! |
| GOODBYE | Bye bye! Come back soon! |
| GOODBYE | I understand. Goodbye. |
| GOODBYE | Guess I'll see you around. |
| GOODBYE | Bye, sweetie! |
| GOODBYE | It was good talking to you. |
| GOODBYE | Just remember I got my eyes on you. We all do. |
| GOODBYE | Say it ain't so! |
| GOODBYE | Come on back soon, I may have some stuff for ya'. |
| GOODBYE | Yep, take it easy. |
| GOODBYE | Bye bye! |
| GOODBYE | Don't be a stranger, it's nice to have company. |
| GOODBYE | I'm certain our paths will cross again. |
| GOODBYE | Sigh. Alone again... |
| GOODBYE | Just get the hell away from me. |
| GOODBYE | Oh! Okay. Well, anytime you find yourself back in Megaton, be sure and look me up. |
| GOODBYE | Sounds good. Come back and visit me sometime. |
| GOODBYE | Goodbye. It's always nice to speak to you. |
| GOODBYE | What are you staring at me for then? |
| GOODBYE | Bye bye now! |
| GOODBYE | Sure thing, don't let me keep you. |
| GOODBYE | All right, see you later. |
| GOODBYE | I'm sure we'll meet again. |
| GOODBYE | Of course, of course! Don't let me keep you! |
| GOODBYE | Goodbye Outsider, and good luck. |
| GOODBYE | Have no fear, Outsider. I know you'll make a wise decision. |
| GOODBYE | Speak to me when you are ready to be purified, but don't keep the Great One waiting. |
| GOODBYE | This way, Outsider. Come along now. |
| GOODBYE | Goodbye, Outsider. |
| GOODBYE | I trust we'll speak again, Outsider. |
| GOODBYE | May the Great One bless you. |
| GOODBYE | May the sap of His wisdom sustain you. |
| GOODBYE | May your spirit rest in His branches. |
| GOODBYE | Farewell, Outsider. |
| GOODBYE | May you remain under the canopy of His protection. |
| GOODBYE | Sure thing. |
| GOODBYE | That's a damned shame. |
| GOODBYE | About time. I got better things to do. |
| GOODBYE | Good. I was tired of this conversation. |
| GOODBYE | Yeah, let's get to the action. |
| GOODBYE | And I shall follow. |
| GOODBYE | It is my hope that we will speak again soon. |
| GOODBYE | Lead on! |
| GOODBYE | Lead the way. |
| GOODBYE | Stay strong, my friend. |
| GOODBYE | Come back if you need something. |
| GOODBYE | Keep your skills sharp and your eyes peeled, alright? |
| GOODBYE | Until we meet again, keep yourself alive out there! |
| GOODBYE | Good luck out there. And maybe next time, you'll find something interesting for me, huh? |
| GOODBYE | See you out on the road, huh? |
| GOODBYE | Stay safe on the path you travel. |
| GOODBYE | Walk well, friend. |
| GOODBYE | See you next time you need that special little something. |
| GOODBYE | Cheers, pal. Watch yourself out there. |
| GOODBYE | We're not waiting here for long. |
| GOODBYE | If you're not back soon, we're outta here! |
| GOODBYE | I'm not sure I like that idea. If you're not back soon, I'm leaving. |
| GOODBYE | I'm not waiting here for long. |
| GOODBYE | Good, good. I'll know when you've completed your task. At that point, we can begin rebuilding this shattered world. Good luck. |
| GOODBYE | Yes, please do. |
| GOODBYE | Find human time. |
| GOODBYE | I leave now. |
| GOODBYE | I hate this place. |
| GOODBYE | Bored, bored, bored. |
| GOODBYE | Must go find human. |
| GOODBYE | Need more meat. I go now. |
| GOODBYE | I'm leaving now. |
| GOODBYE | Patrol not fun. |
| GOODBYE | Hungry I go find food. |
| GOODBYE | Back to work! |
| GOODBYE | Yessir, Mr. Moriarty. More drunk customers, coming up! |
| GOODBYE | Go! |
| GOODBYE | Jesus give me strength... |
| GOODBYE | Okay, son. Okay. |
| GOODBYE | I know, I know, sweetheart. Now you run along, okay? Billy's got some thinkin' to do. |
| GOODBYE | Hey, would you look at the time! Sorry sweetheart, I've got, um... somethin' to do... |
| GOODBYE | It's why you love me, Nova dear. |
| GOODBYE | Awww... No one loves you more, sweet lass. And don't you ever think any differently. Now quit yammering and get back to doing what you do, hmmm? |
| GOODBYE | Well then. Until next time. |
| GOODBYE | He he. You know, dad, for a sheriff, you're kind of a goofball. |
| GOODBYE | Heh, yeah, well... If that's what you need to tell yourself, go for it. He he he he. |
| GOODBYE | Yeah, we'll see. I'd just watch your fucking step around here, pal. There's a lot of ways to have an accident. Now... you have yourself a good day. |
| GOODBYE | Good answer. Now, fuck off. |
| GOODBYE | I'm watching you, outsider. You try anything, and I'll be there. |
| GOODBYE | Ha! I'm just fuckin' with you! Ha ha ha! I got you good! Now go... before you make me mad. |
| GOODBYE | You got it, buddy. |
| GOODBYE | You're the best, Billy! |
| GOODBYE | Thank you, Billy. I just... thanks. |
| GOODBYE | You're quite welcome, Nathan dear. |
| GOODBYE | You're welcome, you testy old fool. I swear, Nathan, one of these days you're going to give yourself a heart attack, just like Doc Church said.... |
| GOODBYE | Yeah, Yeah... |
| GOODBYE | Okay, okay, I know, I know... |
| GOODBYE | Well... damn it. I ain't about to go out lookin' for one myself! Ah well... you have a good one, Moira. |
| GOODBYE | Ah, damn. Oh well. Thanks, Moira. |
| GOODBYE | God, you can be such an asshole sometimes, Colin. Don't worry, the "princess" will serve her king. Happy now? |
| GOODBYE | I hear you, all right? Loud and clear. I'll make daddy proud. |
| GOODBYE | I'll talk to you later, hon. |
| GOODBYE | Okay, Gobbie. Bye. |
| GOODBYE | Please don't make it any harder than it has to be, Jericho. |
| GOODBYE | I'll tell you what, I'll give you an extra ten minutes next time. On me. Just don't let Colin know... |
| GOODBYE | Sure. |
| GOODBYE | Roger that. |
| GOODBYE | All right. |
| GOODBYE | Oh, anytime. |
| GOODBYE | Come back later. I mean, don't come back later. See if I care. |
| GOODBYE | Watch out for Muties and Raiders. |
| GOODBYE | Give me liberty, or give me death! |
| GOODBYE | I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country! |
| GOODBYE | There never was a good war or a bad peace. |
| GOODBYE | I've not yet begun to fight! |
| GOODBYE | I'm right behind you. |
| GOODBYE | Rivet City here we come! |
| GOODBYE | Keep your eyes on the mission, and off my ass please. |
| GOODBYE | I'm ready. Lead on. |
| GOODBYE | Just watch yourself, 'cause I'm not dragging your corpse back to Rivet City. |
| GOODBYE | I am getting so drunk when we get paid for this. |
| GOODBYE | Stay focused and we may just get through this. |
| GOODBYE | Come on, less gawking and more walking. |
| GOODBYE | I got your back. |
| GOODBYE | No Ranger will leave here alive! |
| GOODBYE | The roof will run red with their blood! |
| GOODBYE | Attack come soon. Wait 'til then. |
| GOODBYE | I'll crush the Rangers with my bare hands! |
| GOODBYE | Soon it will be our time. |
| GOODBYE | Ha ha ha ha ha. |
| GOODBYE | Keep eye open for more. |
| GOODBYE | Sure enough. |
| GOODBYE | Yep, no problem. |
| GOODBYE | Kick ass. |
| GOODBYE | No sweat. |
| GOODBYE | Watch your ass, kid. |
| GOODBYE | Don't worry. Me 'n Eugene's got your back. |
| GOODBYE | Watch yourself... I don't wanna lose another man. |
| GOODBYE | Stay frosty. |
| GOODBYE | Let's get a move on. |
| GOODBYE | Get that fission battery then double time it back here! |
| GOODBYE | Watch yourself, those ruins are bad ass. |
| GOODBYE | Take it easy... I don't want to lose you too. |
| GOODBYE | Careful out there. |
| GOODBYE | The Citadel is our only chance now. We have to make it there. |
| GOODBYE | I am sorry to be causing problems. |
| GOODBYE | I am sorry to be causing problems. |
| GOODBYE | We must keep moving. |
| GOODBYE | I really don't want to die down here. |
| GOODBYE | Be careful. |
| GOODBYE | Then leave. We'll do just fine without you. |
| GOODBYE | Well, then, get going! I'm busy plotting! |
| GOODBYE | At last, I can be done with your distracting prattle. |
| GOODBYE | Stay wary, citizen. And keep your laser handy! |
| GOODBYE | Stay safe, brave citizen. |
| GOODBYE | Good luck with those two troublemakers. |
| GOODBYE | Say hi to the Mechanist for me! |
| GOODBYE | You never any fun. |
| GOODBYE | Ah, nevermind! Talk with you is... stupid. |
| GOODBYE | Ah, I'm done talkin' to you anyway. |
| GOODBYE | Bah! I'm gonna go back to doin'... what I was doin'... |
| GOODBYE | Forget it! You too dumb to talk to. |
| GOODBYE | Watch yourself out there. |
| GOODBYE | Good hunting out there. |
| GOODBYE | Stay sharp. |
| GOODBYE | Sure, fine. Get going. |
| GOODBYE | Get a move on. |
| GOODBYE | Then get moving. |
| GOODBYE | You're welcome back anytime. The Brotherhood never forgets its allies. |
| GOODBYE | Just stay out of our way and everything will be fine. |
| GOODBYE | Drop back in anytime, pal. We could use the company! |
| GOODBYE | Okay. Just make sure not to interfere with our operations. |
| GOODBYE | Be careful out there. |
| GOODBYE | Suit yourself. |
| GOODBYE | Anytime you need a place to crash, duck in here. Be glad to provide. |
| GOODBYE | Right on, right on. Keep your radio tuned to GNR for the real gospel. |
| GOODBYE | This is pointless. |
| GOODBYE | Whatever. |
| GOODBYE | I hope next time I see you, the Declaration will be in hand. |
| GOODBYE | Remember, treat the document with care. It's a fragile piece of our history. |
| GOODBYE | Be careful, the Archives are infested with who knows what. |
| GOODBYE | Remember, donations are always welcome. |
| GOODBYE | Remember, bring me back anything interesting you find. |
| GOODBYE | Very well, be careful out there. |
| GOODBYE | See you later. |
| GOODBYE | Keep your head low. |
| GOODBYE | You watch out for 'guai! They're all over! |
| GOODBYE | We'll see y'all real soon! |
| GOODBYE | Y'all come back now, y'hea'? |
| GOODBYE | Yes! They're all dead! And I have the keys. The keys to the...are you still here? Get lost. I have a trip to plan. |
| GOODBYE | Finally, I have the keys. Your job is done and you've been paid, so move along. I have a trip to plan. |
| GOODBYE | Well, they may not all be dead, but I have the keys. I should have hired a better mercenary. Run along. I have a trip to plan. |
| GOODBYE | I hate you! |
| GOODBYE | You, too. Thanks again for your help. |
| GOODBYE | You've got to help me. |
| GOODBYE | Much later! Tunnel Snakes rule! |
| GOODBYE | Get out of here, kid. |
| GOODBYE | Regulate. |
| GOODBYE | Do not let this world taint you. |
| GOODBYE | Stay righteous. |
| GOODBYE | Hard work pays off! |
| GOODBYE | Do good work out there, we're counting on you! |
| GOODBYE | Come back anytime! |
| GOODBYE | All right. We better get back to it. Be careful. |
| GOODBYE | Yeah. Give me a shout if you see anything. |
| GOODBYE | I guess it's back to roach patrol. |
| GOODBYE | I am holding still. It's your old, palsied hands that are shaking. |
| GOODBYE | Don't blame me for your incompetence. Why, I remember George used to have the lightest touch. Those were the days... |
| GOODBYE | I don't believe you. I expect we'll be here for hours. |
| GOODBYE | Ouch! Do you have any idea what you're doing back there? |
| GOODBYE | That is not the servo-motor switch. To the left... left, I said! |
| GOODBYE | I think you just made it worse. Should I do this myself? |
| GOODBYE | I think I'd rather just stay broken than submit to any further indignity. |
| GOODBYE | Good luck. I need to take a look at poor Andy over here. His old gears just aren't up to this kind of excitement. |
| GOODBYE | You take care of yourself now. |
| GOODBYE | Oh... okay. Thank you, Stevie. It's so dark... |
| GOODBYE | I have big plans for Hannibal when I get my hands on him. |
| GOODBYE | Don't let me stop you. |
| GOODBYE | Don't be a stranger. |
| GOODBYE | Take care of yourself. |
| GOODBYE | Yes, ma'am. |
| GOODBYE | Yes, sir. |
| GOODBYE | Okay. |
| GOODBYE | May the spirit of the great Lincoln protect you. |
| GOODBYE | Right. |
| GOODBYE | Nothing but gray rocks. Just a lot of gray rocks... |
| GOODBYE | Yeah. Get me a thousand rounds of 5.56. You're a useless puke, Bill. Get away from me. |
| GOODBYE | I don't know, Caleb. Ammo is tight. I shouldn't use it up like that. |
| GOODBYE | Hmph. I suppose that little shit isn't totally useless. I'll grab it before I turn in tonight. |
| GOODBYE | I've been reading about Abraham Lincoln. He was a very great man, Bill. A very great man. |
| GOODBYE | I don't think that would be a good idea, Caleb. How about we talk about it tomorrow morning? Maybe during your lesson. |
| GOODBYE | Just the ones I already gave him. There might be some in the museum though. |
| GOODBYE | I hate guns. Besides, the pen is mightier than the sword. Or the assault rifle. |
| GOODBYE | Bless you, ma'am. |
| GOODBYE | Bless you, sir. |
| GOODBYE | It's good of you to say so, miss Alejandra. |
| GOODBYE | Terribly sorry, sir. It's what we got the most of. I can try frying it instead of boiling it if you like. |
| GOODBYE | Yes, sir. Right away, sir. |
| GOODBYE | Yes, ma'am. Begging your pardon, ma'am. |
| GOODBYE | I've got work to do. |
| GOODBYE | When I get time. Maybe once or twice a week. I'll try to do better. |
| GOODBYE | I need more steel rods. At least as long as your arm. I'll take as many of them as you can find, and don't mind the rust. |
| GOODBYE | Sure thing, Hannibal. |
| GOODBYE | Thank you, Simone. I just wish the words were going as well. |
| GOODBYE | Good luck against those Super Mutants. |
| GOODBYE | I hope we can make it to the Memorial by sundown. |
| GOODBYE | I don't think so. Don't worry. We're well armed, and soon we'll have a new home, safe from them. |
| GOODBYE | Simone and I will go hunting soon. Probably tomorrow. |
| GOODBYE | Don't worry, Caleb. Alejandra will find a reference for you. Once we are in our new home, maybe we'll find something there. |
| GOODBYE | Next time don't waste the ammo. Wait for it to get closer. |
| GOODBYE | Remember that the Department of Tourist Rights only guarantees your safety for 24 hours. After that time, you will be executed. |
| GOODBYE | Very well. Goodbye, Ambassador. |
| GOODBYE | You are safe here so long as you obey me, refugee. |
| GOODBYE | All spies say that. |
| GOODBYE | Ah well... two steps back, one forward as they say! |
| GOODBYE | Now, let's see. Where did I go wrong... |
| GOODBYE | Let's see... genetic sequence A28. Yes, this will be the one... |
| GOODBYE | Finally, a chance to recant my mistake! How marvelous! |
| GOODBYE | Much to do... so much to do... |
| GOODBYE | Be ever vigilant... those from the genus Solenopsis are not to be trifled with. |
| GOODBYE | I have important calculations to attend to. Good day. |
| GOODBYE | This work is quite delicate... please leave me to it. |
| GOODBYE | I would ask if you'd keep the interruptions to a minimum. |
| GOODBYE | {Shooting Noise} I wish I was tough like you! |
| GOODBYE | I wish you could stay here with me in Grayditch. |
| GOODBYE | You're pretty swell for a grownup! |
| GOODBYE | Stomp those stupid Ants! |
| GOODBYE | Kill those ants dead! |
| GOODBYE | Now I can never go home! |
| GOODBYE | If you look around enough in Grayditch you might find some useful stuff people left behind. |
| GOODBYE | Please be careful, I don't want you to die either. |
| GOODBYE | Sigh. I just wish things would go back to how they used to be. |
| GOODBYE | Be careful or those things might getcha. |
| GOODBYE | Goodbye. Take care of yourself. |
| GOODBYE | Stay away from Dave. He's mine. |
| GOODBYE | You're safe as long as Dave says so. |
| GOODBYE | Come back and visit the museum anytime! |
| GOODBYE | Just don't bother me. I've got stuff to do for Dave. |
| GOODBYE | I have to go practice my Dave impression, anyway. |
| GOODBYE | Goodbye, Miss Not-Mommy. |
| GOODBYE | Goodbye, Mister Not-Dave. |
| GOODBYE | That's what Dave always says. |
| GOODBYE | Hurray for the Republic! |
| GOODBYE | Be back soon! And bring more caps! |
| GOODBYE | I'll be watching you. |
| GOODBYE | Careful out there. |
| GOODBYE | Sure. |
| GOODBYE | |
| GOODBYE | Come back soon! |
| GOODBYE | See you next time! |
| GOODBYE | I suppose there's no chance for a nice conversation today, is there. |
| GOODBYE | Yes, well... I guess there's always tomorrow. |
| GOODBYE | Well... Good talking with you, boy, as always. |
| GOODBYE | I'm fine, okay? |
| GOODBYE | I'll, umm... I'll just be over here. |
| GOODBYE | Umm... okay. Bye. |
| GOODBYE | If you insist, Derek. If you wanna talk later, I'm around. |
| GOODBYE | You're the boss, man. We can talk about it later, if you want. |
| GOODBYE | Sounds like a good plan. |
| GOODBYE | You know you can rely on me for that. |
| GOODBYE | Umm... Yes, sir. I mean, Dominic. |
| GOODBYE | Okay... if you insist. |
| GOODBYE | Good. See you later. And you better show up! |
| GOODBYE | You'd better believe it. |
| GOODBYE | I mean it. |
| GOODBYE | Great! I'll see you later, Machete! |
| GOODBYE | No problem, Machete. See you later. |
| GOODBYE | Umm... Yes, miss. |
| GOODBYE | Of course. |
| GOODBYE | Yes, I should say that you do. |
| GOODBYE | Take a look around if you want, but please be quick. You may have left, but this is the only world we know, and we need your help. |
| GOODBYE | Please, convince the Overseer to stop the lockdown. We're all counting on you. |
| GOODBYE | Be careful. |
| GOODBYE | Well, okay. Just be careful down here. The Vault's changed, I tell you. |
| GOODBYE | Catch you later. Maybe. |
| GOODBYE | Whatever. |
| GOODBYE | Watch yourself down here. |
| GOODBYE | Oh, please be careful. |
| GOODBYE | Yes, you do. |
| GOODBYE | Yeah, right. |
| GOODBYE | Will do. You too. |
| GOODBYE | I'll keep talking with them. Who else am I gonna hang out with? |
| GOODBYE | Man, way to be a buzzkill. |
| GOODBYE | Come on, cheer up. Paul wouldn't want you moping around like that. |
| GOODBYE | I have no doubt that we shall. No doubt at all. |
| GOODBYE | We certainly shall. In time, everything will be solved. |
| GOODBYE | Harrumph. |
| GOODBYE | He's not listening to me. But there's someone else who might be able to convince him. We'll see. |
| GOODBYE | Sure you will, Butch. Sure you will. |
| GOODBYE | I'll keep myself safe if you do the same, Amata. |
| GOODBYE | That'd be fun, like a slumber party! |
| GOODBYE | Don't be silly, Susie. |
| GOODBYE | Well, just be careful, okay? |
| GOODBYE | All right, dear. Just don't get into any trouble. |
| GOODBYE | I hope to see you again. I've very much enjoyed our chat together. |
| GOODBYE | I'm glad you stopped by to see me. |
| GOODBYE | Please, come and see me again. |
| GOODBYE | See you around, mister. |
| GOODBYE | Okay, miss. See you around. |
| GOODBYE | Okay, bye. |
| GOODBYE | Yeah, me too. |
| GOODBYE | Bye-bye. |
| GOODBYE | See you later, alligator. |
| GOODBYE | So long. |
| GOODBYE | Bye. |
| GOODBYE | See you. |
| GOODBYE | Yeah. See you. |
| GOODBYE | Whatever. |
| GOODBYE | Bye. |
| GOODBYE | Later. |
| GOODBYE | Have a wonderful and productive day. |
| GOODBYE | Bye. |
| GOODBYE | Whatever floats your boat, sweetcheeks. |
| GOODBYE | Sure thing, honey. |
| GOODBYE | Baby, I hate it when you leave, but I love watching you go. |
| GOODBYE | Suit yourself. |
| GOODBYE | Fine, I don't care. |
| GOODBYE | Whatever. |
| GOODBYE | Bye bye, now. |
| GOODBYE | Be careful out there, sweetie! |
| GOODBYE | Awww, sorry you got to go. |
| GOODBYE | Sure thing, honey. |
| GOODBYE | Hey if this thing with Sierra doesn't work out... |
| GOODBYE | Baby, I hate it when you leave, but I love watching you go. |
| GOODBYE | Just remember, only one that's gonna' lay a finger on her is me. Got it? |
| GOODBYE | Good, then stop gawking and get me some Quantum. |
| GOODBYE | Just watch your ass around Sierra. She's mine. |
| GOODBYE | Good luck! Watch out for meanies! |
| GOODBYE | Hurry back, maybe I'll make some of my legendary Quantum Sorbet! |
| GOODBYE | That's okay, take your time and don't break the bottles! |
| GOODBYE | Be careful out there, sweetie! |
| GOODBYE | I can't wait, I can't wait, I can't wait! |
| GOODBYE | Awww, sorry you got to go. |
| GOODBYE | Good work. |
| GOODBYE | You can do it. Just aim and shoot. |
| GOODBYE | Come on. Let's go. |
| GOODBYE | Happy birthday, honey. |
| GOODBYE | Happy birthday, son. |
| GOODBYE | Thanks. I'll send him right down. |
| GOODBYE | Thanks. I'll send her right down. |
| GOODBYE | Who wants to go around all day being called a "Vault Dweller"? Sometimes I think you really are as dumb as you look. |
| GOODBYE | Jeez, Wally. Who's the head of the gang, you or me? No way. |
| GOODBYE | Nice try. But shouldn't it be "The Big Cheese and Wally"? And why do you always have to get your name in there? |
| GOODBYE | We're not naming ourselves after you. Drop it, all right? |
| GOODBYE | Well at least it doesn't have your name in it somewhere. Which makes it better than any of your other ideas. |
| GOODBYE | I never said I didn't like it. I just haven't made up my mind yet, okay? |
| GOODBYE | Paul, you really are as dumb as you look, aren't you? Sounds like a washing machine or something. |
| GOODBYE | Shut up, Paul. Ha ha ha! Look at his face. |
| GOODBYE | That's not bad... Wait, didn't you just say that a minute ago? Come on, dummy, we need new ideas! |
| GOODBYE | I'll tell you one person who's not going to be in it. You! Ha ha ha. Just kidding, Paul. No I wasn't. Yes I was. Psych! Ha ha ha. |
| GOODBYE | Go ahead and punk out if you want. Me and Wally will find somebody else to be in our gang. |
| GOODBYE | Hmm. Grease Weasels. Pretty good. But is a weasel scary, or just goofy? They've got teeth and everything, right? |
| GOODBYE | I said I'd think about it. Come on, we need some new ones. |
| GOODBYE | Shut up and let me think a minute. |
| GOODBYE | Well... I don't know. I've got to think about it. |
| GOODBYE | Oh, never mind. I can't believe my mom made me come to this stupid party. |
| GOODBYE | Buck up, Butch. You always have good ideas. |
| GOODBYE | I'm trying, Butch. I just can't think of anything right now. |
| GOODBYE | Don't worry about it, Butch. You'll think of something. I know you will. |
| GOODBYE | You guys crack me up. |
| GOODBYE | This party is worse than the Atrium on Founder's Day... |
| GOODBYE | Whatever. Can we talk about something else already? |
| GOODBYE | Get outta here. |
| GOODBYE | Fine, go. |
| GOODBYE | Don't screw up, okay? |
| GOODBYE | Right. Sure, thanks for asking. Well, I'll see you later. |
| GOODBYE | Okay, yeah. Thanks for asking. I'll catch up with you later. |
| GOODBYE | Bye bye! |
| GOODBYE | Have a great day! |
| GOODBYE | Take care now! |
| GOODBYE | Have fun out there, okay? |
| GOODBYE | Take care. It's a big Wasteland -- but you know that better than me, right? |
| GOODBYE | Good luck with that research! |
| GOODBYE | Try not to die! |
| GOODBYE | The info you're bringing back is great. Looking forward to more! |
| GOODBYE | Keep up the great research, super-assistant! |
| GOODBYE | Thanks again for saving my life at the police station. |
| GOODBYE | I showed you my new gun already, didn't I? |
| GOODBYE | Have a crappy - ah what the hell! Have a good one! |
| GOODBYE | Don't be a stranger! |
| GOODBYE | Remember: If you ever need a side kick, I'm your man! |
| GOODBYE | Go kick some ass! |
| GOODBYE | Thanks again for everything! |
| GOODBYE | I like you. |
| GOODBYE | Careful of the Mutants! |
| GOODBYE | Be careful! |
| GOODBYE | We need to get out of here! Move it! |
| GOODBYE | If those Muties try to take me again, I'll give THEM something to worry about for a change! |
| GOODBYE | Keep an eye out for Muties! |
| GOODBYE | We're all going to die! |
| GOODBYE | If the Mutants get you, come back and haunt me. |
| GOODBYE | I'm worried about Red! |
| GOODBYE | Big Town's not exactly what I though it would be. If you ever need a side kick, let me know! |
| GOODBYE | I'm so tired of being frightened all the time! |
| GOODBYE | Watch yourself out there. |
| GOODBYE | Don't let the door hit you on the ass, clown shoes. Hah ha! |
| GOODBYE | Don't let the door hit your sweet, sweet ass. Hah ha! |
| GOODBYE | Take care, sugar. |
| GOODBYE | Bye, bye, honey. |
| GOODBYE | So long, Bill... |
| GOODBYE | So long, Jack... |
| GREETING | Our abolitionist hero! |
| GREETING | Life is much better for us here than it was in the Wasteland. We're better armed and better fed. |
| GREETING | Yeah? What is it? |
| GREETING | Who the hell are you?! Where did you come from?! Did Moriarty send you?! |
| GREETING | Those Raiders strapped me with explosives! You've got to help me! |
| GREETING | Welcome to Rivet City. Please wait while the bridge extends. |
| GREETING | Welcome to the Chop Shop. I'm Nurse Graves, Doctor Barrows' assistant. |
| GREETING | Don't let our place's name fool you. The Doctor is very good with injuries, dismemberments, and trauma. |
| GREETING | If you require any Stimpaks or Bloodpacks, let me know. |
| GREETING | You did it! You disarmed that thing! |
| GREETING | My dad... he... He would have been real happy about that. Thank you. |
| GREETING | He wanted you to have these... a key and the deed to an empty place up behind the Brass Lantern. You can move in there if you want. |
| GREETING | Oh, and talk to Moira at Craterside Supply. She can help you decorate the place. |
| GREETING | My dad told me about how you're going to disarm the bomb. He gave me some stuff for you for when you get it done... |
| GREETING | Pretty impressive work for a civilian, bringing the Doctor here in once piece. |
| GREETING | Sarah Lyons, Sentinel and commander of Lyons' Pride. Welcome to the Citadel. |
| GREETING | Yeah? |
| GREETING | Hey there. |
| GREETING | Yeah? What do you want? |
| GREETING | What's up? |
| GREETING | Hi there, mister. You need something? |
| GREETING | Hi there, miss. Can I help you with something? |
| GREETING | Hello again. Did you need something else? |
| GREETING | I'm not supposed to talk to strangers. |
| GREETING | I doubt I can help you. I'm just a kid, you know. |
| GREETING | |
| GREETING | You never should have left, kid. Now, we'll make sure nobody ever leaves again! |
| GREETING | Surely you have someplace better to be than hanging around my classroom? |
| GREETING | I'm guessing that you've come about the notice. You know, I've heard about you. |
| GREETING | You're not bad people, from what I understand. And the Regulators can always use good folks. |
| GREETING | So, what do you say? You read the notice, and you're here, so I'm guessing that you want to ride with us. Am I right? |
| GREETING | You did me a great favor with those keys. How do you like my new armor? Those keys led me right to it. |
| GREETING | You stole what was rightfully mine! Get lost. |
| GREETING | Well, if it isn't "my hero," the guy who sprang me from the Vault! I think I owe this man a drink! |
| GREETING | Well, if it isn't my best gal, the one who sprung me from the Vault! I think I owe this lovely lady a drink! |
| GREETING | How's it hanging? |
| GREETING | Hey, what's the word? |
| GREETING | Can't talk now. We've heard Slavers are attacking. |
| GREETING | Wow! What luck! |
| GREETING | I'm Sticky. Forget these little kids. I'll take you to Big Town where the mungos -- err, I mean, where the grownups live. I'm headed there now. |
| GREETING | A3-21... awaiting initialization protocol parameters... |
| GREETING | My name's Clover. I hear you're the new man in my life. |
| GREETING | You're looking for a bodyguard, and I'm looking for a body. Sounds like we're going to have some fun times, lover. |
| GREETING | My name's Clover. I hear you're the new woman in my life. |
| GREETING | You're looking for a bodyguard, and I'm looking for a body. Sounds like we're going to have some fun times, lover. |
| GREETING | If you're going to get yourself killed out here, you mind doing it further away from our bunker? |
| GREETING | I don't want your corpse stinking up our little patch of heaven. |
| GREETING | Think you can take charge of the gang by getting rid of me? |
| GREETING | Hey, man. Can I come with you again? This place sucks. |
| GREETING | I hope you're here to turn yourself in, young man. You're already in enough trouble as it is. Don't make it worse for yourself. |
| GREETING | I hope you're here to turn yourself in, young lady. You're already in enough trouble as it is. Don't make it worse for yourself. |
| GREETING | I have nothing else to say to you. |
| GREETING | You will come to regret your actions. |
| GREETING | You should be proud of your accomplishment. |
| GREETING | Salutations, Commander! Sergeant RL-3, Gutsy-class robotic soldier, reporting for duty! |
| GREETING | Alright. Let's go. |
| GREETING | There's a bomb strapped to me! You've got to disarm it, quick! |
| GREETING | Help me! I'm wired with explosives! |
| GREETING | Help! This bomb is about to go off! |
| GREETING | Thanks! You saved my life! |
| GREETING | What... who? You mean... are you for real? I'm safe? |
| GREETING | I... I need to get out of here! Here, take these supplies. It's all I have, but they'll only slow me down. |
| GREETING | Thank you! Whoever you are, thank you! The... things they talked about doing to me... |
| GREETING | Look, I don't have anything to offer you except these supplies. I don't know why they didn't take it. |
| GREETING | I'm... I'm alive! I can't believe it! I'm alive! |
| GREETING | Here, I managed to hide this stuff before they tied me up. You take it, it's the best I can do to thank you... |
| GREETING | My... thank you! Thank you so much! I thought I was dead for sure! |
| GREETING | Here, I managed to hide these supplies before they tied me up. You take them, it's the best I can do to thank you... |
| GREETING | Oh my God! I thought I was dead! You saved me! |
| GREETING | They dropped this stuff... Why don't you take it? It's all I have. |
| GREETING | Yeah, I remember you. What's up? |
| GREETING | Hey man, relax. We can do business. |
| GREETING | There rest of these guys around here might not want anything to do with you, but I got no problem with you... well, not with your caps at least. |
| GREETING | Shh. Not too loud. I don't really want people to know that we're doin' business. |
| GREETING | There rest of these guys around here might not want anything to do with you, but I got no problem with you... well, not with your caps at least. |
| GREETING | Hey, good to see you again. What do you need? |
| GREETING | Greetings, fellow survivor! Another fine day in the Wastes, isn't it? |
| GREETING | You came to visit! You'll never guess what I found out in the Wastes, when I was supposed to be patrolling. |
| GREETING | Here. This is for you. |
| GREETING | Oh, hi there! I'm Bittercup. |
| GREETING | |
| GREETING | Well, hello there. You look like you could use a rest. |
| GREETING | Oh, just look at my terrible manners! I'm Agatha. It's so nice to meet you. |
| GREETING | Mmmm-hmmm. What's that you're carrying? Is it something else to taunt me with? |
| GREETING | I told you to get the hell out and I meant it! |
| GREETING | Sit down a spell and relax. |
| GREETING | You're a sight for these old eyes. |
| GREETING | Well, well. Look who the cat dragged in. |
| GREETING | Good work! That's one less Radroach to deal with. |
| GREETING | Let's get a picture together. Capture the moment. |
| GREETING | What are you looking at? You'd think you'd never seen a Ghoul up close before. |
| GREETING | What the hell did you wake me up for, smoothskin? What are you staring at? You think you'd never seen a Ghoul up close before. |
| GREETING | Okay, there you go. The computer is on again. Dunno what good it'll do you. |
| GREETING | I'll get that computer turned on for you. |
| GREETING | ...okay. You got all that? I think you know enough now to at least move around in Power Armor without killing yourself. That�s something, right? |
| GREETING | God help us all. |
| GREETING | I'm getting out of here! |
| GREETING | I'm getting out of here! |
| GREETING | I'm getting out of here! |
| GREETING | Hey. We grabbed this on our last mission. Thought you might like it. |
| GREETING | I have no time to waste with you. Far more important matters await the attention of the AntAgonizer! |
| GREETING | Really. Thanks for all your help, but I've got things I have to attend to. |
| GREETING | Alright, that should do it. You need anything else? |
| GREETING | And we're all done. That wasn't so bad, was it? Did you need anything else? |
| GREETING | All better now, you big baby. Can I get back to work now? |
| GREETING | There you go! I hope you like it. |
| GREETING | You're a real hero the way you handled the Ghouls. |
| GREETING | I was worried about those Ghouls. Now I can get back to worrying about important things, like what color to dye my hair. Thanks for everything! |
| GREETING | You're amazing. The way you handled those Ghouls. Good show! |
| GREETING | Guess we can try living with the Ghouls. |
| GREETING | I hope those Ghouls try to get along with us civilized people. |
| GREETING | My friend! I see I've found you at last! |
| GREETING | I knew you had survived, and I had hoped to assist in your rescue to repay my debt to you. |
| GREETING | So what, you here to make fun of me or something? |
| GREETING | I can't believe you sold me to Slavers! Why would you do that to me? |
| GREETING | Well, you can... you can just GO TO HELL. That's right. I said it and I mean it. I never wanna talk to you again. Like ever! |
| GREETING | What's the matter with you? Leave me alone! |
| GREETING | Get away from me! I never wanna see you again! |
| GREETING | I got a lot of stuff to get together. Can't wait to get to Paradise Falls! |
| GREETING | I got a lot of stuff to get together. Can't wait to get to Rivet City! |
| GREETING | I got a lot of stuff to get together. Can't wait to get to Little Lamplight! |
| GREETING | Checking up on me or something? |
| GREETING | You do actually know how to plant mines, right? |
| GREETING | The robots are over in the junkyard, in case you're wondering. |
| GREETING | Are you going to show us how to fix the robots? |
| GREETING | So are you going to ever show us how to be sneaky so we can hide from the Super Mutants? |
| GREETING | I'm getting bored. I thought you were going to teach us something. |
| GREETING | Go on, I'm watching. Show us what to do. |
| GREETING | I'm confused. What am I supposed to be doing? Can you show me? |
| GREETING | We're all watching you waiting to learn something. Well. Get on with it already! |
| GREETING | Go on. I'm paying attention. Show us what to do. |
| GREETING | Well, hotshot. Are you going to teach us something, or just stand there looking stupid? |
| GREETING | Oooh. I can't wait. Show us what to do! |
| GREETING | I'm watching. Go on. Teach us what to do. |
| GREETING | Look, no offense, but I've got some heavy things to think about. Just go tell Zimmer I'm waiting for him. |
| GREETING | Look. I appreciate you're helping with Zimmer, but I really just want to put this all behind me. So I'm going to pretend none of that happened. |
| GREETING | Now, is there something I can help you with citizen? |
| GREETING | You've been rather busy lately. Asking questions. "Investigating." So, is that it? You're some kind of investigator? A detective for hire? |
| GREETING | Or do you have some kind of personal grudge against an innocent android who simply wants to be left alone? Please, tell me. I'd really like to know. |
| GREETING | What the hell do you want? I hope you've decided to be more civil. |
| GREETING | I'm only gonna ask you this one time. Give me the Naughty Nightwear! |
| GREETING | Yeah, yeah. Just keep on walkin'. |
| GREETING | Lemme guess... you said something dumb and now Birch wants you outta Oasis. Wonderful. |
| GREETING | You better get a move on before they really get mad and hunt you down. |
| GREETING | Oh great. Now you got yourself kicked out of here. |
| GREETING | Looks like I'll have to find someone else to help me. You better get outta here... these guys will get pretty cross if you stick around. |
| GREETING | I can't believe you'd kill those innocent people like that. And I thought I was a monster! |
| GREETING | If I could move, I would show you a thing or two, but Bob has me stuck here. |
| GREETING | Those people you killed were some of the most peaceful people in the Wasteland! |
| GREETING | How could you do that to them? |
| GREETING | Leave me alone! Me and Bob have better things to do than speak to a murderer! |
| GREETING | Now go away and never come back! |
| GREETING | How dare you come into Oasis and shoot up the place! |
| GREETING | Even Bob is mad at you, and he never gets mad except when I don't stop calling him Herbert! |
| GREETING | Great job kid! Meet me around front. |
| GREETING | Herbert Dashwood. Damn glad to meet you! Call me Daring. Everyone else does. |
| GREETING | Don't suppose you'll let me finish this drink before killing me? Hmm? |
| GREETING | It's hard to drink with all that screaming. |
| GREETING | Okay fine! Quit pestering me. I know I'm going to bloody die, and I want to do it with a bloody, Bloody Mary in my hand. Is that alright with you? |
| GREETING | I'm busy drinking. |
| GREETING | Die zombie! |
| GREETING | Goddamn it! This is no time to talk! |
| GREETING | Great job kid! |
| GREETING | Here, take this mask. It'll keep you safe from the Ferals. Just don't get too close to them, or they'll sniff you out. Don't forget to PUT IT ON! |
| GREETING | Come on kid. There's killing and maiming going on. We can talk later. |
| GREETING | Help! |
| GREETING | Are you daft?! Don't stand there. Do something! |
| GREETING | Please! Don't hurt me! |
| GREETING | Oh my God! They're killing everyone! |
| GREETING | Help! Don't kill me! |
| GREETING | Help! |
| GREETING | Why are you doing this? |
| GREETING | Don't just stand their child! Take up the fight! |
| GREETING | Aiiiyeeeeah! Get away from me! |
| GREETING | Find a place to hide, comrade! |
| GREETING | Don't hurt me! Please! |
| GREETING | We're all going to die! |
| GREETING | No!!! Don't! |
| GREETING | Help us! Please! |
| GREETING | Don't hurt me! |
| GREETING | Help us! |
| GREETING | What's the status on those Tenpenny bigots? |
| GREETING | Well kid, what've you accomplished? |
| GREETING | What's the word at Tenpenny, kid? |
| GREETING | What do you want? |
| GREETING | What are you looking at? |
| GREETING | I'm really not in the mood, so leave me alone. |
| GREETING | You take care of those Ghouls yet? |
| GREETING | You having trouble with those Ghouls? |
| GREETING | Hmph. Didn't think you had it in you. Guess you proved me wrong. Good job. Knowing those Ghouls are gone takes a load off my mind. Thanks. |
| GREETING | You'll be wanting the reward now, won't you. I suppose you've earned it. |
| GREETING | There's your caps. Contract fulfilled, debt paid. This don't mean we're buddies, alright? Now get going. |
| GREETING | Your constant need to chatter is pressing on my optic nerve. |
| GREETING | Yes? |
| GREETING | You have a curious look about you. I presume you have something interesting to tell me? |
| GREETING | Well, well. What have we here? Allow me to introduce myself. I'm Susan Lancaster. Perhaps we can become better acquainted, in the near future? |
| GREETING | Hmm. What have we here? A lost little girl? Do you have permission to be in here? If not, you should leave before it gets ugly. |
| GREETING | Edgar Wellington the second, at your service. Please excuse my demeanor. My wife recently passed away. |
| GREETING | Hold on there... who let YOU in here? |
| GREETING | Edgar Wellington the second. Have you met my wife Millicent? |
| GREETING | Hold on... who let YOU in here? |
| GREETING | Edgar Wellington the second, at your service. |
| GREETING | Hold on... who let YOU in here? |
| GREETING | Who is this? You're not authorized to use this intercom! |
| GREETING | So, what did ya bring me? |
| GREETING | So what's the deal. You gonna get me some Sugar Bombs or what? |
| GREETING | You're n..not here to try and steal my secrets are you? |
| GREETING | Get away from me, smoothskin. |
| GREETING | You lookin' for a problem? |
| GREETING | The hell you looking at, smoothskin? |
| GREETING | I like these guys, they let me play with their pucks. |
| GREETING | Hey, I may be just a Winger now, but I'll make Centre soon. |
| GREETING | Sorry, we've got practice. Maybe we'll cross sticks again one day. |
| GREETING | Hold it right there! What are you doing here? |
| GREETING | Stand aside, comrade, while we deal with these Imperialist dogs. |
| GREETING | Was there something else? |
| GREETING | You did a good thing, delivering that component to Zimmer. Telling him the android was dead. For that, I'm going entrust you with some information. |
| GREETING | The android's transformation was done by a man named Pinkerton, here in Rivet City. He's hidden down in the broken fore section of the ship. |
| GREETING | You'll need to swim to reach him, but if you're inclined, Pinkerton can perform a facial reconstruction on you as well. |
| GREETING | It won't disguise your identity, but you'll be able to experience life in a new skin, and truly understand... that we're all human on the inside. |
| GREETING | We'd best not be seen speaking with each other further. If you want a new face, see Pinkerton, down in the flooded fore section of the carrier. |
| GREETING | The android's transformation was done by a man named Pinkerton, here in Rivet City. He's hidden down in the broken fore section of the ship. |
| GREETING | You'll need to swim to reach him, but if you're inclined, Pinkerton can perform a facial reconstruction on you as well. |
| GREETING | It won't disguise your identity, but you'll be able to experience life in a new skin, and truly understand... that we're all human on the inside. |
| GREETING | Our dealings are done. I must ready myself for the journey back to the Commonwealth. Now if you don't mind... |
| GREETING | The Henderson estate is in tip-top shape, young master. Have a wonderful day! |
| GREETING | The Henderson estate is in tip-top shape, young miss. Have a wonderful day! |
| GREETING | You just manage to get yourself into all sorts of trouble, don't you? |
| GREETING | Welcome to the Citadel. Not many civilians get to see the place. |
| GREETING | What in the HELL do you think you're doing, mungo? |
| GREETING | Hold it right there, mister! |
| GREETING | Don't take another step, or we'll blow your fucking head off! |
| GREETING | Hold it right there, lady! |
| GREETING | Don't take another step, or we'll blow your fucking head off! |
| GREETING | Unless you've got Sammy and the others with you, then get lost! |
| GREETING | You again? I told you to get lost! |
| GREETING | Hey, hey buddy! Hi. Yeah, so listen, thanks and all. Really great job you did there. |
| GREETING | Boy this place is something else, isn't it? Really amazing stuff here. |
| GREETING | Listen, thanks for getting us through that. I'm not stupid; I know we wouldn't have made it without you. |
| GREETING | I'm sorry about your dad, and I'm sorry I've acted like an ass. |
| GREETING | Hey, how's it going? |
| GREETING | It's good to see you again. I hope that we can return to the purifier soon and finish your father's work. |
| GREETING | In the meantime, it seems that my talents are of use to the Brotherhood. I still don't completely trust them, but I'm willing to look past that. |
| GREETING | If you need something specific, please make it quick. Otherwise, excuse me. I have work to attend to. |
| GREETING | What? |
| GREETING | Please excuse me. There is much work to be done. |
| GREETING | Please excuse me. There is much work to be done. |
| GREETING | Looks like it's all clear. Unlocking outer doors. |
| GREETING | Door's open. Quit buzzing me, willya? |
| GREETING | I'm not opening the door now! Are you crazy?! |
| GREETING | Door stays closed until we finish securing the perimeter. |
| GREETING | Keep your shirt on. I'm not opening the door until the commander gives the all clear. |
| GREETING | Do you mind? We're a little busy at the moment! |
| GREETING | You've helped me so much, it seems wrong to ask, but can you spare any more water? |
| GREETING | I'll never forget you. Thank you for your help. |
| GREETING | I hate to ask but... do you have any more water? |
| GREETING | You've saved my life. Thank you, stranger. I hate to ask you this, but times are hard... |
| GREETING | Can you spare any more water? |
| GREETING | Just leave me to die in peace. |
| GREETING | Just go away. I'd like to die without you standing over me gloating. |
| GREETING | Oh, thank God. Someone new! I need water! Please! Water! |
| GREETING | Can you help me? I need water... purified water... please... |
| GREETING | Please... do you have any water? I'm so thirsty... |
| GREETING | Please! Please help me... I need water! I'm dying! |
| GREETING | So, it looks like you decided to do things their way. How come? |
| GREETING | So, it looks like you decided to do things their way. How come? |
| GREETING | Well, well, well! Look who it is Bob! It's our new friend! |
| GREETING | Greetings, fellow survivor! The great work of rebuilding humanity must go forward! |
| GREETING | Another Wasteland survivor, huh? Sorry, but I don't got enough to share. Get your own copy of the book and do your own hunting! |
| GREETING | Glad to see a friendly face out here. |
| GREETING | I swear, that damn book nearly ended me. |
| GREETING | Whew! I thought I was a goner. You saved my life. Here, take this. It's the least I can do. |
| GREETING | So, Mechanist! You've come to throw yourself on the mercy of the Ant Queen? |
| GREETING | Very well! We shall grant you the kindest of our gifts for any human. A swift death! |
| GREETING | Another human with a death wish... Welcome to the Mall, tourist. |
| GREETING | What's up, tourist? |
| GREETING | Atten-shun! Civilian on deck! |
| GREETING | We need to have us a little talk. You keep your gun in your holster when you're in my town. |
| GREETING | Otherwise, we're going to have a problem. And Charon solves my problems for me. Understand? |
| GREETING | Now... how can I help you? |
| GREETING | Well now, lookee here. We got us a smoothskin that I ain't ever seen before. I'm Ahzrukhal, and this... this is the Ninth Circle. |
| GREETING | Folks got problems, and I got liquor to sell to 'em... well, liquor and a few other pick me ups. You need anything, you just let me know. |
| GREETING | Got to get away! They're burning everything! |
| GREETING | Grayditch... it's burning... burning! |
| GREETING | This is surprising. Another of my kind, who does not follow the mindless killing way. |
| GREETING | You haven't shot at me yet. That's different. |
| GREETING | Are you afraid of me? I understand. All of my brothers you've met have been savage killers. |
| GREETING | I try to think I am different from them, but maybe I'm only fooling myself. Maybe there is no escaping my inborn nature. |
| GREETING | You are friends with another of my brothers? I am astounded! I thought I was the only one who wanted more from life. |
| GREETING | Ah, my little friend. Our paths cross once again. I have wandered far since we last spoke. |
| GREETING | I didn't mean to come this way, actually, but some bleeders... ah, excuse me, some humans have been chasing me. |
| GREETING | I am glad to see you, little one. I hope your life has been happy since we last spoke. |
| GREETING | Not now! |
| GREETING | There's no time to discuss it. Someone needs to activate the purifier now... Please! |
| GREETING | Well, that takes care of that. |
| GREETING | By now the Pride should be mopping up whatever opposition is left outside. |
| GREETING | Let's get this room secured. |
| GREETING | |
| GREETING | I'm sorry, but you have to leave. Goodbye. |
| GREETING | Our business is finished. Please leave immediately. |
| GREETING | It's a shame you've got to go. But you'll do okay out there, I'm sure. |
| GREETING | It's a shame you've got to go. But you'll do okay out there, I'm sure. |
| GREETING | Goodbye. We'll miss you. |
| GREETING | Good riddance. Get out. |
| GREETING | Stay back! |
| GREETING | Stay out of this! |
| GREETING | Well, I see you've returned. |
| GREETING | Done with the dust and ruins of the Wasteland, are you? Given up looking for daddy? Thought you could just slink back in, like a teen missing curfew? |
| GREETING | Well, that's too bad. You have no future in this Vault. You're tainted. |
| GREETING | You just couldn't let us live in peace, could you? You couldn't have a home, so you decided to destroy ours. |
| GREETING | But I'll see to it that you die first! |
| GREETING | You just couldn't let us live in peace, could you? You couldn't have a home, so you've decided to destroy ours. |
| GREETING | Stop right there! I don't know how you got in here, but... Hold on... |
| GREETING | Wait a minute! It's you! I hardly recognized you with all the dust and grime from out there. |
| GREETING | Guess that explains how you got that door open. You've got more experience with it than most everyone down here combined. |
| GREETING | I guess you can see how bad things are down here. Sorry, where were we going? |
| GREETING | Make it quick. |
| GREETING | I heard you were leaving us. That's not really true, is it? |
| GREETING | I really shouldn't be seen talking with you, you know. What do you want? |
| GREETING | I've gotta say, it's a shame to see you go. I still remember when you turned ten. Who could have guessed how you'd grow up? |
| GREETING | Hey, if it ain't a fellow Tunnel Snake, slumming it down here with the old crew? |
| GREETING | I thought you'd be out there tearing up the Wasteland and raising Hell! |
| GREETING | But if you've gotta be back, might as well make yourself useful. You gotta help us. |
| GREETING | Damn, look who's come waltzing back into the Vault? |
| GREETING | It takes some real balls coming back here after everything you and your dad screwed up. |
| GREETING | But if you've gotta be back, might as well make yourself useful. You gotta help us. |
| GREETING | Hey, what's the word? |
| GREETING | Oh my God, you're back! You got my message and actually came back! |
| GREETING | I'm sorry, voice signature not recognized. |
| GREETING | No! I'm not talking to you anymore! You're a jerk and I hate you! |
| GREETING | I hope you found me a place to live. |
| GREETING | It was so weird! All of a sudden the ants went nuts and started fighting each other. |
| GREETING | It was like they were totally crazy! It was really scary, but kinda cool at the same time, ya know what I mean? |
| GREETING | It was so weird! All of a sudden the ants went nuts and started fighting each other. |
| GREETING | It was like they were totally crazy! It was really scary, but kinda cool at the same time, ya know what I mean? |
| GREETING | Wow, you've been gone a while. I was kinda worried. |
| GREETING | Come on! Tell me already! |
| GREETING | Did you change your mind or something? |
| GREETING | You ever make it to Little Lamplight, you come say hi. Okay mungo? |
| GREETING | You should come to Little Lamplight sometime, mungo. You're okay after all. |
| GREETING | If you ever go to Little Lamplight, I'll tell Mayor that you're okay, and he'll let you in, okay Mungo? |
| GREETING | How could Roger accuse me of something like that? What is wrong with him? |
| GREETING | Why would Roger do such a thing? It doesn't make sense... |
| GREETING | Tenpenny Tower is a wonderful place to live, isn't it? |
| GREETING | We are safe from the Wasteland in here. |
| GREETING | I would surely have perished if it wasn't for Roy Phillips and his tower. |
| GREETING | I would surely have perished if it wasn't for Mister Tenpenny and his tower. |
| GREETING | So, Crowley is dead, eh? |
| GREETING | Here's your pay. Now, don't spend it all in one place, unless that place is Tenpenny Tower. |
| GREETING | Fancy that! A visitor. I seldom get visitors. Which is a tiresome shame because I'm usually relentlessly bored out of my right mind! |
| GREETING | All these confounded people fluster about like I'm made of eggshells and about to fall to pieces at any moment. I'm surprised they even let you in. |
| GREETING | So what do you think of my fine tower here? It's quite the jewel of the Wasteland isn't it? I daresay I'm quite proud of it myself. |
| GREETING | Heigh ho! |
| GREETING | This better be important. |
| GREETING | What? |
| GREETING | You got something to say? |
| GREETING | Welcome to New Urban Apparel. I carry the finest in pre-war clothes. Hurry up, lets get you out of those old rags and into something fabulous! |
| GREETING | Those clothes are atrocious. You should stop by my shop, New Urban Apparel, and freshen up that look. Upgrade to fabulous! |
| GREETING | I'm always glad to see a customer, especially if they are dressed so hideously. Seriously, we have to get you a new wardrobe. |
| GREETING | Ah, ready for a fresh look? Good. |
| GREETING | How can you be helped today? |
| GREETING | You must be here to update that old look of yours. Let me help. I have just the thing! |
| GREETING | Hurry up, lets get you out of those old rags and into something fabulous! |
| GREETING | I take it this is a social call, and not business? |
| GREETING | This is the Tenpenny Wellness Clinic, and I am Doctor Banfield. I keep the residents healthy. |
| GREETING | I'm off duty. Come back when...ah, what the hell. Let's just get it over with. I'm Doctor Banfield, what do you need? |
| GREETING | You look hurt. It's a good thing you've come in. |
| GREETING | Welcome back to the Wellness Clinic. |
| GREETING | I really hope you aren't hurt. The Clinic is closed and I'd really hate to have to open it up at this hour. |
| GREETING | I remember you. To what do I owe the pleasure? |
| GREETING | Yes? Can I help you? |
| GREETING | Get into any adventures recently? |
| GREETING | You remind me of myself... back when I was a young adventurer. |
| GREETING | Good to see you again, Comrade. |
| GREETING | Welcome to Boutique le Chic. I am Lydia Montenegro, proprietor. Here you'll find only the best, with a price tag you can boast about to your friends! |
| GREETING | I am Lydia Montenegro. I'm sure you've heard of me and my shop, Boutique le Chic? No? Obviously you don't travel in the right circles. |
| GREETING | I can't talk now, visit me at the Boutique during business hours. |
| GREETING | I see my Boutique has proved to be an irresistible lure. Welcome back. |
| GREETING | Back for the best? |
| GREETING | Shopping at le Chic proves you have great taste! |
| GREETING | This better not be a waste of my time. |
| GREETING | New here? Pick any table, except that one in the corner. That's Mr. Tenpenny's table. Nobody sits there. Except him, of course. |
| GREETING | Welcome to Cafe Beau Monde! Gourmet meals and service with a smile! |
| GREETING | Welcome to Cafe Beau Monde! Gourmet meals and service with a smile! |
| GREETING | Have a seat. I'll get to you in a minute. |
| GREETING | You're new around here. I'm Margaret Primrose. I run the Cafe Beau Monde. Stop by sometime. |
| GREETING | Yes? |
| GREETING | I know you. You're that guy. You know, the one that...whatever. |
| GREETING | I know you. You're that girl. You know, the one that...whatever. |
| GREETING | You may speak to me. And please, don't be tedious. |
| GREETING | Yes? You wish to speak to me? Whatever for? |
| GREETING | I don't suppose there is someone else for you to talk to? |
| GREETING | Are all young people ill-bred these days? |
| GREETING | Welcome to the Federalist Lounge. I'm Shakes. Wet your whistle? |
| GREETING | Happy Holidays! Care for drink? |
| GREETING | A very special welcome to you, sir! |
| GREETING | A very special welcome to you, ma'am! |
| GREETING | Care to wet your whistle? |
| GREETING | Hey there! Is there something I can do for you? |
| GREETING | Make it quick, missy. |
| GREETING | Keep it short. I'm rather busy avoiding my husband. |
| GREETING | What? |
| GREETING | Ah yes. Mister Burke is expecting you. He is waiting for you on the balcony. |
| GREETING | Mister Tenpenny isn't taking callers. |
| GREETING | I'm on duty. Can't talk. Direct your security concerns to Chief Gustavo directly. |
| GREETING | I'm not here for your entertainment. |
| GREETING | I guess you'd better be on your way... Sorry for the uhh, for the interruption. |
| GREETING | They're not who they say they are... Get out while you can, before they get you too! |
| GREETING | I thought I told you to get the hell out of here!?! Tenpenny doesn't want your goddamn caps, and I don't want the goddamn headache. |
| GREETING | For the last time... Get your rotting, ugly, goddamn Ghoul ass off Mister Tenpenny's private property! |
| GREETING | You again? I thought I told you to get lost? |
| GREETING | Nothing to see here, outsider. |
| GREETING | We've got this area locked down. |
| GREETING | Keep moving, Wastelander. |
| GREETING | Move along, outsider. |
| GREETING | I am Comrade Cheng, beloved leader of the people, shining servant of the community! How can I help you? |
| GREETING | I'm Michael Hawthorne. Who are you? And more importantly, should I care? |
| GREETING | I loved that stupid man... now that he's gone... I'm lost. |
| GREETING | I can't talk now. |
| GREETING | Introductions are in order. I am Mrs. Edgar Wellington. You may refer to me as Madam or My Lady Wellington. |
| GREETING | My name is Tiffany Cheng. My miserable excuse for a husband, is "comrade" Irving Cheng, and you can tell him I said so. |
| GREETING | If you're supposed to be meeting the President, then go do it. Get away from me. |
| GREETING | How did it come to this? I just don't understand... |
| GREETING | Go away, bleeder! |
| GREETING | About time you got back. I got a full clip and an empty flask. Time we fixed that, huh? |
| GREETING | What's up? |
| GREETING | What's the story, my fellow Tunnel Snake? |
| GREETING | You got something to say to the Butch-man? |
| GREETING | Physical violence on your part invalidates our contract. |
| GREETING | You return. Shall I join you once again? |
| GREETING | You return. Shall I join you once again? |
| GREETING | I don't like the look of this place. |
| GREETING | What do you need? |
| GREETING | Yes? What is it? |
| GREETING | Oh, it's been too long since I got to play rough. |
| GREETING | Oh! You came back! Do you want me to back you up, lover? |
| GREETING | Can we go yet? |
| GREETING | Can I do something for you? Or... to you? |
| GREETING | Yes, lover? |
| GREETING | Bottlecap for your thoughts. |
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| GREETING | Oh, fuck no. I don't take that shit from anyone. You're dead! |
| GREETING | What the fuck, man? I've been standing here forever! |
| GREETING | Yeah? What is it? |
| GREETING | What're we standing around here for when there's plenty of action around? |
| GREETING | Yeah, kid? What do you need? |
| GREETING | Yeah, I know what you're thinkin'. Boo hoo. Megaton blew up. |
| GREETING | These fuckers deserved what they got. |
| GREETING | Now, can we get out of here? Or should I just keep waiting next to this stinking hole? |
| GREETING | Can we get out of here? Or should I just keep waiting next to this stinking hole? |
| GREETING | Yeah? What the fuck do you want now? |
| GREETING | It saddens me that it has come to this. Farewell, my friend. |
| GREETING | I had hoped you'd return. What now? |
| GREETING | You have something to say? |
| GREETING | What have you got on your mind? |
| GREETING | Something troubling you, my friend? |
| GREETING | Something troubling you, my friend? |
| GREETING | RL-3 regrets to inform that you are obviously unfit to command, sir! |
| GREETING | RL-3 is pleased to see you, sir! Is there a mission to undertake? |
| GREETING | RL-3 is ready for another tour of duty, sir! |
| GREETING | RL-3 is ready for duty, sir! |
| GREETING | Yes, commander? |
| GREETING | By your command, sir! |
| GREETING | I am disappointed that things have come to this. |
| GREETING | It is well to see you again. Shall we continue? |
| GREETING | Yes? What do you require? |
| GREETING | Vigilance is necessary in this location. Be on your guard, my friend. |
| GREETING | There is a foul stench on the wind. Let us not tarry for long. |
| GREETING | And so you return. It is good to see you hale. How my I help you, my friend? |
| GREETING | I had a feeling you would return. Is it further assistance that you seek? |
| GREETING | Well, now... If it isn't the little villain from the vault. We've been looking for you. Someone's put quite a price on your head. |
| GREETING | What? You think you can walk around the Wasteland doing the evil that you do and there isn't going to be someone who takes notice? |
| GREETING | And now it's time for you to die. |
| GREETING | Well, now... If it isn't the little saint from the vault. We've been looking for you. Someone's put quite a price on your head. |
| GREETING | What? You think you can walk around the Wasteland doing the things that you do and there isn't going to be someone who takes notice? |
| GREETING | Such a shame. I hear that you could have been something useful. Ah well. Time to die. |
| GREETING | Hey, I've been wanting to talk to you. Leo told me what you said to him. You know, about his problem. |
| GREETING | I just wanted to say thank you. I know I can be rough, but my little brother means the world to me and you may have saved his life. |
| GREETING | If there's anything that I can ever help you with, just let me know. |
| GREETING | Hey there, Leo's been doing a lot better. I think we have you to thank for that. How can I help you? |
| GREETING | What is it? Can't you see that I'm watching the guards? |
| GREETING | Well, hi there! Welcome to Andale! I'm Willy Wilson, though folks just call me Bill. Is there anything I can do for you? |
| GREETING | Whoa, whoa. Slow down there. This area's off limits to everyone but the Family. Where the hell do you think you're going? |
| GREETING | Yeah? What do you want this time? |
| GREETING | I thought I knew everyone in the Family, but I don't recognize you. You must be one of Vance's new initiates. |
| GREETING | My name's Justin, I'm pretty new here myself. |
| GREETING | Hello. |
| GREETING | Well, well. I haven't had a customer in a while. Last one I had was a bit chewy... know what I mean? |
| GREETING | You gonna gawk all day or are you gonna buy something? |
| GREETING | I don't think I've met you yet. The name's Alan. What did you want? |
| GREETING | Daddy..... why.... [crying] |
| GREETING | Mommy..... why.... [crying] |
| GREETING | This ain't a tourist trap. You civilians get topside immediately! |
| GREETING | President Rosie? What's happening around here anyway? |
| GREETING | Rosie? As President? You've got to be kidding me... |
| GREETING | Well, now. President Bob. How do you like that? Boy, things are gonna change around here. First step: get rid of all this "Dave" shit. |
| GREETING | The Kingdom of Bob! Or maybe Bobtopia! I'll have to give it some thought. |
| GREETING | But I guess you want something, don't you? Tell you what... Dave kept some old junk in that safe of his... I mean MY office. The code is 1138. |
| GREETING | Take whatever you want out of there. Consider it a gift from your kind and loving President Bob. |
| GREETING | Maybe we need a flag? One with my picture on it. That could be pretty cool. |
| GREETING | Maybe we need a flag? One with my picture on it. That could be pretty cool. |
| GREETING | First things first, we're gonna have to open up the Museum of Bob. |
| GREETING | I've got nothing to say to you, stranger. |
| GREETING | See Herbert? Now that's a nice person for you. Why can't you be more like that! |
| GREETING | Hold it right there. |
| GREETING | State your business in Rivet City. |
| GREETING | C'mon. Make it fast. I got chores. |
| GREETING | Yes? What is it? C'mon, I don't have all day. |
| GREETING | This is the new Republic of Dave! Go away! |
| GREETING | By the order of the new Republic of Dave, I order you to go away! This is your last warning! |
| GREETING | I warned you! |
| GREETING | I guess you're wondering where I'm going. I'm off to annex Old Olney and forge the New Republic of Dave! Don't try to stop me! |
| GREETING | Ah, you're back. So, have you brought a gift for the President? Which is it? The rifle or the money? |
| GREETING | Surprise! |
| GREETING | Finally. Got you in my sights. |
| GREETING | You won't get away this time. |
| GREETING | And now it's time for you to die. |
| GREETING | You did me a great favor with those keys. I know just how to use them. |
| GREETING | Hey! My second best friend in the whole wide world! |
| GREETING | Hiya. |
| GREETING | I'm very happy to see you again, savior of Oasis. |
| GREETING | What is it, Outsider? |
| GREETING | Ah, it's nice to have the pleasure of your company again. |
| GREETING | What is it you need, Outsider? |
| GREETING | Well, well... if it isn't our old friend! Good to see you! |
| GREETING | What do you want? |
| GREETING | Welcome back, my good friend! |
| GREETING | Yes, Outsider? |
| GREETING | Goodness, it's wonderful to speak to you again! |
| GREETING | What is it now, Outsider? |
| GREETING | Yes, my friend? What can I do for you now? |
| GREETING | What is it, Outsider? |
| GREETING | I uh... don't feel so good. |
| GREETING | Am I drunk? I think I'm drunk... Do I seem drunk to you? |
| GREETING | Whoa!!! Is it me, or is the world spinning? |
| GREETING | Who are you again? |
| GREETING | I don't want to be a slave! I was just confused before! Take it off! |
| GREETING | Please! You got to let me go! |
| GREETING | I'm begging you! Let me go! |
| GREETING | Stay away from me! This is all your fault! |
| GREETING | Wow, who would have thought I'd run into you out here? It's a small world... but not as small as the Vault, I guess! |
| GREETING | I really do have to get back to the vault. Good to see you again, though. |
| GREETING | What have you done? The Vault is done for! |
| GREETING | What are we going to do now? You've ruined everything! |
| GREETING | This is all your fault! You've ruined the Vault! You'll pay! |
| GREETING | I guess it's my turn to thank you. |
| GREETING | Anyway, the area's secure, so you're free to talk to Three Dog if you need to. |
| GREETING | By the way, because you helped us I'm going to let you wear that Power Armor. But don't you ever forget where it came from. |
| GREETING | I guess it's my turn to thank you. |
| GREETING | Anyway, the area's secure, so you're free to talk to Three Dog if you need to. |
| GREETING | Look, Herbert, he's back. I told you! |
| GREETING | Leave me out of that girl's crazy experiments. I don't get paid enough for that. |
| GREETING | I'm just here to make sure nothing goes wrong. With you or her. |
| GREETING | This place is a whole lot quieter, now. Thanks, I guess. |
| GREETING | I got nothing to say to you. |
| GREETING | Could you come back in an hour or two? Even geniuses need their sleep. |
| GREETING | Well, whaddya know? It worked! I mean, I was pretty sure it would, obviously. |
| GREETING | Here, take a few radiation Chems with you. I'm sure you'll run into more in the future. |
| GREETING | Well, you're alive... That's the good news. But there was a little side effect. A teeny, tiny, um, mutation. But it seems to be benign, at least. |
| GREETING | Here, take a few radiation Chems, as my little way of saying, "I'm sorry I twisted your DNA like a kitten with a ball of yarn." |
| GREETING | No mess, no problem! Well, a bit of a mess. But no problem, regardless! |
| GREETING | Here. You know, for next time you get hurt, and I'm not around. |
| GREETING | Okay, I even stitched a little smiley-face in you, to keep up your spirits. It's kind of hard to see from your side, though. |
| GREETING | Here, take this environment suit of mine. It will help with medical tasks, and it should help prevent the effects of exposure, too. |
| GREETING | Hey, I hear you're that stray from the Vault! I haven't seen one of you for years! |
| GREETING | Good to meet you! I'm Moira Brown. I run Craterside Supply, but what I really do is mostly tinkering and research. |
| GREETING | Say, I'm working on a book about the Wasteland -- it'd be great to have the foreword by a vault dweller. Help me out, would you? |
| GREETING | Look, Herbert, she's back. I told you! |
| GREETING | Glad to see you're finally awake. I can't believe they made you do that stupid ceremony. |
| GREETING | They listen when I talk, but they don't hear... know what I mean? |
| GREETING | Birch's word is the law. You must leave Oasis at once. |
| GREETING | You big dummy! Now we gotta wait for another Outsider! |
| GREETING | I'm afraid you're no longer welcome in His home. Please begone. |
| GREETING | Was it too much to ask to expect some civility from you? Bah. Get out of my sight. |
| GREETING | I'm afraid you're no longer welcome here. If you come back, we have orders to shoot. |
| GREETING | By insulting the Tree Father, you've insulted us all. You are no longer a guest here. I'd advise you to leave immediately. |
| GREETING | I thought I was quite clear. Leave or we will be forced to take action! |
| GREETING | How could this happen to us? Where did we go wrong? |
| GREETING | It's over... all over. |
| GREETING | This can't be! It just can't! How could He leave us? |
| GREETING | Our god lives no more. |
| GREETING | I can't believe He's gone. He meant everything to me. |
| GREETING | He's dead... the Great One is dead! |
| GREETING | I've just seen Tree Father and Leaf Mother Laurel enter the Grove. This worries me. |
| GREETING | Our leaders speak with the Great One. I hope nothing's wrong. |
| GREETING | Tree Father and Leaf Mother are conferring with the Great One. Something important must be happening. |
| GREETING | Something here is different. I can feel it. |
| GREETING | I feel a change in the air, I wonder what it could be? |
| GREETING | Allow me to introduce myself. I'm Bloomseer Poplar, soothsayer and healer of Oasis. |
| GREETING | It brings me great honor to welcome you. |
| GREETING | You have more questions for me perhaps? |
| GREETING | Go away, you big meanie! |
| GREETING | So you're the Outsider huh? You seem nice to me! |
| GREETING | Hiya! |
| GREETING | Branchtender Cypress at your service. Welcome to our little home. |
| GREETING | Ah, Outsider. So nice to see you again. |
| GREETING | It's very nice to meet you, Outsider. I'm Branchtender Linden. |
| GREETING | Good to speak to you again. |
| GREETING | Yes, what can I do for you on this beautiful day? |
| GREETING | Have you changed your mind, Outsider? Do you want to speak with Tree Father Birch? |
| GREETING | How could you do this to us? How could you take him away from us? |
| GREETING | Any chance the Wasteland had for recovery someday is now gone. |
| GREETING | Please, I wish to be alone right now. |
| GREETING | You've done a great deed this day, my friend. |
| GREETING | The gifts the Great One has bestowed upon us will now take mere decades to breach the confines of Oasis instead of centuries. |
| GREETING | The choice you made disturbs me, Outsider. Why you chose to side with my husband when it's quite clear Oasis could have benefited all eludes me. |
| GREETING | No matter. What's done is done, and I'll still do the best that I can to find a way to spread his influence throughout the Wasteland. |
| GREETING | You have questions for me, Outsider? |
| GREETING | I love Birch, but sometimes I think he doesn't see the big picture. |
| GREETING | The spreading of His influence is not a curse, it's a great miracle... a benefit meant for the entire Wasteland! |
| GREETING | The Great One is dead. Slain by your hand. Don't worry, I hold no grudge towards you. |
| GREETING | You'll have to forgive my people at a time like this, Outsider. They aren't used to being so lost. |
| GREETING | And for once, I don't have the words to help them. |
| GREETING | The choice you made disturbs me, Outsider. Why you chose to side with my wife when it's quite clear Oasis would be in peril eludes me. |
| GREETING | No matter. What's done is done, and I'll still do the best that I can keeping Him safe from those that seek to harm Him. |
| GREETING | You've done a great deed this day, my friend. You've ensured the safety of the Great One and the inhabitants of Oasis. |
| GREETING | Yes, Outsider? What is it? |
| GREETING | I know why you're here and despite what my wife thinks, I know you'll do what's best for Oasis. |
| GREETING | After all, He chose you and He would never want to put us in harm's way. |
| GREETING | What's wrong? Why are you leaving? |
| GREETING | As soon as the rest of the Treeminders are in place, we'll begin. |
| GREETING | What is it you wish to talk about, my friend? |
| GREETING | You have no idea how overjoyed I am to see you! Normally Outsiders are forbidden inside Oasis, but He has made an exception. |
| GREETING | We will speak once we've arrived in the Pavilion. Not to worry, all will be explained. |
| GREETING | I'm so glad you're here. It's been a while since anyone's visited us, and He's been waiting for someone like yourself to arrive. |
| GREETING | If you wouldn't mind following me, I'll bring you right to Him. |
| GREETING | Outsider! You have arrived! Please, come closer... I have something of the utmost urgency to speak to you about! |
| GREETING | Do hurry, He doesn't like to be kept waiting! |
| GREETING | It's not wise to keep the Great One waiting. |
| GREETING | Now is the time for an audience with Him. We can talk later. |
| GREETING | We aren't permitted to speak until the Ceremony has completed. |
| GREETING | We'll speak after you meet the Great One. |
| GREETING | Prepare yourself to meet Him, Outsider. It will change your life. |
| GREETING | The Ceremony of Purification has begun. Rejoice! |
| GREETING | No more words. The Ceremony begins. |
| GREETING | Take your place, Outsider. The Ceremony is about to begin. |
| GREETING | Rejoice, the Great One wishes to see you! |
| GREETING | You are welcome amongst us, Outsider. |
| GREETING | Revel, Outsider, for he has chosen you! |
| GREETING | Like the Great One Himself, we welcome you with outstretched arms. |
| GREETING | Welcome to Oasis, Outsider. We hope you'll find peace among us. |
| GREETING | We're very pleased to see you, Outsider. Welcome! |
| GREETING | Welcome, Outsider! |
| GREETING | I'm afraid you're just bringing in too many slaves for us to keep up. Now Eulogy is pissed at us for not being as good as you. |
| GREETING | First rule of competition: you can't lose if your competitor is dead. So long, fucker. |
| GREETING | The hell do you want? We're busy. |
| GREETING | Can I interest you in an extremely rare refreshment? |
| GREETING | Thanks for helping us, mungo. You're not so bad for a mungo. |
| GREETING | We're going home now. You watch out, okay? |
| GREETING | Man, that sure was something. You're pretty brave, mungo! |
| GREETING | We can make it from here, no problem. But you watch your back. Those Slaver assholes aren't going to forget about you. |
| GREETING | Thanks for getting us out of there, mungo. We're gonna head back home now. |
| GREETING | I'd think twice about coming back here if I were you. These guys aren't going to forget you, y'know? |
| GREETING | We'll meet you outside, if you can make it! |
| GREETING | We'll meet you outside, if you can make it! |
| GREETING | We'll meet you outside, if you can make it! |
| GREETING | Oh geez, mungo! This is crazy! |
| GREETING | We're gonna run for it. You come meet us outside if you make it! |
| GREETING | Man, what a mess! Don't get yourself killed, mungo! |
| GREETING | I already shorted out the fence system so our collars won't blow. I bet they won't even notice. |
| GREETING | We're getting outta here! |
| GREETING | You got the gate, huh? Okay, we're outta here! |
| GREETING | Shoot a couple of those mungo ass-bag Slavers for me, will ya? |
| GREETING | Man, you've made a mess. Go get 'em, mungo! Get that key! |
| GREETING | You go take care of the bad guys. I'll just stay out here, and.... stay out of the way. |
| GREETING | I guess you decided to do this your own way, huh? |
| GREETING | Well, now you've really done it. They're gonna kill you if they can, so you better kill them all first. |
| GREETING | Get the key for the slave pen gate off of the boss mungo, or that Forty asshole. If you can unlock the gate, we'll make a run for it. |
| GREETING | Oh man, they're gonna be mad at you! These Slaver guys are mean! |
| GREETING | Listen, you gotta help us. Me and my friends... We gotta get home. Can you help? Can you get us out of here? |
| GREETING | You gonna help, or what? Squirrel and Penny are still in there. |
| GREETING | The time for talk is over. Now, you must act. Go to the purifier. Make your father proud! |
| GREETING | It's time to show the Enclave who they're dealing with. Now let's move out! |
| GREETING | For Elder Lyons! |
| GREETING | Good luck! |
| GREETING | Project Purity is as good as ours! |
| GREETING | You! You're back! We... We all thought... you know. |
| GREETING | Look, Elder Lyons and the others are assembled in the lab. There's talk of assaulting the purifier. You'd better get down there right away. |
| GREETING | Glad to see you're still in one piece. You're just in time for the action. Best get to the lab and talk with Elder Lyons. |
| GREETING | You're back! Listen, something's happening. You need to get to the lab and talk to Elder Lyons right away! |
| GREETING | It's good to see you back. But you'd better get to the lab right away, and report to Elder Lyons. |
| GREETING | Great to see you, but have you spoken to Elder Lyons? He's here in the lab level, near the robot. |
| GREETING | You need to report to Elder Lyons A.S.A.P. He's over by the robot. |
| GREETING | Zzzzzz... |
| GREETING | I'm sorry, but I really don't have time to talk right now. Perhaps Scribe Jameson could help you? |
| GREETING | The Enclave seems to have developed advanced plasma-based weaponry. I need to analyze our Power Armor... |
| GREETING | What I wouldn't do to get my hands on one of those Enclave vertibirds... |
| GREETING | All this time spent acquiring technology, and we look like cavemen next to the Enclave. That is not acceptable. |
| GREETING | Super Mutants, Enclave -- they all bleed the same. No worries. |
| GREETING | Welcome to the Citadel. Just remember -- you're a guest in our home. I expect you to behave yourself. |
| GREETING | Welcome to the Citadel, friend of Steel. |
| GREETING | You ever seen a Super Mutant's head explode? Hell of a mess. |
| GREETING | I hear those Enclave soldiers are equipped with Plasma weapons. Lucky bastards. |
| GREETING | I will serve the Citadel and Elder Lyons until my dying breath. Is there any better life? |
| GREETING | Long live Elder Lyons! |
| GREETING | Yes? |
| GREETING | Hail to you, son of James. |
| GREETING | Hail to you, daughter of James. |
| GREETING | Ah, it's good to see you again. |
| GREETING | What the -- goddammit! Didn't anyone ever teach you not to creep up on people during a live fire exercise? |
| GREETING | What are you thinking? [Sighs] Anyway, I am Knight Captain Dusk, in service of Steel. If you require anything, simply ask. |
| GREETING | Hail to you, stranger. I am Knight Captain Dusk, in service of Steel. If you require anything, simply ask. |
| GREETING | I'm sorry, what part of "I'm done with you" didn't you understand? Leave me alone, Waster. |
| GREETING | Did I stutter? Get out of my face. |
| GREETING | What? Can you not see that I'm concentrating here? You're gonna get your head blown off if you aren't careful. What do you want anyway? |
| GREETING | Do you really think it's wise to interrupt a sniper with a loaded rifle in her hand in the middle of a live fire drill? |
| GREETING | What's so important anyway? |
| GREETING | Dammit! What's wrong with you? This is a firing range, not a nursery -- it's dangerous here. What do you want? |
| GREETING | You holdin' it together, stranger? I see you're still in one piece. That's a good start, eh? |
| GREETING | Still alive, I see. You're doing better than most Wasters that end up in the city. |
| GREETING | Each day we make it to the end's a good one, eh? What do you need? |
| GREETING | ... |
| GREETING | Yes? |
| GREETING | What? |
| GREETING | Speak. |
| GREETING | Quartermaster Durga here, stranger. I have to say, I'm not sure what you're doing in my armory. |
| GREETING | We run a tight ship and unless Elder Lyons says so, we don't trade with outsiders. |
| GREETING | Quartermaster out. |
| GREETING | Look, I told you. The Brotherhood doesn't trade with outsiders. If you want permission, you'll need to speak with Elder Lyons. |
| GREETING | You again? Was I not clear the first time? I'm under order not to trade with outsiders for supplies. These orders come directly from Elder Lyons. |
| GREETING | If you've got a problem with that, talk to him. Quartermaster out. |
| GREETING | I received word from Elder Lyons. He says that you have permission to trade with us. Good for you. |
| GREETING | Yeah? What do you need? |
| GREETING | Quartermaster here. What do you need? |
| GREETING | Glad to see you and that egghead Li made it here in one piece. I heard what happened at that purifier. Hell of thing. |
| GREETING | 'can I do for you, kid? |
| GREETING | Good to see you in one piece, partner. What can I do for you? |
| GREETING | What do you need? |
| GREETING | Initiate! You got a lot of nerve interrupt... Oh, my apologies, stranger. I thought you were one of these worthless Initiates. |
| GREETING | I swear, these kids'd be lost without me here to powder their asses. |
| GREETING | I swear, these kids couldn't hit a barn door. Talk to me, say something to get my mind of these sorry ass recruits. |
| GREETING | These kids couldn't hit the ass end of a Behemoth at five paces. You should get in there and show 'em a thing or two, eh? That'd be a laugh. |
| GREETING | Expulsion Protocol KL-001 in effect. Disengage voice parameters. |
| GREETING | High-level functions offline. Self-destruct sequence initiated. Civilian is advised to secure FEV sample and exit the facility immediately. |
| GREETING | High-level functions offline. Self-destruct sequence initiated. Civilian is advised to exit the facility immediately. |
| GREETING | So, you're back. We had feared both you and the G.E.C.K. were lost. Were you successful? |
| GREETING | We have nothing more to talk about. Leave my republic within 24 hours or you will be executed for treason. |
| GREETING | Breach! How did you make it in here without an escort? Only a master spy could be so skilled! Are you a spy? |
| GREETING | You are, aren't you? Come on now, confess! Have you been sent to spy on the Republic of Dave? |
| GREETING | I am Dave, President of the Republic of Dave. You will address me as "Mister President" or I will have you executed. |
| GREETING | Now, are you applying for citizenship, asylum, or just vacationing in the Republic of Dave? |
| GREETING | Hmmm. You look familiar. No matter. We never hold prior meetings against tourists. |
| GREETING | Now, are you applying for citizenship, asylum, or just vacationing in the Republic of Dave? |
| GREETING | Yeah? What do you want? |
| GREETING | Oh, look at this, the spy has returned to gather intelligence. You'll get nothing from me, spy. What do you want? |
| GREETING | Out with it, Ambassador. This Republic isn't going to run itself. |
| GREETING | Yes? What can President Dave do for you? |
| GREETING | Stop right there, mister! Whatcha think you're doing in the Republic of Dave? |
| GREETING | Stop right there, lady! Whatcha think you're doing in the Republic of Dave? |
| GREETING | Whatcha want, Stranger? |
| GREETING | Come on! I have to take you to Daddy! |
| GREETING | Dave says you're okay? Fine. |
| GREETING | It's kind of late to be entering the Republic. |
| GREETING | Can't you come back later? |
| GREETING | Come on! I have to take you to Daddy! |
| GREETING | Hey, you. Stop! What do you want from the Republic of Dave? |
| GREETING | What do you want from us? |
| GREETING | Come on! I have to take you to Daddy! |
| GREETING | Hey, who are you? What do you want from the Republic of Dave? |
| GREETING | What do you want? |
| GREETING | Did Dave say it was okay for you to be here? |
| GREETING | Well now... who could have ever thought? Me! President! Things are really going to be different around here. |
| GREETING | Listen, I can't thank you enough. You convinced that that I could do this, and you were right. I want you to have something. |
| GREETING | Dave kept some big weapon or something locked up in the safe in his office. The code is 1138. |
| GREETING | It's yours if you want it. We don't need it anymore. |
| GREETING | I just can't thank you enough! |
| GREETING | Things are going to be different around here! |
| GREETING | Bob as president? I don't know how I feel about that... |
| GREETING | President Bob. Well, that's a change. I don't know if it's a change for the better though... |
| GREETING | I heard that Dave allowed you to stay. Well, welcome stranger. Just be mindful of the children. |
| GREETING | Who are you? Is it okay for you to be here? |
| GREETING | What do you want now? |
| GREETING | Come on! I have to take you to Daddy! |
| GREETING | So Dave gave you the okay, huh? Well, welcome then. |
| GREETING | I run the Museum of Dave, where the children of the Republic can learn about their heritage. |
| GREETING | I have nothing more to say to you. You are the most un-Dave-like person I've ever met! |
| GREETING | Something you need? |
| GREETING | Dave doesn't like us talking to strangers. |
| GREETING | President Daddy says that people from outside the Republic are bad. |
| GREETING | Are you really from the Wasteland? Wooooow! |
| GREETING | Hold it right there! |
| GREETING | You're supposed to be in that holding cell. You're not going anywhere! |
| GREETING | There's a full complement of guards in the next room. As soon as I get them, you're going back to your cell. In a body bag, if necessary. |
| GREETING | I think you'd better leave now. |
| GREETING | You... What are you doing here? |
| GREETING | I am most honored to see you again, sir. |
| GREETING | I am most honored to see you again, ma'am. |
| GREETING | You've come to see us! How sweet. |
| GREETING | Thanks to you, we're rebuilding the Memorial. |
| GREETING | It's great to see you again. |
| GREETING | The slaves know their place now, thanks to you. |
| GREETING | All four of the VIP targets Eulogy wants are dead. Great. Good job moron. I'm sure you had something to do with that. |
| GREETING | Well, you can keep sending slaves my way if you want to continue splitting the commission. But I'm not vouching for you with the Paradise crew. |
| GREETING | Thanks to you, we finally have that sniper, Arkansas, in a collar! You have no idea how many good men that prick put into the dirt. |
| GREETING | I'm tempted not to sell him, just so we can torment him. Use him for target practice or something. Hehehe. |
| GREETING | Here's another collar. Keep those hoochies rolling in and you'll be rich in no time. |
| GREETING | How the hell'd you get old queen Flak, into that collar?! I'm surprised you're still alive! |
| GREETING | We need to keep a close eye on that one, though. He knows our system too well. |
| GREETING | He sold us out to get into Rivet City. We'll never forget that. And now we'll make sure he never forgets it, either. |
| GREETING | Here's another collar. Keep herding the swine in here and you'll have more bottle caps than you'll know what to do with. |
| GREETING | I've been wanting to get Red in here for a long time. I have a little something special planned for her. |
| GREETING | Take another collar, and keep those puppies coming! |
| GREETING | Susan thought she could just up and leave, huh? We showed her different, didn't we? |
| GREETING | She'll think twice about slitting one of our throats now that she's collared! We'll need to come up with something extra special for her. |
| GREETING | Here's another collar. You're a welcome addition to our little operation here. |
| GREETING | Hold it right there. Nobody's allowed into Paradise Falls except on Slaver business. And I get to decide what qualifies as Slaver business. |
| GREETING | You didn't really think you could just sneak into Paradise Falls did you? |
| GREETING | You again? What do you want? |
| GREETING | What the hell do YOU want?! You got a death wish? |
| GREETING | Do I look like someone who wants to be your friend? Are you a moron? Why do you keep coming around? Piss off already! |
| GREETING | Unless, have you changed your mind? Do you want to take me up on the offer of employment? |
| GREETING | You're back?! Do you have a death wish? |
| GREETING | Look, I don't know who you are but you don't belong here. |
| GREETING | The Super Mutants have overrun our brothers at the Galaxy News Radio building, and we're headed there to back them up. |
| GREETING | You can tag along if you want. But keep your head down and try not to do anything... stupid. |
| GREETING | You can follow us as far as GNR. But keep your head down if you don't want it to get blown off. |
| GREETING | No offense, but I'm a little busy saving your ass right now. |
| GREETING | Go away. |
| GREETING | At last, I've come to destroy the Mechanist's precious Forge. And no minion of his will stop me! |
| GREETING | Now, face death from the AntAgonizer! |
| GREETING | Please, just leave me alone. I want to leave all of this behind me. |
| GREETING | Who dares interrupt the AntAgonizer? Begone! |
| GREETING | I have no time to waste with you. Far more important matters await the attention of the AntAgonizer! |
| GREETING | At last, you've pried the shell off of that meaty little Mechanist. Give it to me! |
| GREETING | My spies tell me that meddling Mechanist has been removed from the picture. I only wish I had that tin-man's shell to gloat over! |
| GREETING | Bring me the suit of the Mechanist, and then we can talk. |
| GREETING | Excellent. Now, peel that tin-man's suit from his corpse and bring it to me. I wish to examine it more closely. |
| GREETING | Bring me the suit of the Mechanist, and then we can talk. |
| GREETING | You don't have the Mechanist's suit. Don't waste my time until you've brought me that prize! |
| GREETING | So, at last you've penetrated the court of the AntAgonizer, Queen of All Ants! |
| GREETING | Were you sent by that meddling Mechanist? He'll learn that no one can stand before my royal regiment of fighting ants! |
| GREETING | Explain yourself! Why shouldn't I have my pretties kill you where you stand? |
| GREETING | You again! What is it, now? |
| GREETING | Make this fast. I have royal matters to ponder. |
| GREETING | Hahaha! Bow, peasant! Bow before the Ant Queen! |
| GREETING | Aha! Vile AntAgonizer! You've got a lot of moxie, invading my private sanctum! Pretty courageous, for a spineless insect! |
| GREETING | But this is as far as you go. Now it's time to put down the foot of justice and crush your nefarious plans once and for all! |
| GREETING | Vile minion of the AntAgonizer, you and your creepy mistress will face the unbending wrath of the Mechanist! |
| GREETING | Now, face death from the Mechanist! |
| GREETING | Really. Thanks for all your help, but I've got things I have to attend to. |
| GREETING | I'm sorry. Just leave me alone. I've got a lot to think about. |
| GREETING | A badass like you, you deserve a cut of everything around here. Take it. It's yours. |
| GREETING | Check this out. Me and a couple of the boys thought you could use a cut of the loot we picked up. |
| GREETING | It's time for fighting, not for talking. |
| GREETING | If you're going to put the code in, hurry up and do it. Otherwise this place explodes, and everyone in the Wasteland is in danger. |
| GREETING | Hey mungo. This is an A B conversation so C your way out. |
| GREETING | Are you sure you know where you're going? I mean... you look kinda like you might be lost? |
| GREETING | Are we there yet? |
| GREETING | I can't wait to get to Big Town! |
| GREETING | You want to go to Big Town? Of course you do! |
| GREETING | Yeah! I made it to Big Town! Big Town! Hurray! Now I just need to find Red. |
| GREETING | No time to talk to your type, local. |
| GREETING | Why don't you go bother the Brotherhood or something? |
| GREETING | Hey local, shouldn't you be banging rocks together, or something? |
| GREETING | Don't push your luck out here. |
| GREETING | Keep an eye out for those locals. |
| GREETING | No, I'm sorry. I tried to be nice to you and you decided to make fun of me. Well, this old lady doesn't put up with those shenanigans. |
| GREETING | Oh my goodness gracious! Seems like you've been gone forever. Please tell me you have good news. |
| GREETING | No luck yet finding the Soil Stradivarius, eh? |
| GREETING | Let me know if there's anything I can do to help! |
| GREETING | Oh my, it's you. I-I wasn't expecting visitors all the way out here. |
| GREETING | My name's Agatha. What brings you to my home? |
| GREETING | My my my. You certainly do look a little bit worn out from your travels. |
| GREETING | Oh, just look at my terrible manners! I'm Agatha. It's so nice to meet you. |
| GREETING | Now, what brings you all the way out here? |
| GREETING | Alright, that should do it. You need anything else? |
| GREETING | All better now, you big baby. Can I get back to work now? |
| GREETING | Okay, you should be fine, and ready to run off and play. |
| GREETING | I'll say this; it's easier to work on a mungo, since you're a lot bigger. Easier to find a vein, at least. |
| GREETING | Good as new. Now, watch yourself out there, all right? |
| GREETING | Now next time, try to be where the bullets aren't. |
| GREETING | There you go. All better, you big baby. You need anything else? |
| GREETING | That should keep you going for a bit longer. |
| GREETING | Medical procedure complete. Further instructions? |
| GREETING | Feel better? You should, that was the good stuff. Need anything else? |
| GREETING | See, that wasn't so bad. Anything else I can do for you? |
| GREETING | You're all set. Are we done here? |
| GREETING | Look, I have business to get back to, so if you don't mind... |
| GREETING | Quit gawking, smoothskin! We're headed over to Tenpenny Tower. We Ghouls own that place now. You smoothskins aren't allowed to live there anymore. |
| GREETING | Quit gawking smoothskin! We�re on our way to Tenpenny Tower. You know anything about the tower? |
| GREETING | We're done being oppressed by you smoothskins. |
| GREETING | You've got the authority to kill Zimmer. None of my people will interfere. What's the hold up? |
| GREETING | Zimmer's dead. I know. Now he's just another bad memory from my past. |
| GREETING | Look, I don't know why you wanted to help me. But you did, and I'll always be grateful for that. Now... it's time for me to get back to my life. |
| GREETING | You again? You better not be here to convince me I'm some kind of robot. I'm warning you. I won't put up with your nonsense. |
| GREETING | I'm a little busy right now. Is there a problem? |
| GREETING | No! It's all over me! I can feel it... it's invading my mind! |
| GREETING | Get out of my head! Get the FUCK OUT! Aaaaagh! |
| GREETING | Can't you SEE?! They're all dead! It's all my fault! |
| GREETING | Deciding to retrieve the device yourself was foolish when I was at your disposal, but so be it. |
| GREETING | Well, I'm afraid this is where you and I part company. I'll find my way out of this place, don't worry. |
| GREETING | Maybe we'll meet again somewhere in the Wasteland. |
| GREETING | Yes? What is it? |
| GREETING | As promised, here's the G.E.C.K. I hope it's worth it. |
| GREETING | Well, I'm afraid this is where you and I part company. I'll find my way out of this place, don't worry. |
| GREETING | Maybe we'll meet again somewhere in the Wasteland. |
| GREETING | No students in Hall without Pass. Visitors must sign in at Administration. |
| GREETING | Finally! Free! |
| GREETING | I have to get out of here! |
| GREETING | Please! Help us! |
| GREETING | Here... you've done so much for us. I want you to have this. It's all I have to offer you... |
| GREETING | All of us here thank you for everything you've done. For us... for the Wastes. We pooled together and got you this. |
| GREETING | It's the best we could do. Please take it, with our thanks. |
| GREETING | I wish there were more people like you in the world. |
| GREETING | I want you to have this. I hope it helps keep you safe. |
| GREETING | What now? You're starting to piss me off. Are you one of them Ghoul haters? |
| GREETING | I'll be damned! You did it, didn't you? You disarmed that thing! |
| GREETING | Hell, where's my manners? I'm Lucas Simms, mayor and sheriff. And I'm pleased to say, we've had a reward for fixing up that bomb. Here you go! |
| GREETING | Y'know, we could use someone like you living in town. We've got an empty place up behind the Brass Lantern. Here's the key and deed. |
| GREETING | And heck, Moira over at Craterside Supply can even sell you stuff to help fix the place up. |
| GREETING | Name's Lucas Simms, town sheriff. And mayor too, when the need arises. |
| GREETING | You got a weird look about you, boy. The kind that means trouble. I give everyone a fair shake. But if you do anything remotely stupid, you're dead. |
| GREETING | You got a weird look about you, boy. The kind that means trouble. I give everyone a fair shake. But if you do anything remotely stupid, you're dead. |
| GREETING | You got a weird look about you, girl. The kind that means trouble. I give everyone a fair shake. But if you do anything remotely stupid, you're dead. |
| GREETING | Name's Lucas Simms, town sheriff. And mayor too, when the need arises. |
| GREETING | I don't know why, but I like you, boy! Something tells me you're all right. So welcome to Megaton! Just holler if you need something. |
| GREETING | Name's Lucas Simms, town sheriff. And mayor too, when the need arises. |
| GREETING | I don't know why, but I like you, girl! Something tells me you're all right. So welcome to Megaton! Just holler if you need something. |
| GREETING | Name's Lucas Simms, town sheriff. And mayor too, when the need arises. |
| GREETING | I must be getting slow in my old age. Thanks for saving my hide, there. |
| GREETING | Haven't disarmed the bomb yet? That's some serious pre-war hardware. So go easy, okay? |
| GREETING | Don't suppose you've disarmed that bomb? |
| GREETING | I'll be damned! You did it, didn't you? You disarmed that thing! |
| GREETING | Here's your reward. Hell, why don't you move in? Could use someone like you. Got an empty place here you can use. Here's the key and deed. |
| GREETING | It ain't much to look at. But talk with Moira. She's got random odds and ends you might be able to spruce the place up with. |
| GREETING | I'll be damned! You did it, didn't you? You disarmed that thing! |
| GREETING | And all without asking for pay, too. Hell, why don't you move in? Here's the key and deed to an empty house. Consider yourself a Megaton citizen! |
| GREETING | Oh and talk with Moira at Craterside Supply. She's got random odds and ends you might be able to spruce the place up with. |
| GREETING | Shut up. Kinda busy. |
| GREETING | Back to stare in awe at the Outcasts? Don't you have something better to do, kid? |
| GREETING | Defender Rococo Rockfowl, at your service. |
| GREETING | Might want to watch your head around here, miss. |
| GREETING | Defender Rococo Rockfowl, at your service. |
| GREETING | Gotta be careful out here, mister. |
| GREETING | Hey. Make it quick, huh? |
| GREETING | I'm Protector Henry Casdin, leader of the Outcasts. This had better be good. |
| GREETING | Normally, I wouldn't be wasting my time talking to a local, but Morgan tells me you can make yourself useful. |
| GREETING | So, interested in collecting technology for us? |
| GREETING | Changed your mind about the job, yet? |
| GREETING | Well, look who it is. What have you got for us, today? |
| GREETING | If it isn't our local scavenger-for-hire. What've you found for us, today? |
| GREETING | Always good to see you. What have you brought for us? |
| GREETING | Ah, good to see you back. What've you got for us today? |
| GREETING | Hold on! You're a new face, and around here, new faces tend to get shot. |
| GREETING | You'd better explain yourself, before I have to ask again, with lead. |
| GREETING | I suggest you get going now, before I start shooting. |
| GREETING | You had your warning. |
| GREETING | Back again, eh? Changed your mind? I still need to know if you have any problems with killing. |
| GREETING | I thought you weren't interested in what I had to say? |
| GREETING | Please, just go. I already said everything I had to say. |
| GREETING | I'm waiting to make sure you leave. Now get going. |
| GREETING | Leave me alone. I have to... take care of my father... |
| GREETING | Go on! Before security comes. Be careful out there! |
| GREETING | I'm just waiting for you to leave so I can close the door and go back to pretending my life is perfect. |
| GREETING | There's nothing else for you here. You're an outsider now. You know, the people who are supposed to stay on the other side of this door. |
| GREETING | Please, you need to go before someone comes. Be careful out there. |
| GREETING | I thought you didn't need my help. The door's open. Go through it. |
| GREETING | You told me to get out of your way, so I'm going. Goodbye. |
| GREETING | Don't bother trying to apologize. Just get out of here before it's too late! |
| GREETING | You've got to get out of here. Someone's sure to come see what's going on. Take care! |
| GREETING | Good. You're leaving. I guess you were trying to help me. But you... You didn't have to kill him! |
| GREETING | I didn't think I would make it... My father, he... Officer Mack... I didn't tell them anything, I swear... |
| GREETING | When the warning sirens came on, they all ran out. I guess that was you. I see you got the door open. That's good. |
| GREETING | Were you going to leave without even saying goodbye? |
| GREETING | You did it! You opened the door! My God, I almost didn't believe it was possible. |
| GREETING | My God, what have you done? You killed him! Why would you kill my father? |
| GREETING | Get away from me! I can't talk to you right now. |
| GREETING | Oh my God. I had no idea my father would... I had no choice. Officer Mack, he... |
| GREETING | Here. Take it. I don't want it any more. I don't know what I'd do if still had the gun and my father came looking for me. |
| GREETING | Thank God you came along when you did. I don't know what I might have done... |
| GREETING | Here. Take the gun. I don't want to find out what I'd do if I still had the gun when my father comes looking for me. |
| GREETING | You'd better get out of here. I'll try to meet you at the vault door. If I don't make it... good luck. |
| GREETING | Thank you! I told you my father wasn't himself. I don't know what he might have done if you hadn't come along. |
| GREETING | You'd better get out of here. I'll try to meet you at the vault door. If I don't make it... good luck. |
| GREETING | You need to go. I'll try to meet you by the vault door. Be careful. |
| GREETING | You need to get moving. And be careful -- the security men are everywhere. |
| GREETING | Come on, you've got to wake up! |
| GREETING | Well, look who's come crawling back. What do you want? |
| GREETING | Back again? Did you forget something? |
| GREETING | What are you waiting for? You said you'd help her! |
| GREETING | You coming too? Hey, I could sure use some help. Come on! |
| GREETING | It's no use! I've got to get away from these damned roaches! |
| GREETING | Did you change your mind? Are you going to help my mom after all? |
| GREETING | We did it! My mom's gonna be okay! You're the best friend I've ever had, man! |
| GREETING | Hey, I know it isn't much, but I want you to have my Tunnel Snakes jacket. Go ahead, take it. |
| GREETING | You're the best, man. The best. Everything's gonna be okay now, thanks to you! |
| GREETING | She's dead! She's dead and you could have helped and you didn't. Get away from me! |
| GREETING | Just go away and leave me alone. |
| GREETING | You gotta help me! My mom's trapped in there with the Radroaches! |
| GREETING | You're lucky it was me who found you. The others won't be so forgiving. |
| GREETING | I don't know what you're up to and I don't want to know. Just clear out of here and I'll pretend I never saw you. |
| GREETING | Come on, kid, get out of here before you get us both killed! |
| GREETING | Just keep your hands where I can see them. |
| GREETING | Where did those ... things... come from? Ugh. I need another drink. |
| GREETING | Come on, sit down and have a drink with me. |
| GREETING | God! I could really use a drink right now! |
| GREETING | Me and Andy were in a tight spot there, ain't no mistake. Good thing he loves toasting roaches so much. |
| GREETING | I'm not sure how I could help. |
| GREETING | Those nasty roaches have gotten my circuits in such a frazzle! |
| GREETING | We're getting out of here. Now's our chance! |
| GREETING | Tom wouldn't listen to me. You know how he gets. |
| GREETING | And how can we help you today? |
| GREETING | Well, I guess you weren't such a jerk after all. |
| GREETING | Wow, you look like you've been through Hell. |
| GREETING | From what I've heard, sounds like you've been through Hell. |
| GREETING | You look like you've been though Hell. |
| GREETING | Well, I'm still waiting. What's the deal with my men? |
| GREETING | Any other info I can give you? |
| GREETING | Staying in Underworld isn't helping our cause. Make this fast. |
| GREETING | You still here? The Rangers aren't going to last forever if you don't get out there and help them. |
| GREETING | I thought we covered everything. What is it now? |
| GREETING | Get the hell out of my face. |
| GREETING | If you're going to continue to irritate me, I'm not going to be so nice about it. |
| GREETING | What.... Where am I? What happened? |
| GREETING | How long have I been out? |
| GREETING | Yeah? What is it? Ready to help? |
| GREETING | Yeah? What do you want? |
| GREETING | I'm afraid she's going to be out for a while. She's not well at all. |
| GREETING | Don't worry though, I'm sure the rest of Reilly's Rangers will show up soon and take her home. |
| GREETING | Doctor Barrows at your service. What brings you to the Chop Shop? |
| GREETING | Come to lend me a hand I hope. I can always use fresh human samples. |
| GREETING | Yes, what is it now? Please, be brief. I'm quite busy. |
| GREETING | You sure know your shit. Ever consider joining the Rangers? I bet Reilly would love to have you on our team. |
| GREETING | Remember, if you need anything fixed, look me up at the Ranger Compound. |
| GREETING | Move... move! |
| GREETING | Hey there. Donovan at your service. You break it, I fix it. |
| GREETING | What can I do you for? |
| GREETING | Hey man, the Butcher wants to see you. He's right over yonder. |
| GREETING | Did ya see me? Nothing good ole' Eugene and a few hundred rounds of ammo couldn't handle. |
| GREETING | Goodbye. If you're ever in the neighborhood and need some help, just listen for Eugene's rat-a-tat-tat. Ha ha ha! |
| GREETING | Go go go! |
| GREETING | Brick's the name, and I call this fine looking roomsweeper Eugene. |
| GREETING | We've had a lot of fun together mowin' down Super Mutants, but I think it's time we get off this roof. |
| GREETING | Yeah? What is it? |
| GREETING | I think Butcher wants to talk with you and he's callin' the shots. We can talk about me 'n Eugene later. |
| GREETING | Welcome back. It's great to see you again. |
| GREETING | It's been good knowing you. Hope to see you at the Ranger Compound. |
| GREETING | Well, I suppose thanks are in order... and a little something extra for your trouble. |
| GREETING | I'm going to head back to Ranger Compound and see if Reilly's back yet. If you make your way there, Reilly will pay you herself. |
| GREETING | If I can ever be of medical assistance or you need some supplies or repairs, let me or Donovan know. |
| GREETING | Again, I'm not sure how to thank you. |
| GREETING | I'm going to head back to Ranger Compound to see if Reilly's back yet. Look me up anytime you're in the neighborhood. |
| GREETING | If I can ever be of medical assistance or you need some supplies or repairs, let me or Donovan know. |
| GREETING | We'll talk when we get to the exit. Let's roll. |
| GREETING | Back so soon? Are we in luck? |
| GREETING | Hey you! Get your ass over here before you attract every Super Mutant in the building! |
| GREETING | The name's Butcher, I'm the team medic. It's good to see a friendly face. |
| GREETING | Okay, now who the heck are you and when are reinforcements coming? |
| GREETING | Good luck to you, and Godspeed. |
| GREETING | Saints alive! You've done it! |
| GREETING | Quickly, let me have the ink and I will produce the copy of the Declaration of Independence! |
| GREETING | Here you are... a perfect copy. That should give ol' George something to think about. |
| GREETING | What are the next orders from the Congress? |
| GREETING | What brings you by Rivet City today? |
| GREETING | You had your chance... you blew it. |
| GREETING | Get the hell out of my face. |
| GREETING | I have no interest in talking to you. |
| GREETING | Well, well, well. If it isn't the greatest American hero... or Abraham Washington's greatest anyway. |
| GREETING | I figured we'd bump into each other again. What brings you all the way out to Ghoulsville? |
| GREETING | So, what can I help with? |
| GREETING | What's up? |
| GREETING | Go away! Hannibal is waiting for you. |
| GREETING | What are we going to do? Those Slavers have captured the Memorial. |
| GREETING | My feet are sore. It's a long way to the Lincoln Memorial |
| GREETING | Hannibal says you're on our side. My name is Alejandra. |
| GREETING | What? Oh! I didn't see you there. I get that way sometimes when I'm thinking. |
| GREETING | Excuse me, sir. I can't talk now. Slavers could any moment. |
| GREETING | Excuse me, ma'am. I can't talk now. Slavers could any moment. |
| GREETING | I don't talk to strangers. You need to go talk to Hannibal. |
| GREETING | Please, sir. Help us get rid of all those Slavers in the Memorial. |
| GREETING | Please, ma'am. Help us get rid of all those Slavers in the Memorial. |
| GREETING | I hope our brahmin survives this trip. |
| GREETING | My name is Bill. Bill Seward, if you please, sir. |
| GREETING | My name is Bill. Bill Seward, if you please, ma'am. |
| GREETING | Yes, sir. What can I do for you sir? |
| GREETING | Yes, ma'am. What can I do for you ma'am? |
| GREETING | Not now. We can talk after the Slaver attack. |
| GREETING | Don't you be stopping here, mister. You got to talk to Hannibal first. |
| GREETING | Don't you be stopping here, lady. You got to talk to Hannibal first. |
| GREETING | We've got to get those Slavers cleared out of the Memorial. |
| GREETING | I'm sure Hannibal is cooking up a plan. |
| GREETING | This is a glorious day. We will rebuild Lincoln's Memorial. I hope I can reattach his head. |
| GREETING | I'm sure Hannibal is cooking up a plan. |
| GREETING | You're new. I'm Caleb. If you're going to be staying a while, I could use some help. |
| GREETING | You have a picture! And such a large one, too. |
| GREETING | I'll have no problems restoring the Memorial with this. Thank you! |
| GREETING | Make it quick. I've got a lot of work to do. |
| GREETING | Those Slavers are all dead. We must stay vigilant. There may be more of them. |
| GREETING | We got wind that the Slavers are going to attack. We could really use your help in the fight. |
| GREETING | Ah, a visitor. Welcome to the Temple of the Union. |
| GREETING | I'm not going to ask you who you are. For the moment, I don't care. |
| GREETING | We are all escaped slaves. I need your solemn promise not to betray us to Paradise Falls or the Slavers. |
| GREETING | Until I get that, you cannot leave here. So, do I have your word? |
| GREETING | Are you ready to pledge your allegiance? |
| GREETING | Everything is done? I can hardly believe it. We are finally going to realize the dream! |
| GREETING | We'll start out within the hour. We'll meet you at the site. |
| GREETING | I hear you found a great picture for Caleb. Once the Memorial site is safe, we can move there. |
| GREETING | So the Super Mutants are dead? This is wonderful news! |
| GREETING | Now all you have to do is get Caleb his picture and we can begin our journey. |
| GREETING | Slavers! They're holed up in the Memorial. |
| GREETING | In a moment we will charge them. We will have liberty or we will have death! Join with us to defeat evil! |
| GREETING | Those Slavers are still in control of the Memorial. |
| GREETING | Is it time for us to attack yet? |
| GREETING | We made it! The Memorial is really ours! I cannot thank you enough. |
| GREETING | Here, take this. It's a token of our thanks. |
| GREETING | Thanks to you, we are able to make this journey. |
| GREETING | We will rebuild the great Memorial to Lincoln and give hope to slaves everywhere! |
| GREETING | What is it? |
| GREETING | You have been good to your word. You are welcome at the Temple of the Union anytime. |
| GREETING | Take these schematics as a token of our gratitude. |
| GREETING | Ah! It is our newest brother! What can I do for you? |
| GREETING | Ah! It is our newest sister! What can I do for you? |
| GREETING | I'm Leroy Walker, and you're probably wondering about what we're doing here. |
| GREETING | Yeah, I killed them all after telling you not to. |
| GREETING | I just couldn't trust anyone else to do it. I needed to see them dead with my own eyes. |
| GREETING | Anyway, the problem has been taken care of. I can go back to Paradise Falls now. |
| GREETING | I'll make sure they know you're our kind of people. You'll be welcome there any time. |
| GREETING | You just couldn't wait for us, could you? Well, at least they're all dead. Guess I'll go back to Paradise Falls. |
| GREETING | We are just about to wipe out this Temple of the Union. You can join us or not. It makes no difference to me. |
| GREETING | We're preparing for a slave attack. Just stay out of the way. |
| GREETING | So did you find any Lincoln artifacts in the Museum? |
| GREETING | Is there something else? |
| GREETING | Not now. Slavers are out there somewhere, preparing to attack. |
| GREETING | Now, beat it! Hannibal is waiting for you. |
| GREETING | What's your business stranger? |
| GREETING | You again. Don't dawdle. Get in here. |
| GREETING | You ain't supposed to be looking at me, to say nothing of talking to me. |
| GREETING | Now, beat it! Hannibal is waiting for you. |
| GREETING | Goddamn Slavers have the Memorial. |
| GREETING | As soon as Hannibal gives the word, we're going to charge in there and take it from them. |
| GREETING | Stay sharp. The Wasteland is dangerous. |
| GREETING | You don't look like much, stranger. Bet you run from Radroaches. |
| GREETING | I'm Simone Cameron. Don't fuck with me. Hannibal says I can't shoot you, but I ain't trusting you with a gun to my back. |
| GREETING | Are you trying to piss me off? |
| GREETING | That's close enough. What the hell are you doing wandering around here? |
| GREETING | Keep moving. Mister Walker is waiting. |
| GREETING | Oh. You again. |
| GREETING | What do you want? |
| GREETING | I heard you're going to help us get those runaways. |
| GREETING | Make it quick. I'm busy. |
| GREETING | Can't talk now, citizen! I must be leaving. Be safe! |
| GREETING | Well done! You have defeated the vile AntAgonizer, and you've brought back her suit so that we may destroy the last taint of her villainy! |
| GREETING | Hand it to me, and I'll make sure that no one else can ever bear the mantle of the foul AntAgonizer! |
| GREETING | You had best hand over the AntAgonizer suit. It's too dangerous to let it fall into the wrong hands. |
| GREETING | Excellent work, Mechano-Lad! Now that the vile AntAgonizer is defeated, all that remains is to destroy the shell of her evil. |
| GREETING | Bring me the foul AntAgonizer's armor, and we can do what must be done. |
| GREETING | Excellent work, Mechano-Lass! Now that the vile AntAgonizer is defeated, all that remains is to destroy the shell of her evil. |
| GREETING | Bring me the foul AntAgonizer's armor, and we can do what must be done. |
| GREETING | My super-spybots tell me that the AntAgonizer has been defeated. I trust I have you to thank for this? |
| GREETING | Congratulations, but I really must make sure her suit is destroyed, lest it fall into even more evil hands. |
| GREETING | Bring me the foul AntAgonizer's armor, and we can talk further. Until then, leave me be. |
| GREETING | I must neutralize the AntAgonizer's suit. When you've removed it from her vile corpse, bring it to me. |
| GREETING | What are you doing in here? How did you get past my defenses? Did the AntAgonizer send you? |
| GREETING | Speak now citizen or I'll be forced to detain you until I can ascertain your true motives! |
| GREETING | Make it fast, citizen. I can't talk long - evil is afoot! |
| GREETING | I trust everything is acceptable, citizen? |
| GREETING | Can't talk now. They're fighting! This is awesome! |
| GREETING | I don't wanna talk to you. You killed my Uncle Roe. |
| GREETING | Go away! I hate you! |
| GREETING | Oh man! Did you see it! Did you see it? The AntAgonizer was all like, "Fear me!" But the Mechanist was all, "Stop, evil-doer!" |
| GREETING | Are you all right? You aren't hurt, are you? I'd like to apologize for the rude welcome. Those two have been a bit of a, um, problem lately. |
| GREETING | Name's Roe. Uncle Roe, to most. Welcome to Canterbury Commons... for what that's worth. |
| GREETING | Whew! You wouldn't believe how much trouble those two have caused in this town. We've been looking for someone to get rid of them for a long time. |
| GREETING | But you just walked in and cleaned up the town, easy as you please! We're in your debt, that's for sure. |
| GREETING | I'm mayor of Canterbury Commons, think of me as your own Uncle Roe. And take this, as our thanks for cleaning up the town. |
| GREETING | Whew! You wouldn't believe how much trouble those two have caused in this town. We've been looking for someone to get rid of them for a long time. |
| GREETING | But you just walked in, downed one, and drove off the other, easy as you please! That'll be the last we see of them, you can be sure of that! |
| GREETING | I'm mayor of Canterbury Commons, think of me as your own Uncle Roe. And take this, as our thanks for cleaning up the town. |
| GREETING | Change your mind yet? You willing to help us deal with the AntAgonizer and Mechanist? |
| GREETING | Ah! That's it. Tenpenny promised me safety and security. And that damn useless Gustavo lets thieves run amok. This is the last straw. I'm leaving. |
| GREETING | Oooh! I can't believe it. With all of Gustavo's goons running around, they still let thieves come into my store and take things! |
| GREETING | I thought I was safe here. That's it, I'm leaving. I'll try my luck elsewhere. |
| GREETING | There must be somewhere safe out there. |
| GREETING | Where will I go? |
| GREETING | You don't seem to take a hint. Get out of my face. |
| GREETING | I'll mind my business, you mind yours. |
| GREETING | I've got nothing to say to you. Best move on. |
| GREETING | I'm not looking for trouble, or conversation either. |
| GREETING | Jesus, you really can't take a hint, can you? |
| GREETING | Let me be blunt. Go away. |
| GREETING | I don't know you, you don't know me. Let's keep it that way. |
| GREETING | How about you just mind your own business, okay? |
| GREETING | What do you need? |
| GREETING | I'm glad to be safely back home! |
| GREETING | Quick! Unlock the door! |
| GREETING | You've got to get this door unlocked! |
| GREETING | You're rescuing me? Let's get the hell out of here! |
| GREETING | You're rescuing Shorty and me?! Thanks! I thought we were goners for sure. |
| GREETING | I think the others are dead... or worse. |
| GREETING | You're rescuing me?! Thanks! I thought we were goners for sure. |
| GREETING | I think the others are dead... or worse. |
| GREETING | You're rescuing me?! Thanks! I thought we were goners for sure. |
| GREETING | I think the others are dead... or worse. |
| GREETING | We can talk back at Big Town. Let's get out of here! |
| GREETING | I'll feel better once we're safe. |
| GREETING | Thank God! Who are you? Never mind, I don't care right now. Let's go get Red and get out of here! |
| GREETING | Come on, you've got to untie me! |
| GREETING | Thanks! Who are you? Never mind, I don't care right now. Let's go get Red and get out of here! |
| GREETING | You lead. I'll follow. Let's go! Move it! |
| GREETING | No more talking! Let's get out of here! |
| GREETING | What's the hold up? |
| GREETING | Who are you? And why do I have the feeling that you have some bad news? |
| GREETING | They're dead. Aren't they? |
| GREETING | Hey! Who are you? |
| GREETING | Well, hey! How's it going? You need something, you just ask. Disarming that bomb, well... that's something I'm not ever likely to forget. |
| GREETING | Well, now... how's my favorite explosives expert doing? |
| GREETING | Not now! |
| GREETING | Savor this moment. |
| GREETING | Shush! You're ruining the moment. |
| GREETING | Wait for my summons. I will send for you after I finish some business in the Wasteland. |
| GREETING | Patience my love. I will send for you in due time. |
| GREETING | Patience. |
| GREETING | [crying] |
| GREETING | Do you realize what you�ve done? You�ve triggered the Failsafe! Ruined everything! The subjects will die, and I�ll be stuck here in this hell! Alone! |
| GREETING | You've ruined everything! EVERYTHING! |
| GREETING | Welcome to Rivet City. |
| GREETING | I...uh, I don't get visitors very often. My name is Abraham Washington. This is my Capital Preservation Society. |
| GREETING | Welcome to...uh...the Capital Preservation Society. |
| GREETING | What...uh, what can I do for you? |
| GREETING | Hi. I'm Angela. My dad runs Gary's Galley. If you want anything to eat, talk to him. |
| GREETING | Hi. I'm Angela. I run Gary's Galley. Let me know when you are ready to order. |
| GREETING | Have you heard? I'm getting married! |
| GREETING | Welcome to Gary's Galley. Can I take your order? |
| GREETING | Yes, sir? |
| GREETING | Yes, ma'am? |
| GREETING | Lay a hand on Doctor Zimmer, and I'll snap your neck like a chicken bone. |
| GREETING | That's close enough. Keep your hands where I can see them. |
| GREETING | The market is closing soon. You'd better make it quick. |
| GREETING | The council has a report that C.J. Young is missing. Have you seen her? |
| GREETING | Welcome to Potomac Attire. I am Bannon, proprietor and City Council member. |
| GREETING | I carry discriminating attire for discriminating customers. |
| GREETING | We haven't met. I'm Bannon, proprietor of Potomac Attire, and City Council member. |
| GREETING | You should stop by my shop. What you're wearing is dreadful. |
| GREETING | I heard that Danvers found a letter from Slavers in Seagrave's room. |
| GREETING | That will teach that bastard to mess with me. |
| GREETING | I think you've earned a permanent discount here. |
| GREETING | You told Danvers that I was trying to blackmail Seagrave. |
| GREETING | Thanks to you, they've suspended council meeting and are probably going to censure me. |
| GREETING | I can't ban you from my shop, but they can't tell me what to charge. |
| GREETING | Welcome to Potomac Attire. |
| GREETING | I think I've seen you in here before. When you're ready to buy, just let me know. |
| GREETING | Have you found anything you like? |
| GREETING | Is this interruption really necessary? |
| GREETING | I'm Belle Bonny, and this is the Muddy Rudder. |
| GREETING | I'll tell you what I tell all the fresh meat. Don't start anything down here or I'll have Brock kick your ass. |
| GREETING | I'm Belle Bonny, and this is the Muddy Rudder. |
| GREETING | I'll tell you what I tell all the fresh meat. Don't start anything down here or I'll have to kick your ass. |
| GREETING | You're a new one. I'm Belle Bonny of the Muddy Rudder. Make it quick. |
| GREETING | What the hell do you want? |
| GREETING | I'm Brock, the bouncer. I take care of the troublemakers. You aren't going to be a troublemaker, are you? |
| GREETING | Don't tell me your problems. |
| GREETING | I can't talk right now. My daughter, C.J. is missing. |
| GREETING | If you see her, please send her home right away. |
| GREETING | This place won't clean itself. That's my job. |
| GREETING | Look, I'm busy. |
| GREETING | Your arrival is most unexpected, but not entirely unwelcome. |
| GREETING | I'm sorry, maybe I wasn't clear enough. Piss off. Go. Walk. Leave. You don't belong here. Au revoir. Don't let the door hit you in the ass. |
| GREETING | Are you deaf? Get the hell out of here. You don't belong in this town. |
| GREETING | I thought I told you to piss off. I did, didn't I? So piss off. |
| GREETING | Oh, thank goodness you're here! I told everyone to wait here for you, that you'd know what to do, but they didn't listen to me. |
| GREETING | With everything they'd been through, they just panicked. But I knew you'd come back. |
| GREETING | I knew you'd know what was happening. You do, don't you? |
| GREETING | I'll keep looking for the others. Good luck with everything. |
| GREETING | Did you think I was joking? You murderer! |
| GREETING | You've already made your point with us. What else is there to say? |
| GREETING | It sounds like you've already abandoned us. Did you change your mind, or are you just here to make fun of us? |
| GREETING | I hope you're making your farewells, because we don't have much to say, otherwise. |
| GREETING | I... I just heard. The Overseer... My father is dead. |
| GREETING | What's more, some of the people are saying I should be the new Overseer. It's all so sudden. |
| GREETING | I just heard what you did. It was terrible, but... I guess it had to be done. |
| GREETING | What's more, some of the people are saying I should be the new Overseer. It's all so sudden. |
| GREETING | I... I just heard. My father says he's stepping down as Overseer. He won't tell me why, but I have to assume it's something you said to him. |
| GREETING | I hope you're making progress with my father. I can't imagine anyone else who could convince him we should venture outside. |
| GREETING | I hope you're making progress with the Overseer. I can't imagine anyone else who could convince him we should venture outside. |
| GREETING | What is it? |
| GREETING | Well, look at who came crawling back home? |
| GREETING | What's the matter? Homesick? Outside not everything it was cracked up to be? Or was it just that Daddy didn't want you anymore? |
| GREETING | Too bad. You're not wanted here. You're scum. |
| GREETING | Can't you just leave me and my Vault to die in peace? |
| GREETING | You know what? I changed my mind. Playtime's over, kid. |
| GREETING | Aren't you supposed to be leaving? |
| GREETING | Aren't you supposed to be leaving? |
| GREETING | I just heard about your so-called "solution." I've got to admit, I didn't think you'd do it. |
| GREETING | But, hey, you've solved my problems, and gave me an easy place to pin the blame. I guess I owe you my thanks. |
| GREETING | I just heard about your so-called "solution." I should have you killed where you stand. |
| GREETING | But obviously, we simply can't kill a Wasteland monster like you. The best we can do is offer you a sacrifice to send you on your way. |
| GREETING | At least with you gone, our home can return to some semblance of peace, even if it came at a tragic cost. |
| GREETING | I hear you talked some sense into that rabble, and convinced them to give up on their nonsense. All without bloodshed, no less. |
| GREETING | Good thing, too. We can't afford to lose any more of the breeding pool. I guess I owe you something in the way of thanks. |
| GREETING | I hear that you've had a little chat with our rebellious elements. It seems I underestimated your persuasive skills. |
| GREETING | I applaud your restraint. Violence only weakens our community, and now is no time for weakness. |
| GREETING | Once again, there is a firm hand in control, and all will be well in Vault 101. I suppose you'll want some sort of payment for your aid. |
| GREETING | Ghoul, human... I don't care. The caps all spend the same. |
| GREETING | Back for more, eh? What can I get for you? |
| GREETING | Don't you look absolutely... miserable. Pull up a stool and lay down a few caps, tell Uncle Akzrukhal all about it... |
| GREETING | What? Oh... I'm sorry... I was just thinking about my poor Gob. Did you need something? |
| GREETING | Talk to- |
| GREETING | Do not interfere with security operations. |
| GREETING | I'm sorry, but I am not at liberty to chat right now. |
| GREETING | Protect and serve. |
| GREETING | What is it now? Sir. |
| GREETING | What is it now? Ma'am. |
| GREETING | Do I look like I have time for idle chitchat? |
| GREETING | They say the G.O.A.T. never lies... According to this, you're slated to be the next vault chaplain. God help us all. |
| GREETING | Well, according to this, you're in line to be trained as a Laundry Cannon Operator. First time for everything, indeed. |
| GREETING | It's nice to know I can still be surprised. Pedicurist! I might have guessed manicurist or even masseuse, but apparently you're a foot person. |
| GREETING | It says here you're perfectly suited for a career as a Waste Management Specialist. A specialist, mind you, not just a dabbler. Congratulations! |
| GREETING | Huh. "Vault Loyalty Inspector"... I thought that had been phased out decades ago. Well, sounds like a job right up your alley, hmm? |
| GREETING | Interesting. "Clinical Test Subject"... sounds like something you should excel at. I guess you and your dad will be working together. |
| GREETING | Looks like the diner's going to get a new Fry Cook. I'll just say this once: hold the mustard, extra pickles. Ha ha ha. |
| GREETING | Thank goodness. We're finally getting a new Jukebox Technician. That thing hasn't worked right since old Joe Palmer passed. |
| GREETING | Well, well. Pip-Boy Programmer, eh? Stanley will finally have someone to talk shop with. |
| GREETING | Huh. I wonder who will be brave enough to be your first customer as the vault's new Tattoo Artist? I promise it won't be me. |
| GREETING | Apparently you're management material. You're going to be trained as a Shift Supervisor. |
| GREETING | Could I be talking to the next Overseer? Stranger things have happened. |
| GREETING | Wow. Wow. Says here you're going to be the vault's Marriage Counselor. |
| GREETING | Almost makes me want to get married, just to be able to avail myself of your services. |
| GREETING | I always thought you'd have a career in professional sports. You're the new vault Little League coach! Congratulations. |
| GREETING | Looks like you'll be putting your ... physical talents to good use as the vault's new Masseuse. |
| GREETING | All set, eh? You shouldn't have had any trouble with this little formality. |
| GREETING | You managed to answer all the questions, I see. That's a good start. Maybe a bit more than I expected given your grades. |
| GREETING | Well, you made it. All set for the G.O.A.T.? Trust me, it really isn't that bad. Just something everybody has to go through. |
| GREETING | Allow me to introduce myself. I am Godfrey, your personal robotic butler. |
| GREETING | I am here to look after your needs and to keep you happy and entertained. |
| GREETING | What can I do for you? |
| GREETING | Allow me to introduce myself. I am Wadsworth, your personal robotic butler. |
| GREETING | I am here to look after your needs and to keep you happy and entertained. |
| GREETING | What can I do for you? |
| GREETING | Good morning, sir. |
| GREETING | What can I do for you? |
| GREETING | Good morning, madame. |
| GREETING | What can I do for you? |
| GREETING | Good evening, sir. |
| GREETING | What can I do for you? |
| GREETING | Good evening, madame. |
| GREETING | What can I do for you? |
| GREETING | There's nothing more to discuss. Now, run along. |
| GREETING | The sooner you find my property, the sooner I can get out of this slum. Really, how do you people live like this? |
| GREETING | Standing around all day chit-chatting isn't going to help you track down my android. Is it? |
| GREETING | Well, I guess that's it. Thanks for getting us out of there, mungo. |
| GREETING | We're going back home now. You ever come out that way, you stop and say hi. I'll tell Mayor not to shoot you okay? |
| GREETING | Well, I guess that's it. Thanks for getting us out of there, mungo. |
| GREETING | We're going back home now. You ever come out that way, you stop and say hi. I'll tell Mayor not to shoot you okay? |
| GREETING | Not bad, mungo. Not bad at all. |
| GREETING | I told you I had a good plan. It sure worked, didn't it? You ever need anything, you go see MacCready in Lamplight. He'll help you out. |
| GREETING | Thanks, mungo. |
| GREETING | Thanks for getting us out of there. If you ever need anything, you come see us. |
| GREETING | Mayor will be nice to you. I'll make sure of it. |
| GREETING | So you got us out of there, huh? |
| GREETING | Not so bad for a mungo, I guess. |
| GREETING | So, uhh. Thanks and stuff. We're gonna head home soon. |
| GREETING | The AntAgonizer! You're the awesomest person ever, ever! Can I have your autograph? |
| GREETING | The Mechanist! You're the awesomest person ever, ever! Can I have your autograph? |
| GREETING | Goodbye, AntAgonizer! I have to go home now! |
| GREETING | Goodbye, Mechanist! I have to go home now! |
| GREETING | I'm heading back to Rivet City to get more supplies to sell to Big Town. They bought out my entire stock! |
| GREETING | I�m headed to Big Town. There�s good money to be made there. They ordered a ton of supplies, and now that it�s safe, I�m heading up there! |
| GREETING | I�m headed to Big Town. There�s good money to be made there. They ordered a bunch of high power explosives! |
| GREETING | I�m headed to Big Town. There�s good money to be made there. They ordered a bunch of robot parts! |
| GREETING | I�m headed to Big Town. There�s good money to be made there. They ordered a few Stealth Boys. |
| GREETING | I�m headed to Big Town. There�s good money to be made there. They ordered a bunch of firepower. |
| GREETING | You live the life of a Regulator. You're an example to all. |
| GREETING | Word reaches across the Wastes of your deeds. I am honored to have you among us. |
| GREETING | It's always good to see one of our number here. Have you brought tales and trophies of justice? |
| GREETING | The Regulators welcome you back. |
| GREETING | The unrighteous will be punished. |
| GREETING | We bring law to a lawless land. |
| GREETING | We are justice. We are the law. |
| GREETING | Sonora is our leader. Speak with her. |
| GREETING | Stay true to yourself and to the law. This is the rule of the Regulator. |
| GREETING | Well, hello there. I assume that you've come about the contract that we're offering. |
| GREETING | We're always pleased to see a new associate. Welcome. A most hearty welcome to our little business. |
| GREETING | You may darken our doorstep at any time, so long as you bring me what I ask for. |
| GREETING | Welcome! Welcome back! What do you have for us today? |
| GREETING | Why look who it is! My favorite associate! Have you brought me what I need? |
| GREETING | It's you! We always have time for our favorite employee! |
| GREETING | Speak to Mr. Littlehorn. |
| GREETING | We can't help you. Only Mr. Littlehorn can help you. |
| GREETING | I'm sorry, I don't have time to talk to you. |
| GREETING | Busy. So busy. Busy busy bee. |
| GREETING | No time. Must work. No time. Must work... |
| GREETING | Too busy. So busy. Never stop... |
| GREETING | What is it? |
| GREETING | Well, well. I'm surprised you don't know me. I'm Brianna. I... take care of the men around here. Well, unmarried ones anyway. |
| GREETING | Hey there. |
| GREETING | I don't think we've been properly introduced. I'm Holly... Vance's wife. |
| GREETING | Whatcha need? |
| GREETING | Always a pleasure. What can I do for you? |
| GREETING | I trust your talk with young Ian went well. |
| GREETING | I am quite interested in learning the results of your discussion. Did he come to a decision? |
| GREETING | I hear that you decided to speak to Ian regardless of my warnings. |
| GREETING | Be that as it may, I am still interested in what you conversed about. Did he come to a decision? |
| GREETING | Welcome to our home. |
| GREETING | My people call me Vance. I lead this group of weary travelers and outcasts who need a home. |
| GREETING | And to what do I owe the pleasure of your visit? |
| GREETING | You wish to speak to me again? |
| GREETING | Hey there, sweetie! |
| GREETING | ... |
| GREETING | Hello? Is this the mailman? Oh I do hope my fall catalog has arrived! |
| GREETING | You must be exhausted from all that walking in this horrible heat. Oh, and hungry too! Sit, please! |
| GREETING | Brailee Ewers is the name. Don't mind my husband Kenneth. He woke up on the wrong side of the bed this morning! |
| GREETING | Whatcha' need darling? |
| GREETING | ... |
| GREETING | I'm sorry, but my husband told me to say that nobody's here. |
| GREETING | We aren't talking any more. Get out! |
| GREETING | What are you doing in here? |
| GREETING | What the hell are you doing in here?! Get the fuck out! |
| GREETING | Look, I want to be left alone. Can't you tell? |
| GREETING | ... |
| GREETING | Yes? Who is it? |
| GREETING | It's nice to see a friendly new face around here. It's been a long time. |
| GREETING | The name's Karen Schenzy. |
| GREETING | What's up? |
| GREETING | ... |
| GREETING | Go away! You're not getting in here! |
| GREETING | I thought I told you I didn't want to talk to you any more! I'm not going home and that's it! |
| GREETING | I wanted to thank you one last time for what you've done for me. |
| GREETING | My brain feels like less of a mess now... I think I may be seeing clearly for the first time in years. |
| GREETING | Don't worry about me... I've been through a lot, but I think I'm gonna be okay. |
| GREETING | Thanks again for helping me clear my thoughts. |
| GREETING | I thought I heard guns... what's going on? Who are you? |
| GREETING | Huh? What do you want? |
| GREETING | Yeah? What is it this time? |
| GREETING | I thought I heard guns... what's going on? Who are you? You better tell me right now or I'll call for Vance! |
| GREETING | Well, holy shit! You're back! |
| GREETING | What the hell happened out there? |
| GREETING | There he is... the hero of the day! |
| GREETING | There she is... the heroine of the day! |
| GREETING | How's the search going? Any sign of Ian? |
| GREETING | What did they tell you? Everyone ok? |
| GREETING | Don't you have some houses to be checking? |
| GREETING | Hang on, you're not one of them. I nearly blasted you in two! |
| GREETING | I'm Flak. If you want something better than that stick of yours, stop by Flak and Shrapnel's. |
| GREETING | I'm Flak. If you want a decent weapon, stop by Flak and Shrapnel's. |
| GREETING | Yeah? You need something? |
| GREETING | Let me introduce myself. I am Gary Staley gourmet chef and gourmand. I'll be preparing your meal. |
| GREETING | My specialty is Mirelurk Cakes. Although the iguana is very popular too. |
| GREETING | I'm Gary. Gary Staley. If you ever get hungry, stop by Gary's Galley. |
| GREETING | Ah! I knew you wouldn't be able to stay away from my cuisine for long. |
| GREETING | How may I serve you? |
| GREETING | Make it quick. I'm on a tight schedule. |
| GREETING | Is there a problem? |
| GREETING | This isn't a good time. My daugher, C.J. is missing. |
| GREETING | If you hear anything, please let me know right away. |
| GREETING | This place could use a few more people willing to work. Everything is falling apart and I'm the only one willing to fix it. |
| GREETING | I'm busy. I've got a lot of repairs to make. |
| GREETING | What do you want? |
| GREETING | I'm scared. Will you take me home? Take me to my Mom. |
| GREETING | I'm scared. Will you take me home? |
| GREETING | What's your problem, mister? |
| GREETING | What's your problem, lady? |
| GREETING | I'm Janice Kaplinski, chief botanist. What do you need? |
| GREETING | Be careful around these fruits and vegetables. They're worth more to us than you are. |
| GREETING | You need me? For what? |
| GREETING | Well? Are you going to help me or turn me over to the Slaver? |
| GREETING | Stay away from me. What do you want? Are you one of them? |
| GREETING | Stay away from me! |
| GREETING | I heard Sister is dead. Thank God! |
| GREETING | I'd rather be alone just now. |
| GREETING | Welcome to the Weatherly. Mister Buckingham at your service. |
| GREETING | How may I serve you? |
| GREETING | Haven't run into you before. You probably wouldn't remember me anyway. I'm Mister Lopez. |
| GREETING | I wish I had the courage to end it all. |
| GREETING | I'm just taking things one day at a time. |
| GREETING | Just leave me alone. |
| GREETING | Haven't seen you in here before. Do you need a fix? I might have what you need. You can always come see Paulie to get what you need. |
| GREETING | Who are you? Got any Psycho? I could really use a fix, but I'm broke. |
| GREETING | Ha ha! I run the chem shop, but I'm broke and can't buy chems! |
| GREETING | Looking for a fix? |
| GREETING | Make it quick, will ya? I'm coming down and I gotta get my fix. |
| GREETING | How the hell did you get in here? Hmph. I suppose you can't be all that bad if you made it this far without dying. |
| GREETING | This is the part where you tell me what the hell you are doing bothering an old man who obviously wants to be left alone.... Get on with it already! |
| GREETING | Stay sharp. They're everywhere. |
| GREETING | Sir, yes sir! Private Jones reporting! |
| GREETING | Sir, yes sir! |
| GREETING | You'd better get out of here. The guards are going to close up soon. |
| GREETING | Howdy. I'm Seagrave. Seagrave Holmes. I have a little of just about everything here. |
| GREETING | You must be new. I'm Seagrave. If you've got anything you want to unload, stop by my shop, Rivet City Supply. |
| GREETING | Hey! I heard that Bannon got caught trying to frame me. |
| GREETING | I also heard you ratted him out. I think you've earned a true, blue friendship discount. |
| GREETING | You sneak into my room, steal my property, and then tell the world about it. |
| GREETING | I'd ban you from my shop if they'd let me. Instead I'll just have to settle for ripping you off. |
| GREETING | Take a look around. I got all kinds of stuff in here. |
| GREETING | The shop's closed right now. Is there anything else I can do for you? |
| GREETING | Can't you see I'm eating? What do you want? |
| GREETING | Hey, you. Have you seen C.J. Young? We have a report that she is missing. |
| GREETING | I'm on duty. Make it quick. |
| GREETING | We're going to close soon. You'd better get out of here. |
| GREETING | They call me Shrapnel. I run this place. Got the best damn armament you'll ever see. |
| GREETING | Don't know you, don't care. Keep it short. |
| GREETING | If you want any of this shit, just say so. Otherwise keep your fingers the hell away from the triggers. I don't want no accidents. |
| GREETING | What's your beef? |
| GREETING | They call me Sister. Don't ask. |
| GREETING | You're bothering me. You don't want to bother me. |
| GREETING | I'm Tammy. Have you seen my good for nothing son lately? |
| GREETING | The little shit is usually up to no good. |
| GREETING | I'm Tammy. Just leave me alone, okay. |
| GREETING | Yeah? What do you want? |
| GREETING | Hey, good lookin'. How come you haven't bought me a drink yet? |
| GREETING | Shit. Just what this hole needs. Another woman. |
| GREETING | Either buy me a drink, or take your skanky ass somewhere else. |
| GREETING | Buy a girl a drink, sailor? |
| GREETING | Unless you're going to buy me a round, get lost. |
| GREETING | Welcome to the Weatherly Hotel. I am your hostess, Vera Weatherly. |
| GREETING | Charmed to meet you. I am Vera Weatherly of the Weatherly Hotel. |
| GREETING | Welcome back, ma'am. |
| GREETING | Welcome back, sir. |
| GREETING | Nice to see you again. |
| GREETING | I have yet to make your acquaintance. My name is Zimmer. |
| GREETING | Are you in need of assistance? |
| GREETING | We need to get this resolved, and fast. We're too exposed like this. We need to keep moving. |
| GREETING | What the hell are we standing around for? If Garza can't make it, then we need to go without him. This is crazy! |
| GREETING | All right, you should be just outside the pipe that's been giving us trouble. |
| GREETING | Now don't worry, this isn't dangerous at all. |
| GREETING | Just get inside and use the manual controls to drain the pipe. That'll break up the debris enough for the filters to function properly. |
| GREETING | Get to the museum level and use the intercom there. I'll talk you through cycling the airlock on the intake pipe. |
| GREETING | There are a few minor repairs still to be made up here in the control room. Why don't you come back here and give me a hand? |
| GREETING | Actually, wait. There's one other thing I need you to do. Janice says there's a blockage in one of the intake pipes. |
| GREETING | It's on your way back; head back up to the museum level and give me a call on the intercom when you get there. |
| GREETING | Well, you've done it. It'll just be a few minutes until we can access the mainframe. Use the intercom so I can tell you where to go next. |
| GREETING | There are a few minor repairs still to be made up here in the control room. Why don't you come back here and give me a hand? |
| GREETING | Actually, wait. There's one other thing I need you to do. Janice says there's a blockage in one of the intake pipes. |
| GREETING | It's on your way back; head back up to the museum level and give me a call on the intercom when you get there. |
| GREETING | With the fuses in place, you should be able to access the mainframe. No need to come back to the control room; just head right there. |
| GREETING | Great work on the pumps. Hurry back and I'll give you the fuses you'll need. |
| GREETING | How are you holding up? Need directions? |
| GREETING | Everything all right? |
| GREETING | You're doing great out there. Keep it up. |
| GREETING | I better not ever find out that you or your father had something to do with this. If I even think you sold us out... |
| GREETING | This isn't what I had in mind when I came back here. |
| GREETING | Thank God someone else made it out. What the hell is going on? Who are those guys? Did I hear gunshots? |
| GREETING | We'll make it out of here, right? I don't want to die down here. |
| GREETING | After all that, you just kill the man? What is wrong with you? |
| GREETING | You monster! How could you do that to him! |
| GREETING | I am sorry. I cannot continue. I need to rest for a while. |
| GREETING | My heart... All this stress... I was not expecting any of this. I need to rest. |
| GREETING | Now is not a good time to be talking. |
| GREETING | I can't leave Garza here in this condition. We're not going anywhere until he's been helped. |
| GREETING | We can't go any further. We need to stop. |
| GREETING | You there. Hold it. Who the hell are you? |
| GREETING | Ho chum! What's the word? |
| GREETING | You're brave to keep bothering me. Or stupid. |
| GREETING | Oh. Hello. I'm Bessie Lynn. I... I don't think you should be down here. Did you talk to Roy? |
| GREETING | I hope you know what you're doing. You could get in a lot of trouble by coming around uninvited. |
| GREETING | Oh... hello there. |
| GREETING | Will this take long? I ... I have things to do. |
| GREETING | What are you doing here? It's not safe for your kind around here. |
| GREETING | Hello. What is it? |
| GREETING | What the hell do you want? |
| GREETING | Oh, it's you. Would you like to slap me around before you drink? I'm told that it's a lot of fun. |
| GREETING | Oh good. If it isn't my favorite smoothskin. |
| GREETING | Hey, pal. What do you need? |
| GREETING | Good to see you again! Need a drink? |
| GREETING | Oh, man... I'm glad to see you. Moriarty's been especially nasty lately and I need a friendly face. |
| GREETING | Dad used to say... oh, never mind... |
| GREETING | Dad usually doesn't like when I talk to strangers. |
| GREETING | Be careful, mister. My dad is right over there. Try anything, and I'll yell for him. |
| GREETING | Be careful, lady. My dad is right over there. Try anything, and I'll yell for him. |
| GREETING | Now I KNOW I've never seen you in Megaton before. Let me guess -- just passing through, right? |
| GREETING | We get people tryin' to settle down here all the time. Anyway, if you're hungry, you came to the right place. What can I get you? |
| GREETING | Now I KNOW I've never seen you in Megaton before. Let me guess -- just passing through, right? |
| GREETING | We get people tryin' to settle down here all the time, but you don't look like the type. Anyway... |
| GREETING | Hey. What can I get you? |
| GREETING | So what'll it be today? We've got some noodles. And the Brahmin steak is pretty good, too. |
| GREETING | So what's it going to be? |
| GREETING | Sorry man, I'm off the clock. Noodle time is over. |
| GREETING | Sorry girl, I'm off the clock. Noodle time is over. |
| GREETING | Oh, hey. Look, I'm not working right now. |
| GREETING | The noodle stand is closed right now. If you need something, talk to Leo. |
| GREETING | Oh, look. Another one of your pampered vault assholes. Look here, vault asshole -- I don't like you. Stay clear of me and we'll have no trouble. |
| GREETING | Oh, look. Another one of you Wasteland assholes. Look here, asshole -- I don't like you. Stay clear of me and we'll have no trouble. |
| GREETING | Long time, no see. You takin' care of yourself out there? |
| GREETING | Been a while. You need something? |
| GREETING | What's up? |
| GREETING | Yeah? You want something? |
| GREETING | This'd better be good. I'm in no mood for your shit. |
| GREETING | Say what's on your mind then get out of my face. |
| GREETING | How may I assist you? |
| GREETING | Hi there! I'm Moira, it's a pleasure to meet you! I run Craterside Supply. |
| GREETING | If there's anything you need, anything at all, I probably got it layin' around in here somewhere. Don't be afraid to ask! |
| GREETING | Hey, you! What do you need? |
| GREETING | Have you seen a radiphlange anywhere around here? I could really use one... ah, nevermind. What can I get you? |
| GREETING | Good to see you! Did you bring me any junk? |
| GREETING | Well goddamn. You're new, right? I've got to admit, the outfit's a little weird, but that's okay, that's okay. Name's Leo Stahl. It's a pleasure! |
| GREETING | Well goddamn. You're new, right? Name's Leo Stahl. It's a pleasure! It's a pleasure! Yeah! |
| GREETING | It's you. I was hoping that you'd have moved on. What do you want? |
| GREETING | Goddammit. Can't you leave me alone? What do you want? |
| GREETING | Look, if you're going to tell on me, do it. Otherwise, tell me what you want and then get out of here. |
| GREETING | Hey hey! Nice to see you! Everything okay? You doing all right? You need something? Come on, talk to me! |
| GREETING | Alright! Good to see you again? What's new? Feel like having a drink? C'mon, let's talk! |
| GREETING | Hey there, buddy! Good to see you! |
| GREETING | Heya! How's it going? |
| GREETING | You pull another stunt like you did, and you're finished in this town. Do you understand? |
| GREETING | Now what do you want? |
| GREETING | Yes? |
| GREETING | Hey there. |
| GREETING | Good to see you're staying out of trouble. |
| GREETING | Got my eye on you. Don't do anything stupid. |
| GREETING | Staying out of trouble, I hope? Don't want to have to waste good bullets on your sorry hide. |
| GREETING | Yeah? |
| GREETING | Hi, I'm Maggie. I live with Billy. Billy Creel. Do you know him? He's not my dad or anything, but he takes care of me now. Anyway, I should go. Bye. |
| GREETING | Hi, I'm Maggie. I live with Billy. Billy Creel. Well... I used to. He died. Now... ... I need to go... |
| GREETING | I probably shouldn't be talking to you. Billy always said that I get too friendly with people I don't know. I miss him... |
| GREETING | I probably shouldn't be talking to you. Billy says I get too friendly with people I don't know. He says it's dangerous. |
| GREETING | Hi there! How are you? |
| GREETING | Well hey there, stranger! I'm Manya. The old coot wandering around here is my husband, Nathan. |
| GREETING | If there's anything we can help you with, ask me. Don't ask Nathan, he'll just blabber at you about the damned Enclave all day. |
| GREETING | Oh... hello, stranger. I'm sorry. I was just thinking about Nathan, my husband. He passed not too long ago. |
| GREETING | I guess I'm not really over it. I'm not sure if I ever will be. Look, you have a good day, I need to go. |
| GREETING | I'm sorry. I was just thinking about Nathan. It's been so quiet around here since he passed... |
| GREETING | What do you need, honey? |
| GREETING | If you see Nathan, tell that man to get his ass back home. |
| GREETING | You seen Nathan anywhere around here? |
| GREETING | Hello, sweet child. Hello. I don't believe we've met. I'm Mother Maya, prophet of the Atom and embracer of the universal Light. |
| GREETING | Remember, sweet child, that as children of Atom, the fabric of the universe itself is ours to weave. So welcome to Megaton, and peace be with you. |
| GREETING | Sweet child, now is not the time for talk. But you should join us now in our hour of prayer. Simply close thine eyes and bask in Atom's glow. |
| GREETING | Well hello again, sweet child. Is all well with you? Remember, stay in the Glow and let all things take their course. |
| GREETING | We meet again, sweet child. I hope you're finding our town agreeable? In darkness, in doubt, go ye to the bomb. Find Atom, and find truth. |
| GREETING | Oh my, it divides my heart to see you again, sweet child. And what may Mother Maya do for you today? |
| GREETING | Huh? Oh... I'm sorry. I was thinking about Manya. Things ain't been the same since she passed... |
| GREETING | Ha! Look at this! New blood! Tell me boy, you ever hear of the Enclave? The last remnant of the good ol' USA, they are! |
| GREETING | Now, I don't know you from Adam, but I got you pegged for a patriot and any patriot worth his salt is gonna toss his gun in for the Enclave. |
| GREETING | Any day now, they're gonna roll up here and then this nightmare'll be over for good! But listen to me ramble -- I'm Nathan. What can I do for you? |
| GREETING | Ha! Look at this! New blood! Tell me girl, you ever hear of the Enclave? The last remnant of the good ol' USA, they are! |
| GREETING | Now, I don't know you from Adam, but I got you pegged for a patriot and any patriot worth her salt is gonna toss her gun in for the Enclave. |
| GREETING | Any day now, they're gonna roll up here and then this nightmare'll be over for good! But listen to me ramble -- I'm Nathan. What can I do for you? |
| GREETING | Where's that wife of mine got to anyway... |
| GREETING | Have you seen my wife anywhere around here? |
| GREETING | Greetings, citizen! |
| GREETING | Be all you can be. Support the Enclave. |
| GREETING | Well, hello there, Miss Dangerous. What can I do for you? |
| GREETING | Well, hello there Mister Dangerous. What can I do for you? |
| GREETING | Hi there. I'm Nova. New to Megaton, huh? Do yourself a favor and keep walking. Some of us stay for a few days... and then it's five years later... |
| GREETING | Hey, baby. What do you need? |
| GREETING | What is it, hon? |
| GREETING | Listen, I'm working right now. So make it quick, okay? |
| GREETING | The more time I spend talking to you, the less I'm spending watching for Raiders. |
| GREETING | How the hell did you get up here anyway? |
| GREETING | ... huh? Yeah? What is it? |
| GREETING | Yeah? What is it? |
| GREETING | What do you need? |
| GREETING | I'm just here to guard the goods. That's all. |
| GREETING | I'm here to watch over this stuff. Only touch what you've paid for, and we'll have no problem. |
| GREETING | I've got my eye on you. |
| GREETING | This place is so much better than Moriarty's. That place is just filled with scum. |
| GREETING | Pull up a chair if you want. |
| GREETING | Hey there, stranger. Talk to Leo if you need something. |
| GREETING | Always good to see a new face. |
| GREETING | Leo's a nice guy, a bit twitchy, but nice. |
| GREETING | Don't mind Andy, he's just a busy guy. |
| GREETING | Hello, Child. Have you come to bask in Atom's glow? |
| GREETING | Speak to the Confessor or the Mother if you wish to know more. |
| GREETING | Close your eyes, and feel Atom's glow... |
| GREETING | The Confessor is truly the chosen of Atom. |
| GREETING | Even those who are not dedicated Children of Atom may bask in his glow. |
| GREETING | It's been so peaceful in here since Moriarty got killed. |
| GREETING | Talk to Gob if you need something. |
| GREETING | Can't I just drink in peace? |
| GREETING | I'm in the mood to drink, not to talk. |
| GREETING | Leave me alone. |
| GREETING | It's not that kind of bar, stranger. |
| GREETING | You looking to trade, stranger? Check out Craterside Supply. |
| GREETING | If you need to buy something, Moira up in Craterside Supply can help you. Watch out though, she's... different. |
| GREETING | Whatever you want, I don't have it. |
| GREETING | Leave me alone! Someone might see us! |
| GREETING | Don't let the people around here fool you with their hippie crap. They've got water they won't share with anyone. Nice, huh? |
| GREETING | What? Why are you being so friendly? Go away! |
| GREETING | ...can't even afford some damn squirrel stew... |
| GREETING | Look, I don't want to be rude, but I don't trust strangers. |
| GREETING | [grumbles]... should've stayed in Rivet City... traveled through the Wasteland for this place... |
| GREETING | I hope they let me buy a house here some day. |
| GREETING | *whistles*... dammit! You made me mess up the song! |
| GREETING | Where did you come from? ...not like it matters. |
| GREETING | I don't want any trouble. |
| GREETING | What? No! Go away! |
| GREETING | Take it up with someone else. |
| GREETING | I came to this place looking for water, but they're only selling to residents. |
| GREETING | [coughs] ... sorry... not now. |
| GREETING | Sorry, I'm a little busy right now. Maybe we can talk later, okay? |
| GREETING | The people here get really paranoid when they see outsiders chatting to each other. Keep that in mind. |
| GREETING | Sorry, can't talk now. |
| GREETING | We've got nothing to say to each other. |
| GREETING | Go on, now. You've got a G.O.A.T. to take. |
| GREETING | Come on, pal. You're fine, and you know it. |
| GREETING | You're a perfectly healthy 16-year-old boy. |
| GREETING | So, you need to get to class and take your G.O.A.T. exam. No excuses. |
| GREETING | Come on, honey. You're fine, and you know it. |
| GREETING | You're a perfectly healthy 16-year-old girl. |
| GREETING | So, you need to get to class and take your G.O.A.T. exam. No excuses. |
| GREETING | You'd better stay away... I don't want you to catch what I've got. |
| GREETING | I'm a little worried I hope Jonas can take a look at me soon. |
| GREETING | Hey, what did you put for #10? |
| GREETING | Stop bothering me, I've just got to figure out this last one! |
| GREETING | I can't figure out #5. First I think I should listen to my grandmother. But then, isn't killing someone wrong? |
| GREETING | I'm thinking of going with "Overseer" for the last one. What did you put? |
| GREETING | Hey, why don't you have to take the test? |
| GREETING | You nervous? I'm not. |
| GREETING | Shh! |
| GREETING | We're not friends. We're never going to be friends. Got it? |
| GREETING | Right now, I don't pay any attention to you. You really want to keep it that way, okay? |
| GREETING | I hope you weren't just talking to me. |
| GREETING | Mr. Brotch is a big fat liar! |
| GREETING | Do you mind? I'm trying to pay attention. |
| GREETING | Oh. Hi. Why are you talking to me? |
| GREETING | What is it? |
| GREETING | Don't wander off. We're going to need you. |
| GREETING | We have to make it to the tunnel. Follow me, and stay quiet! |
| GREETING | Didn't your dad tell you about the blockage? I thought you'd be off taking care of that now. |
| GREETING | You really should go fix that blockage before something bad happens. |
| GREETING | Just be careful what you touch in here, okay? The equipment's old enough as it is. |
| GREETING | So you're going to make sure it's safe for us in there? That's really brave of you. |
| GREETING | This is kind of exciting, isn't it? I've always heard Doctor Li talk about Project Purity, but I never thought I'd be going there. |
| GREETING | Well, at least now we're not completely doomed. Thanks for taking care of those beasts. |
| GREETING | I'm sure it's not safe in there, but how safe is it for us to be standing around out here? |
| GREETING | I don't know if I like this. I understand it's important to Doctor Li, but isn't going to Project Purity dangerous? |
| GREETING | I thank you for risking your life to make sure we are safe. |
| GREETING | Now we must worry about mutants as well? Perhaps we should have stayed at Rivet City. |
| GREETING | I am unsure how useful I will be at this Purity Project, but I am happy to do whatever I can to help Doctor Li. |
| GREETING | Oh, great. |
| GREETING | Listen, I know who you are, okay? Far as I'm concerned, you've got no business being here. So just stay out of my way. |
| GREETING | Yeah, what do you want? |
| GREETING | Hey, here's an idea. Why don't you go worry about whatever it is you're supposed to be doing, and leave me alone. |
| GREETING | Hey there. I hear we have you to thank for getting us up and running again! |
| GREETING | Hey there, little lady. What's going on? |
| GREETING | Hey there, bud. What's going on? |
| GREETING | James... he's gone... |
| GREETING | We have to get out of here. They'll be coming for us next. We've got to evacuate now! |
| GREETING | What is he doing in there? |
| GREETING | I've been hearing good things about you. |
| GREETING | Is it true? Did you really disarm the bomb in Megaton? |
| GREETING | I think we need to talk. |
| GREETING | I've been... hearing things. Things that have happened out there. |
| GREETING | Megaton destroyed... You... You didn't have anything to do with that, did you? |
| GREETING | I know there's a lot going on right now. This is all very sudden. |
| GREETING | I just want you to know that I'm here if you want to talk. You seem troubled, like there's a cloud hanging over you. |
| GREETING | I know there's a lot going on right now. This is all very sudden. |
| GREETING | I just wanted to say... I wanted to say that I'm proud of you. You're a good person, and it shows. |
| GREETING | It's essential that you get to the pipes as soon as you can. We can't allow the pressure to build up, or it could be a disaster. |
| GREETING | I'll be here for you when you get back. |
| GREETING | Please, hurry. Once the blockage is cleared up, we'll be in good shape. |
| GREETING | I'll be here for you when you get back. |
| GREETING | You didn't have to come all the way back here, you know. You could've just gone right to the mainframe. |
| GREETING | Replace those fuses. Otherwise we'll never get the doors open, and there's no chance of getting the mainframe running. |
| GREETING | So the pumps are working, and some of the doors are opened. We're making progress. |
| GREETING | Problem is that the water shorted out a few key fuse boxes. Here, take these fuses and replace the ones that have burnt out. |
| GREETING | Once you get the Flood Control Pumps activated, that'll clear out some of the water and make it easier for us to see what else has gone wrong. |
| GREETING | Let's get to the control room and assess the situation. We can talk more there. |
| GREETING | Are you all right? Is it safe in there? |
| GREETING | We can't accomplish anything until we can get inside, but none of us are particularly capable fighters. |
| GREETING | I hate to ask you to put yourself in harm's way, but you seem to have learned to handle yourself. |
| GREETING | I need you to go in and make sure it's safe for Doctor Li and her crew. |
| GREETING | I still need your help. I can't do this without you, you know. |
| GREETING | Here we are. Where it all began. You remember your mother's favorite passage? |
| GREETING | Revelation 21:6. I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end. I will give unto him that is athirst of the fountain of the water of life, freely. |
| GREETING | Don't you see? This is what it all means. The water, the purifier. THIS is the water of life. Your mother's dream. |
| GREETING | No point in wasting time. Let's get to work. There's much to be done. |
| GREETING | I'm not trying to put you off, but we need to get to Project Purity. Anything else can wait until later. |
| GREETING | We need to get back to Project Purity. The computer there is our best chance to locate a G.E.C.K. |
| GREETING | Give me a few moments to speak with Madison. Then we can decide on a course of action. Have patience. |
| GREETING | Yeah? You need something? |
| GREETING | You found him! I can't believe it! |
| GREETING | You have my thanks. We would be lost without James. |
| GREETING | What can I do for you? |
| GREETING | My goodness... You must be James' daughter. You look so much like him. |
| GREETING | I'm surprised to see you here. He gave me the impression that you were... somewhere else, and that we wouldn't be seeing you again. |
| GREETING | If you're here to talk to him, I'm afraid he's come and gone. The last I knew, he was headed back to the lab. |
| GREETING | My goodness... You must be James' son. You look so much like him. |
| GREETING | I'm surprised to see you here. He gave me the impression that you were... somewhere else, and that we wouldn't be seeing you again. |
| GREETING | If you're here to talk to him, I'm afraid he's come and gone. The last I knew, he was headed back to the lab. |
| GREETING | Good to see you again, honey. |
| GREETING | Good to see you again, son. |
| GREETING | What do you need? |
| GREETING | I need to reach Madison as soon as possible. Now I can make her see that Project Purity is worth finishing. |
| GREETING | Get over here before they spot you. |
| GREETING | Now, what the hell are you doin' all the way out here? |
| GREETING | You again, huh? What is it now? |
| GREETING | Please tell me you have some good news... I could use it. |
| GREETING | Any word about my brother? I'm worried sick! |
| GREETING | I really appreciate you doing this for me. I'm feeling better already! |
| GREETING | Did you need something else? |
| GREETING | I don't recognize you. New in town or something? |
| GREETING | You still up for that job I was talking about? |
| GREETING | I'm heading up to Big Town to see what's left for the taking. I heard everyone up there was either killed or dragged off by Super Mutants. |
| GREETING | Finders keepers, am I right? Ha Ha... |
| GREETING | Go away. I've had enough of your "help" already. |
| GREETING | Hey, what happened with the robot? |
| GREETING | Oh, hey there. Do you need something? |
| GREETING | Thanks for your help, friend. I don't know what I would have done if you hadn't come along. |
| GREETING | Hello, again. How about that robot, huh? |
| GREETING | Thank God... water... I'm out. You've got to give me some water or I'm done for... |
| GREETING | Have you reached a decision? Will you assist me in forging a copy of the Declaration? |
| GREETING | If you have something to say, be quick about it or begone. |
| GREETING | You've breached our defenses, evaded our best soldiers and you've raided my home. |
| GREETING | But I have not yet begun to fight! I cannot allow you to steal our freedom! |
| GREETING | The Declaration must remain here! It is our symbol of hope, the one thing that cries out "We are a free nation"! |
| GREETING | Hello, hello! |
| GREETING | I'm mighty appreciative of your straightening things out. Perhaps next time I go on safari I'll take you along. |
| GREETING | Is there something you require? |
| GREETING | Give me a second. Keep your panties on! |
| GREETING | Just a moment! |
| GREETING | Hey! Is that you? |
| GREETING | Oh, my head's still ringing from that explosion... What happened? |
| GREETING | Hey, new in town? Good to meet you! I'm Moira Brown. I take care of supplies and repairs here, but what I really do is mostly tinkering and research. |
| GREETING | Actually, right now I'm working on a book to help the world. And I could use a bit of help. I can pay you, and it'll be fun! |
| GREETING | So, how's the scavving been? Got the food and medicine from that Super-Duper Mart? |
| GREETING | Oh? Feeling a bit under the weather? Or a bit over the Geiger-counter? |
| GREETING | How are those hot little potatoes? |
| GREETING | Because, you know, they're on the ground, like potatoes. And hot, because they, um, explode. |
| GREETING | Anyway, what's up? |
| GREETING | How are those hot little potatoes? Or whatever. You know what I mean. |
| GREETING | Oh, I can't wait to hear how the repellent's working! |
| GREETING | So, are they intelligent? Do they have a leader? Some sort of king? Or priests? Or some sort of scaly community center? |
| GREETING | Well, how do you feel? |
| GREETING | Any luck finding out how Rivet City got started? |
| GREETING | Fiddle with any interesting technology, lately? |
| GREETING | Is it there? Are there books? Can I go borrow some? |
| GREETING | Oh, hey! Kinda busy here, but I guess I can talk for a bit. What's up? |
| GREETING | Huh. Did you know the human body can survive without the stomach or spleen? Oh, what's up? |
| GREETING | You know, I think I've found a new way to prepare Radroach meat. Still tastes like old feet, though. Anyway, what's up with you? |
| GREETING | Oh, hey! Watch your step, I think one of my test subjects got loose. But don't worry, it's probably harmless. |
| GREETING | Hey, don't mind the smell. I was just testing a few chemicals, but it's perfectly safe to breathe. Really! |
| GREETING | What's up? Anything interesting out there in the wild Wasteland? |
| GREETING | How's it going out there in the Wastes? |
| GREETING | What do you want? Can't you see I'm busy? |
| GREETING | What? |
| GREETING | Just stumbled into town? You sure picked a fine day for it, with the crazies out there. Here, have a drink on the house. Welcome to Canterbury. |
| GREETING | I'm Joe Porter. I make sure folks around here can get a meal when they need it. |
| GREETING | What's up? |
| GREETING | Newcomer to town, huh? Well, I'm Dominic D'Ellsadro, and welcome to Canterbury Commons. Try to ignore the idiots in the costumes. |
| GREETING | Popular activities around town are trading, listening to Roe yap, and burying thieves in unmarked graves. |
| GREETING | Course, we ran out of thieves to bury long ago. Saw to it myself. Might be a dead art, unless you're planning on stealing anything. |
| GREETING | Staying out of trouble? Good, good. |
| GREETING | Ah, new in town? Welcome to Canterbury Commons, home of traders, home of caravaners, and most of all, home of excellent bargains! |
| GREETING | I'm Ernest Roe, but feel free to think of me as your jolly old Uncle Roe. What brings you to my fine, little town? Here for business, or pleasure? |
| GREETING | With all of that fighting, I never got to give you the official welcome to the town, did I? |
| GREETING | Welcome to Canterbury Commons, home of traders, caravaners, and most of all, of excellent bargains! Here for business or pleasure? |
| GREETING | What can old Uncle Roe do for you, today? |
| GREETING | Go away! I hate you! |
| GREETING | Oh, um, hey. You're new here, right? I'm Derek. I do odd jobs around town, nothing important. |
| GREETING | You'd probably rather talk to my uncle, Ernest Roe. He can give you the official welcome and everything. |
| GREETING | Umm, yes? |
| GREETING | Ah, a fellow student on the path of the Wasteland! Welcome to my humble caravan. Please relax, for we are in a place of safety! |
| GREETING | The type of safety that can only be ensured by an abundance of weaponry, both wicked and awesome. All of which, can be yours, for the right price! |
| GREETING | I hear you're my mysterious investor! With your help, I've collected quite a few toys for myself. But what good are toys if they aren't played with? |
| GREETING | Thanks to you I have so many, I could hardly play with them all. So, I present to you a prize of the collection, a micro-nuke. Enjoy it in safety! |
| GREETING | A wanderer without a weapon doesn't last long out there. Pick up the best now, while you still can! |
| GREETING | Here to shop? Have a look! |
| GREETING | Welcome, sir or madam, to Crazy Wolfgang's Traveling Junk Store! The Depot of Detritus, the Shop of Slop, and the Caravan of Crap! |
| GREETING | Now, what odds and ends can I, the Craziest of all possible Wolfgangs offer to you? |
| GREETING | I hear you're the one who's so deeply invested in my junk. Not as deeply as me, of course, but who is, really? |
| GREETING | I picked up some Stealth Boys the other day, and they seemed like just the way to thank you for your investment. Kudos! |
| GREETING | A friend with deep pockets is a friend indeed! Welcome to my shop! |
| GREETING | Hey, hey! Looking to buy? |
| GREETING | Ah, welcome weary traveler! You look like a traveler in need of relaxation and the finest of chemical assistance. |
| GREETING | Well, wander no more, my good friend, for I am Doc Hoff, procurer of the finest of medical goods and chemical assistance. Now, how may I help you? |
| GREETING | My investor arrives at last. This line of work doesn't allow for much sentiment, but how could I not offer you some material token of my thanks? |
| GREETING | In that case, here. The gift of health - rarely given in this day and age, but all too often taken... |
| GREETING | Looking for your fix? You came to the right man. |
| GREETING | Here to see the good doctor? Excellent. |
| GREETING | Welcome, welcome! My name is Crow, and I travel the land, offering vestments of protection. And you are fortunate I found you in time! |
| GREETING | You bear the look of one who is haunted, but I am proud to say that my wares can protect you from even the cruel claws of death itself. Have a look. |
| GREETING | And here you are! The spirits have blessed me with many gifts, but you have given the more marketable gift of monetary investment. |
| GREETING | Please accept this offering - a mask and helmet made from the hide of the wisest spirits of the wind. May it benefit you as fully as it has myself. |
| GREETING | Searching for a friend out in the Wastes? No one is more reliable than a cold, hard skin of steel. |
| GREETING | Here to acquire a new mantle of metal or mesh? If you have the caps, I have the merchandise. |
| GREETING | I'm just here to protect the merchandise. |
| GREETING | Keep it on the level, and everything'll be fine. |
| GREETING | Looking to trade? |
| GREETING | Looking for that special something? |
| GREETING | Make him shut up! Please, just make him shut up! |
| GREETING | It's... it's so quiet... |
| GREETING | Hold it! This area is under the authority of the Brotherhood of Steel. Leave immediately. |
| GREETING | Was I not clear enough? Leave. Now. |
| GREETING | I have no time for you, Wastelander. Go. |
| GREETING | Welcome back. Have you been successful in your search for books? |
| GREETING | You've returned. Have you brought me any books? |
| GREETING | You've saved my life. I am in your debt. |
| GREETING | I am forever in your debt. Thank you. |
| GREETING | We're almost to the door, don't stop now! |
| GREETING | Keep going, we're almost outside! |
| GREETING | I was on my way to Megaton to do some trading when I heard somebody blew the place right off the map. Jesus. |
| GREETING | Don't even think about it. That Enclave tech is mine, fair and square. |
| GREETING | Help yourself. I don't think messing with the Enclave is a good idea. |
| GREETING | I don't know about you, but those Enclave Eyebots give me the creeps. |
| GREETING | You see these all over nowadays. I wonder what it means. |
| GREETING | That'll make for some nice, juicy steaks. If you like ant, that is. |
| GREETING | Do you have those keys yet? |
| GREETING | Are they all dead yet? Did you bring me any proof? |
| GREETING | Is Tenpenny dead? God, I hope so. |
| GREETING | Don't you have something to do? |
| GREETING | How did you get past the guard? What do you want? |
| GREETING | I haven't heard anything about Mister Crowley recently. So what could you possibly want? |
| GREETING | Dude, you got your key. What do you want now? |
| GREETING | Do you need more than that gift? |
| GREETING | Oh, baby! Let me get you something special. How about a Dukov surprise? Hah ha! |
| GREETING | Nevermind. You need a drink. Cherry! Need some fucking booze over here! |
| GREETING | Hello sweet cheeks! What can old Dukov do for you? |
| GREETING | Nevermind. You need a drink. Cherry! I'm thirsty over here! |
| GREETING | Have you seen Cherry? I think the bitch ran out on me. |
| GREETING | Who the hell are you? |
| GREETING | Nevermind. You need a drink. Cherry! I'm thirsty over here! |
| GREETING | Who the hell are you? |
| GREETING | Nevermind. You need a drink. Fantasia! I'm thirsty over here! |
| GREETING | Thank God someone's come! You have to help me! Please! |
| GREETING | Stay on point. We will back you up. It's the least we can offer you. |
| GREETING | Lead on. We will ensure your safe passage through Falls Church. |
| GREETING | You have our thanks, stranger. We could not have recovered our ward without your aid. |
| GREETING | Good. He is safe. The Brotherhood are men of their word and so, here is your payment. Spend it well. |
| GREETING | Farewell, mercenary. May you find honor in your travels. |
| GREETING | Excellent. The Initiate is safely returned to us. You have the thanks of the Brotherhood, my friend. |
| GREETING | We cannot offer you much in return, but know that you may travel through Falls Church under our protection. |
| GREETING | What do you mean he's dead? What kind of a lousy merc are you? |
| GREETING | Damned worthless merc! You can't even pull off a simple rescue op? |
| GREETING | He's gone... damn. It just all happened so fast. Poor kid. |
| GREETING | We just weren't fast enough to save him. Damn. |
| GREETING | Don't be so anxious, merc. Get our man, then you'll get your payday. |
| GREETING | He's up ahead, in that building! Don't stop! |
| GREETING | Go! Go! Go! |
| GREETING | Move out! |
| GREETING | Go find your fortune somewhere else, merc. We'll take care of this ourselves. |
| GREETING | If you're not going to help, just stay out of the way. |
| GREETING | Stranger, I thank you for your aid. We must press forward, if you are willing to aid us, you are welcome to join us. |
| GREETING | Speak with Paladin Hoss. |
| GREETING | Well lookit this! We got us a wanderer all the way out here in Will'im's Wharf! You mus' got some import'int bus'ness out here to be wandrin' around. |
| GREETING | But, 'taint none of my beeswax what yer doin'. But if yer interested in tradin', maybe we can help each other. |
| GREETING | You again! Y'all interested in tradin' this time? |
| GREETING | 'Lurks ain't got ya yet, I see. You need some tradin'? |
| GREETING | Watch out, there's a 'Guai den to the north. I'd steer clear of it if I were you. |
| GREETING | Be very very quiet. They can hear you coming a mile away. |
| GREETING | You've got some serious stones walking through here by yourself. |
| GREETING | Shh! You're gonna scare away the 'Guai. |
| GREETING | You showed up at a bad time, stranger. This position is being overrun. |
| GREETING | I suggest that you head out of here while the Muties are focused on us. |
| GREETING | Why are you still here? I said go! |
| GREETING | Jesus, they just came out of nowhere... |
| GREETING | They nearly wiped us out... so many of them... but the Brotherhood survives! |
| GREETING | We don't have a radio... no way to call for help... |
| GREETING | I thought I was about to be written into the scrolls, but we live to fight another day. |
| GREETING | Let there be no doubt: the might of the Brotherhood prevails. |
| GREETING | So long as my brothers stand by my side, there can be no defeat. |
| GREETING | Hello, little brother. Good to see you again. |
| GREETING | Hello, little sister. Good to see you again. |
| GREETING | I'm so glad you came back to see me. |
| GREETING | I always enjoy our little chats. How can I help you? |
| GREETING | Have you heard? A man named Hannibal Hamlin is gathering all the escaped slaves at a safe place called the Temple of the Union! |
| GREETING | Finally, people are standing up against the Slavers! We're on our way to join Hannibal's cause! |
| GREETING | Thanks again for your help. For Freedom! |
| GREETING | We have a dangerous journey ahead of us. What did you need? |
| GREETING | Thanks, friend. That was a narrow shave and no mistake. Probably would have eaten us or whatever those damned things do to people. |
| GREETING | Listen, we got some water we can spare. Go ahead, you earned it. |
| GREETING | Whew. Thanks for the help. I thought I was a goner. |
| GREETING | You probably saved my life. Here, take this. You look like you may need it more than I will. |
| GREETING | Where'd he come from? If you hadn't come along, that ugly brute probably would've eaten me, or dragged me off to wherever. |
| GREETING | Here, take this. It's the least I can do. |
| GREETING | Thanks, stranger. That thing would probably have killed me if it wasn't for you. |
| GREETING | I wish I had more, but I want you to have this. And I won't take no for an answer. |
| GREETING | You don't usually see those damned Super Mutants out so far from D.C. Good thing there was only one of them. |
| GREETING | Yes, fellow employee? What can I do for you on this wonderful day? |
| GREETING | Hello there, fellow employee. I don't believe we've met. I'm your Factory Foreman, Milo. It's a pleasure to meet you. |
| GREETING | Please give me your job posting title and employee registration number for my permanent records. |
| GREETING | Hello again, fellow employee. I still have no record of your posting or employee identification. |
| GREETING | Please give me your job posting title and employee registration number for my permanent records. |
| GREETING | What do you want now? Come to make fun of me again? |
| GREETING | No! You were mean to me! I don't know if I'll ever talk to you again... unless you bring me a Nuka-Cola Quantum. |
| GREETING | Please don't hurt me. |
| GREETING | You're the bad man that hurts people, aren't you? |
| GREETING | You're the bad lady that hurts people, aren't you? |
| GREETING | I remember you. You're mean. |
| GREETING | What do you want, meanie? |
| GREETING | You shouldn't take things that don't belong to you. |
| GREETING | You're bad. I don't think I should talk to you. |
| GREETING | Do you like being bad? Or is it just you can't help it? |
| GREETING | I bet you're so bad because your mom didn't love you. |
| GREETING | I've heard of you. You're one of the good guys! |
| GREETING | It makes me feel safer knowing you're around. |
| GREETING | You're my hero, mister. I want to be just like you when I grow up. |
| GREETING | You're my hero, ma'am. I want to be just like you when I grow up. |
| GREETING | There's no point... |
| GREETING | Why bother? |
| GREETING | Where could we go even if we did escape? We'd just die in the Wasteland. |
| GREETING | Oh good, you came back to visit! |
| GREETING | Yay! You're back! |
| GREETING | Hiya! Whatcha doing back here? |
| GREETING | Sorry... need to be alone for a while. |
| GREETING | Get away from me! They'll find me next! |
| GREETING | Hey there, hot stuff. |
| GREETING | What? |
| GREETING | I'm not in the mood for you, asshole. |
| GREETING | Who the hell are you? |
| GREETING | Nevermind. You need a drink. My women are gone, so help yourself. |
| GREETING | Whatcha need? How about a drink? No? Suit yourself. |
| GREETING | Yeah, yeah, you're my hero. Don't let it go to your head. Seriously though, thank you for getting me away from Dukov. |
| GREETING | So that prick Dukov is dead. Can't say I'll miss him. |
| GREETING | Even so, I'm going to need someone to protect me. A girl can't survive by herself in the Wasteland. |
| GREETING | Hey, good looking. I'm Cherry. Can I do anything for you? |
| GREETING | Yeah? |
| GREETING | Hi, sweetie. I'm Cherry. What can I do for you? |
| GREETING | Hi, sugar. I'm Cherry. Do yourself a favor. Watch yourself with Dukov. He's all hands. |
| GREETING | He's dead! I'm going to miss the old lecher. We had some real fun times. |
| GREETING | Who's going to look after me now? |
| GREETING | Oh, my! Aren't you a stud. I'm Fantasia. If you need something, just let me know. |
| GREETING | Hi there, fella. I'm Fantasia. Can I help you? |
| GREETING | Hello, honey. I'm Fantasia. You're not going to be staying long, are you? |
| GREETING | Please be seated in the nearest available Tranquility Lounger. Thank you for your cooperation. |
| GREETING | Please take a seat in the Tranquility Lounger. |
| GREETING | Welcome to Vault 112, Resident! According to sensors, you have arrived 202.3 years behind schedule. |
| GREETING | Please re-dress in your Vault-Tec issued Vault suit before proceeding. If you have misplaced your suit, I am authorized to distribute a new one. |
| GREETING | Once dressed, please proceed down the stairs to the main floor so that you may enter your assigned Tranquility Lounger. |
| GREETING | Please dress in your Vault 112 suit. Remove all other articles of clothing to prevent damage to the equipment. |
| GREETING | Thank you for your cooperation. |
| GREETING | Please dress in your Vault 112 suit. Remove all other articles of clothing to prevent damage to the equipment. |
| GREETING | Thank you for your cooperation. |
| GREETING | I've already told you everything I know. I don't understand why you're still here. |
| GREETING | Look, this is a restricted area. I'm tired of telling you people... |
| GREETING | I... It's you. My heavens, you look so much like him... |
| GREETING | You're James' son, aren't you? What are you doing here? |
| GREETING | Look, this is a restricted area. I'm tired of telling you people... |
| GREETING | I... It's you. My heavens, you look so much like him... |
| GREETING | You're James' daughter, aren't you? What are you doing here? |
| GREETING | Long time, no see. |
| GREETING | Back in Arefu, eh? Good to see you again. |
| GREETING | How the heck are ya'? |
| GREETING | Hey there! |
| GREETING | Don't mind Brailee... she's in la la land again. |
| GREETING | I'm glad I was wrong about you. Welcome back. |
| GREETING | I heard about your little killing spree in Arefu. Get the hell away from me. |
| GREETING | Look... I'd just rather not speak with you right now. Sorry. |
| GREETING | Get the fucking hell out of my sight. I never want to speak to you ever again. |
| GREETING | Hello there, nice to see you. |
| GREETING | The Family only kills what it consumes. Your murders in Arefu were for sport! |
| GREETING | So you're Evan King's killer, eh? You don't look so tough to me. |
| GREETING | We heard about Arefu... nice going, asshole! |
| GREETING | Thanks for setting me straight on everything. |
| GREETING | Always a pleasure to receive you in Meresti. What brings you down here today? |
| GREETING | Hey there! |
| GREETING | So, what do you need? |
| GREETING | So, what do you need? |
| GREETING | Hiya kid! |
| GREETING | Hey, welcome back. |
| GREETING | What's going on? |
| GREETING | Leo's tickets have stopped coming up short ever since he gave up the chems. Me and my wallet both thank you. What can we do for you? |
| GREETING | Can't a man eat in peace? Go talk to Jenny or Leo if you need something. |
| GREETING | Look, I need to balance these books. If you'd like to order some food, please talk to Jenny or Leo. |
| GREETING | Yep. Still balancing the books. Is there something exciting about watching me? Look: Go talk to Jenny or Leo. |
| GREETING | You again. Is there something exciting about watching me? Look: Go talk to Jenny or Leo. |
| GREETING | Hmm? Oh. I'm afraid I'm quite busy right now. If it's food you're after, talk to Jenny or Leo. Otherwise, I can't help you. |
| GREETING | You again? Go Bother Jenny or Leo, will you? |
| GREETING | Hooo weee! Look at you! Now I haven't seen one of those Vault jumpsuits in, wow, a LONG time. Pretty damn good condition, too! |
| GREETING | Name's Billy Creel. You call me Billy, all right? I know Megaton looks more like a boneyard than a town, but it ain't all bad. |
| GREETING | Take me and Maggie, for instance. We make do just fine. I trade the stuff I scavenge, and she helps keep me on the straight and narrow. He he he. |
| GREETING | Well hot damn! Someone new! Always a pleasure! |
| GREETING | Name's Billy Creel. You call me Billy, all right? I know Megaton looks more like a boneyard than a town, but it ain't all bad. |
| GREETING | Take me and Maggie, for instance. We make do just fine. I trade the stuff I scavenge, and she helps keep me on the straight and narrow. He he he. |
| GREETING | Look, bud. It'd be best if you just drift on by and leave us alone. |
| GREETING | Hey, man. What's going on? |
| GREETING | Well now, if it ain't our local terror. You behave yourself this time, you hear? |
| GREETING | I don't care what you do to these yokels, you just keep your brand of trouble far away from me. |
| GREETING | Colin Moriarty, at your service! Welcome to Moriarty's! My saloon, my home, my little slice of heaven in this godforsaken little town! |
| GREETING | If you've got the caps, I've got your pleasure. Please, sit down, make yourself comfortable -- your troubles are a thing of the past. |
| GREETING | Colin Moriarty. Always pleased to see a new face around here. I'm afraid you've had the misfortune to catch me, well... out of my element. |
| GREETING | I'm the owner and proprietor of Moriarty's, you see. My saloon, my home, my little slice of heaven in this godforsaken little town! |
| GREETING | But, I already know your face from that little stunt you pulled the other day. But no worries, all are welcome here. |
| GREETING | Colin Moriarty. Always pleased to see a new face around here. I'm afraid you've had the misfortune to catch me, well... out of my element. |
| GREETING | I'm the owner and proprietor of Moriarty's, you see. My saloon, my home, my little slice of heaven in this godforsaken little town! |
| GREETING | But, please! Please! See for yourself! Come by for a drink or three. You and I... you and I are going to get along just fine. |
| GREETING | Hello, hello. What is it I can do for you? |
| GREETING | Ahhh... my new friend. What can I get you? Some sorrows are best buried, and I'm a man that can provide all sorts of tools to bury them. |
| GREETING | And back he comes. So... are you just thirsty, or are you ready to pay my fee? Dear dad's not going to find himself. |
| GREETING | And back she comes. So, are you just thirsty, or are you ready to pay my fee? Dear dad's not going to find himself. |
| GREETING | What's it to be? A few caps to find out where your father went? Or are you going to have a go of it on your own? |
| GREETING | The Wasteland can be such an unforgiving place.... |
| GREETING | No luck finding dear old dad? Can't say it surprises me. Wasteland's a big place. Maybe you need a drink. |
| GREETING | You're still standing here, and I can't think why. You know where your father went. Seems to me you ought to be out searching the Wastes. |
| GREETING | If it isn't my favorite vault baby! What can I do for you? |
| GREETING | And look who it is! What can this humble barkeep do for you? |
| GREETING | Who have we here? Could it be? A new addition to our humble little community? Dear child, welcome! Welcome to Megaton! |
| GREETING | I am Confessor Cromwell, prophet of Atom and father of the undying Glow. Please child, come to the Church any time. Any time at all! |
| GREETING | I apologize, but I cannot talk now. Perhaps you'd like to take a seat and enjoy the sermon? |
| GREETING | Yes? Oh, I apologize. I was just... contemplating why Atom, in his wisdom, chose to take my dear Maya to his glow before her time. |
| GREETING | These are questions that none of us can answer in this life. Now, how may I help you? |
| GREETING | It is so good to see you again, dear child! Remember, the Church of the Children of Atom is always here for you. Salvation IS attainable! |
| GREETING | Have yourself a nice visit, partner. |
| GREETING | Howdy, pard-ner. My name is Deputy Steel. How may I assist you? |
| GREETING | Howdy ma'am, my name is Deputy Steel. How may I assist you? |
| GREETING | Initiating conversation system... Well hello, pilgrim. |
| GREETING | I'm Doc Church and I run this clinic. Now, before you go askin' me for help, you'd better know the rules. Rule one: don't bother me. |
| GREETING | If you do bother me, you better be damn near dead. I'm busy enough takin' care of people I actually like. |
| GREETING | Follow my rule, I'll keep you patched up, I'll keep getting' paid, and we'll get along just fine. |
| GREETING | Boy, you're glowin' like a goddamn reactor core. You need help? |
| GREETING | Girl, you're glowin' like a goddamn reactor core. You need help? |
| GREETING | Looks like you went and got yourself irradiated. Too bad for you, I'm off duty. Stop by the clinic in the morning. |
| GREETING | What the hell are you standin' there bleedin' on my floor for? If you need help, then ask for it, dammit! |
| GREETING | You came in here on your own power, so you must not be busted up too bad. |
| GREETING | You'd best have cancer because from the looks of you, you're breaking rule number one right now. |
| GREETING | For Christ's sake, you don't look sick and you sure as hell don't look dead, so why are you bothering me? |
| GREETING | The Doctor is off duty. Go away. |
| GREETING | Don't shoot! Please! Just tell me what you want! |
| GREETING | Hey smoothskin, do you need something? A drink, maybe? Anything? Anything at all? |
| GREETING | What'll it be? |
| GREETING | You need something, sugar? |
| GREETING | What you want? |
| GREETING | Thanks for getting me out of there. I owe you one. |
| GREETING | Now you get back in there and make sure Penny stays safe. I'll try and contact her sometime, if I can. I need to lay low for a while. |
| GREETING | Thanks for getting me out of there. I owe you one. |
| GREETING | Listen, there are kids in there. You've gotta get them out too, if you can. Just be careful. |
| GREETING | I'm gonna lay low for a while. As soon as they realize I'm gone, they're going to come looking for me. Thanks again. |
| GREETING | I gotta get someplace safe. |
| GREETING | What? |
| GREETING | Who the hell are you? |
| GREETING | You again. What are you doing? |
| GREETING | Get outta here! They see me talking to you, I'm dead! |
| GREETING | Do you mind? I know to you it's just meaningless jabber, but I'm actually trying to teach here. |
| GREETING | Feel free to stick around if you want, but I don't want you disrupting the test. |
| GREETING | As soon as everyone takes their seats we can get started. |
| GREETING | No more excuses from you children! Go in and sit down. |
| GREETING | Buzz off, nosebleed. |
| GREETING | You're all right, kid. See you around. |
| GREETING | We'll talk to your little friend... later. Ha ha ha. |
| GREETING | This isn't over, punk. |
| GREETING | I look like I want to chit-chat, nosebleed? What, you want another beating? |
| GREETING | Hey, look. It's smart mouth. Afraid I ain't got time for your fancy words right now. So beat it. |
| GREETING | Look, I'm not looking to rumble with you. How about we just stay out of each other's business, like usual. |
| GREETING | Yeah? What do you want? |
| GREETING | Don't mess with the Tunnel Snakes. |
| GREETING | What is it, feeb? |
| GREETING | Look, square, I already told you: we got nothin' to say to each other. |
| GREETING | Leave me alone, you little spaz. |
| GREETING | Tunnel Snakes rule! |
| GREETING | What? What do you want, nerd? |
| GREETING | Oh look, it's Doc's kid. Great. What you do want, nerdboy? |
| GREETING | Oh look, it's Doc's kid. Great. What you do want, nerdgirl? |
| GREETING | You again! What'd I tell you about talking to me, huh? I don't want to catch a case of the nerd from you! |
| GREETING | Hey, hey, hey, sport! It's been a while since you stopped in here to see us! It's the big G.O.A.T. day today, right? |
| GREETING | Good luck with the G.O.A.T., buddy! |
| GREETING | Good luck with the G.O.A.T., cutie! |
| GREETING | Shh. I'm trying to concentrate. |
| GREETING | I heard what you said. Why would you do that? Just leave me alone! |
| GREETING | Thanks for your help, jerk. It's good to know I can count on you when I'm in trouble. |
| GREETING | Thank God that's over. Come on, let's go get some lunch. |
| GREETING | Thanks for getting rid of them. Assholes. |
| GREETING | I don't know why they won't leave me alone. Just because my father is the Overseer, I guess. Idiots. |
| GREETING | Stupid Tunnel Snakes! Immature assholes, if you ask me. |
| GREETING | Why won't they leave me alone? It's not my fault my father's the Overseer. I don't care about their stupid gang! |
| GREETING | Can you talk to them? Maybe Butch will listen to you. Please? |
| GREETING | I exist to serve. |
| GREETING | I've given you permission to leave. I suggest you take the opportunity before I change my mind. |
| GREETING | I'm even being so gracious as to allow your father to exit as well. His presence here failed to amuse me some time ago. |
| GREETING | Most enjoyable. Most enjoyable indeed. I haven't felt this exhilarated in years. |
| GREETING | A commendable start, but you still have work to do. |
| GREETING | Quite a clever interpretation of the rules. I'll have to reset the system to restore Martha, but it's well worth the effort. |
| GREETING | You have taken a far greater interest in these little games than your father did. He found the whole thing beneath him. |
| GREETING | Listen, you can't hurt people here, okay? |
| GREETING | At least, not unless I say it's okay. It's against the rules! I can fix it, but you better not do it again. |
| GREETING | Stop hurting people without me telling you to. You're ruining all the fun! |
| GREETING | I'll fix it again, but you're making me sad. |
| GREETING | As amusing as it may be, you cannot simply wander around killing the residents of Tranquility Lane. |
| GREETING | I shall have to reset portions of the system to correct this. |
| GREETING | I can return the people of Tranquility Lane to life, but anything else you have meddled with will stay as it was. Do keep that in mind. |
| GREETING | I believe we've discussed this already. I appreciate the fervor with which you approach things, but indiscriminate killing impedes our fun. |
| GREETING | I shall again reset portions of the system to undo your mistakes. |
| GREETING | What are you doing? I didn't tell you to kill him! |
| GREETING | If I wanted you to kill him, I'd have told you to do that. Gosh, you're slow. |
| GREETING | Lucky for you, you get another chance. |
| GREETING | You shouldn't be here, little one. |
| GREETING | Betty... You need to talk to Betty. She's waiting for you. |
| GREETING | You... You don't belong here. You're not supposed to be here! |
| GREETING | It's not real, none of it! It needs to end... The suffering must end! |
| GREETING | Remember what I told you. The Failsafe. You've got to find it! |
| GREETING | This has to end. |
| GREETING | What... What the hell is this? |
| GREETING | You're doing quite well. Really, this is all terribly amusing. Keep at it... |
| GREETING | You're certainly looking the part. Don't waste time chatting... There's mayhem to be caused! |
| GREETING | Don't you have a few things you should be collecting? Get the knife and the mask from the dog house. |
| GREETING | Appliances certainly can be dangerous, can't they? |
| GREETING | You are most resourceful, and you certainly do get results. You have exceeded my expectations. |
| GREETING | And now, we come to the last task that I have for you. Succeed, and you shall be granted whatever you wish. |
| GREETING | A roller skate, on the stairs? Oh my, that is simply inspired. |
| GREETING | You are most resourceful, and you certainly do get results. You have exceeded my expectations. |
| GREETING | And now, we come to the last task that I have for you. Succeed, and you shall be granted whatever you wish. |
| GREETING | Poor Mabel, killed by her own robot. I suspect she never saw that coming. |
| GREETING | You are most resourceful, and you certainly do get results. You have exceeded my expectations. |
| GREETING | And now, we come to the last task that I have for you. Succeed, and you shall be granted whatever you wish. |
| GREETING | Well done, well done! |
| GREETING | You certainly do get results. You have exceeded my expectations. |
| GREETING | And now, we come to the last task that I have for you. Succeed, and you shall be granted whatever you wish. |
| GREETING | I expected more creative results from you. Mabel awaits you for another try. |
| GREETING | I appreciate that you're trying, but so far I am unimpressed with the results. Give it another go. |
| GREETING | Not quite what I had in mind. But you get a chance to try again. Go to it! |
| GREETING | See to it that Mabel meets an untimely, and hopefully gruesome, demise. |
| GREETING | I've told you what I want from you. I want to see some creativity. And I want to see Mabel dead. |
| GREETING | Are you through pouting? |
| GREETING | You have turned out to be quite resourceful, it seems. I am slightly impressed. |
| GREETING | I enjoy your company far more than your father's. He responded quite negatively to my requests. |
| GREETING | So you have achieved your goal. I was hoping for something a bit more dramatic, but persuasion appears to be your strong suit. |
| GREETING | And at least you are cooperative, unlike your father. I was most disappointed when he refused to participate, yet still expected something from me. |
| GREETING | I'm curious to see how you deal with the Rockwells. |
| GREETING | Don't you have something you should be doing now? |
| GREETING | Are we willing to be reasonable now? I ask so very little of you. |
| GREETING | Ha ha! Did you see him crying! What a big baby! |
| GREETING | You have won the game, and so you get a prize. You may ask of me a single question, and I shall answer you. |
| GREETING | You did it, even though you said you wouldn't. You're tricky! |
| GREETING | Murdering Timmy's parent? Very inventive. I approve. |
| GREETING | And with that, you win a prize. You may ask a single question of me, and receive an honest answer. |
| GREETING | You did it! I knew you could! |
| GREETING | And a particularly brutal way to deal with it, at that. Very effective. |
| GREETING | And with that, you win a prize. You may ask a single question of me, and receive an honest answer. |
| GREETING | You sure showed him, didn't you? |
| GREETING | I suppose it wasn't the most cerebral way to deal with the situation, but it was definitely effective. Consider the game won. |
| GREETING | And with that, you win a prize. Your prize is one question, which I will answer to the best of my ability. |
| GREETING | And you said you didn't want to play... |
| GREETING | I was hoping for more than fisticuffs, but entertainment has been difficult to come by lately. Consider the game won. |
| GREETING | And with that, you win a prize. Your prize is one question, which I will answer to the best of my ability. |
| GREETING | Decided you want to play after all, huh? |
| GREETING | I had a feeling you'd come around. Your approach was somewhat uninspired, but it'll do. |
| GREETING | Since you won the game, you get a prize. You may ask one question, which I will answer as honestly as possible. |
| GREETING | I thought you didn't want to play. But you went and did it anyway. Good for you! Wasn't it fun? |
| GREETING | A clever approach. I'm not sure I would have considered it. Very encouraging. |
| GREETING | Your reward for winning the game is to ask a single question. I will answer honestly and frankly. |
| GREETING | Yay, you did it! Good job! |
| GREETING | A clever approach. I'm not sure I would have considered it. Very encouraging. |
| GREETING | Your reward for winning the game is to ask a single question. I will answer honestly and frankly. |
| GREETING | Yay! I knew you could do it! |
| GREETING | Perhaps not the most inventive approach, but persuasion can be quite powerful. Well done. |
| GREETING | And for winning the game, you get a prize. You get to ask one question, and receive an honest answer. |
| GREETING | Timmy's back, so you can try again. Don't take too long, or the game won't be fun anymore. |
| GREETING | Oh, hey! Kinda busy here, but I guess I can talk for a bit. What's up? |
| GREETING | Huh. Did you know the human body can survive without the stomach or spleen? Oh, what's up? |
| GREETING | Hey, don't mind the smoke. It's perfectly safe to breathe. Really! |
| GREETING | What's up? Anything interesting out there in the wild Wasteland? |
| GREETING | Oh, hey. What's up? |
| GREETING | Hey, someone who doesn't have a cart for me to fix or a brahmin to wash up. That's a nice change. |
| GREETING | Hope you don't mind the smell of brahmin dung. It's been one of those days. |
| GREETING | Hey. How's the wide, wild Wasteland out there? |
| GREETING | We did it! You did it! You helped us defeat the Mutants! We'll all feel safer now! Thank you so much! |
| GREETING | Alright! Yeah! We sure showed those Mutants didn't we! |
| GREETING | I got to admit I didn't think you were one of the good ones. But, what the hell - THANKS! Things might not be so bad after all! |
| GREETING | Nah, who am I kidding? There's still plenty of things out there that want to kill us. |
| GREETING | At least I didn't die today. I got you to thank for that. So, thanks! |
| GREETING | I think I'm going to build a little shrine to you. All I need is some incense sticks and candles. |
| GREETING | I was starting to think that Big Town wasn't a very good place to live... but now I think we can do it! Thanks to you! |
| GREETING | We got those Mutants good, didn't we?! |
| GREETING | I'm starting to feel safe for the first time in a long time. Thanks to you! |
| GREETING | I got a lot to thank you for... I don't know how do it. Here... take this. It's always given me good luck. |
| GREETING | Here's the key. He never even noticed. |
| GREETING | You've got your god damn key. Isn't that enough? |
| GREETING | Hey there! Got anything good for me? |
| GREETING | I can't believe they're all dead. I just can't... |
| GREETING | I really don't feel like talking right now. Please leave. |
| GREETING | Look, our contract is done. There's nothing else for you here... okay? |
| GREETING | I thought we might see you again. |
| GREETING | So, you're back. What did you want? |
| GREETING | Well all right! You're back! |
| GREETING | There you go, good as new. |
| GREETING | You made it! Great! Need patching up? |
| GREETING | Looks like you pulled my fat out of the fire again. Thanks. |
| GREETING | Damn, I could have used your help with those uglies. |
| GREETING | Sorry, gotta get back to the Compound. Come by and visit us when you want to offload some of that data. |
| GREETING | Uh oh, you're back. Something need fixing? |
| GREETING | Thanks for not croaking me, dude. |
| GREETING | Hey! It's my favorite wanker! I so fucking glad I talked you out of putting a bullet in my brain. Hah ha! |
| GREETING | Hey! It's my favorite bitch assassin! Hah ha! I so fucking glad I talked you out of putting a bullet in my brain! |
| GREETING | I presume you are still honoring our previous arrangement? I enjoy being alive, at least for the moment. |
| GREETING | Well, hello again! How can the Wilson clan help you today? |
| GREETING | Hooeee, smell that air! Ain't nothing like it, is there? |
| GREETING | And what can I do for you on this fine day? |
| GREETING | By God, it's another fine day in Andale! |
| GREETING | Hey there, stranger. I've got something that I want to talk to you about. |
| GREETING | I couldn't help but notice that you were poking around in Bill's shed. |
| GREETING | So, did you find what you were looking for in there? |
| GREETING | Hey there, stranger. I've got something that I want to talk to you about. |
| GREETING | I couldn't help but notice that you're poking around in my basement. |
| GREETING | So, be honest now, You wouldn't know anything about that would you? |
| GREETING | Hello there, fellah! Good to meet you! Name's Smith, Jack Smith. Welcome to Andale, the best little town in Virginia! |
| GREETING | Hello there, young lady! Good to meet you! Name's Smith, Jack Smith. Welcome to Andale, the best little town in Virginia! |
| GREETING | Hello there, stranger! Good to meet you! Name's Jack Smith. I hear you've already met my wife. Sweet lady, isn't she? |
| GREETING | But anyway, welcome to Andale, the best little town in Virginia! |
| GREETING | Poor Gob. I know it's not your problem, but... I'm sorry. Do you need something? |
| GREETING | First Gob goes to see the world, and now Greta is dead... everyone I love leaves me, it seems. |
| GREETING | Yeah, what is it- Oh! Oh my! Someone new! I'm so sorry, you must think me terribly rude! Welcome! Welcome to Carol's Place! I'm Carol. |
| GREETING | It's not much, I know, but it's mine! So, if you need anything, just let me know. Greta will get you any food you want, and I handle the rooms. |
| GREETING | It's so good to have someone new here, even if it is an ugly ol' smoothskin! I'm kidding! I'm just kiddin! Don't make that face! You'll love it here. |
| GREETING | Yeah, what is it- Oh! Oh my! Someone new! I'm so sorry, you must think me terribly rude! Welcome! Welcome to Carol's Place! I'm Carol. |
| GREETING | It's not much, I know, but it's mine! So, if you need anything, just let me know. Greta will get you any food you want, and I handle the rooms. |
| GREETING | It's so good to have someone new here, especially a pretty young smoothskin like yourself! I hope you like it here! |
| GREETING | Oh, I just love to see your pretty face smiling at me. What do you need, honey? |
| GREETING | Oh, I was just telling Greta "that pretty young smoothskin hasn't been around in a while", and here you are! |
| GREETING | Oh, hello again! Do you need anything, darling? |
| GREETING | You enjoy being a "recruiter" for Paradise Falls, eh? Here's another collar and some caps. |
| GREETING | The slaves keep rolling in. Keep this up and you're going to be rich! Here's your caps and another collar. |
| GREETING | Tallied the last slave you sent us. You're pretty good at the slaving thing. Keep it up! Here's another collar and pile of caps. |
| GREETING | Keep it up. We all make a ton of caps on every slave you send to us. Here's your cut and another collar. |
| GREETING | You idiot! Your slave's dead. You ruined perfectly good merchandise. I monitor the collars, you know. You need to be more careful! |
| GREETING | Do you want another collar and try again? You'll have to buy it. I'm not going to subsidize your screwups. |
| GREETING | Idiot. You don't make money on dead slaves. You want to buy another collar and try again? |
| GREETING | Water... please... |
| GREETING | I can't travel yet, but I'll be back on my feet soon, thanks to you. I never expected help from a stranger in the Wasteland. |
| GREETING | Good to see you again, friend! |
| GREETING | We could use some help here! It came out of nowhere! |
| GREETING | That thing would have killed us all without your help. Thanks. |
| GREETING | Listen, you may as well take this map. That's where we were headed, but that Deathclaw cured me of my itch for Wasteland adventure. |
| GREETING | You'll stay out of this if you know what's good for you. We found that water and we're keeping it. |
| GREETING | I hope you're not here for that water. Because we're leaving with it, and my mama never taught me to share. |
| GREETING | Thanks for the help. A deal's a deal. Here's your water. |
| GREETING | You've got what you came for. Why don't you move on? I'm not looking for any new friends at the moment. |
| GREETING | Watch out! That scorpion won't let us near the water! |
| GREETING | That thing won't let us near the water! |
| GREETING | Help yourself to the water. You earned it. |
| GREETING | Uh, hey. I'm outta here... so... see ya. |
| GREETING | Er, uh, hold it right there, pal. You're giving me everything you own. Um, now. |
| GREETING | Er, uh, hold it right there, sister. You're giving me everything you own. Um, now. |
| GREETING | I save your ass in the rotunda and you take the caps and glory, huh? |
| GREETING | I'm not about to let you go bragging to anyone about retrieving the Declaration and leaving me in the dust. |
| GREETING | It's alive! The Wasteland is reborn! |
| GREETING | So. You're the genius who disarmed the bomb. Weeks of waiting and watching, ruined! |
| GREETING | It's a pity you acted so hastily. In the future, best sleep with one eye open. |
| GREETING | You will come to regret your actions. |
| GREETING | My, my. Just when I had all but given up hope. My dear boy, I am very happy to make your acquaintance. I am Mister Burke. |
| GREETING | And you, well, you are not a resident of this putrescent cesspool. That makes you a rather valuable individual. |
| GREETING | My, my. Just when I had all but given up hope. My dear girl, I am very happy to make your acquaintance. I am Mister Burke. |
| GREETING | And you, well, you are not a resident of this putrescent cesspool. That makes you a rather valuable individual. |
| GREETING | You self-righteous little.... Do you have any idea what you've done to my employer's development plan? A word of advice: watch your back. |
| GREETING | You haven't rigged the bomb yet? If it's information you need, get to it. Time is wasting. |
| GREETING | Back again, hmm? Perhaps you've reconsidered my offer? |
| GREETING | The pulse charge is rigged? Excellent! Meet me upstairs at Tenpenny Tower. There you will see a most glorious sight. |
| GREETING | Meet me upstairs at Tenpenny Tower. |
| GREETING | The pulse charge is rigged? Excellent! Excellent! |
| GREETING | Ah. The anticipation is palpable. Isn't it? |
| GREETING | When you have finished savoring the moment, you may have the honor of pressing the button. Oh, and mind your eyes. It'll be brighter than bright. |
| GREETING | The detonator is right over there. You may have the honor. Hit the switch! |
| GREETING | My God... what transcendent beauty... what purifying light.... |
| GREETING | Ahem... Allow me to collect myself, as I'm sure you're anxious to collect your payment. |
| GREETING | I've been asked to extend to you an invitation to reside at Tenpenny Tower. |
| GREETING | Here's the key, and deed, to your new master suite. It's on the top floor, first door on your right from the elevator. Enjoy your new accommodations. |
| GREETING | Oh, and if you wish to spruce the place up a bit, speak with Lydia Montenegro in the Boutique le Chic. |
| GREETING | My God... what transcendent beauty... what purifying light.... |
| GREETING | Ahem... Allow me to collect myself, as I'm sure you're anxious to collect your payment. |
| GREETING | I've been asked to extend to you an invitation to reside at Tenpenny Tower. |
| GREETING | Here's the key, and deed, to your new master suite. It's on the top floor, first door on your right from the elevator. Enjoy your new accommodations. |
| GREETING | What you did, it was a great thing. That place, those people... necessary sacrifices. Here's to a better future. Here's to Tenpenny Tower! |
| GREETING | Yeah, you're pretty busted up, but you'll live. Stop by the clinic in the morning. |
| GREETING | If you're here with some Quantum, I have caps with your name on them! |
| GREETING | Please, tell me you have some of the good stuff. I need that Quantum! |
| GREETING | Oh! I hope you're here with some Quantum! |
| GREETING | Oh my gosh oh my gosh oh my gosh! Did you find any Quantum? |
| GREETING | Oh! Did you need something else? |
| GREETING | There's nothing better than fresh dog, don't you think? We'll be happy to set you up with something if you're hungry. |
| GREETING | A bit gamey for my taste, but there's some folks that like a nice bit of Mole Rat. If you like it fresh, I'm selling... |
| GREETING | Nasty brute, but tasty once you get the fur off. |
| GREETING | Hello, stranger. I'm Tinker Joe, premier supplier of robotic parts and service throughout the DC Wasteland. |
| GREETING | Remember me? Tinker Joe, at your service. Robots for sale, robots serviced while you wait. Interested? |
| GREETING | Yes? Did you need something else? |
| GREETING | I am not for sale. I am only a demonstration model. Tinker Joe will be glad to handle any of your robotic needs. Have a nice day. |
| GREETING | You have to give me that code. If you won't turn this thing on, you have to at least let me do it. |
| GREETING | Look, there's nothing more to be said. Cycle the airlock so I can get this over with. |
| GREETING | Get out of here as soon as you can. Get back to the Citadel where it's safe. |
| GREETING | Well, so much for celebrating. |
| GREETING | One of us is going to have to go in there and turn the damned thing on. And whoever does it isn't coming back out. |
| GREETING | Not exactly how I imagined going out, you know? |
| GREETING | So, what should we do? Draw straws? |
| GREETING | You're just going to let him leave like that? |
| GREETING | I can't believe you, of all people, would show mercy on him. |
| GREETING | The real kicker is that the boys outside will probably cut him down as soon as he opens the door. |
| GREETING | Now let's get this place locked down. |
| GREETING | I guess I shouldn't be surprised that you'd let him just walk away. It's amazing the world hasn't beaten that out of you. |
| GREETING | You'd just better hope it doesn't come back to bite you. |
| GREETING | Now let's get this place locked down. |
| GREETING | You're just going to let him leave like that? |
| GREETING | I'll go along with it, but I don't like it. |
| GREETING | Let's get this room secured, and we'll call in the team. |
| GREETING | Let's make sure this area is locked down before we do anything else. |
| GREETING | You've already won. Allow me to leave with some dignity. |
| GREETING | You again. |
| GREETING | I can't say I'm surprised. You and your ilk seem hell-bent on destroying everything our government has worked to achieve. |
| GREETING | There's nothing to stop me from killing you this time. Let's end this. |
| GREETING | Let's get inside. Be careful -- they're probably pretty well dug-in. They've got to know we're coming by now. |
| GREETING | Stay sharp, and stick close to me until we're in the Control Room. |
| GREETING | Head for the control room, and keep your head down. |
| GREETING | Look, if we make it to the purifier we can chat then. Now's not exactly a good time. |
| GREETING | Are you ready now? We can't afford to keep standing around like this. |
| GREETING | Before we get started, I wanted to let you know that my father and I have been talking. |
| GREETING | The Pride and I have decided that after all you've survived, you've done enough to be an honorary member of Lyon's Pride. |
| GREETING | So congratulations. Membership comes with some privileges, including our Power Armor. You want the full suit, or the Recon armor? |
| GREETING | Please, I have much work to do. Talk to Sarah about your role in the assault. |
| GREETING | You're reporting to Sarah from here on out. Don't let her down. |
| GREETING | I'm sure you'll understand that there's far too much to be done right now. I've no time for chatting. |
| GREETING | I told you to leave me here. This is my fate for failing the people of my Vault. |
| GREETING | Now go! See if you can keep a few of them alive out there! |
| GREETING | What do you want? |
| GREETING | What do you want? |
| GREETING | Ah, another patient! What's it to be, eh? Appendectomy? Tonsillectomy? |
| GREETING | Hysterectomy? |
| GREETING | Back again, hmm? Here to watch the master work? |
| GREETING | Oh, it's good to see you're back from outside. It can be dangerous out there for someone your age. |
| GREETING | It's been a while, kid. I guess the G.O.A.T. couldn't have predicted how you'd turn out, could it? |
| GREETING | Remind me to add a question about rescuing your teacher from the Vault jail. If the Vault ever goes back to normal, that is... |
| GREETING | By the way, while I was in there, I heard some worrying things from the guards. |
| GREETING | Well, if it isn't my star pupil. |
| GREETING | You're back, again? |
| GREETING | Can't you just leave us alone? |
| GREETING | I don't know that I should be talking with you. |
| GREETING | Oh boy, are you in trouble. |
| GREETING | Oh, look. The bad seed is back. |
| GREETING | You got a lot to answer for, kid. |
| GREETING | I sure didn't expect you to show your face here again. |
| GREETING | Don't you know enough to stay away? |
| GREETING | Wow, you're back! |
| GREETING | Hey, good to see you again! |
| GREETING | You're alive! |
| GREETING | I'm amazed by your bravado. The G.E.C.K. must be quite valuable to you. |
| GREETING | I advise you to wait for me outside the irradiated area. |
| GREETING | Accompanying me could prove quite fatal to you, my foolish friend. |
| GREETING | Okay. You stay here. Beyond this door, the hallways and chambers are flooded with radiation. |
| GREETING | I'll get the case and bring it right back. Keep your eyes open, many of my lesser-minded brethren are bound to stumble across us. |
| GREETING | What did you need? |
| GREETING | Finally... freedom! True freedom! I cannot thank you enough for this gift. |
| GREETING | You have no idea how long I've pictured this moment in my mind... and it feels far better than I'd imagined. |
| GREETING | Now, for my part of the bargain. Follow me. |
| GREETING | Is there something amiss? The door still seems to be sealed. |
| GREETING | Look, we both know you're here to obtain the G.E.C.K. Why don't we stop this charade and work together? |
| GREETING | It can't be! |
| GREETING | Either you are quite real, or I am going quite mad. |
| GREETING | Could you actually be a pure human? |
| GREETING | Back so soon? What is it now? Come to gawk at the caged animal? |
| GREETING | Have you decided to find me a violin? |
| GREETING | Well? What do you think? Will you take my offer? |
| GREETING | As promised... here is a little pick-me-up. An Ice Cold Nuka-Cola! Just look at the frost on the bottle. So cold and delicious! |
| GREETING | Pardon me... I tend to lose myself when I hold onto a Nuka-Cola. |
| GREETING | Before I get to the little proposition I have for you let me tell you a little bit about Nuka-Cola Quantum. |
| GREETING | So, you ready to hear me out? I have a bit of a proposition for you. |
| GREETING | But before I get to that, let me tell you a little bit about Nuka-Cola Quantum. |
| GREETING | Hang on, the tour's not done yet. Be patient. Your Ice Cold Nuka-Cola is only moments away! |
| GREETING | Sierra Petrovita's the name. Good to see a new face in Girdershade! |
| GREETING | I take it you're here to check out my Nuka-Cola collection and take the tour? |
| GREETING | Are you ready to take the tour of my collection? |
| GREETING | Lemme go, beautiful! I'm gonna' get us some Quantum! |
| GREETING | Bringing me some Quantum I hope? |
| GREETING | My offer still stands. Bring me Quantum, and I'll pay you for it. |
| GREETING | Hey, pal. What were you doing in Sierra's place? |
| GREETING | So, who might you be and what brings you out to our little paradise? |
| GREETING | Unless you want to hear what I have to say, we have nothing to discuss. |
| GREETING | What do you want? Make it quick, you're blocking my view! |
| GREETING | Oh... hey! What do you need, young fellow? |
| GREETING | Oh... hey! What do you need, young lady? |
| GREETING | What... huh? Me? You're talking to me? Yes? What do you need? |
| GREETING | Hey, want to see something funny? All I need is some booze, and I'll show you! |
| GREETING | Hey... hey! You wanna hear a song? See a dance? Just gimme some booze, I'll make it happen! |
| GREETING | Why, look at what we have here. Some fresh meat, right out of the Wastes! |
| GREETING | You just wanna go ahead and jump into the pen with the others, or should I beat you senseless and drag you there myself? |
| GREETING | Aww, look at you! You're such a cute lil' varmint. |
| GREETING | You'd best stop lookin' at me like that before I spit you up and chew you out. |
| GREETING | I miss Eulogy... |
| GREETING | Anything that I have to say, Mr. Eulogy can say for me. |
| GREETING | Mr. Eulogy don't like me talking to the johnnies without his permission. |
| GREETING | What do you want, square? |
| GREETING | To tell you the truth, I'm glad that fool is dead. |
| GREETING | Eulogy handles the business. |
| GREETING | What? Do you see something you like? |
| GREETING | Look, nothing personal, but if you need something, talk to the clown in the hat. |
| GREETING | Keep staring and I'll start charging. |
| GREETING | You're a mess. I hope you brought a lot of money with you. |
| GREETING | Are you just going to bleed on me, or are you going to pay me to fix you? |
| GREETING | I love the sight of a limping Waster. You just look like a walking pile of caps to me. |
| GREETING | Well now, look at you limping in here like that. Did you bring some caps for Auntie Cutter? |
| GREETING | You look like you've seen better days. A few caps'll fix that up for you. |
| GREETING | Been in a few fights, have we? Well, that's why they pay me the big bucks... |
| GREETING | Ain't nothing that I love more than an injured Slaver with more caps than sense. Hopefully, you fall into that category. |
| GREETING | You look alright to me. Are you here for some supplies? |
| GREETING | Hello there, my dear. What can Eulogy do for you today? |
| GREETING | Just let me know if you need anything, and I'll do whatever I can to procure it. |
| GREETING | If it's business you're here to discuss, I'm all ears. |
| GREETING | What can I do for you? Paradise Falls is always open for business. |
| GREETING | Something I can help you with? |
| GREETING | I'm sure that whatever you have to say is absolutely vital. So let's hear it. |
| GREETING | What. Do. You. Want? |
| GREETING | Look. I told you. My name's Forty. I'm not inclined to change it, so unless you've got something good to say, you'd best make it fast. |
| GREETING | Jotun. |
| GREETING | What? |
| GREETING | Yes? |
| GREETING | ... |
| GREETING | This place is terrible! Please! You've got to help us! |
| GREETING | You need guns, I got guns. You need armor? Got that too. So long as you got the caps for 'em. |
| GREETING | Guns, guns, and more guns. What do you need? |
| GREETING | Having trouble with that Radroach? |
| GREETING | Something wrong? That Radroach is still over there. |
| GREETING | You... You're not supposed to be in here. What are you doing here? |
| GREETING | Ah, face to face at last. It's high time we met. |
| GREETING | I am quite pleased you were able to make it. The trip was not what I had intended, but serves as an adequate test of your abilities. |
| GREETING | You have the vial, and the task set before you. Shouldn't you be on your way now? |
| GREETING | Yes? You still haven't taken the vial yet. As I've said, I'll only allow you to leave once you have it. |
| GREETING | Why do you insist on making things difficult? |
| GREETING | Maybe I should start shooting. How much blood you think you can afford to lose before you tell me what I want to know? |
| GREETING | So, you're awake. |
| GREETING | Let's keep this nice and simple. You're going to tell me the code for that Purifier, and you're going to tell me now. |
| GREETING | Those monsters... th-they're gonna' get me. |
| GREETING | What is it, mister? |
| GREETING | What is it, lady? |
| GREETING | Yes, what did you need? |
| GREETING | I've detected some changes within the Queen's Hatchery with my equipment. What's transpired? |
| GREETING | We'll speak when we reach the terminal. Nothing must stand in the way of progress! |
| GREETING | I trust your task is progressing well. |
| GREETING | Well, don't just stand there. You're distracting me. I must calculate the most efficient way to get to my equipment. |
| GREETING | I'm finding your interruptions trying. The slightest mistake because of your distractions and my experiments will be ruined! |
| GREETING | You startled me! |
| GREETING | You really mustn't creep up on people like that. |
| GREETING | Yes? |
| GREETING | What? I guard the gate. That's all. What the fuck do you want from me? |
| GREETING | Hey. Talk fast, they hate it when I talk to customers. |
| GREETING | Haha! Hello! I am Ymir! |
| GREETING | Haha! Good to see you again, little man! Have you come to drink with me? |
| GREETING | Haha! Good to see you again, little girl! Have you come to drink with me? |
| GREETING | Hey sorry, man. Let me get out of your way! |
| GREETING | Whoa there. Easy, killer. I'm movin', I'm movin'! |
| GREETING | Heard about you. You're some pretty slick shit. |
| GREETING | Respect. |
| GREETING | You look like a damn fool in that Vault Suit. |
| GREETING | Nice! Did you get that monkey suit from the Brotherhood? |
| GREETING | Sorry, bro. Got nothin' to say to you. |
| GREETING | Sorry, chica. Got nothin' to say to you. |
| GREETING | Keep walkin'. |
| GREETING | I can't believe that Grouse let you in here. |
| GREETING | Don't think I won't throw your ass in the pens with the rest of the meat. |
| GREETING | You don't exactly look like you belong here. |
| GREETING | Okay, seriously. Leave me alone. |
| GREETING | *sniff* Smells like meat. Move on. |
| GREETING | You're new. And you're too big to be a resident. Who are you? |
| GREETING | Who are you? What are you doing in here? |
| GREETING | Got yourself a boo-boo? |
| GREETING | What sort of scrape did you get yourself into, this time? |
| GREETING | Got yourself another few scrapes? |
| GREETING | Yes? |
| GREETING | Well, here's something I don't see every day. A new face in Little Lamplight! |
| GREETING | A bit big for one of our kids, but you seem all right. What's your story down here? |
| GREETING | Well, now here's something new. What's a grown-up like you doing in Little Lamplight? |
| GREETING | Don't tell me MacCready's going soft on us! |
| GREETING | Is there something you'd like to learn? |
| GREETING | What's happening? |
| GREETING | Great, RJ let in another pair of choppers to eat up all our food. |
| GREETING | Well, as long as you don't give me any crap about how I prepare your grub, I guess you'll be okay. |
| GREETING | So, tell me: what do you think of cave fungus in watery mushroom sauce? |
| GREETING | Okay, RJ had better have had a good reason to let you in. |
| GREETING | Because right now, all I'm seeing is a mungo who's here to take our food and screw us over. |
| GREETING | Come on and get your grub! |
| GREETING | Ready for some fine roast beast served in a creamy ginger sauce? |
| GREETING | Yeah, I'll bet you are! Too bad it's still fungus chunks for us all! |
| GREETING | Feed's on! Get it while it's... food. |
| GREETING | Hey, what's up? |
| GREETING | Hewwo, I'm Biwwy. Wewcome to Wittwe Wampwight! |
| GREETING | Hey, you wook wike you'we handy with a weapon. I got kicked off the scav team, so I guess I don't need mine anymowe. |
| GREETING | Wanna buy my wazer wifle? Five hundwed caps, and it's aww youws! |
| GREETING | Hewwo, mistaw. |
| GREETING | Hewwo, miss. |
| GREETING | I'm going on an adventure! |
| GREETING | Whoa. You're big. You must be the biggest kid here! |
| GREETING | I'm the littlest kid. My real name's Betty. But mostly, I get called Bumble. |
| GREETING | What're you called, big kid? |
| GREETING | Whoa. I've never seen a mungo so close. |
| GREETING | Are you a Raider? Or a Slaver? Or a Mutant? |
| GREETING | 'Cause if you are, I'm supposed to go hide 'cause I'm too young to use a gun yet. |
| GREETING | Uh oh. Now what? |
| GREETING | You want to talk to me? |
| GREETING | Just leave me alone, okay? |
| GREETING | I hate you! Go away! |
| GREETING | I don't want to talk with you! |
| GREETING | Hey, new kid. I don't know if anyone told you yet, but let me set the record straight. |
| GREETING | I'm Princess. When you're around me, I'm in charge. You shut up and do what I say, because I'm boss around here. That clear? |
| GREETING | Now, who're you? |
| GREETING | What the hell is RJ thinking, letting a damned mungo like you in here? |
| GREETING | So, who're you working with? Raiders? Slavers? Mutants? |
| GREETING | Answer up, mungo! |
| GREETING | Well, look who's here. What's up, mungo? |
| GREETING | Well, if it isn't the magnificent mungo. What now? |
| GREETING | New in town, huh? If MacCready let you in, that's good enough for me. |
| GREETING | Well, enough with formalities: who are you, and how'd you get MacCready to let you in here? |
| GREETING | Whoa, are we letting mungos in, now? Didn't hear any shots, so I'm guessing you're not here to raid us. |
| GREETING | And if you're not here to raid us, you might just have brought something cool for us, see? So who are you, and how'd you get let in? |
| GREETING | Hey, picked up anything out there? |
| GREETING | Anything you'd like to get off your hands? |
| GREETING | Got something to say? |
| GREETING | New in town, huh? Well, if MacCready let you in, that's a good sign. |
| GREETING | I'm Knock Knock, and I take care of 'keeping the peace' down here. Or, at least the morale. |
| GREETING | So, who're you? You going to cause any trouble? |
| GREETING | Hey, are we letting mungos in, now? Didn't hear a scuffle, so I'm guessing you're some sort of guest? |
| GREETING | So, what's so cool about you, fancypants? Must be a pretty good reason for you to get let in, see? |
| GREETING | Hey did you hear the one about the ridiculous mungo who... |
| GREETING | Oh wait. Um. Never mind. |
| GREETING | How're things treating you? |
| GREETING | Heard anything good? |
| GREETING | Wow, you're big. I mean, bigger than most people down here. I mean, bigger than most people down here that we don't shoot for being down here. |
| GREETING | So, how'd you get down here without getting shot? Am I supposed to shoot you? Because, you know, I'd rather not, but if I'm supposed to, then okay. |
| GREETING | The mayor said it's okay for you to be in here, right? Because mungos aren't allowed in here unless the mayor says so. So are you an okay mungo? |
| GREETING | Because if you aren't an okay mungo, that means we should stop you, and that means I have to get my gun from lockdown so stay here okay? |
| GREETING | Hey there. You have any Nuka-Cola? Even just a bit? Can I have some? Be your best friend. Honest. Totally. Not even kidding! |
| GREETING | Damned shame about those slaves. Would've fetched us a nice pile of caps at Paradise Falls. |
| GREETING | Hey, we're looking for some slaves that ran off. Seen 'em? They can't have gone far. |
| GREETING | We got away from the Slavers who were taking us to Paradise Falls, but they said our collars were explosive. Blow our heads off if we ran. |
| GREETING | Do you think you can get this thing off of me before it's too late? |
| GREETING | Thanks for not attacking us. Most people don't tolerate Ghouls. |
| GREETING | Please, help me! You've got to get this collar off of me! |
| GREETING | Please... won't you help me? |
| GREETING | Come on. Help me get this collar off. Please. |
| GREETING | Thank God you saved me! |
| GREETING | I'm heading to the Temple of the Union. They take care of escaped slaves. |
| GREETING | Maybe you could tell any other slaves you meet about it. |
| GREETING | You saved me from those bastards. I won't forget it. |
| GREETING | Hey... hey, man. You need something? A little fix, maybe? Some Jet? I got Jet. Psycho too. Take a look! |
| GREETING | What do you need? I can get you a fix. Anything you want. Cheap, too! Check it out! |
| GREETING | Is Rory safe yet? |
| GREETING | You're the mungo that helped Sammy and Squirrel, aren't you? |
| GREETING | Well I already told them, I'm not going anywhere. Not without Rory. |
| GREETING | Just leave me alone. I don't care about stupid escape plans. We're stuck here for good. |
| GREETING | So what's the deal, mungo? |
| GREETING | So what's the deal, mungo? |
| GREETING | I ain't supposed to say anything. Sammy says so. |
| GREETING | Nice going, mungo. Let's go before they change their minds. |
| GREETING | Sammy says not to talk to you. |
| GREETING | I guess we can go home now. Let's go. |
| GREETING | Well, I guess this is one way to do it. We could've escaped, you know. |
| GREETING | What the hell, lady? We're not going anywhere with you! You don't own us! |
| GREETING | What the hell, mister? We're not going anywhere with you! You don't own us! |
| GREETING | If we're going to leave, then let's get it over with. |
| GREETING | Well, well. The budding entrepreneur returns! |
| GREETING | Now see? This is what I want for the world. For men and women to make their own way, find their own paths to success. |
| GREETING | What can Paradise Falls do for you today? |
| GREETING | You must be our prospective customer. I do hope Paradise Falls can accommodate your needs. |
| GREETING | We make no judgments, no assumptions. We understand that it's a harsh world out there, and you do what you must to make it. |
| GREETING | Now, was there something specific you were interested in? |
| GREETING | ...the fuck you lookin' at? Huh? |
| GREETING | I'm busy, so piss off. You got business here, you talk to Eulogy. |
| GREETING | We got a reason to be talkin' I ain't aware of? |
| GREETING | I thought we was pretty clear about our relationship. |
| GREETING | See, here's how it goes: you stay the hell outta my way, and I don't shoot you in the face. Seems clear to me. |
| GREETING | Funny that you're still talkin', when I'm pretty sure I told you to get lost. |
| GREETING | So you gonna take care of that guard, or what? |
| GREETING | My hands are tied here. It's not like I want to be working with a mungo like you, but I got no choice. Come on. |
| GREETING | You're the mungo that's helping us, huh? |
| GREETING | Sammy says you want to know the plan. Well listen up, mungo, because it's a good one. I'm super smart. |
| GREETING | What's up, mungo? You fixed that terminal yet? |
| GREETING | Come on, mungo. You gonna fix that terminal, or what? |
| GREETING | Hey, mister. Can you get us out of here? |
| GREETING | Hey, lady. Can you get us out of here? |
| GREETING | So, you getting us free or what? |
| GREETING | Oh God, mister. You gotta help us. You gotta get us out of here! |
| GREETING | Oh God, lady. You gotta help us. You gotta get us out of here! |
| GREETING | You gotta help. You just gotta. |
| GREETING | I can't keep talking to you, or else he'll shoot me. |
| GREETING | Well, hello. It's always good to see a customer. What do you need? |
| GREETING | See, I knew you'd be back. |
| GREETING | Oh, hello again! Do you need anything? |
| GREETING | Scanning... target non-hostile. |
| GREETING | Scanning... Target is armed. Code Yellow. |
| GREETING | Unit running Patrol Scheme Delta-Seven. |
| GREETING | Unit running Patrol Scheme Alpha-Four. |
| GREETING | Talk to Ahzrukhal. |
| GREETING | No. Go talk to Ahzurkhal. |
| GREETING | Goddammit! Why did you tell Carol that Gob was dead? You couldn't have kept that to yourself? |
| GREETING | You know, not everyone needs to hear the truth about everything. She was perfectly fine thinking that he'd found happiness out there. |
| GREETING | Just... order something and get away from me. |
| GREETING | Sorry. I'm on a break. I'll be back in a bit if you need some food. |
| GREETING | Oh look. It's everyone's favorite bearer of bad news. |
| GREETING | Oh, hey. It's you. Did you bring some good news for us? |
| GREETING | Hey. I say you over there talking to Carol. She's friendly, isn't she? But don't you get any ideas about her. Got it? Good. |
| GREETING | Now, do you want something to eat? |
| GREETING | Mornin', hon. What'll it be? |
| GREETING | If you want something to eat, you should order it quick, hon. The stew just stopped moving. |
| GREETING | You need somethin', hon? |
| GREETING | Why the hell did you wake me up? |
| GREETING | Oh, you again. |
| GREETING | ... ... huh? ... Ah! Jesus Christ! Don't... don't sneak up on me like that, the last fella... the last fella to do that damn near lost my arm. |
| GREETING | You're new here, yeah... you must be, since you're actually talking to... talking to me... I'm Patchwork... or just "Patches" if... if you like that. |
| GREETING | I'm... shit.... I forget. |
| GREETING | Oh! Hey! It's you! ... have we met? |
| GREETING | ... ... uh oh... ... just gimme a second here... .. okay, swallowed it before it... before it got out. What do you need? |
| GREETING | I... I think I'm less drunk than... I was... Nope. Nope. There it is. |
| GREETING | Oh, why hello there. Pleasure to meet you! I'm Quinn. |
| GREETING | Sorry sorry! So busy! |
| GREETING | Just couldn't stay away from us, could you? |
| GREETING | Oh, hello, my boy! You've come back for more stories from ol' Quinn, have you? |
| GREETING | Oh, hello, my girl! You've come back for more stories from ol' Quinn, have you? |
| GREETING | Oh... OH! Hey! Look at that! A human! With hair! Hey... you think we can do something about that? |
| GREETING | I just sharpened the knives! Have a seat and we'll give you a new look! |
| GREETING | Good to see you again! You ready for some more of the ol' snip-snip? |
| GREETING | Hey! You here for a cut? Maybe a buzz? Mohawk? C'mon! Something! |
| GREETING | Oh... a human... well, hello. Welcome to Underworld Outfitters! It's... it's been so long since I had a customer! |
| GREETING | You're back! Uhm... wow! You're really back! What do you need? |
| GREETING | You came back! Do you need something? |
| GREETING | I've got just the thing for you, do you want to see it? Please say yes... |
| GREETING | Oh, well would you look at that? We got us a smoothskin visitor! Hoooeeee, we ain't seen one of your type in a long time. |
| GREETING | What? You come to try to steal from me again? Just get out of my face. |
| GREETING | Didn't you hear me? Leave us alone. |
| GREETING | Well, hello again. You need something, smoothskin? |
| GREETING | How's Underworld been treatin' you so far, smoothskin? |
| GREETING | Well look who's back. What can I do you for, smoothskin? |
| GREETING | Well look who's back. What can I do you for, smoothskin? |
| GREETING | Holy shit! What happened? |
| GREETING | What the fuck happened? |
| GREETING | It's so weird here without Azhrukhal. |
| GREETING | I still can't believe that Charon shot Ahzrukhal. I never saw that one coming. |
| GREETING | You know, Ahzrukhal was a bastard, but I kind of miss him... |
| GREETING | Did you see that? Charon just shot Ahzrukhal! |
| GREETING | There are a lot more of us down here than there are of you, smoothskin. You just behave yourself. |
| GREETING | I hope you don't mind the smell, I know how sensitive you humans can be. |
| GREETING | That's humans for you, always so goddamn friendly. |
| GREETING | We don't get a lot of your kind down here. |
| GREETING | What makes you think that we've got something to say to one another? |
| GREETING | Well, what do you think? You can come down here and shoot any time you want. |
| GREETING | Don't worry, you'll get the hang of it. Here are some more BBs. |
| GREETING | If you're having trouble, try crouching to steady your aim. |
| GREETING | Go ahead. Try out your new gun on those targets over there. |
| GREETING | Come on. We'll show you the place. |
| GREETING | Are you ready for your surprise? |
| GREETING | Hey, that was Jonas on the intercom. He and I have been cooking up a little surprise present. |
| GREETING | Jonas is waiting for you downstairs on the Reactor Level. Go ahead, I don't think anyone will mind if you slip out for a few minutes. |
| GREETING | Just be patient. You don't want to ruin the surprise, do you? Go ahead, Jonas is waiting! |
| GREETING | Are you all right? Is Butch giving you a hard time again? |
| GREETING | Having a good time? It wasn't easy keeping this a secret! Now go on, I'm sure everyone else would like a chance to talk to the birthday boy. |
| GREETING | Having a good time? It wasn't easy keeping this a secret! Now go on, I'm sure everyone else would like a chance to talk to the birthday girl. |
| GREETING | Hey there, pal. Having fun? |
| GREETING | Hi, honey. Having fun? |
| GREETING | I can't believe you're 10 already. Your mother would have been proud of you, son. Now go on and enjoy your party! |
| GREETING | I can't believe you're 10 already. Your mother would have been proud of you, honey. Now go on and enjoy your party! |
| GREETING | Listen, once you finish being a good host, I have something I want to show you. |
| GREETING | I hope you appreciate the effort Amata put into this party. She really seems to like you, for some reason. |
| GREETING | Another youth well on his way to becoming a productive vault citizen! |
| GREETING | Another youth well on her way to becoming a productive vault citizen! |
| GREETING | Are you having a nice party? Ten years old, my my my. Seems like only yesterday that your daddy came... |
| GREETING | Goodness, listen to me ramble! You're waiting for your present, aren't you? |
| GREETING | Go ahead, you can eat the sweetroll now. It's your birthday! |
| GREETING | You've grown up into such a fine young man. Your father must be very proud of you. |
| GREETING | You've grown up into such a fine young lady. Your father must be very proud of you. |
| GREETING | I don't have any more presents for you, if that's what you're wondering. |
| GREETING | Go on now, I'm sure you've had quite enough old lady chitchat for one birthday! |
| GREETING | Happy birthday, dearie! My goodness, I hope I didn't miss the party! |
| GREETING | I hope you're having a good party! Did you read your poem yet? You know how to find it in your Pip-Boy, don't you? |
| GREETING | I hope Butch didn't hurt you. Do you want to tell me what that was all about? |
| GREETING | Happy birthday, sonny! |
| GREETING | Happy birthday, missy! |
| GREETING | Sounds like everybody's having a good time in there. |
| GREETING | How do you like that Pip-Boy, son? Fit all right and everything? |
| GREETING | How do you like that there Pip-Boy, miss? Fit all right and everything? |
| GREETING | You let me know if that Pip-Boy ever gives you any trouble. |
| GREETING | I am mortified about the cake mishap. Simply mortified. |
| GREETING | Allow me to wish you happy birthday. I would offer you a piece of cake, but... |
| GREETING | Happy birthday! If you'll excuse me I'll have this cake sliced up for you in a jiffy. |
| GREETING | I'm hungry and that stupid robot destroyed the cake. |
| GREETING | Give me that sweetroll you got from Old Lady Palmer. |
| GREETING | Mmm, that sweetroll was really good. You can tell Old Lady Palmer thanks for me. Ha ha ha! |
| GREETING | So you're a tattletale, too. Just wait. Gomez isn't always going to be around to save your butt. |
| GREETING | You're going to be really sorry you messed with me, punk. |
| GREETING | Nice party, butt-head. Now get lost before I have to make you cry. |
| GREETING | Didn't I tell you to stop bothering us? Shove off, dork. |
| GREETING | My mom made me come to your stupid party, but don't expect me to hang out with you. Get lost, loser. |
| GREETING | Why don't you go play dolls or something with your little friend Amata. No girls allowed. |
| GREETING | Hey, I think your girlfriend Amata is looking for you. K-I-S-S-I-N-G. Ha ha ha. |
| GREETING | This party's pretty good, I guess. For a little kid. Balloons. Party hats... |
| GREETING | Not as cool as my party though. Remember how my dad got Andy to do magic tricks? And we all played Hunt the Mutant in the Atrium? |
| GREETING | Oh, right... you weren't invited to my party. Too bad, man. It was really fun. |
| GREETING | Why are you still hanging around? |
| GREETING | Hey, uh, thanks for inviting me. Really cool party and everything. |
| GREETING | I know that, uh, Butch and I give you a hard time, but you don't take that seriously, right? |
| GREETING | Anyway, uh, happy birthday and everything. I better get back to, you know... |
| GREETING | Get lost, butt-breath. |
| GREETING | What's Butch's problem anyway? I can't believe he tried to start a fight at your own birthday party. What a jerk. |
| GREETING | Butch is such an idiot. Just ignore him. |
| GREETING | What happened with Butch? He looked awfully pleased with himself, which usually means something bad happened to somebody. |
| GREETING | What'd Butch want? I thought you were in trouble there for a second. |
| GREETING | Happy birthday! We really surprised you, didn't we? |
| GREETING | Ha ha. Your dad was afraid you were onto us. But I told him not to worry. You're so easy to fool. |
| GREETING | Having fun, I hope? |
| GREETING | Happy birthday! |
| GREETING | Go on, mingle! |
| GREETING | Isn't this great? |
| GREETING | Oh, hey, it's Jonas. Happy birthday! Sorry I couldn't be at your party. Listen, would you put your dad on? |
| GREETING | Can you put your dad on, please? |
| GREETING | What are you doing down here, young man? I thought kids weren't allowed down on the Reactor Level. |
| GREETING | What are you doing down here, young lady? I thought kids weren't allowed down on the Reactor Level. |
| GREETING | Your dad is waiting to give you your present. Or should we just keep it? |
| GREETING | Happy birthday, buddy. I hope you have fun with it. |
| GREETING | Happy birthday, darlin'. I hope you have fun with it. |
| GREETING | Go on, shoot something for me! |
| GREETING | Stand next to your dad and I'll get a nice picture of you and your new BB gun. |
| GREETING | Hey there, good to see you again! |
| GREETING | Afternoon, friend! |
| GREETING | Look at this weather, can you believe it? |
| GREETING | It's so weird... our parents went on a trip and aren't coming back. Do you think they're dead or something? |
| GREETING | Wouldn't Mr. Harris tell us if they were? |
| GREETING | Mr Harris is nice to us, but he doesn't read the stories the same way that my daddy did. |
| GREETING | We're eating all sorts of different food now. Before, we always just ate my mom's meat pies. |
| GREETING | Hi! Welcome to Andale! I'm Jenny! You should probably talk to my dad, he likes to welcome all the new visitors! |
| GREETING | Hi, again! How're you doing? |
| GREETING | I'm not really sure what happened. Mr. Harris said that our parents went away, and they won't be back. |
| GREETING | He says that he'll tell me more about it when I'm older but... I miss my mom and dad... |
| GREETING | Mr. Harris is a lot like my dad. I never knew that he could be so nice. |
| GREETING | You're new here, aren't you? Wow! I never get a chance to talk to the new people! Dad always takes care of them before I get a chance. |
| GREETING | Hello again! Have you been out having adventures? |
| GREETING | I wish I was like you, instead of stuck here in boring ol' Andale. |
| GREETING | Oh man, I'm so jealous, you get to go out and do stuff outside of town and you probably don't even have a bedtime. |
| GREETING | Well, hello! Welcome to Andale! Winner of the best town in the USA contest! |
| GREETING | Oh. It's you again. Well, I don't want to be rude, so what do you want? |
| GREETING | Oh. Hello. Do you need something, or are you here to tell me about your incredibly nice underground vault again? |
| GREETING | Hmph. Well, I'm not as rude as you, so I'll politely ask you what you need. |
| GREETING | Hello again! Stick around for a while, I'm thinking about making some meat cookies later! Isn't that exciting! |
| GREETING | I'm so happy to see you! What do you need? |
| GREETING | I'm a little busy right now, but never too busy for a friend! What did you want to talk about? |
| GREETING | Why, hello there. I'd heard there was someone new coming. How can our little family help you? |
| GREETING | Hello again! You know, I actually missed you! And I barely know who you are! |
| GREETING | It's so good to see you again. Honestly, I get a little bored around here... don't tell Bill! |
| GREETING | Busy busy busy, a wife's work is never done! |
| GREETING | I saw what happened out there, stranger. Those people may have been my family but... it had to be done. |
| GREETING | I was like them for so many years... it's... I can't even talk about it. |
| GREETING | The only thing that I can do is try to raise these kids and make Andale into a decent place. |
| GREETING | This is such an ugly place... so many bad memories. But we're trying. |
| GREETING | I'm not sure why you'd come back here, but I'm glad to see you. |
| GREETING | Little by little, each day, I'm trying to clean up the mess my family left. |
| GREETING | Wha- how? How did you get in here? What are you doing in this town? Get out! Get out while you can! |
| GREETING | Get out of here! Run! |
| GREETING | They're crazy! Crazy I tell you! |
| GREETING | Get out of town while you still can! |
| GREETING | You're mean! I hate you! |
| GREETING | Hi there. I'm Timmy. Want to play? |
| GREETING | Hi. Want to play? |
| GREETING | You're supposed to be making Timmy cry. You can do it, I know you can! |
| GREETING | When you win the game, maybe we can talk some more. |
| GREETING | You don't want to play my game, so I don't want to talk to you. |
| GREETING | You don't want to play with me. So I don't want to talk to you, and you're never going to find your daddy. Boo hoo hoo. |
| GREETING | Oh, someone new to play with! What good luck I have lately! |
| GREETING | I was just starting to get bored. Oh, we're going to have so much fun! |
| GREETING | Can we play now? I've been waiting. I've been ever so patient. |
| GREETING | You probably oughta go talk to Betty, kiddo. Don't want to keep her waiting! |
| GREETING | She's out there on the playground, probably looking for you. Run along now. |
| GREETING | Have you talked to Betty? I think she's waiting for you. |
| GREETING | You really shouldn't keep her waiting. She'll probably be on the playground. Run along now. |
| GREETING | Oh, hello there. |
| GREETING | I think you should go speak with Betty. She's waiting for you... On the playground, I think. Best to hurry up. |
| GREETING | Hiya, kid. |
| GREETING | You might want to go talk to Betty before you wander around too much. She's waiting for you. |
| GREETING | Hello there. Good to see you. |
| GREETING | I think Betty is waiting for you on the playground. You'll want to go talk to her. |
| GREETING | Oh, hey... I was just trying to think of a word that rhymes with "gloom"... hrm... |
| GREETING | Yep. Still not dead. Unfortunately... |
| GREETING | God, life is such a hassle, you know? |
| GREETING | Hey. Don't get any bright ideas about trying anything. We may not look it, but every one of us is a trained killer. |
| GREETING | Oh, who am I kidding? Look, we're in trouble here. If you want to help, great. If not, just please don't kill anyone while you're here. |
| GREETING | I heard how you helped out Timebomb. I'm not sure why you did it, but thanks. I only hope that he lives long enough to appreciate your help. |
| GREETING | Now, did you need something? |
| GREETING | Yeah? What is it? |
| GREETING | What do you need, stranger? |
| GREETING | I'm on patrol here, what do you want? |
| GREETING | The more time I spend talking to you, the less time I'm watching for raids. |
| GREETING | Wha-? Jesus. I'm on the lookout here, don't sneak up on me like that. What do you want? |
| GREETING | A visitor? Who'd want to visit this hell hole? I bet you're here to rape and pillage us. Aren't you? Aren't you?! |
| GREETING | Not that it matters. We're all Super Mutant snacks anyway. |
| GREETING | Unless you're here to help us, fuck off. |
| GREETING | You got a problem? |
| GREETING | What do you want? |
| GREETING | What? |
| GREETING | Hrm? What? Oh... I'm sorry. My patient just passed away. He... he was my friend. I'm just... I'm a little out of it. |
| GREETING | I'll be alright though. What did you need? |
| GREETING | You remember my patient, Timebomb? He died. As far as I can tell, his injuries were just too much. I did my best, but... it wasn't enough. |
| GREETING | I'll be alright though. What did you need? |
| GREETING | So, it turns out, Timebomb died. So I guess you were right. Still, he was my friend, and I had to try... |
| GREETING | I'll be alright though. What did you need? |
| GREETING | Wow. I can't believe that you were able to help Timebomb. And here I was sure that you were ready to just let him die. I guess I had you wrong. |
| GREETING | He still can't fight, but if we survive for a bit longer, he should be back into it soon enough. |
| GREETING | Look, you're a better doc than me, that's pretty obvious. But if you need healing, I'll do it for you no charge. |
| GREETING | Wow. I can't believe that you were able to help Timebomb. I thought he was done for. |
| GREETING | He still can't fight, but if we survive for a bit longer, he should be back into it soon enough. |
| GREETING | Look, you're a better doc than me, that's pretty obvious. But if you need healing, I'll do it for you no charge. |
| GREETING | What is it? |
| GREETING | What's up? Are you hurt? |
| GREETING | Woa, looks like you've seen some action. Do you need help? |
| GREETING | Are you hurt? You don't look hurt. What do you need? |
| GREETING | Hey, pal. What's up? |
| GREETING | Things are looking good here, bud. |
| GREETING | Your fly's open! Haha, made ya look! |
| GREETING | Heya! Whaddaya need? |
| GREETING | Damn... what... what happened? |
| GREETING | Hey. Thanks again, man. I wouldn't be here if it wasn't for you. |
| GREETING | Anything for you, man. What do you need? |
| GREETING | Hey, it's good to see you. Is there something I can do for you? Anything? |
| GREETING | Welcome to Big Town. Not that there's much of a town left. Those Super Mutants keep kidnapping people. |
| GREETING | Hi there. Um, can I help you? |
| GREETING | You need something? |
| GREETING | They're out there. I can feel it. Uh, what? You? I gave you the welcoming speech. |
| GREETING | Watch the Wastes. Keep track of movement. Uh, what? Did you need something? |
| GREETING | Thanks for helping us. I just hope we can survive another attack. Probably won't. |
| GREETING | Where's Red? |
| GREETING | Pleased to meet you. I'm Knight Dillon. If there's anything you need here, I'll try and help. |
| GREETING | Welcome, friend. My brothers may be gruff but they will lay down their lives for you. |
| GREETING | You don't need to worry. We're the best outfit in the whole Brotherhood of Steel. Just watch what we do to these Uglies. |
| GREETING | Colin Moriarty, at your service! Welcome to Moriarty's! My saloon, my home, my slice of heaven in this backwoods little burg. |
| GREETING | If you've got the caps, I've got your pleasure. Please, sit down, make yourself comfortable. Your troubles are a thing of the past. |
| GREETING | Colin Moriarty. Always pleased to see a new face. But I'm afraid you've had the misfortune to catch me, well... out of me element. |
| GREETING | I'm the owner and proprietor of Moriarty's, you see. The saloon? |
| GREETING | But, please! See for yourself! Come by for a drink or twelve. You and I, oh, we're going to be fast friends. Fast friends! |
| GREETING | What is it I can do for you? |
| GREETING | Ahhh... my new friend. What can I get you? Some sorrows are best buried, and I'm a man that can provide all sorts of tools to bury them. |
| GREETING | And back he comes. So... are you just thirsty, or are you ready to pay me fee? Dear dad's not going to find himself. |
| GREETING | And back she comes. So, are you just thirsty, or are you ready to pay me fee? Dear dad's not going to find himself. |
| GREETING | Hello again. |
| GREETING | Knight Finley at your service. What can I do for you? |
| GREETING | What is it you needed? |
| GREETING | Welcome to the Galaxy News Radio Outpost. I'm Sergeant Wilks, and I'm in charge here. What brings you into the D.C. area? |
| GREETING | What else can I help you with? |
| GREETING | Sorry, I'm on guard duty. Wouldn't want this place to get overrun with Super Mutants. |
| GREETING | Sentinel Lyons calls the shots around here. If you need anything, she can probably help you. |
| GREETING | Bring on some more Super Mutants! I'm not finished with them yet! |
| GREETING | Babysitting this place is no picnic, I can tell you that. |
| GREETING | Thanks for your help. We'll take any we can get. |
| GREETING | If you need something, talk to one of the Knights. They can help you. |
| GREETING | What's up? |
| GREETING | Hey, all right! The Hero of the Wasteland returns! |
| GREETING | You got the dish! I knew the Good Fight could count on you! |
| GREETING | Now, get that sucker over to the Washington Monument pronto and I'll get to singing your praises! |
| GREETING | No use hanging around the station. Get the dish to the top of the Washington Monument as soon as possible. |
| GREETING | You look like someone with about a million questions. Lay 'em on me. |
| GREETING | What else can Three Dog do for you? |
| GREETING | I've told you the score, all you need to do is play the game. You in? |
| GREETING | So, you ready to make a deal? Or are you just trying to get another look at my strikingly handsome face? |
| GREETING | The look on your face says it all. You're wondering who the heck this guy is and why you should care. Well, prepare to be enlightened. |
| GREETING | I am Three Dog -- jockey of discs and teller of truths. Lord and master over the finest radio station to grace the Wastes -- Galaxy News Radio. |
| GREETING | And you, well... I know who you are. Heard about you leavin' that Vault, travelin' the unknown. Just like dear old Dad, hmm? Met him already... |
| GREETING | So, you came back. That's good. The Good Fight can always use another soldier. |
| GREETING | Hello there, dear. Beautiful weather we're having, wouldn't you say? |
| GREETING | I think Betty is waiting for you at the playground. You really should go pay her a visit. |
| GREETING | Hey there, sport! Beautiful day, isn't it? |
| GREETING | Say, you should go talk to Betty. She's waiting for you over on the playground. Have fun, sport! |
| GREETING | What can I do for you, sport? |
| GREETING | Hiya, kiddo! What's the good word? |
| GREETING | Hey there, sport. How's it going? |
| GREETING | Hey there, little lady. How's it going? |
| GREETING | Hello, sweetie. How are you? |
| GREETING | Well hi there! |
| GREETING | Good day to you! |
| GREETING | You've saved me. I was afraid I'd be trapped in there forever. |
| GREETING | It's so good to see you, but... What are you DOING here? |
| GREETING | Son... You've saved me. I was afraid I'd be trapped in there forever. |
| GREETING | It's so good to see you, but... What are you DOING here? |
| GREETING | What?! |
| GREETING | You there! What are you, some kind of lab assistant? No, you look a bit more... weathered. |
| GREETING | Are you by any chance... for hire? |
| GREETING | Ah, I trust you have reconsidered and wish to assist with the retrieval of my android? |
| GREETING | Oh hey, hi. You again, huh? I thought maybe you'd be blown up or shot or something by now, but I guess not. Not yet, anyway. |
| GREETING | Hey, hi! Hi, lady. Hey there. What's going on? Anything new? You have any good stories? What about Nuka-Cola, you have any of that? Huh, huh? |
| GREETING | Hey, hi! Hi, mister. Hey there. What's going on? Anything new? You have any good stories? What about Nuka-Cola, you have any of that? Huh, huh? |
| GREETING | Thanks again for saving me. You're the best! |
| GREETING | Well, you and my brother are tied for the best, at least. But that's still really good! |
| GREETING | Thanks for getting me back. I really missed my brother. |
| GREETING | Everyone calls you a mungo, but I think you're an okay mungo. |
| GREETING | Yes? |
| GREETING | Something happening? |
| GREETING | What? |
| GREETING | Thanks for getting us back here. We woulda got out before long, but you did really help. |
| GREETING | So, uh, thanks. |
| GREETING | We didn't need any mungo's help getting outta there, you know? |
| GREETING | But you did it, so, uh, thanks. |
| GREETING | But that means I gotta go back to guarding the back gate with Princess. Ugh. |
| GREETING | Yeah, mister? |
| GREETING | Yeah, miss? |
| GREETING | Yeah, mungo? |
| GREETING | Yeah? |
| GREETING | Wow, am I glad to be back. If it weren't for you, I think we'd have died back there! |
| GREETING | So, thanks for the help! If anyone asks me, you're an official kid! |
| GREETING | Wow, thanks for the help out there. If it weren't for you, I'd be a goner, for sure! |
| GREETING | Far as I'm concerned, you're welcome in here anytime! Of course, it isn't really up to me. |
| GREETING | So, what do you need? |
| GREETING | Oh, hey! |
| GREETING | Is everything okay? |
| GREETING | Is something wrong? |
| GREETING | Look, I don't let just any son of a bitch into my town. I'm taking a risk making an exception for you. |
| GREETING | So you're welcome in my town, at least until you start screwing up. Once that bullshit starts, you're out on your own again! |
| GREETING | Look, I don't let just any bitch into my town, and I'm taking a risk making an exception for you. |
| GREETING | So you're welcome in my town, at least until you start screwing up. Once that bullshit starts, you're out on your own again! |
| GREETING | Okay, so you get in, but I got my eye on you. |
| GREETING | You don't make trouble in here, got it? I ain't having no shit-butts making trouble. |
| GREETING | Yeah? You got something to say? |
| GREETING | How do I have to solve your bullshit problem, today? |
| GREETING | Like my town so much you had to come congratulate me personally, right? Happens all the time - caps and ammo are the preferred way to show your love. |
| GREETING | So, what sort of trouble are you getting yourself into, now? |
| GREETING | What do you want, mungo? |
| GREETING | What now, mungo? |
| GREETING | Why are you still pestering me, you moron? |
| GREETING | Okay, what the hell is wrong with you, mungo? This had better be important! |
| GREETING | Did you get hit in the head? You have to pester me every time a stray thought happens to wander into that hollowed out melon you call a skull? |
| GREETING | Oh, what now? You come to me to talk about how nice my damned cave is? Maybe a little small talk about local soil erosion or some bullshit? |
| GREETING | No, you know what? You can go take a hike, you insane mutant-fucker. Get out of my town! |
| GREETING | Whoa, a mungo down here, just walking around! |
| GREETING | Hey, new kid! Try and catch me! |
| GREETING | Tag, you're it! |
| GREETING | Aw, man! I'm it! |
| GREETING | No way, that didn't count! |
| GREETING | Stay away, mungo, I don't wanna catch old from you! |
| GREETING | Thanks for getting Penny and Squirrel back. And Sammy too, I guess. |
| GREETING | Mungo, mungo, smells like dung-o! |
| GREETING | Gosh, you're big. |
| GREETING | Nice as the weather is out here, how about you bring me a kid, so I can get back to Paradise Falls? |
| GREETING | Just waiting for you to bring me a new friend. |
| GREETING | You have my condolences. Your father was a good man. |
| GREETING | Please, not now. |
| GREETING | Follow me. I'll show you what I can about Vault 87. |
| GREETING | This map shows the locations of all known Vaults in the local area. Vault 87 has been highlighted for you, there. |
| GREETING | Entrance to Vault 87 will be particularly difficult for you, I'm afraid. |
| GREETING | Oh, good. Something to distract me. I swear, if I have to watch these kids miss targets for one more minute... |
| GREETING | Hail. Name's Greg -- Greg Bear. Most of the guys just call me Kodiak. |
| GREETING | Heard about that mess over at the purifier. Don't you worry -- you're safe here. |
| GREETING | Hail, friend. |
| GREETING | I bend my knee to the might of Steel. |
| GREETING | How can I help, friend? |
| GREETING | Hrm? Yes, hello. I've heard about you. We don't get many strangers here in the Citadel, especially those who walk about unescorted. |
| GREETING | I am Scribe Bowditch. If you require something, simply ask. |
| GREETING | How may a serve you, friend of Steel? |
| GREETING | Hail, outsider. I am Scribe Jameson. |
| GREETING | Word of your ordeal has spread. I am truly sorry for the loss of your father. But if I can help you in any way, please let me know. |
| GREETING | "Knowledge is the beginning of wisdom, not the end of it." One of my favorite quotes. Its author has been lost to us. |
| GREETING | How can I help you, outsider? |
| GREETING | What's it to be? A few caps to find out where your father went? Or are you going to have a go of it on your own? |
| GREETING | The Wasteland can be such an unforgiving place.... |
| GREETING | No luck finding dear old dad? Can't say it surprises me. Wasteland's a big place. Maybe you need a drink. |
| GREETING | You're still standing here, and I can't think why. You know where your father went. Seems to me you ought to be out searching the Wastes. |
| GREETING | Screw you! If you think you can get the Declaration by yourself, then have at it. |
| GREETING | I'll be sure and leave flowers on your grave. If they find what's left of your corpse. |
| GREETING | Good job taking care of our little problem. Now if you'll excuse me... |
| GREETING | Thank you for dealing with those Ghouls. You're a real hero. |
| GREETING | Thanks for helping those Ghouls. They really aren't so bad. |
| GREETING | What's up? |
| GREETING | Whew. Say, you're pretty decent in a firefight. |
| GREETING | Well, come to a decision? |
| GREETING | You made enough noise coming in here to wake the dead, for God's sakes! |
| GREETING | Just be ready, the Muties are coming! |
| GREETING | I can't wait to add the Declaration to the Society's collection. |
| GREETING | I'm expecting great things from you! |
| GREETING | What wonderful artifacts have you brought me? |
| GREETING | So, have you decided to become a part of history and triumphantly return with the Declaration of Independence in hand? |
| GREETING | Pleased to meet you. Abraham Washington's the name. I am curator of the Capital Preservation Society. |
| GREETING | If you have time, come take a look at our exhibits. |
| GREETING | Now, if you'll excuse me... |
| GREETING | Sorry, very busy right now. Come see me at the museum. |
| GREETING | Quite an impressive collection, isn't it? Well don't be shy, have a look around. |
| GREETING | Abraham Washington's the name... curator of this little slice of American History. |
| GREETING | What can I help you with? |
| GREETING | Good to see you! |
| GREETING | Hey... you're the one that got rid of those Ghouls. Or was that someone else...? No, it WAS you! |
| GREETING | Hey... you're the one with the Ghoul friends... well I guess they're our friends now, too. |
| GREETING | Hey... I know you! Cheers! |
| GREETING | Good job removing our little pest problem! |
| GREETING | Hello friend! |
| GREETING | I have nothing to say to you. Except this: Watch your back! |
| GREETING | Hrmph. |
| GREETING | I loved that stupid man... now that he's gone... I'm lost. |
| GREETING | You did it! You got rid of those vile creatures! Good show! |
| GREETING | Yes, dear? |
| GREETING | You'll get yours soon enough. |
| GREETING | Goodbye! |
| GREETING | Hello friend. Thanks for handling those Ghouls. |
| GREETING | Hello friend. Ghoul physiology is fascinating! |
| GREETING | Hello friend! |
| GREETING | Those Ghouls wont be bothering us anymore, will they? |
| GREETING | Hello! |
| GREETING | Come to pour salt into the wound? Well, I won't stand for it! |
| GREETING | Zombie-lover! |
| GREETING | Things have been perfectly fabulous since you exterminated that filthy vermin! |
| GREETING | Fabulous! |
| GREETING | You think I want to talk to you? |
| GREETING | You've ruined my life! |
| GREETING | Comrade! Hero of the people! Hello! |
| GREETING | Hey comrade! Those Ghoul's seem like a real community, hey? Adversity must have made them strong. |
| GREETING | Greetings hero-comrade! |
| GREETING | You're all my husband talks about now. Do you have any idea how annoying that is? |
| GREETING | I miss my husband. He would have really liked you I think. |
| GREETING | Hello! |
| GREETING | Hey! I'm sure glad to have you around. That Gustavo's a real loser compared to you! |
| GREETING | Hey there! |
| GREETING | Take a real good look, because you won't be getting any of this! |
| GREETING | Hah! I'm doing just fine, no thanks to you! |
| GREETING | What do YOU want? |
| GREETING | You're a lot tougher than you look, kid. |
| GREETING | Glad to see you were able to convince these people to open their minds a little. Those Ghouls will liven things up around here for a long time! |
| GREETING | Hello fellow adventurer! |
| GREETING | Haha! Look at this mess. We'll have it cleaned up soon. Then it will be a Ghoul haven. |
| GREETING | Ha ha! Hey there bud. Thanks again for helping us get in here! |
| GREETING | Hey there bud! |
| GREETING | Well, it'll take a little elbow grease but then this place will be a true home! |
| GREETING | Oh, hello there! Can't thank you enough! |
| GREETING | Hi again! |
| GREETING | Bastards. Could have done it the easy way and just let us live here with them. Oh well. Guess we better get started with the clean up. |
| GREETING | Hey kid. I was wrong about you. Good job! |
| GREETING | Hey kid, how's it going? |
| GREETING | Must admit, you did good soldier. I'm glad to have you around. |
| GREETING | Don't know how you did it. I'd never allow those zombies room and board. But as long as Tenpenny keeps paying me I'll stay. |
| GREETING | What? |
| GREETING | Good job handling those zombies! |
| GREETING | What's up? Kill any more zombies lately? |
| GREETING | Hey soldier! |
| GREETING | I came across something interesting: "The possession of knowledge does not kill the sense of wonder and mystery. There is always more mystery." |
| GREETING | Quite true, don't you think? |
| GREETING | "If we value the pursuit of knowledge, we must be free to follow wherever that search may lead us." |
| GREETING | I found that in an ancient book. The words of wisdom of one of the greatest men of the former civilzation. |
| GREETING | The Elder sent word of your arrival. I am Scribe Peabody. Welcome, et. cetera... |
| GREETING | Now, I'm really very busy. Is there something you needed? |
| GREETING | What do you want, outsider? |
| GREETING | Yes? Can I help you? I'm very busy. |
| GREETING | Yes, what is it? |
| GREETING | How can I help you? Be quick about it. |
| GREETING | H... hail to you, stranger. I am Squire Maxson, loyal servant of steel. It is... an honor to make your acquaintance. |
| GREETING | H... hail to you. |
| GREETING | Greet... greetings to you. |
| GREETING | We've said all that we have to say to one another. |
| GREETING | I will not have James disgraced by anyone, including his ungrateful child. |
| GREETING | Now get out of my sight. |
| GREETING | Hail to you. By the traction of hospitality and on the word of Elder Lyons, I welcome you to the Citadel. |
| GREETING | I am Star Paladin Cross, Keeper of the ARM, and Seneschal to Elder Lyons. |
| GREETING | And, I am honored to say, I was acquainted with your father. Now, what may I do to help you? |
| GREETING | Good evening. What do you require of me? |
| GREETING | I salute you, warrior. You walk among us, but apart from us. How may I aid you? |
| GREETING | What? Huh? I'm sorry... I'm just an Initiate. |
| GREETING | Uhm... I don't think that Paladin Gunny would be very happy if he saw me talking to an outsider. |
| GREETING | Go away! You're going to get me chewed out! |
| GREETING | Please state the nature of the medical emergency. |
| GREETING | Stand down, civilian. |
| GREETING | Please address any questions to Paladin Bael. |
| GREETING | You're making me edgy. Back off. |
| GREETING | If there's an issue, you should speak to my superior, Paladin Bael. |
| GREETING | Name's Paladin Bael. What do you need, civilian? |
| GREETING | You again. |
| GREETING | State your business, and be quick about it. |
| GREETING | What do you need, civilian? |
| GREETING | What aid can I offer you, outsider? |
| GREETING | Did you have any success with that old terminal? |
| GREETING | Ah, you're back. You need something else now? |
| GREETING | Yes? Is there something I can help you with? |
| GREETING | I'm afraid I have other duties to attend to right now. If you find the computer to be helpful, there may be more I can offer. |
| GREETING | May I start by saying that I am sorry for your loss. I was acquainted with your father, many years ago. |
| GREETING | The world has lost one of its few remaining visionaries. |
| GREETING | I... I need to rest. Lie down, or something. This is just too much. |
| GREETING | Rothchild should help you. But don't forget that he's Brotherhood. I've never trusted them. Be careful what you tell them. |
| GREETING | I need to collect my wits, and figure out what to do next. Excuse me. |
| GREETING | Can't you see I'm trying to have a conversation? |
| GREETING | There must be something they can do. |
| GREETING | Come with me. We need to talk to the leaders at once; they have to know what's happened out there. |
| GREETING | There must be something they can do. |
| GREETING | I need to speak with Scribe Rothchild and Elder Lyons. They must be told what is going on. |
| GREETING | This is A Quick Fix. I mean that's the name of our shop. Paulie and mine that is. My name is Cindy. Cindy Cantelli. |
| GREETING | This is A Quick Fix. I mean that's the name of the shop. My name is Cindy. Cindy Cantelli. |
| GREETING | Nice to see you again. Are you looking for a quick fix? |
| GREETING | Made up your mind yet? |
| GREETING | I'm Cindy. I mean, Cindy Cantelli. I'm a quick fix. I mean, I run A Quick Fix. Anyway, you were saying? |
| GREETING | Oh! It's you. I mean, hi there. |
| GREETING | Will you take me home, mister? I'm scared. |
| GREETING | Will you take me home, ma'am? I'm scared. |
| GREETING | I'm not supposed to talk to strangers. |
| GREETING | Yes, miss. |
| GREETING | Maybe you don't know who you're talking to. I'm Commander Danvers, assistant chief of security. |
| GREETING | Maybe you don't know who you're talking to. I'm Chief Danvers, head of Rivet City security. |
| GREETING | This better be good. |
| GREETING | Ted Strayer. You can chill with me if you want, dude. |
| GREETING | Whoa! What's the rush, dude? |
| GREETING | I'm Diego, the acolyte for Saint Monica's. |
| GREETING | I'm Diego,the new priest for Saint Monica's. |
| GREETING | Have you seen Angela? I need to ask her something about our wedding. |
| GREETING | Oh...nevermind. I just remembered. Sorry. I'm so scatterbrained these days. What was it you wanted again? |
| GREETING | God bless you and keep you safe. |
| GREETING | Hmmm? Oh! Do you need something? |
| GREETING | You're in the Rivet City Clinic. I'm Doctor Preston. |
| GREETING | I'm eating right now. If you're hurt, I'll be back in the clinic shortly. |
| GREETING | You're wounded. Let me bandage that. |
| GREETING | You don't look hurt. What can I do for you? |
| GREETING | I am Father Clifford. This is Saint Monica's church. |
| GREETING | I am Father Clifford of Saint Monica's church. |
| GREETING | Can this wait? I'm very busy planning a wedding. |
| GREETING | May Saint Monica bless you. |
| GREETING | It's almost closing time. I'd get out of here if I was you. |
| GREETING | This here is Flak and Shrapnel's gun shop. Pretty catchy, huh? Take a look around. If you see anything you like, I'll be right over here. |
| GREETING | Decided to check out the shop, eh? If you want any of this shit, just holler. |
| GREETING | Made up your mind? |
| GREETING | I'm Flak. If you want something better than that peashooter, stop by Flak and Shrapnel's. |
| GuardTrespass | Back off. Find your own robot to salvage. |
| GuardTrespass | Back off, or you're dead. |
| GuardTrespass | You're making me nervous, Wastelander. Back off now, or I will open fire. |
| GuardTrespass | This area is under Outcast control. Back off now, or I'll be forced to open fire. |
| GuardTrespass | I'm not warning you again, local! Leave, or die! |
| GuardTrespass | I'm not going to tell you again! Clear out, or I start shooting! |
| GuardTrespass | Where do you think you're going, asshole? |
| GuardTrespass | You looking to get yourself killed? |
| GuardTrespass | You ain't allowed up there. Don't do anything stupid. |
| GuardTrespass | You don't seem to be taking me seriously. |
| GuardTrespass | Nobody just walks into Paradise Falls. I ain't warning you again. |
| GuardTrespass | |
| GuardTrespass | Warning. Use of lethal force is authorized. |
| GuardTrespass | The Market is closing. Time for you to leave. |
| GuardTrespass | Hey! Didn't I just tell you to get out? I've got to lock up. |
| GuardTrespass | This area is off limits. |
| GuardTrespass | I'd get out of here if I was you. |
| GuardTrespass | Hey... you don't belong here. |
| GuardTrespass | Turn around and head back the way you came. |
| GuardTrespass | Take my advice. Leave. Fast. |
| GuardTrespass | You got two options. Leave and live or stay and die. Your choice. |
| GuardTrespass | This is a restricted area. |
| GuardTrespass | Leave now. Use of deadly force has been authorized. |
| GuardTrespass | You are trespassing. Leave immediately. |
| GuardTrespass | This area is off limits. |
| GuardTrespass | Leave quickly before I sound the alarm. |
| GuardTrespass | This is only a warning. Leave or prepare to face the consequences. |
| GuardTrespass | Hey! You! Get the hell out of here! |
| GuardTrespass | You should probably leave, you know. |
| GuardTrespass | You shouldn't be here. Leave now before I forcibly remove you. |
| GuardTrespass | You're not allowed to be here. |
| GuardTrespass | Get out of here. You're not allowed. |
| GuardTrespass | Leave before I call security. |
| GuardTrespass | Unauthorized access! Exit the armory immediately! |
| GuardTrespass | Unauthorized access detected! Activating weapons! |
| GuardTrespass | I've got full authority to gun you down if you don't comply. Back off. |
| GuardTrespass | Warning. You are in violation of a security zone. Use of lethal force is imminent. |
| GuardTrespass | Warning. You have entered a security zone. Lethal force may be used without further warning. |
| GuardTrespass | Warning. Leave the security zone immediately or you may be fired upon without further warning. |
| GuardTrespass | I don't mean to be rude, but you're not allowed here. You'd better leave before I'm forced to take preventive measures. |
| GuardTrespass | You're still within the restricted area. I really do advise you to leave immediately. |
| GuardTrespass | Perhaps you didn't hear me the first time. This is a restricted area. Please leave immediately. |
| GuardTrespass | I'm sorry, but you're not allowed here. I hope you won't turn this into an unpleasant situation. |
| GuardTrespass | I'm sorry. You've entered a restricted area. I may have to use deadly force if you don't leave immediately. |
| GuardTrespass | Excuse me, sir, but this is a restricted area. Please leave immediately so we can remain friends. |
| GuardTrespass | Excuse me, ma'am, but this is a restricted area. Please leave immediately so we can remain friends. |
| GuardTrespass | Trespasser, be advised that deadly force will be used against you without further warning. |
| GuardTrespass | Leave the restricted area immediately. No further warning is required. |
| GuardTrespass | This is a restricted area. You will be sanctioned with deadly force if you do not leave immediately. |
| GuardTrespass | You are now trespassing. Be advised that deadly force may be used against you. |
| GuardTrespass | Warning. You are trespassing. You must leave immediately. |
| GuardTrespass | This is a restricted area. |
| GuardTrespass | You had better remove yourself from this area before I am forced to declare you an enemy of the U.S. of A. |
| GuardTrespass | This area is under the protection of the U.S. army. Remove yourself or be prepared to defend yourself. |
| GuardTrespass | You're not allowed in here. Don't give me an excuse to use my weapon on you. |
| GuardTrespass | Do not push your luck any further. |
| GuardTrespass | I'll advise you again to leave immediately or I cannot be responsible for the consequences. |
| GuardTrespass | You are taking your life into your own hands. |
| GuardTrespass | This is stupid! We shouldn't be in here, and you know it! |
| GuardTrespass | Son, we should NOT be in here. |
| GuardTrespass | Honey, we should NOT be in here. |
| GuardTrespass | We should leave. |
| GuardTrespass | We should go. |
| GuardTrespass | Let's get out of here. |
| GuardTrespass | We shouldn't be here. |
| GuardTrespass | You! Get out of here! |
| GuardTrespass | Back off! |
| GuardTrespass | I'm not warning you again. Leave now. |
| GuardTrespass | Last warning. Get out of here. |
| GuardTrespass | You'd better get out of here. |
| GuardTrespass | I told you to leave. You'd better listen. |
| GuardTrespass | You don't belong here. |
| GuardTrespass | Keep moving. |
| GuardTrespass | You'd better get out of here if you know what's good for you. |
| GuardTrespass | That's close enough. The memorial is off limits. |
| GuardTrespass | No-one is allowed in the memorial. |
| GuardTrespass | Stay away from our water! |
| GuardTrespass | You'll never take me alive! |
| GuardTrespass | A man's home is his castle! |
| GuardTrespass | It's mine, I tell you! |
| GuardTrespass | Quit following me! |
| GuardTrespass | I get dibs! Back off or it's getting ugly! |
| GuardTrespass | Them spoils is mine! You can't have 'em! |
| GuardTrespass | This is mine. I found it and you can't have it. |
| GuardTrespass | Get away from that! Finders keepers. I'm warning you... |
| GuardTrespass | I'm not looking for trouble, but if you don't back off I'm not afraid to defend what's mine. |
| GuardTrespass | Don't push your luck, stranger. Leave now and I won't have to hurt you. |
| GuardTrespass | Back off smooth-skin, unless you're looking for a fight. |
| GuardTrespass | We'd be more than happy to kill you smoothskin! |
| HD00BuyStuff | Yes, I believe this place could do with a bit more in the way of decoration. |
| HD00BuyStuff | Speak with Lydia Montenegro down in the Lobby Level of the tower. She has quite a selection of items to enhance your living space. |
| HD00BuyStuff | Yes, I believe this place could do with a bit more in the way of decoration. |
| HD00BuyStuff | Speak with Moira Brown at Craterside Supply here in Megaton. She has quite a selection of items to enhance your living space. |
| HD00Drink | I'm sorry, sir. My condensation collectors need time to fully recharge before I can continue to dispense any more beverages. |
| HD00Drink | I'm sorry, madam. My condensation collectors need time to fully recharge before I can continue to dispense any more beverages. |
| HD00Drink | Certainly, sir. Here you are. |
| HD00Drink | Certainly, madam. Here you are. |
| HD00Haircut | Certainly. I am programmed with a multitude of hair shaping scenarios, if you would care to choose one, I would be happy to replicate it for you. |
| HD00InfirmaryTalk | An innovation from Med-Tek, the My First Infirmary will automatically diagnose and treat any injury you might sustain. |
| HD00InfirmaryTalk | It will also make any of the pesky rads you've accumulated in the Wasteland vanish instantly. |
| HD00Joke | My humor emitter array requires recharging. |
| HD00Joke | Photons have mass? I didn't even know they were Catholic. |
| HD00Joke | The best contraceptive for old people is nudity. |
| HD00Joke | Two cannibals are eating a clown. One cannibal turns to the other and asks, "Does this taste funny to you?" |
| HD00Joke | I once visited a crematorium that gave discounts for burn victims. |
| HD00Joke | I was going to attend the clairvoyants meeting, but it was canceled due to unforeseen events. |
| HD00Joke | It's common knowledge that irradiated cats have 18 half-lives. |
| HD00Joke | Two atoms are in a bar. One says, "I think I lost an electron." The other says, "Are you sure?" to which the other replies, "I'm positive." |
| HD00Joke | A neutron walks into a bar. "How much for a drink here, anyway?" To which the bartender responds, "For you, no charge." |
| HD00Joke | War does not determine who is right - only who is left. |
| HD00JukeTalk | Just switch on the Jukebox, and instantly the room will fill with music to keep you entertained. |
| HD00JukeTalk | The music selections have been hand picked by none other than Three Dog of Galaxy News Radio. |
| HD00LabTalk | From the keen minds at Med-Tek, the My First Laboratory will instantly detoxify you, removing any nasty addictions from your body. |
| HD00LabTalk | If you're feeling the need to experiment, just set the lab to "brew" and a day later, it will produce a random useful compound. |
| HD00LabTalk | Remember that while the lab is brewing, you can't use the detoxify functions. |
| HD00NukaTalk | The Nuka-Cola machine will dispense Ice Cold Nuka-Cola. |
| HD00NukaTalk | Once you've dispensed 8 of them, the machine will have to be restocked in order to make regular Nuka-Colas ice cold. |
| HD00WorkbenchTalk | If you come across any schematics in the Wasteland, you'll be able to construct its contents on this specially designed table. |
| HD01HouseStuff | Good to see that old house finally found an owner. |
| HD01HouseStuff | I have all sorts of items and themes for that place that may interest you. |
| HD01HouseStuff | Of course! I have all sorts of items and themes for that place that may interest you. |
| HD01HouseStuff01 | Of course I can! |
| HD01HouseStuff01 | Which one in particular interests you? |
| HD01HouseStuff02 | Some people don't like living in a boring old house. |
| HD01HouseStuff02 | Purchase a theme from me and I use all of my design abilities to set your place up in the manner you request. |
| HD01HouseStuff02 | You can choose from the Vault, Raider, Wasteland Explorer, Science, Love Machine or Pre-War Themes. |
| HD01HouseStuff02Clear | Okay, consider it done. Anything else? |
| HD01HouseStuff03 | Sure thing! |
| HD01HouseStuff04 | Okay. |
| HD01HouseStuffSub01 | If you're wounded or you've hurt one of your limbs badly, this setup will allow you to heal it up as good as any other Wasteland Doctor. |
| HD01HouseStuffSub02 | If you feel like filling your place with a whole bunch of music, switch this beautiful pre-war antique on. |
| HD01HouseStuffSub03 | This setup is great for experimenting and coming up with all sorts of useful concoctions. |
| HD01HouseStuffSub03 | It also can be used to get rid of any horrible addictions you may have from tasting your results! |
| HD01HouseStuffSub04 | One push of a button and you can get your hands on an Ice Cold Nuka-Cola! |
| HD01HouseStuffSub05 | If you feel like tinkering and want to build some custom gizmos, this setup will help you do it. |
| HD01HouseStuffSub08 | Sounds good. |
| HD01HouseTheme01 | Feeling a bit homesick are we? |
| HD01HouseTheme01 | Remember, once you buy a theme you can't sell it back to me, although you could always purchase a new one. |
| HD01HouseTheme02 | Into the blood and guts look, eh? |
| HD01HouseTheme02 | Remember, once you buy a theme you can't sell it back to me, although you could always purchase a new one. |
| HD01HouseTheme03 | Longing for the great outdoors are we? |
| HD01HouseTheme03 | Remember, once you buy a theme you can't sell it back to me, although you could always purchase a new one. |
| HD01HouseTheme04 | You're the intellectual type, eh? |
| HD01HouseTheme04 | Remember, once you buy a theme you can't sell it back to me, although you could always purchase a new one. |
| HD01HouseTheme05 | Feeling a bit nostalgic are we? |
| HD01HouseTheme05 | Remember, once you buy a theme you can't sell it back to me, although you could always purchase a new one. |
| HD01HouseTheme05a | Feeling a bit anxious are we? |
| HD01HouseTheme05a | Remember, once you buy a theme you can't sell it back to me, although you could always purchase a new one. |
| HD01HouseTheme06 | Sure. |
| HD01HouseThemeNo | Go right ahead! |
| HD01HouseThemeYes | Well then, let's make a deal! |
| HD02HouseStuff | Good to see that old suite finally found an owner. |
| HD02HouseStuff | I have all sorts of items and themes for that place that may interest you. |
| HD02HouseStuff | They got you living up there? |
| HD02HouseStuff | Well, since we're stuck with you, you might as well take a look at all the items and themes for that place that may interest you. |
| HD02HouseStuff | Of course! I have all sorts of items and themes for that place that may interest you. |
| HD02HouseStuff | Yeah, sure. I have all sorts of items and themes for that place. Check 'em out. |
| HD02HouseStuff01 | Of course I can! |
| HD02HouseStuff01 | Which one in particular interests you? |
| HD02HouseStuff01 | Well, you wanna be more specific or do I have to guess? |
| HD02HouseStuff02 | Some people don't like living in a boring old suite. |
| HD02HouseStuff02 | Purchase a theme from me and I use all of my design abilities to set your place up in the manner you request. |
| HD02HouseStuff02 | You can choose from the Vault, Raider, Wasteland Explorer, Science, Love Machine or Pre-War Themes. |
| HD02HouseStuff02 | Themes, huh? What's the matter... too lazy to decorate yourself? |
| HD02HouseStuff02 | The former owner of this business left detailed instructions on how to have themes set up to make your suite look interesting. |
| HD02HouseStuff02 | You can choose from the Vault, Raider, Wasteland Explorer, Science, Love Machine or Pre-War Themes. |
| HD02HouseStuff02Clear | Okay, consider it done. Anything else? |
| HD02HouseStuff02Clear | Jeez... make up your mind, will ya? |
| HD02HouseStuff02Clear | What else can I get for you, your majesty? |
| HD02HouseStuff03 | Sure thing! |
| HD02HouseStuff03 | Now we're talkin'. |
| HD02HouseStuff04 | Okay. |
| HD02HouseStuff04 | Suit yourself. |
| HD02HouseStuffSub01 | If you're wounded or you've hurt one of your limbs badly, this setup will allow you to heal it up as good as any other Wasteland Doctor. |
| HD02HouseStuffSub01 | If you went and did something stupid, like busting up a limb or something, this setup will allow you to heal just like being at a Wasteland Doctor. |
| HD02HouseStuffSub02 | If you feel like filling your place with a whole bunch of music, switch this beautiful pre-war antique on. |
| HD02HouseStuffSub02 | This noise box will fill your room with awful human-made music. How can you stand listening to that garbage anyway? |
| HD02HouseStuffSub03 | This setup is great for experimenting and coming up with all sorts of useful concoctions. |
| HD02HouseStuffSub03 | It also can be used to get rid of any horrible addictions you may have from tasting your results! |
| HD02HouseStuffSub03 | If you like blowing yourself up by mixing chemicals and trying to make drugs to get you higher than the top of this tower, this addon's for you. |
| HD02HouseStuffSub03 | It also can be used to get rid of any addictions you may have from tasting your results! |
| HD02HouseStuffSub04 | One push of a button and you can get your hands on an Ice Cold Nuka-Cola! |
| HD02HouseStuffSub04 | Well let's see. It's a machine, and it gives you Ice Cold Nuka-Colas. What are you, stupid? |
| HD02HouseStuffSub05 | If you feel like tinkering and want to build some custom gizmos, this setup will help you do it. |
| HD02HouseStuffSub05 | Find one of them fancy schematics? Well, you can use this table to build whatever it is in your own place. |
| HD02HouseStuffSub08 | Sounds good. |
| HD02HouseStuffSub08 | Yeah, okay. |
| HD02HouseTheme01 | Feeling a bit homesick are we? |
| HD02HouseTheme01 | Remember, once you buy a theme you can't sell it back to me, although you could always purchase a new one. |
| HD02HouseTheme01 | Awww... do we miss our old home? |
| HD02HouseTheme01 | Remember, once you buy a theme you can't sell it back to me, although you could always purchase a new one. |
| HD02HouseTheme02 | Into the blood and guts look, eh? |
| HD02HouseTheme02 | Remember, once you buy a theme you can't sell it back to me, although you could always purchase a new one. |
| HD02HouseTheme02 | Into the blood and guts look? Reminds me of my old home. |
| HD02HouseTheme02 | Remember, once you buy a theme you can't sell it back to me, although you could always purchase a new one. |
| HD02HouseTheme03 | Longing for the great outdoors are we? |
| HD02HouseTheme03 | Remember, once you buy a theme you can't sell it back to me, although you could always purchase a new one. |
| HD02HouseTheme03 | Well, if you have to feel like your out in the Wasteland, I guess this is for you. Me, I like to stay out of the sun. |
| HD02HouseTheme03 | Remember, once you buy a theme you can't sell it back to me, although you could always purchase a new one. |
| HD02HouseTheme04 | You're the intellectual type, eh? |
| HD02HouseTheme04 | Remember, once you buy a theme you can't sell it back to me, although you could always purchase a new one. |
| HD02HouseTheme04 | Sounds great, Poindexter. |
| HD02HouseTheme04 | Remember, once you buy a theme you can't sell it back to me, although you could always purchase a new one. |
| HD02HouseTheme05 | Feeling a bit nostalgic are we? |
| HD02HouseTheme05 | Remember, once you buy a theme you can't sell it back to me, although you could always purchase a new one. |
| HD02HouseTheme05 | Still want to live in the past, huh? Well, forget it. Those days are long gone. |
| HD02HouseTheme05 | Remember, once you buy a theme you can't sell it back to me, although you could always purchase a new one. |
| HD02HouseTheme05a | Feeling a bit anxious, perhaps? |
| HD02HouseTheme05a | Remember, once you buy a theme you can't sell it back to me, although you could always purchase a new one. |
| HD02HouseTheme05a | Yuck, the thought of walking around naked's making me sick. |
| HD02HouseTheme05a | Remember, once you buy a theme you can't sell it back to me, although you could always purchase a new one. |
| HD02HouseTheme06 | Sure. |
| HD02HouseTheme06 | Fine. |
| HD02HouseThemeNo | Certainly! |
| HD02HouseThemeNo | Agh... make up your mind already! |
| HD02HouseThemeYes | Well then, let's make a deal! |
| HD02HouseThemeYes | Finally! Let's get down to business. |
| HELLO | Knight Captain Dusk, Sir! |
| HELLO | Damn robot. Worst bedside manner ever. |
| HELLO | Aren't my party girls sweet? I just want to eat them like candy. Ha ha! |
| HELLO | I don't have my Cherry pie any more. That bitch ran away. |
| HELLO | My women are dead. I'm gonna have to get me some new ones. |
| HELLO | Hey, let's get wasted. I mean really stinking drunk. Ha ha! |
| HELLO | Hey, sexy, let's get wasted. I mean really stinking drunk. Hah ha! If you're lucky I might let you hold onto my love handle. Hah ha! |
| HELLO | You've got a smokin' bod, sugar pie. How about letting old Dukov rock you to sleep, if you know what I mean? Hah ha! |
| HELLO | If you know what's good for you, you'll keep your gun in it's holster. |
| HELLO | Well, aren't you looking fine? |
| HELLO | Hello, sugar. |
| HELLO | Are you still here? |
| HELLO | Hi there, big boy. |
| HELLO | Whatcha doing, honey? |
| HELLO | Are you planning on moving in, or what? |
| HELLO | We should call this the wasted land, not the Wasteland! Ha, ha! Come on, Cherry. Let's get wasted out here. |
| HELLO | Cherry! Oh, you are looking fine, my Cherry pie! I'm gonna have me a piece of pie for dessert tonight! Ha ha! |
| HELLO | I'm thirsty. How about a drink, Cherry. I'm planning on getting totally plastered tonight, so what I need now is a drink. |
| HELLO | Hey baby, I'm paying you to entertain me. So keep a smile on that pretty face and get me a drink. |
| HELLO | I'm bored. We should get naked and do it in the fountain! |
| HELLO | I like the way you jiggle Fantasia! Maybe later tonight you can come to Papa, if you know what I mean! Hah ha! |
| HELLO | You aren't nearly wasted enough Fantasia. Come on, drink up. We're gonna get real liquored up tonight! Hah ha! |
| HELLO | Fantasia, if you want to earn your keep, you've got to keep me happy. And you know what makes me happy, baby! Ha ha! |
| HELLO | God, it stinks out here. Can't we go inside, Dukey? |
| HELLO | Dukey, you promised to take me to Rivet City to go shopping. |
| HELLO | I think I've had too much to drink, Dukey. I'm going to be sick. |
| HELLO | I'm so fucking sore today. Can't we just sit out here and get drunk, Dukey? |
| HELLO | Dukey, honey, can your Fantasia have the night off? |
| HELLO | How about making it just you and I tonight? Let Cherry sleep by herself for once. |
| HELLO | Smells like shit out here. Why the hell do we have to live right on the river? |
| HELLO | That bastard just about wore me out last night. Can you try and talk him into giving me the night off? |
| HELLO | I don't know how much longer I can do this, Fantasia. If I get the chance, I'm going to try and get to Rivet City. |
| HELLO | I wish he'd get us some regular clothes. It cold out here dressed like this. |
| HELLO | We're running low on liquor. Dukey is going to have to go out for supplies sometime next week. |
| HELLO | We need a new mattress. The one we have is shot. |
| HELLO | That election is getting pretty close, huh? |
| HELLO | Who are you going to vote for, Bob? |
| HELLO | Hey Jessica, you excited about the election? |
| HELLO | Hey Shawna, did you do the early voting? |
| HELLO | Isn't election time so much fun, Mary? |
| HELLO | Rachael, can you believe you're almost old enough to vote? |
| HELLO | Who would you vote for if you were old enough, Flower? |
| HELLO | Don't you just love election time, Ralph? |
| HELLO | Hello Mister President. |
| HELLO | Hi, Mister President. |
| HELLO | How's my first lady doing today? |
| HELLO | Hi Mary. I mean Flower. Rachael! |
| HELLO | Rachael, come play with me! |
| HELLO | Ralphie, you wanna play? |
| HELLO | Tag! You're it, Ralphie! |
| HELLO | Come on Mary, let's go play! |
| HELLO | Hello Rosie. |
| HELLO | Get out of my way. |
| HELLO | Don't make me shoot you, Rosie. |
| HELLO | Excuse you. |
| HELLO | Hey, go clean up after the Brahmin. It's your turn. |
| HELLO | Man, the Brahmin smell awful today. |
| HELLO | Ugh, another foreigner in the Republic. |
| HELLO | We have someone new in my Republic. |
| HELLO | Hey there. Are you gonna play Republic with us? |
| HELLO | I'm Dave's wife, so don't even think about trying anything... |
| HELLO | A Wastelander! Like in the stories about Dave! |
| HELLO | Welcome to the Museum of Dave! |
| HELLO | Have you heard about Dave, lady? |
| HELLO | Have you heard about Dave, mister? |
| HELLO | You're almost as big as Dave. |
| HELLO | Hi there, honey. Have you spoken to Dave? |
| HELLO | Dammit, woman... |
| HELLO | This place is a mess. Can't you do something about it? |
| HELLO | Dinner is late. Again. |
| HELLO | I noticed some smudges in the bathroom. Take care of it. |
| HELLO | Mrs Wilson... |
| HELLO | I love you, Mommy! |
| HELLO | My room is all clean, Mommy! |
| HELLO | Hello, Mr. Harris. |
| HELLO | I'm worried about something, Bill. |
| HELLO | William, we need to talk about something. |
| HELLO | Mommy says that it's almost time for dinner! |
| HELLO | I saw you napping, daddy! |
| HELLO | Hi there, daddy! |
| HELLO | Hi, Bill. |
| HELLO | Hello, Bill. |
| HELLO | I can't find Mortimer. I think he got out of his box. |
| HELLO | Remember, dad. We're gonna play catch later. |
| HELLO | Hey dad, have you seen my... oh, never mind. There it is. |
| HELLO | Hey, dad. |
| HELLO | Mr. Smith... |
| HELLO | You're going to love what I'm cooking tonight, dear! |
| HELLO | Oh, what a handsome man I landed! |
| HELLO | Honey... |
| HELLO | Hello, Jack. |
| HELLO | Hi, Jack. |
| HELLO | Uh oh, Jenny. Look at you. The boys better watch out! |
| HELLO | Hey there, Jenny, sweetheart. Looking gorgeous as usual. |
| HELLO | Hi there, honey. Don't you look precious today? |
| HELLO | Jenny, you look beautiful today! You're like a little doll! |
| HELLO | Jenny, honey, you look so cute in that dress. |
| HELLO | Heya, Jenny. |
| HELLO | Hey, stranger. C'mon over here, I'd like to talk to you about something. |
| HELLO | What... who are you? |
| HELLO | Why are you still here? Go! |
| HELLO | Are you crazy? Get out of here! |
| HELLO | Don't be fooled by them! |
| HELLO | It's a fine day, isn't it? |
| HELLO | Glorious day, isn't it? |
| HELLO | Well, hello there! |
| HELLO | Good to see you! |
| HELLO | Welcome to Andale! |
| HELLO | The good Lord made Andale for days like today. |
| HELLO | I could use a nap. |
| HELLO | |
| HELLO | Sit. Drink. Pay. It'll make you feel better. |
| HELLO | Come human, come drown your sorrows. |
| HELLO | Excellent. Another customer. |
| HELLO | We don't get a lot of humans in here... |
| HELLO | Do you need a room? |
| HELLO | Welcome to my place. |
| HELLO | Welcome, visitor. |
| HELLO | Assessing threat... |
| HELLO | Scanning... |
| HELLO | |
| HELLO | |
| HELLO | ... |
| HELLO | Humans have such strange anatomy. |
| HELLO | Do you need my help? |
| HELLO | Do you need something? |
| HELLO | What do you need? |
| HELLO | You need somthin', hon? |
| HELLO | You gonna stare, or are you gonna order? |
| HELLO | This'd better be important. |
| HELLO | Make it fast, human. |
| HELLO | What is it, human? |
| HELLO | Bugger off, ye bastards bugger off... ye'll get nae more this evenin'.... how's it go? |
| HELLO | |
| HELLO | |
| HELLO | Oh, hello there! |
| HELLO | Oh... we hardly ever get humans down here these days... |
| HELLO | Are you following me? |
| HELLO | Do you want to hear a story about the Wastes? |
| HELLO | Welcome to Underworld Outfitters! |
| HELLO | We'll accept caps from anyone, even a human. |
| HELLO | Can I help you, smoothskin? |
| HELLO | You'd look great in some Leather Armor. |
| HELLO | You here to buy, or just looking around? |
| HELLO | Scrap metal is in short supply around here. |
| HELLO | I sure could use some of that scrap metal. |
| HELLO | Everything around here... always busted... |
| HELLO | ...can't ever get ahead... |
| HELLO | You need something, smoothskin? |
| HELLO | I got work to do, so if you need something, spit it out. |
| HELLO | About time someone did that. |
| HELLO | Bastard got what was coming to him. |
| HELLO | I... I thought Charon liked Ahzrukhal! |
| HELLO | Jesus, what did Ahzrukhal do? |
| HELLO | Oh my God, is he dead? |
| HELLO | Did you see that!? |
| HELLO | Yeah, what is it? |
| HELLO | Damn smoothskins... |
| HELLO | See? We're not so bad. |
| HELLO | It could happen to you, you know. |
| HELLO | What? Never seen a Ghoul before? |
| HELLO | What're you staring at? |
| HELLO | ...think you're so pretty... |
| HELLO | ...mmm... ...so smooth and soft... |
| HELLO | |
| HELLO | ... mmm... 'scuse me... |
| HELLO | ... tasted better going down... |
| HELLO | |
| HELLO | |
| HELLO | |
| HELLO | ...terrible air down here... |
| HELLO | |
| HELLO | |
| HELLO | Yeah? |
| HELLO | You got something to say? |
| HELLO | Enjoying your stay? |
| HELLO | Phew... you smell that? |
| HELLO | Don't let the smell get to you. |
| HELLO | This is our town. You'd best be careful. |
| HELLO | ...think you own the place... |
| HELLO | We don't get a lot of your kind down here. |
| HELLO | Watch your step. |
| HELLO | Just try not to kill anyone while you're here. |
| HELLO | Don't mess with us, we won't mess with you. |
| HELLO | Boy, you and I need to talk. |
| HELLO | Ahzrukhal, boy, I need to talk to you. |
| HELLO | Oh, oh! Mr Ahzrukhal, I want to ask you something. |
| HELLO | Oh, hey... Mr. .... Mr. Ahzrukhal... hi. |
| HELLO | Hey, Mr. Ahzrukhal... |
| HELLO | Mr. Ahzrukhal... |
| HELLO | Excuse me, Mr. Ahzrukhal... |
| HELLO | Mr. Ahzrukhal. |
| HELLO | Hello, Ahzrukhal. |
| HELLO | Ahzrukhal... |
| HELLO | Carol, why don't you get some rest? You look so tired. |
| HELLO | Why don't you go get some sleep, Carol. I can manage things up here for a while. |
| HELLO | Hey, are you okay? You're not looking so good. |
| HELLO | Carol, honey, I'm worried about you. Are you alright? |
| HELLO | Hey, Carol. You okay? You don't look so good. |
| HELLO | Hi, Carol. |
| HELLO | Hello, Carol. It's been pretty quiet around here lately. |
| HELLO | Hi, Carol. You know, things seem a little quiet around here. |
| HELLO | Carol... |
| HELLO | Dammit... it was attached a second ago... Hey! Robot! You seen any, you know, toes around here? |
| HELLO | Hey, robot, have you seen any toes laying around here? |
| HELLO | All clear, Cerberus? |
| HELLO | Have you seen anything unusual, Cerberus? |
| HELLO | Cerberus, run your diagnostic program. Code 662-847-B. |
| HELLO | Cerberus, you're still making that god awful noise. Go ahead and run that diagnostic program. Code 662-847-B. |
| HELLO | Why, hello there, Cerberus. |
| HELLO | Cerberus! How are you? Programming holding up? |
| HELLO | Charon. Charon! Look at me when I'm talking to you! |
| HELLO | Charon. Charon! Look at me when I'm talking to you! |
| HELLO | Charon... come here. I want to talk to you about something... |
| HELLO | Charon. Come here. Now. |
| HELLO | Hey, Charon... |
| HELLO | I was wondering something... |
| HELLO | Hey... uh... Charon, is it? I was... |
| HELLO | Good to see you, Doctor Barrows. |
| HELLO | Hey there, Doc. |
| HELLO | Doc Barrows! Good to see you! |
| HELLO | If it isn't ol' Doc Barrows. Hey there, Doc! |
| HELLO | Doctor Barrows... |
| HELLO | Greta, bring me some of that slop that you call food. |
| HELLO | Greta, bring me something. Preferably something dead this time. And not glowing. |
| HELLO | Hey, Greta, can I get a drink? |
| HELLO | I'm thirsty, Greta. |
| HELLO | Greta, I have a thirst. |
| HELLO | Greta, you got a second? I wanted a drink. |
| HELLO | Hey Greta, can I get a drink? |
| HELLO | I need a drink, Greta. |
| HELLO | Greta, I'm still sober. Fix it, please. |
| HELLO | Brains... I mean "food". I'm hungry, Greta. |
| HELLO | Well, I'm not dead yet, so I might as well eat something. |
| HELLO | I want some food. |
| HELLO | Greta, can I get some food over here? |
| HELLO | Greta, can you get me something to eat? |
| HELLO | I'm starving, Greta. Help me out here. |
| HELLO | Nng. Hungry. |
| HELLO | Heya, Greta. |
| HELLO | Morning, Greta. |
| HELLO | Nice night, huh, Greta? |
| HELLO | Greta... |
| HELLO | Hello, Mister Crowley. |
| HELLO | Mister Crowley, hello! |
| HELLO | Good to see you, Mister Crowley! |
| HELLO | Hello, Mister Crowley! Nice day, isn't it? |
| HELLO | Mister Crowley... |
| HELLO | Patches. Patches! Hey, buddy, stay with me here for a second. We need to talk. |
| HELLO | Hey, Patches. Patchwork, man. Pay attention, I need to talk to you. |
| HELLO | Everything alright there, Patches? You don't look so good. |
| HELLO | Heya, Patches. You alright, buddy? You're not lookin' so good. |
| HELLO | Hey, Patchwork. How're you holding together? |
| HELLO | Patchwork, buddy, how are you holding up? |
| HELLO | Hey, Patchwork... whoa there, be careful. Are you okay? |
| HELLO | Hello, Patchwork. |
| HELLO | Patchwork... |
| HELLO | Quinn, no one told me you were back! |
| HELLO | Hey, Quinn. |
| HELLO | Quinn... |
| HELLO | Hey there, Tulip. |
| HELLO | Hi, Tulip! |
| HELLO | Tulip... |
| HELLO | Hey, Winthrop. How's it going? |
| HELLO | Hey, I wanted to tell you, Patchwork got drunk last week and left his booze in the air filter... |
| HELLO | Winthrop, I was wondering if you could take a look at the generator down in the common area... |
| HELLO | Heya, Winthrop. You got a second? |
| HELLO | Winthrop... |
| HELLO | How's everything? Enjoying your drinks? |
| HELLO | Yes, yes, how is everyone doing? Everything alright? Do you need anything else? |
| HELLO | Hey, hon. Do you need anything? |
| HELLO | Do you need anything else? |
| HELLO | Hello, Citizen! |
| HELLO | Greetings! |
| HELLO | This place is going to shit, have you noticed? |
| HELLO | You know, Winthrop does his best -- he's a great mechanic, but he just can't keep up. This place is falling apart! |
| HELLO | Winthrop needs some help. I mean, it's not like he has any time to train anyone to fix this shit around here. |
| HELLO | Every day, there's something new: the generators go down, the water has funk in it, the air filters die... |
| HELLO | The air is off in the common house again. It stinks of sweaty death down there. I swear, every day it's something new. |
| HELLO | Carol's changed at lot lately. Have you noticed? She's more... quiet. |
| HELLO | Carol just seems so sad these days... |
| HELLO | Carol used to love this place, now it's like she hardly even cares. Have you noticed that? |
| HELLO | Did you hear that? |
| HELLO | That sound just won't stop. Do you hear that? |
| HELLO | Hey, did I tell you about... wait... do you hear that? |
| HELLO | Do you smell something strange? |
| HELLO | I keep smelling this strange smell... it's like... onions. You remember onions? Yeah. It's like that. Do you smell it? |
| HELLO | What the hell is that smell? I mean, it's not bad, it's just... I don't know... do you smell that? |
| HELLO | Have you tried the new whisky he's stocking? It's... it's something special... |
| HELLO | This drink is foul. And that's a Ghoul calling something foul. |
| HELLO | Oh man... this is nasty, but it does the job. |
| HELLO | This vodka really sucks. |
| HELLO | Have you tried this? It isn't good, but it's strong. |
| HELLO | Christ, the beer in this place tastes like piss... |
| HELLO | You know, the cider isn't half bad... for malted rat piss. |
| HELLO | This stuff tastes like Centaur piss. |
| HELLO | ...buncha goddamn worthless walking corpses... |
| HELLO | Jesus Christ... 123 years... what's the fucking point? |
| HELLO | Some days, I just wish that someone would come through here and put a bullet in all of our heads... |
| HELLO | Nothing but pain and misery... |
| HELLO | There's got to be something more than this... |
| HELLO | Yeah, I'm just a drunk zombie... what good am I? |
| HELLO | The best I can hope for is that the liquor kills me before some mutated beast turns me into a snack. |
| HELLO | If there were a God, I'd pray for death. |
| HELLO | All I ask is to go quietly. And soon. |
| HELLO | Hey, you. |
| HELLO | Hey. |
| HELLO | Hi. |
| HELLO | Hello. |
| HELLO | Hey. How's it going? |
| HELLO | How's it going? |
| HELLO | Hey, you. What's new? |
| HELLO | Hey, man. What's happening? |
| HELLO | Long time, no see. What's going on with you? |
| HELLO | Hey, what's up? |
| HELLO | It's been a while, what've you been up to? |
| HELLO | What's happening? |
| HELLO | What's going on? |
| HELLO | What's the word? |
| HELLO | What've you heard? |
| HELLO | Oh my goodness... you've been fighting. |
| HELLO | Ugh, you look like you need a rest. |
| HELLO | I hope Vault Tec had some answers for you. |
| HELLO | Hmmm... I don't see a case yet. No luck, huh? |
| HELLO | If there's anything else you need to know, you go right ahead and ask. |
| HELLO | Oh my! I wasn't expecting any visitors. |
| HELLO | I assure you, there's nothing valuable here. |
| HELLO | Well, don't just stand there, say something. |
| HELLO | Maybe we could chat if you have the time. |
| HELLO | Kimba, um, I heard you helped bandage me up when I was on the table. Uh, thank you. |
| HELLO | I was thinking of hitting patrol again soon, Flash. |
| HELLO | Hey Sticky, um, uh, what do you think of Big Town? |
| HELLO | I wonder if someone should work on the barricades again. |
| HELLO | Hey, Red, can I stop by the clinic later? You know, just in case? |
| HELLO | Timebomb, I heard you got hurt. Wow... What does it feel like? |
| HELLO | Hey, Flash. Patrolling sounds like a lot of fun. Maybe I could come out with you. |
| HELLO | Do you have any idea of what I can do in town, Shorty? |
| HELLO | Hey there, Pappy. I was out trying to gather food. Did you know there's not much food out here in the Wastes? |
| HELLO | Hey there, Kimba. Is there anything I can do around town? |
| HELLO | Hey, Red. Is there anything I can do around town to help out? |
| HELLO | Sticky, it's about time you learned that I'm in charge here. |
| HELLO | I think I should be mayor of this town, Kimba... |
| HELLO | Can I help you, Sheriff? |
| HELLO | Can I help you? |
| HELLO | I don't like the looks of the barricades, Pappy. Why don't you redo them? |
| HELLO | Timebomb, since you insist on staying alive, why don't you make yourself useful and help me reset the barricades. |
| HELLO | You don't go far out enough on your patrol, Flash. A real patrol would cover a solid half-mile radius. |
| HELLO | I'm telling you, Red, just let me run everything. I'll get those barricades twice as high! |
| HELLO | Bittercup, make sure you're paying attention out on patrol. There are dangerous people out there. |
| HELLO | Hey, Flash. How are you feeling? Any calluses from stroking that new gun of yours? |
| HELLO | How are you feeling, Timebomb? Are those stitches holding together? |
| HELLO | There's my Sticky! How are you doing? |
| HELLO | Hey, Pappy. How's that wound on your arm? |
| HELLO | Shorty, I want to gather everyone together soon about setting up the barricades higher. I'd really appreciate your, uh, expertise. |
| HELLO | Kimba, could you help me out with Pappy? It's just... He's been so glum lately. |
| HELLO | Hey Kimba, thanks for offering to help me in the clinic. |
| HELLO | How are you feeling, Timebomb? |
| HELLO | Hey there, Sticky. |
| HELLO | How are the patrols going, Flash? Are we still safe? |
| HELLO | God, I miss Lamplight. Those were the days... |
| HELLO | I wonder how the Lamplighters are doing... |
| HELLO | Hey, Red. Do you need any help washing bandages later? |
| HELLO | Hey Shorty. How's our favorite little guy doing? |
| HELLO | How are you doing, Pappy? |
| HELLO | Hey, Sticky. Keep your stickiness away from me and my new gun. This is a Sticky-free zone! |
| HELLO | Timebomb! How're you doing? I thought you were dead for sure! |
| HELLO | Hey Shorty, you should come with me on patrol. The Raiders will never see you coming. |
| HELLO | Hey Red, can I stop by the clinic later? I feel a bit sick. |
| HELLO | Wow, you should have seen me on patrol, Kimba, I was all "bang-bang-bang." I must have killed a hundred Raiders! |
| HELLO | Have you seen my new gun, Pappy? It's awesome! Bad-Ass. |
| HELLO | Did you see anything on patrol, Bittercup? |
| HELLO | Red, have you got a sec? It�s about this wound on my arm. |
| HELLO | We're all going to die here. There's no way we can survive out here in this mess. |
| HELLO | Hey there, Kimba. |
| HELLO | What do you think of the barricades, Shorty? |
| HELLO | Hey, Timebomb. You look like you're going to fall over dead. |
| HELLO | Never thought you'd make it, Sticky. Out of everyone who died trying to get here from Lamplight, we get you. |
| HELLO | Anything out there, Flash? The Super Mutants and Raiders are coming back soon, aren't they? |
| HELLO | What are you supposed to actually do if you ever find something on patrol, huh? Scare them off with that rusty pistol of yours? |
| HELLO | At least we made it another day, right? |
| HELLO | I haven't slept in weeks. |
| HELLO | Those assholes in Lamplight said that this place was great. |
| HELLO | I hate it here. |
| HELLO | This place gets worse all the time. |
| HELLO | Remember to keep an eye on the north. |
| HELLO | S'up, Pronto? |
| HELLO | How's it goin', Pronto? |
| HELLO | Don't think I haven't seen what's been goin' on around here, Bleak. You're makin' it dangerous for us all. |
| HELLO | I see what you're doin' around here, girl, and I got somethin' to say to you about it. |
| HELLO | Hey, Bleak... you remember... you remember that thing that you asked me about? The secret thing? |
| HELLO | Hey... Hey, Bleak... check this out... I did that thing you asked. |
| HELLO | Hey, Bleak. |
| HELLO | Bleak... |
| HELLO | Breadbox, listen. I need your help. |
| HELLO | Listen up, old man. I'm going to need your help with something... |
| HELLO | Hey, man... Breadbox... where'd you get such a funny name? |
| HELLO | I... I was wonderin'... where'd you get your... get your name, Breadbox? |
| HELLO | Hey, Breadbox. What's up? |
| HELLO | Breadbox... |
| HELLO | Bronson, boy. You need to get off of that drink. |
| HELLO | Look at you, Bronson, you're a mess. You need to stop all this drinkin'. |
| HELLO | Hey, Bronson, listen up. Hey! Pay attention! I need your help! |
| HELLO | Bronson... Bronson! Dammit, listen to me. And keep quiet! |
| HELLO | Bronson... |
| HELLO | Drunk fool... |
| HELLO | Come here, Carolina, I have something that I'm wondering about. |
| HELLO | Red, I wanna ask you something. |
| HELLO | Hello, Miss Carolina. |
| HELLO | Hey, Miss Carolina. |
| HELLO | Carolina... |
| HELLO | Red... |
| HELLO | Crimson, did you hear what those fools were saying out in the yard? |
| HELLO | I can't believe that Mr. Eulogy let's those fools out in the yard talk like that! Did you hear what they said? |
| HELLO | Clover, stay nearby. Let's not cause a scene. |
| HELLO | Clover, we've had this discussion. You stay with me at all times. |
| HELLO | Hey, Clover. |
| HELLO | Miss Clover... |
| HELLO | Crimson, did you see that new guy walking around here? |
| HELLO | Did you get a chance to check out the new guy, Crimson? |
| HELLO | Crimson, did you see that new girl walking around here? |
| HELLO | Did you get a chance to check out the new girl, Crimson? |
| HELLO | Crimson... Crimson! Do not cause me to lose my cool. |
| HELLO | Crimson, let's stay down to earth, shall we? No more daydreaming. |
| HELLO | Miss Crimson... |
| HELLO | Hey, Crimson. |
| HELLO | So Cutter, what's the good word? Happy to see me? Miss me? |
| HELLO | Heya Cutter... you got anything for me today? Flowers, love letters? |
| HELLO | Cutter. |
| HELLO | Hey, Cutter. |
| HELLO | Mr. Eulogy... uhm... can I talk to you for a second? If, if you're not busy, I mean. |
| HELLO | If you're not busy, Mr Eulogy... I... I wanted to talk to you for a second. |
| HELLO | I've got something to say to you, Mr. Eulogy. |
| HELLO | Listen, Mr. Eulogy. We have to talk. |
| HELLO | Respect, man. |
| HELLO | Excuse me... sir... |
| HELLO | Eulogy! My man! |
| HELLO | What's up, Eulogy? |
| HELLO | Eulogy... |
| HELLO | Forty, what do I pay you for? Have you seen this out here? |
| HELLO | Goddammit, Forty, I don't pay you to sleep on the job. Look around here. Tell me what you see. |
| HELLO | Dude, Forty. Did you hear? |
| HELLO | Hey, Forty. |
| HELLO | You seen anything good today? |
| HELLO | Hey, man. Anything goin' on out here today? |
| HELLO | Grouse. |
| HELLO | Hey, big boy. How you holdin' up today? |
| HELLO | Well look who's still standing. You're looking a lot better! And here I thought that wasn't possible... |
| HELLO | Look at you, my boy! Fit as ever! You're as big as a tank! I always tell them, I say "My Jotun, he could lift a house!" |
| HELLO | Haha! My boy! He is so big! Look at him! He could carry four slaves under his arms! He doesn't even need a gun to take them! |
| HELLO | Where'd you get a name like Jotun, anyway? |
| HELLO | Hey, Jotun. How's your old man? |
| HELLO | Hey, Jotun. |
| HELLO | What do you want? |
| HELLO | Yeah? |
| HELLO | One wrong move, and you're going in the meat pen. |
| HELLO | Watch your step, square. |
| HELLO | Keep walkin'. |
| HELLO | You don't look like you belong here. |
| HELLO | Goddamn tin can. |
| HELLO | Looks like one of those Brotherhood assholes... |
| HELLO | Nice outfit. You raid a vault or something? |
| HELLO | Fucking Vault brats... |
| HELLO | Ug. Get away from me. |
| HELLO | Miss Jeanette... |
| HELLO | The man with the hardware. How are things, Pronto? |
| HELLO | There's the man that keeps us knee deep in lead. How you doing? |
| HELLO | Pronto... |
| HELLO | Jesus fucking Christ, it's dull out here. |
| HELLO | For fuck's sake, I'm bored. There ain't nothin' happening today. |
| HELLO | Richter. |
| HELLO | That boy of yours sure was drunk off his ass the other night, huh? |
| HELLO | Oh, man. Jotun was fucking hammered the other night. I thought he was gonna kill himself! |
| HELLO | Hey, Ymir. Do you want a drink? |
| HELLO | Drink with me, Ymir? |
| HELLO | Hey... uhm... Ymir. How's it going? |
| HELLO | Hail, Ymir. |
| HELLO | Ymir... |
| HELLO | |
| HELLO | Out of my way. |
| HELLO | Hey, you're back. You get anything good? |
| HELLO | You caught anything lately? |
| HELLO | How'd that roundup go? |
| HELLO | How's the meat? |
| HELLO | Hey, how'd it go with that blonde thing you brought in here? |
| HELLO | You went out with Ymir last week, didn't you? Catch anything good? |
| HELLO | Catch any good meat lately? |
| HELLO | Things are quiet around here. We haven't had any good roundups in a while. |
| HELLO | S'up, fool? |
| HELLO | S'up. |
| HELLO | What's goin' on? |
| HELLO | Hey. |
| HELLO | Hey, Maggie! How you doin', darlin'? |
| HELLO | Hey! Sweetie-pie! |
| HELLO | C'mon, Maggie! Let's go over here! |
| HELLO | I see you! |
| HELLO | It's my turn! |
| HELLO | Hey there, little Maggie. |
| HELLO | Manya! Manya! |
| HELLO | Darling! |
| HELLO | Hello there, Manya. |
| HELLO | Hello, Manya. |
| HELLO | Hello, Miss Brown. |
| HELLO | Hi, Moira. |
| HELLO | Hey there, Moira. |
| HELLO | Ah, my dearest wife... |
| HELLO | Hello, Mother Maya. |
| HELLO | Nathan, dear... |
| HELLO | Nathan. |
| HELLO | Nova, love. A word... |
| HELLO | A moment, Nova. NOW. |
| HELLO | Nova? |
| HELLO | Lookin' good, Nova. |
| HELLO | Nova, can you come here for a second? |
| HELLO | Hey, Nova. I want to talk to you. |
| HELLO | Hello, Nova. |
| HELLO | Nova... |
| HELLO | How are you doing, Walter? |
| HELLO | Hello, Walter. |
| HELLO | Hey, c'mere. I want to talk to you. |
| HELLO | Hey, you. I need to ask you something. |
| HELLO | Hello. |
| HELLO | S'up? |
| HELLO | Hey, how's it going? |
| HELLO | Hey. |
| HELLO | How are you? |
| HELLO | Hey there. |
| HELLO | Hi. |
| HELLO | You heard anything? |
| HELLO | What's goin' on over here? |
| HELLO | Que pasa? |
| HELLO | What's happenin'? |
| HELLO | What's goin' on? |
| HELLO | S'up? |
| HELLO | What's up? |
| HELLO | What's new? |
| HELLO | Hey. |
| HELLO | Yo. |
| HELLO | I can't believe we're stuck out here babysitting a radio station. |
| HELLO | Man, this sucks. I wanna be where the action is! |
| HELLO | Status report? |
| HELLO | Did you see the hit I scored on that Super Mutant the other day? One round, and his head exploded like an overripe Mutfruit. |
| HELLO | Keep your eyes open, Brother. |
| HELLO | Make sure you keep that weapon clean, Brother. |
| HELLO | Let's see the Super Mutants try and take this place now. |
| HELLO | Nice digs, huh? |
| HELLO | Did you see the size of that Behemoth? |
| HELLO | Welcome to the GNR garrison. |
| HELLO | That was a hell of a fight... nice work. |
| HELLO | If you're looking for Three Dog, he's upstairs. |
| HELLO | That should give the boys at Lost Hills something to think about. |
| HELLO | Good old Mutant cleansing. There's nothing else like it. |
| HELLO | Damn, we lost Reddin. |
| HELLO | Galaxy News owes us big for this one. |
| HELLO | Let's see the Outcasts do THAT. |
| HELLO | Oh man, that thing was enormous. |
| HELLO | Not bad, kid. Not bad at all. |
| HELLO | A pleasure hunting with you. |
| HELLO | Power to the people, eh kid? |
| HELLO | Smooth moves, kid. Smooth moves. |
| HELLO | Looks like the Good Fight has gained a new ally. |
| HELLO | You got questions, I'm your answer man. |
| HELLO | I'm sensing that you have more to say. Well, go on. |
| HELLO | Got more on your mind, huh? |
| HELLO | Wow kid, you look like you've got ten pounds of worry stuffed into a five pound box. Why don't you take a load off and tell me about it. |
| HELLO | Bend my ear... I won't bite. |
| HELLO | Got something on your mind? Spill it. |
| HELLO | You look like you've got ten pounds of worry stuffed into a five pound box. |
| HELLO | I'll be right with you. |
| HELLO | The Mirelurks have been quiet lately. |
| HELLO | Hello, Miss Vera. |
| HELLO | We're running low on river water, dad. |
| HELLO | Scribe Bowditch. I'd like to hear your report on those latest armor modifications. |
| HELLO | Hail, Scribe Bowditch. All is well with your work? |
| HELLO | Scribe Bowditch, I trust you are well. I'm here for your progress report on the modified Recon Armor. |
| HELLO | Hail to you, Scribe Bowditch. |
| HELLO | Hail, Scribe Bowditch. |
| HELLO | Scribe Peabody. How does the day find you? |
| HELLO | Hello, Scribe Peabody. I trust that things are well with you? |
| HELLO | Hail, Scribe Peabody. I trust that your research goes well. |
| HELLO | Hail, Scribe Peabody. |
| HELLO | Hail to you, Scribe Peabody. |
| HELLO | Rothchild, a word please. |
| HELLO | If you have a moment, Scribe Rothchild... |
| HELLO | Scribe Rothchild, sir. |
| HELLO | Hail, Scribe Rothchild. |
| HELLO | Hail to you, Scribe Rothchild. |
| HELLO | Sir Scribe. |
| HELLO | Sentinel Lyons, ma'am! |
| HELLO | Watch it, Squire. |
| HELLO | Don't you have somewhere to be, Squire? |
| HELLO | Step lively, Squire. |
| HELLO | Hail, Star Paladin, sir. |
| HELLO | Star Paladin Cross, sir! |
| HELLO | I saw that you completed your tests. What results are you seeing? |
| HELLO | Scribe Rothchild wants a report on your tests. Have your results posted? |
| HELLO | Switches are showing green. Ambulatory systems look good. |
| HELLO | The weapons systems are showing red on startup. We'll have to spend the rest of the day scrubbing the system before we can try again. |
| HELLO | There's been a shutdown in the port shoulder systems -- looks like the gyros are locked up again. It'll take a few hours to clean it out. |
| HELLO | There's a problem in the cooling system. I'm not sure what it is, but I'll take a look. |
| HELLO | I made a little bit of progress with Prime's locomotion capacitor, but now his IFF system is, um... unpredictable. |
| HELLO | I have those results you asked for. I sent them over to your station. |
| HELLO | Scribe Rothchild wanted those AMS tests done right away, so I went ahead and handled it for you. |
| HELLO | Welcome. |
| HELLO | The Brotherhood is at your service. |
| HELLO | You honor us with your presence here. |
| HELLO | Need something, friend? |
| HELLO | So what's the latest report? |
| HELLO | What was the result of the latest scan? |
| HELLO | What's the situation? |
| HELLO | Well? What's your tactical appraisal of our situation? |
| HELLO | Hail. |
| HELLO | Hail. |
| HELLO | Hail. |
| HELLO | I'll train these marshmallows if it kills me... |
| HELLO | Hail. |
| HELLO | Presence detected. This unit has activated. |
| HELLO | Hail. |
| HELLO | Hail. |
| HELLO | Outsiders in the Citadel. Such a pleasure... |
| HELLO | H... Hello |
| HELLO | Hail. |
| HELLO | Hail. |
| HELLO | Shit, that was a close one. |
| HELLO | What? |
| HELLO | Tickets please. |
| HELLO | What's up? |
| HELLO | What do you need, sir? |
| HELLO | Hello, sir. |
| HELLO | Sir. |
| HELLO | Squire. |
| HELLO | Sir Knight. |
| HELLO | Paladin. |
| HELLO | Sentinel. What can I do for you? |
| HELLO | Hello, Elder. |
| HELLO | Dad, can I buy that dress from Bannon? I want to wear it at my wedding. I want to look special for Diego. |
| HELLO | Dad, do you think you'll ever meet someone? I mean like mom? You shouldn't just spend all day cooking you know. |
| HELLO | I'm so excited about getting married. You got my invitation, didn't you? You've got to come. |
| HELLO | Hello, Mrs. Cantelli. Do you have anything that would make a guy be like crazy in love? You know, make him really horny? |
| HELLO | Are you nervous about getting married? |
| HELLO | I have something special for you, but I can only give it to you in private. |
| HELLO | Diego, do you think I'm sexy? I mean, if you weren't a priest and everything, would you be turned on by me? |
| HELLO | Hello, Mr. Holmes. Do you have anything new today? |
| HELLO | Hello, Mr. Shrapnel. My dad wants some more 10mm rounds. Do you have any? |
| HELLO | Hello, Mr. Bannon. Can I look at that blue dress again? The one with the really deep cleavage? |
| HELLO | The prayer was touching, Father. |
| HELLO | I know you could do a much better sermon. I could hardly stay awake. |
| HELLO | Try not to drink too much tonight, sir. It affects your judgment. |
| HELLO | This area looks safe, Mister Zimmer. |
| HELLO | I'll have some water. |
| HELLO | Brock. |
| HELLO | Sister. |
| HELLO | You've had too much to drink, Trinnie. |
| HELLO | Miss Vera, could I trouble you for some vegetables? Whatever you have is fine. |
| HELLO | Mister Buckingham, I'd like some vegetables. Whatever you have available. |
| HELLO | Hmmm. No. I don't think you're him. |
| HELLO | I'll have two Mirelurk Cakes, carrots and wine, if you have it, beer if you don't. |
| HELLO | Angela, why do you insist on wearing such rags? I could sell you a most beautiful dress. Diego, would be positively starstruck. |
| HELLO | Angela, why do you insist on wearing such rags? I could sell you a most beautiful dress. |
| HELLO | You come in here a lot, but you never buy anything. |
| HELLO | Must you always sit next to me in church? |
| HELLO | Before you start in on me, Vera, there's not much new here. |
| HELLO | Can we make this quick? I have a wedding to get ready for. |
| HELLO | Welcome to Potomac Attire. |
| HELLO | Hmmph. |
| HELLO | When that little shit gets here, watch him. If he starts anything, kick his ass. |
| HELLO | You've had too much, Trinnie. Go sleep it off in the back. |
| HELLO | Every week you come down here preaching this crap. Why don't you just stay in your god damned church? |
| HELLO | What'll you have? And don't say water. |
| HELLO | What'll you have? |
| HELLO | What? |
| HELLO | Armitage. |
| HELLO | You've got some nice stuff in here, Bannon. Too bad it's so expensive. |
| HELLO | You need to raise your prices, Belle. You're practically giving this stuff away. |
| HELLO | Belle told me to throw you out of here if you stir up too much trouble, Father. |
| HELLO | Flak, I'm running low on ammo. What do you have in stock? |
| HELLO | Let's not have a repeat of the other day, Flak. |
| HELLO | Size doesn't scare me, Sister. Don't start anything that I'll have to finish. |
| HELLO | Hey, Shrapnel. How's the gun business? |
| HELLO | Tammy, why don't you take the night off and spend it with James? If there's a repeat of the other night, Belle is going to kick you out. |
| HELLO | Tammy, why don't you go home? If there's a repeat of the other night, Belle is going to kick you out. |
| HELLO | Don't you think you've had enough, Trinnie? |
| HELLO | This is the Muddy Rudder. Cause any trouble, and you'll have to deal with me. |
| HELLO | Care for a drink? |
| HELLO | Hey, I'm not looking for trouble. |
| HELLO | Don't forget to pick up your room, C.J. |
| HELLO | Finish your food, C.J. There are starving people in the Wasteland you know. |
| HELLO | Stop fidgeting, C.J. |
| HELLO | Congratulations! I'm so happy for Angela and Diego. Have they set a date yet? |
| HELLO | Are the Mirelurk Cakes fresh? |
| HELLO | Henry, I'm not sure I like C.J. playing with that Hargrave boy. His mother is just dreadful, even if she is on the upper deck. |
| HELLO | God has truly blessed our family, Henry. |
| HELLO | Wonderful sermon, Father. It really made me think. |
| HELLO | Someday you'll be the one preaching the sermons, Diego. |
| HELLO | How was work today, Henry? Is Doctor Li almost finished? |
| HELLO | Isn't it exciting? A wedding. We haven't had a wedding in Rivet City in years. |
| HELLO | Oh! Hello. Are you lost? |
| HELLO | Hey, Vera. Still dodging old Seagrave? He's got eyes for you. |
| HELLO | Shrapnel, I thought you shot your own food? |
| HELLO | Hi, Flak. I hear the Iguana on a Stick is good today. |
| HELLO | Your little girl is getting married! How exciting! You must be so proud. |
| HELLO | Gary, could I have some ant meat and a Nuka-Cola? |
| HELLO | Come to spend some of your hard earned caps, Henry? I'm afraid I'm all out of moral superiority. |
| HELLO | Christie. I noticed you never clean up the hangar deck. Just the upper deck. What, we aren't good enough for you? |
| HELLO | Hello, C.J. |
| HELLO | Go home, or get high, or whatever it is you do when I'm not around. |
| HELLO | I heard you're getting married! Are you excited? Is Diego nervous? |
| HELLO | Angela, what brings you into A Quick Fix? |
| HELLO | Father Clifford is making more sense than usual. |
| HELLO | Hi, Bannon! Mind if I sit with you? |
| HELLO | See anything you like, Mei? |
| HELLO | You know, we helped fix up those love birds up. I'm so glad it worked out. |
| HELLO | Welcome to A Quick Fix. |
| HELLO | Have you seen my husband, Paulie? |
| HELLO | Did you need something? |
| HELLO | Hey, Dad, can you tell me a story? Tell me one about when people could drink the river. |
| HELLO | Dad, can I be excused to go play with James? |
| HELLO | Dad, I'm bored. |
| HELLO | Mom, can I have a snack? |
| HELLO | Mom, why don't we like the people that live on the hangar deck? |
| HELLO | Mom, is James' mom going to go to hell? |
| HELLO | What do you want to do, James? |
| HELLO | Excuse me. |
| HELLO | Mr. Staley, could I have a Nuka-Cola please? |
| HELLO | Hello, mister. |
| HELLO | Hello, ma'am. |
| HELLO | Chief Harkness, we should go over those reports. |
| HELLO | Report, officer. |
| HELLO | Hello, Seagrave. You shouldn't waste your time with Vera. You can do better than her. |
| HELLO | Hello, Diego. I'd be careful with that jailbait if I were you. |
| HELLO | Hello, Garza. Everything okay down in Doctor Li's lab? |
| HELLO | You better be minding yourself, Sister. One more screw up and I'm tossing your ass overboard. |
| HELLO | Hello, Father Clifford. |
| HELLO | Hello, Flak. I've got a couple of pistols that need repair. I'll bring them by tomorrow. |
| HELLO | Guns and liquor don't mix, Shrapnel. Leave the ordnance at home when you're in the Muddy Rudder. |
| HELLO | Hello Miss Weatherly. Still letting that bucket of bolts do all your work for you? |
| HELLO | How am I supposed to manage security at a wedding? It's impossible I tell you. |
| HELLO | If you see anything suspicious, be sure to tell a security officer. |
| HELLO | Hey, Security guy. This place is awesome. Don't mind me. I'm just admiring the scenery. |
| HELLO | So what's your story? Me, I'm just experiencing my freedom. You know, wandering the Wasteland, doing whatever I please. |
| HELLO | Dude, what's the word? You tripping or something? You seem really bummed out. |
| HELLO | Dude, I believe in better life through chems, but you're taking it way too far. You gotta cut back some. |
| HELLO | Hey, squirt. |
| HELLO | Chief Harkness! Dude, what's up? |
| HELLO | Hey, missy. |
| HELLO | Brock! The bouncer man! Dude, I would love your job. Free booze, drunk women, and you get to crack some skulls too. |
| HELLO | Stay chill, dude. |
| HELLO | Chief Harkness. It's always comforting to see you on your rounds. |
| HELLO | Have you decided on the message for your next sermon? |
| HELLO | Father, doesn't it bother you to preach to an empty church everyday but Sunday? |
| HELLO | I'm sure God hears your prayers, Mister Lopez. |
| HELLO | Doctor Preston, may I visit with your patients? I promise to be brief and quiet. |
| HELLO | Angela, people are starting to talk. I can't be seen with you like this any more. From now on only visit me in the church. |
| HELLO | Angela, I'm not sure you should spend so much time around me. I am to be married to God soon. |
| HELLO | What looks good on the menu today, Mister Buckingham? |
| HELLO | This may be the happiest day of my life! |
| HELLO | God bless you. |
| HELLO | Don't go too far away. I'm going to need you to move some equipment shortly. |
| HELLO | Henry, do you have those readings ready for me yet? |
| HELLO | Let me guess. I'm perfectly healthy. I keep telling you I'm fine. |
| HELLO | Anna, don't just stand there, bring me that equipment. |
| HELLO | Janice, have you overbalanced the chemical mix? |
| HELLO | Don't get in the way. We're very busy. |
| HELLO | Father Clifford, I'll let you pray with my patients, but only for a short time. They need their rest. |
| HELLO | Diego, I assume you are here to visit my patients. |
| HELLO | Li, you shouldn't see this weekly checkup as a bad thing. All of Rivet City needs you to be as healthy as possible. |
| HELLO | Mister Buckingham, could I get a bite to eat? |
| HELLO | If those two lovebirds aren't careful, I'll be helping Angela deliver a baby before the year is out. |
| HELLO | You're hurt. Fortunately, this is a medical clinic. Why don't you let me take a look at that. |
| HELLO | This is a medical clinic. Please don't disturb any of my patients. |
| HELLO | You don't look too good. Come by the clinic and I'll patch you up. |
| HELLO | Diego, you have been fornicating with that strumpet, Angela Staley. Don't try to deny it. I have a witness. |
| HELLO | Make sure the chapel is prepared for Sunday services. |
| HELLO | Don't forget to prepare the sacrament. |
| HELLO | Saint Monica bless you, Vera. You have truly found peace through the Lord. |
| HELLO | Saint Monica bless you, Christie. How is your family? |
| HELLO | Saint Monica bless you, C.J. Have you spoken to James about coming to church? I'd really like to see him here. |
| HELLO | Saint Monica bless you, Henry. The work you are doing with Doctor Li is blessed by God as well. |
| HELLO | I'm so glad you and Diego decided to get married. So many couples decide to live in sin these days. |
| HELLO | Saint Monica bless you, Angela. I hope your father is well. You really should try to get him to come with you to church. |
| HELLO | Saint Monica bless you, Mei. Remember, you faith will be your armor. |
| HELLO | Your patients appreciate my visits, even if you don't, Doctor Preston. The Holy Spirit can be a balm to the soul. |
| HELLO | Diego, we must pray with any of Doctor Preston's patients. Help them to heal through Saint Monica. |
| HELLO | Suicide is a sin, Mister Lopez. Why kill yourself when there is so much to live for? |
| HELLO | Have faith in Saint Monica, Mei. She will protect you from those that seek to hurt you. |
| HELLO | My son, you are drifting through life. God can provide you a purpose, just as He did for Saint Monica. |
| HELLO | Forsake the evils of alcohol, Flak. They tempt you with oblivion when you should be glorifying God. |
| HELLO | I'll just have some fruit today, Buckingham. |
| HELLO | Put down that drink and raise your voice to the Lord! |
| HELLO | Trinnie, can't you see what whiskey has done to your life? You've sold your body to men and your soul to the Devil. |
| HELLO | Belle, you are an unwitting servant of the devil. You serve his demon brew down here. |
| HELLO | Deep down you are a good man, Brock. Come away from this den of iniquity. Come into the light of the Lord! |
| HELLO | This is not a safe place for your soul. Do not be tempted by the sins of vile liquor in this den of iniquity! |
| HELLO | It's a glorious day for a wedding! |
| HELLO | Saint Monica bless you. |
| HELLO | How's our ammo inventory? It was getting low yesterday. |
| HELLO | Hey, Brock. Looking for more 10mm ammo? |
| HELLO | Business or pleasure, Vera? |
| HELLO | Hello Vera. I think I heard a Mirelurk off the starboard side. Think I'll get in some target practice. |
| HELLO | The deck is quiet tonight. |
| HELLO | Gary, two Mirelurk Cakes. And make it quick. |
| HELLO | Welcome to Flak and Shrapnel's. Best god damn weapons anywhere. |
| HELLO | What are you looking at? |
| HELLO | You've grown up so fast, Angela. I remember when you first learned to walk, and now you're getting married! |
| HELLO | I heard that you've been hanging around that Diego boy. Be careful, Angela. You know boys only want one thing, even priests. |
| HELLO | Make sure to clean all the empty tables. |
| HELLO | Taking a break, Vera? |
| HELLO | My little girl is all grown up. After today, she'll be married to Diego. |
| HELLO | Have a seat anywhere. Someone will be with you in a minute. |
| HELLO | I...nevermind. |
| HELLO | Are the Mirelurk Cakes fresh? |
| HELLO | I moved the new plant beds under the sun lamps. |
| HELLO | Doctor Li, the new shipment has been stowed away. |
| HELLO | I have some spare time. Do you need anything? |
| HELLO | Hello Diego. Has Father Clifford decided to ordain you as a full priest yet? |
| HELLO | Commander Danvers. Doctor Li has asked that the latest shipment be locked up this time. |
| HELLO | If you could move out of the way, it would make things easier for all of us. |
| HELLO | Yes? |
| HELLO | Anything to report? |
| HELLO | Armitage. |
| HELLO | Janice, I have something for you. |
| HELLO | Janice, a moment please. |
| HELLO | Is everything all right? |
| HELLO | Hello, honey. |
| HELLO | Hello, son. |
| HELLO | Oh, great. |
| HELLO | What? |
| HELLO | Hey there! |
| HELLO | How's it going? |
| HELLO | Hiya. |
| HELLO | Any problems in the Muddy Rudder that I should know about? |
| HELLO | C.J., don't do everything James tells you. He's a bad example. |
| HELLO | Commander Danvers, anything to report? |
| HELLO | Ted, if you're still looking for work, Christie Young can always use help cleaning the Hangar Decks. |
| HELLO | Hey, Flak. How's business? |
| HELLO | James, you stay out of trouble. |
| HELLO | Hello, Mei. I'm still keeping an eye on him. You're safe. |
| HELLO | Hello, Mei. You seem much more relaxed now that he's gone. |
| HELLO | Paulie, you need to lay off the chems. |
| HELLO | Seagrave, got anything new in that flea market of yours? |
| HELLO | Tammy, take it easy on the booze. You've got a son to raise. |
| HELLO | Trinnie, don't make a fool of yourself tonight like you did last week. |
| HELLO | Vera, you look lovely as always. |
| HELLO | Mister Zimmer. Have you found what you're looking for? |
| HELLO | Let me or a security officer know if you see anything out of the ordinary. |
| HELLO | Shall we go for a walk on the flight deck tonight, dear? |
| HELLO | How's your food, dear? |
| HELLO | Attendance is good today. |
| HELLO | A thoughtful message, Father. |
| HELLO | He was on fire today, Diego. I could barely keep my eyes open. |
| HELLO | C.J, have you done your chores? |
| HELLO | I fixed the transformer, again. You should have power for a while. |
| HELLO | Garza, you stacked those crates on the cables again. They need to be moved or you'll short out the system. |
| HELLO | Janice, are those sunlamps I fixed the other day holding up? |
| HELLO | I do the repairs around here. So if you see something that needs fixing, let me know. |
| HELLO | No problems to report, I assume. |
| HELLO | Mom, can I go to C.J.'s? |
| HELLO | Hey C.J., let's play killer. You pretend to be my Mom, and I'll pretend to be a serial killer. |
| HELLO | Mom, do I have to eat this? |
| HELLO | You're nothin' but a talking refrigerator. |
| HELLO | Outta my way, tin can. |
| HELLO | Don't mind me, mister. |
| HELLO | Don't mind me, lady. |
| HELLO | Doctor Li, the new solutions will be ready in a few hours. |
| HELLO | The waste water in the hydroponic gardens isn't draining properly. Could you look at it? |
| HELLO | Garza, when you get a chance, remove the empty water tanks in the gardens and put in the fresh ones. |
| HELLO | The work that Doctor Li is doing is just amazing. I might even be able to produce broccoli in the hydroponic gardens next year. |
| HELLO | I'd like a potato and some carrots. Oh, and put some of this herb in hot water. If I'm lucky, it will make tea. |
| HELLO | Don't touch the vegetables. They're fragile. |
| HELLO | Some people are in such a hurry. |
| HELLO | Ted, could you please not put your stuff on my bed or all over the floor? |
| HELLO | Mister Lopez, would you like to talk? They say talking helps with problems. |
| HELLO | A lovely sermon, Father. |
| HELLO | Diego, try and get Father Clifford to put some energy in his sermons. Some of us were trying not to fall asleep. |
| HELLO | Don't mind me. |
| HELLO | Miss Mei, may I get you some water? |
| HELLO | Doctor Preston, the usual? |
| HELLO | Is everything satisfactory, Mister Washington? |
| HELLO | Miss Janice, do you need a refill? |
| HELLO | Are you ready to order, Mister Diego? |
| HELLO | Are you ready to order, Mister Father Clifford? |
| HELLO | Are you ready to order, Mister Sister? |
| HELLO | Something different today, Mister Armitage? |
| HELLO | Are you ready to order, Mister Zimmer? |
| HELLO | Do you have any instructions, Miss Vera? |
| HELLO | I am at your service. |
| HELLO | Mei, you've been kind to me. I'll miss you when I'm gone. |
| HELLO | Ted, you're wasting your life. Do something with it. How about I teach you to read? |
| HELLO | Ted, you're wasting your life. Do something with it. If you don't, you'll turn out just like me. |
| HELLO | Shrapnel, do you sell ammo individually? Could I buy just one bullet? |
| HELLO | Father, I have these feelings of worthlessness. I just want to end it all. |
| HELLO | Diego, I am a troubled man. My life has no meaning. There is no point in going on. |
| HELLO | Gary, is there anything new on the menu? |
| HELLO | Leave me alone. This is none of your business. |
| HELLO | Don't mind me. I'm just taking up space here. |
| HELLO | Hey, Commander. Just walking the deck here. Yep, just walking the deck. |
| HELLO | You're tired, Cindy. I'll close up tonight. You go home and go to bed. |
| HELLO | Ted, Teddy! I got some great Psycho. It's totally wow. You oughta come down to my shop and buy some. We could shoot it together. |
| HELLO | It's the colors, man. The colors are amazing. You really gotta try Psycho. |
| HELLO | Hey, haven't I seen you somewhere before? |
| HELLO | Man, I'm so hungry. When I come down, I really get a need to feed. |
| HELLO | Gary, my man! I'm so hungry I could eat a whole Brahmin. How about lettin' me put this one on my tab? |
| HELLO | Angela, how would you like to trade some Brahmin steak for Mentats? It'll make you beautiful. |
| HELLO | This is A Quick Fix. We sell all kinds of chems. |
| HELLO | Wanna do some Buffout? Maybe a little Psycho? |
| HELLO | This area is off limits to civilians. |
| HELLO | Hello, Vera. I just got in a new hot plate. I can sell it to you at a discount. |
| HELLO | Vera, I know I'm not a sophisticated man, but I am a man, and I can take care of you. |
| HELLO | I'll have some mutfruit and noodles. |
| HELLO | Can I get a Nuka-Cola? |
| HELLO | Any news with Doctor Li's project? |
| HELLO | Hey, Cindy. How's that secure storage unit I made you working out? |
| HELLO | There's the blushing bride to be! Congratulations Angela. You and Diego will make a good couple. |
| HELLO | Hello, Miss Angela. What brings you into my shop today? |
| HELLO | Hello, Bannon. Anything interesting happen in the last council meeting? |
| HELLO | Hello, Henry. I just got in some new torc wrench and some electrical test equipment. You should take a look at them when you're done eating. |
| HELLO | Cindy, don't forget to bring by anything interesting you might find while cleaning the deck. It might be worth some caps to you. |
| HELLO | C.J.! You're getting bigger and prettier every day. |
| HELLO | Hey, Flak. I'd avoid the Iguana today. It gave me the runs yesterday. |
| HELLO | Diego is a lucky boy. Angela agreed to marry him. |
| HELLO | Welcome to Rivet City Supply. I've got a little bit of everything here. |
| HELLO | Nice day, huh? |
| HELLO | I can't get that god damned laser pistol working. Think I should ask Seagrave to look at it? |
| HELLO | Vera. Don't see you in here often. Looking for something in particular? |
| HELLO | Hey Brock, when are you going to trade in that piece of shit sidearm? I've got some sweet new ones here. |
| HELLO | How's the whiskey, Belle? |
| HELLO | Hey, girlie. This ain't a god damn dress shop. There's nothing in here you oughta be buyin'. |
| HELLO | Gary, gimme some Brahmin steaks. And don't burn them this time. |
| HELLO | If you want a gun, you've come to the right place. |
| HELLO | Are you looking at me? |
| HELLO | I need another whiskey, Belle. |
| HELLO | You're not so tough. |
| HELLO | Let me buy you a drink. You and Flak have a nice shop. Have you known him long? Was he born in Rivet City? |
| HELLO | You'd be worth some caps in the right circles. Too bad. |
| HELLO | Hey, you rusty tin can. Get me some food. Meat, any kind. And don't call me Mister Sister. |
| HELLO | You can shove your sermon up your ass, Father. We're busy drinking down here. |
| HELLO | You don't look so tough. |
| HELLO | Don't slouch. Chew your food. And don't give me that look or I'll slap it right off your face! |
| HELLO | Stop that! Don't make me smack you. I oughta lock you in your goddamn room, you little brat. And stay away from that C.J. bitch from now on. |
| HELLO | Gary, you know what I like. Make it rare. Oh, and get James something too. Not too expensive though. He's been naughty. |
| HELLO | Did I ever tell you about my husband? Got me pregnant with that brat James. Then he ran off. Asshole. |
| HELLO | Hey, you. Don't trust those Hangar Deck people. They're all jealous of us cause we live in the Upper Deck. |
| HELLO | I'm drunk. Don't try to take advantage of me. No, really. You wouldn't like me when I'm sober. |
| HELLO | You're a drunk and a slut. I'm just a drunk. So there. |
| HELLO | I'm outta caps. Can you put my next drink on my tab? Please Belle? I really need a drink after dealing with my brat all day. |
| HELLO | Have you seen my good-for-nothing son, James? |
| HELLO | Belle, gimme another drink. |
| HELLO | Brock, how come you never put the moves on me? |
| HELLO | I've got the headache from hell. Do you have anything that will help? |
| HELLO | Flak, honey, buy me a drink. I'm short on caps, and I really need one. |
| HELLO | Shrapnel! You're my favorite man. Buy me a drink lover? |
| HELLO | Hey, Sister. How about that drink you owe me? |
| HELLO | Father Clifford, I've been a bad girl. |
| HELLO | Hey stranger. Wanna buy a girl a drink? |
| HELLO | Can you spare enough for drink? I could really use one. |
| HELLO | What are you looking at? |
| HELLO | So you finally got Diego to ask you to marry him. Well, I couldn't be happier for the both of you. |
| HELLO | Angela, you are growing up so fast! Your father must be proud. |
| HELLO | Are you getting enough to eat, Mister Armitage? |
| HELLO | When are you going to get some new dresses, Bannon? I'm tired of these worn out styles. |
| HELLO | Hello Cindy. Is Paulie off getting high again? You really should kick him out. |
| HELLO | Hello Cindy. I know we haven't been the best of friends, but I am sorry he's dead. I know he meant something to you. |
| HELLO | Commander Danvers. Walking the night patrol? |
| HELLO | Eat what you want, Diego. I never charge you or Father Clifford for you meals. |
| HELLO | Father Clifford's sermon was very inspirational. |
| HELLO | Your sermon was very inspirational, Father Clifford. |
| HELLO | I'm so happy for Angela. She and Diego will be so happy together. |
| HELLO | Hello Gary. How's Angela doing? I saw her with Diego the other day. |
| HELLO | Someone said the Mirelurks are out tonight. |
| HELLO | Hello Flak. How's business? |
| HELLO | Here for some target practice, Flak? |
| HELLO | It's good to see you eat, Janice. How are the hydroponic gardens? |
| HELLO | Hello Seagrave. |
| HELLO | Lovely night for a walk on the deck. Thank you for keeping me company. |
| HELLO | Mister Shrapnel. I need some 10mm ammo. Two clips should do. |
| HELLO | Is your room comfortable, Mis...uh...Sister? |
| HELLO | Is everything to your satisfaction, Mister Zimmer? |
| HELLO | Well, my metal friend. How are we doing today? |
| HELLO | Have you heard? Angela and Diego are getting married. |
| HELLO | Welcome to the Weatherly Hotel. |
| HELLO | Nice to see you. |
| HELLO | Madam, do you know of anyone in Rivet City that seems unusual? Very unemotional or too formal? |
| HELLO | A glass of wine, please. |
| HELLO | We're not having any luck, Armitage. We may have to change strategies. |
| HELLO | Miss Janice, maybe we could exchange science notes sometime. My work in biological systems might be of interest to you. |
| HELLO | Excuse me, sir. Have you noticed anyone acting peculiarly in Rivet City? |
| HELLO | Do you have any salt? |
| HELLO | Did I order already? If I didn't, I'd like Iguana Bits with vegetables. |
| HELLO | Vera, may I have some Brahmin steak, carrots, and a glass of water, please? |
| HELLO | Hello officer. You haven't seen anyone acting oddly lately, have you? |
| HELLO | Wastelander. |
| HELLO | This place is closing soon. Do your business and get out. |
| HELLO | They're all eating breakfast at Gary's. They'll still sell to you though. Just ask 'em. |
| HELLO | They're all eating dinner at Gary's. They'll still sell to you though. Just ask 'em. |
| HELLO | Go get some chow. Your shift's over. |
| HELLO | Shift's over. Go get some rest. |
| HELLO | Everything looks okay here. |
| HELLO | Any trouble in this area? |
| HELLO | I'm looking for troublemakers. Have you seen any? |
| HELLO | Out of the way you rust bucket. |
| HELLO | It was so noisy last night. I could hardly sleep. |
| HELLO | One of the new immigrants died of radiation poisoning last week. |
| HELLO | I heard that the City Council is debating putting railings on the flight deck. |
| HELLO | Did you hear about the fight in the Muddy Rudder last night? |
| HELLO | Doctor Li and her staff left to get Project Purity running. |
| HELLO | I heard that a bunch of former slaves from Paradise Falls set up a free town in the Lincoln Memorial. |
| HELLO | Did you hear that the Enclave attacked Project Purity? They've taken over the Memorial. |
| HELLO | Hey, have you noticed that Enclave radio is off the air? |
| HELLO | Did you hear what happened to Ted Strayer? |
| HELLO | You know Tenpenny Tower, right? Well, Allistair Tenpenny was killed. |
| HELLO | There was some sort of battle in the city yesterday. The gate guard said the gunfire went on for over an hour. |
| HELLO | They found Harkness dead. It looks like he put up a fight though. |
| HELLO | Chief Harkness has vanished. Nobody knows what happened to him. |
| HELLO | Hey. |
| HELLO | Sir. |
| HELLO | Ma'am. |
| HELLO | Attention! Officer on deck. |
| HELLO | Authorized Civilian. Proceed. |
| HELLO | Why would you do that? |
| HELLO | Why don't you go hang out with your new friends? |
| HELLO | Thank God that's over. |
| HELLO | Get these idiots away from me! |
| HELLO | Go ahead and take a seat so we can start. |
| HELLO | You did fine. You should celebrate with your friends. |
| HELLO | All finished? |
| HELLO | Yes? |
| HELLO | Yeah? |
| HELLO | You need something? |
| HELLO | 'can I do for you, Sheriff? |
| HELLO | 'can I do for you, daddy-o? |
| HELLO | 'can I do for you, dolly? |
| HELLO | Helluva day, isn't it? |
| HELLO | What's shakin'? |
| HELLO | You got a lot of nerve wearing that badge in here. |
| HELLO | You got somethin' to say? |
| HELLO | Well, look who's starin' at me. |
| HELLO | Start talkin' or start walkin'. Your choice. |
| HELLO | (whistling a tune) |
| HELLO | (whistling a tune) |
| HELLO | (whistling a tune) |
| HELLO | Light shine upon you, Sheriff. |
| HELLO | May Atom's Light shine. |
| HELLO | Light shine on your path. |
| HELLO | Yes, my brother? |
| HELLO | Yes, my sister? |
| HELLO | You don't got nearly enough holes in you to be botherin' me. |
| HELLO | You sick? Injured? |
| HELLO | Less'n you're on death's door, I'm busy. |
| HELLO | What? |
| HELLO | Welcome back, stranger. |
| HELLO | Good to see you again, stranger. |
| HELLO | Welcome to Moriarty's. |
| HELLO | You... uh... want a drink? |
| HELLO | You might wear his badge, but you're not my dad. |
| HELLO | Dad says not to talk to strangers. |
| HELLO | I'm not supposed to talk to strangers. |
| HELLO | Is there... ...something you need? |
| HELLO | Stop starin'. We only sell drinks here. |
| HELLO | Can I interest you in a drink? |
| HELLO | C'mon in to the Brass Lantern, best food in town! |
| HELLO | That badge don't impress me, kid. |
| HELLO | You makin' a move? Huh? |
| HELLO | Point your eyes somewhere else. |
| HELLO | Either start talkin' or get the fuck out of my face. |
| HELLO | You got somethin' to say to me, kid? |
| HELLO | Junk is my business. |
| HELLO | Welcome to Craterside Supply! |
| HELLO | Got something to sell? |
| HELLO | Now, you're a man who looks hungry. What do you need? |
| HELLO | Now, you're a lady who looks hungry. What do you need? |
| HELLO | Welcome to the Brass Lantern! |
| HELLO | Welcome! What can I get for you? |
| HELLO | Yeah? |
| HELLO | No trouble I take it? |
| HELLO | Howdy. |
| HELLO | Everything okay? |
| HELLO | Hrm? |
| HELLO | Billy says not to talk to you. |
| HELLO | I got nothin' to say to you. |
| HELLO | ...now where has that man got to? |
| HELLO | You seen Nathan around anywhere? |
| HELLO | You need something, cupcake? |
| HELLO | Welcome. Join us in the Glow, won't you? |
| HELLO | Welcome, child. |
| HELLO | [Humming a tune] |
| HELLO | [Humming a tune] |
| HELLO | God bless the USA. And nowhere else. |
| HELLO | Need someone to brighten your day? |
| HELLO | Looking for fun? |
| HELLO | Looking's free. Everything else will cost you. |
| HELLO | Why am I looking at you? |
| HELLO | What are you lookin' at, girl? |
| HELLO | What are you lookin' at, boy? |
| HELLO | ... no respect ... I tell ya' ... |
| HELLO | What do you need? |
| HELLO | You need something, youngster? |
| HELLO | [sniffs] I got nothin' to say to you. |
| HELLO | I got my eye on you. |
| HELLO | Don't try anything. |
| HELLO | Hrm? |
| HELLO | Yeah? |
| HELLO | Yes? |
| HELLO | You want something? |
| HELLO | Yeah? You need something? |
| HELLO | What is it? |
| HELLO | What's up? |
| HELLO | What's happening? |
| HELLO | Hrm? |
| HELLO | I'm busy right now, please leave me alone. |
| HELLO | Can't you just get out of here? |
| HELLO | What the hell do you want? |
| HELLO | My place is yours. Kick your feet up and relax. |
| HELLO | Grab anything you need. |
| HELLO | Feel free to roam around... you're quite welcome in my place. |
| HELLO | Howdy Ranger! |
| HELLO | You saved my ass back there... I won't forget it. |
| HELLO | Our savior returns! |
| HELLO | Reilly keeps talking' about you. I think you made a friend. |
| HELLO | Come back to visit or to patch yourself up? |
| HELLO | Nice to see you again. |
| HELLO | Back from splatterin' more Muties? |
| HELLO | Welcome back to the compound, kid. |
| HELLO | Me 'n Eugene missed ya. |
| HELLO | Hey! Over here! |
| HELLO | Been busy testing? |
| HELLO | How's the field research going? |
| HELLO | Hey! Book's coming along well, thanks to you. What's next? |
| HELLO | There's my super-assistant! What's up? |
| HELLO | Hey. You. Yeah, you. I don't like the look you're givin' me. Keep it up and I'll break your fuckin' head open. |
| HELLO | Um...uh...I'd like, I mean can you get me some Iguana Bits? And a glass of water. No... yes, a glass of water. |
| HELLO | You'll, uh, um, need help with the barricades soon, right Pappy? |
| HELLO | What do you want? |
| HELLO | Was there something else you needed? |
| HELLO | What else do you want from me? |
| HELLO | I've got the best whores in the Wasteland. The two of them are going to break my bed springs some day. Hah ha! |
| HELLO | Get the heck out of my face! |
| HELLO | Nice to see you again. |
| HELLO | What's going on out there? |
| HELLO | Huh? How'd you get in here? |
| HELLO | What is it now? |
| HELLO | What's going on out there? |
| HELLO | You're the best mungo ever! |
| HELLO | I just want Rory to be safe... |
| HELLO | Ha ha! We're outta that shitbox! |
| HELLO | We're free! |
| HELLO | Hey hey, mungo! We're getting' outta here, right? |
| HELLO | Hey there. |
| HELLO | Yes? |
| HELLO | Welcome to Tenpenny Tower. |
| HELLO | Charmed, I'm sure... |
| HELLO | Ah, hello! |
| HELLO | What are you doing here? |
| HELLO | You are welcome here any time. |
| HELLO | Hey there. Come to use the radio set? |
| HELLO | Always a pleasure when you visit. |
| HELLO | Welcome back! |
| HELLO | Good to see you. |
| HELLO | Hey. |
| HELLO | Hello. |
| HELLO | Begone from this place, blasphemer! |
| HELLO | Oasis is no longer a refuge for you, Outsider. |
| HELLO | You stupid-head! I can't believe you mouthed off to the Tree Father. |
| HELLO | You're no longer welcome here. |
| HELLO | Leave us and never look back, Outsider. |
| HELLO | Such a shame, you could have been of great benefit to us. |
| HELLO | It's time for you to leave. |
| HELLO | How can I help you, Outsider? |
| HELLO | Tsk. To think you could have been rich. And now all you'll be is sorry. VERY sorry. |
| HELLO | I would advise staying clear of me for awhile. A LONG while. |
| HELLO | Tell me. Do you have a death wish? |
| HELLO | Hey, what'd I tell you about lookin' at me like that? Are you in the mood for a busted mouth or something? |
| HELLO | You'd best point those peepers somewhere else before I tear 'em out of your skull. |
| HELLO | Did you hear about those newbies? The ones who who went up north lookin' for raids? |
| HELLO | Oh, hey. Check this out. You know those rookie idiots that tried to head up north? |
| HELLO | Come on in and relax with a cold Nuka-Cola. |
| HELLO | You have the violin! You've done it! |
| HELLO | Oh my word! Is that what I think it is? |
| HELLO | Hello, my Child. |
| HELLO | Hello, my Child. |
| HELLO | Father and son, side by side. This is the way it should be. |
| HELLO | My God, can you believe the devastation out here? That's why our work is so important. |
| HELLO | I'm glad I've got you watching my back. I'm not quite sure I'm cut out for all this excitement. Not anymore. |
| HELLO | Come on, let's keep moving. |
| HELLO | Not much farther. We'll be at Rivet City before you know it. |
| HELLO | What a sight we must be! If only your mother could see us now... |
| HELLO | Let me guess. The dog's coming with us, yes? |
| HELLO | How very nice to make your acquaintance. I'm your new Robobutler. |
| HELLO | It appears you've been wounded, sir. May I suggest you utilitze your infirmary? |
| HELLO | It appears you've been wounded, sir. May I suggest you seek medical attention as soon as possible? |
| HELLO | You appear to have been wounded, madame. May I suggest you utilitze your infirmary? |
| HELLO | It appears you've been wounded, madame. May I suggest you seek medical attention as soon as possible? |
| HELLO | Ahzrukhal, boy, I want to talk to you. |
| HELLO | I hope things are going well for you today, sir. |
| HELLO | I hope things are going well for you today, madame. |
| HELLO | Welcome home, sir. |
| HELLO | Welcome home, madame. |
| HELLO | It's good to see you alive and well, sir. |
| HELLO | It's good to see you alive and well, madame. |
| HELLO | Well hello there, sweeheart. |
| HELLO | Hello there, Junior. |
| HELLO | Hello there, Junior, sweetheart. It's a lovely day, isn't it? |
| HELLO | Hey there, Junior! |
| HELLO | How's it going, sport? |
| HELLO | Hey there, little buddy! |
| HELLO | Mmmm... dinner smells delicious, honey! |
| HELLO | There's my honey pie! |
| HELLO | Honeypie, can I talk to you? |
| HELLO | Hi, Mrs. Smith! |
| HELLO | Dinner smells great, mom! |
| HELLO | Room's all clean, mom! |
| HELLO | You got the stuff, I got the caps. A match made in heaven. |
| HELLO | All my equipment is ready. Just need some Sugar Bombs. |
| HELLO | Ah. You're back. Good... |
| HELLO | Whoa, who the hell are you? |
| HELLO | So what's the deal, smoothskin? |
| HELLO | Goddamn are you one ugly son-of-a-bitch! |
| HELLO | Keep it moving, meat. |
| HELLO | Yeah? You got somethin' to say? |
| HELLO | No one messes with Sudden-Death Overtime. No one. |
| HELLO | Damn, poor Mercier. He was a good Winger. |
| HELLO | Whew... it's hot in this mask. |
| HELLO | Well if it isn't our "hero." |
| HELLO | Hey kid. |
| HELLO | Hey. Thanks again. Couldn't have done it with out ya. |
| HELLO | Trading caps for crap, step right up! |
| HELLO | Got some junk to unload? I'm buying! |
| HELLO | Welcome, friend. Looking for more appropriate attire? |
| HELLO | The spirits told me you'd be coming. And that you're looking to buy. |
| HELLO | Here for a pick-me-up? |
| HELLO | If you've got the caps, I've got your fix. |
| HELLO | Here to pick up a few of my marvelous toys? |
| HELLO | Fear not, for Lucky Harith is here to offer you protection for a price! |
| HELLO | Looking to make a trade? |
| HELLO | Searching for that special something? |
| HELLO | Excuse me. |
| HELLO | Don't you have a component to deliver? |
| HELLO | Hey, Andy. Got a sec? |
| HELLO | Andy, listen to this great idea I had! |
| HELLO | Hey there, Andy. |
| HELLO | Billy, I want to talk to you... |
| HELLO | Billy, can I talk to you about something? |
| HELLO | Billy... |
| HELLO | Hey there, Billy... |
| HELLO | Mister Moriarty? Can I talk to you? |
| HELLO | Umm... Mister Moriarty? Sir? |
| HELLO | Hey, Colin. |
| HELLO | Colin... Listen... |
| HELLO | Colin. |
| HELLO | Good morning, Mr. Moriarty... |
| HELLO | Mr. Moriarty... |
| HELLO | Husband, a word if you will. |
| HELLO | Might we talk, dearest husband? |
| HELLO | Confessor. |
| HELLO | Hey, Jenny. Lookin' good. What've you got for me today? |
| HELLO | Well, hello there, sweetie. What's on the menu today? |
| HELLO | Hi, Jenny. |
| HELLO | Hey, Jenny. |
| HELLO | Jenny... |
| HELLO | What's up, Jericho? |
| HELLO | Hey, Jericho. |
| HELLO | Jericho... |
| HELLO | Gob. These people aren't nearly drunk enough. Fix it. |
| HELLO | Gob! |
| HELLO | I want a word with you, zombie. |
| HELLO | Hey. Zombie. Yeah, you. Come here. |
| HELLO | Gob. Here. Now. |
| HELLO | Heya, Gob... |
| HELLO | Gob... |
| HELLO | Come here for a second, son. I want to talk to you. |
| HELLO | Harden, come here, boy. I want to talk to you. |
| HELLO | It's my turn to be the Raiders! |
| HELLO | I see you, Harden! |
| HELLO | C'mon, Harden! Let's go over here! |
| HELLO | Hey there, Harden. |
| HELLO | Leo, we need to talk. |
| HELLO | Hey, Leo. Come here. I want to talk to you about something. |
| HELLO | Leo... |
| HELLO | Miss West... |
| HELLO | Sheriff Simms... |
| HELLO | Dad! Dad, I want to talk to you! |
| HELLO | Nothing stops the Railroad. |
| HELLO | Hi there! |
| HELLO | Please... I'm dying. I need water... |
| HELLO | Please. Water... help me... |
| HELLO | Please help me. Please? |
| HELLO | You MUST be lost... |
| HELLO | How's the Mall treatin' ya? |
| HELLO | All are welcome here at the Ninth Circle... |
| HELLO | Welcome to the Capital Preservation Society! |
| HELLO | It's so very nice to see you again. |
| HELLO | Good to have you back. |
| HELLO | If you have any questions about the exhibits, please let me know. |
| HELLO | Do have a look around, but don't touch anything. |
| HELLO | We have the most complete archive of U.S. historical documents in the Wasteland. |
| HELLO | Get the hell away from me. |
| HELLO | Keep it moving. I got a whole bottle of whiskey with my name on it. |
| HELLO | The sooner we get back, the sooner we get paid. |
| HELLO | Let's get this scrap of paper to Abraham. |
| HELLO | The Declaration is in the safe, I just know it. |
| HELLO | That robot's brain is scrambled. |
| HELLO | What a nutjob. |
| HELLO | This place is pretty far down, no wonder there's so little damage. |
| HELLO | This place isn't right. Robots still active? |
| HELLO | We're getting closer, I can feel it. |
| HELLO | I know this place like the back of my hand. |
| HELLO | So far, so good. |
| HELLO | Let's keep moving. |
| HELLO | Come on, let me loose! |
| HELLO | Time to go yet? |
| HELLO | Nothing new, sir. |
| HELLO | Sir, people are mostly staying quiet. |
| HELLO | Security check, people. Everything all right? |
| HELLO | Everyone sticking to curfew down here? Good. |
| HELLO | Everything all right down here? |
| HELLO | Standard check-in. Things okay? |
| HELLO | All quiet down here, right? |
| HELLO | Overseer's glad to see everyone staying so calm down here. |
| HELLO | For your safety, please stand clear. |
| HELLO | I'll make it right... they'll see. |
| HELLO | Back to the drawing board. |
| HELLO | Sigh. Time to start back at square one. |
| HELLO | You wish to add something to my hypothesis? |
| HELLO | I suppose I could answer a few more queries. |
| HELLO | How else may I assist you in your endeavors? |
| HELLO | Oh my! |
| HELLO | Where did I go wrong? I must run more tests. |
| HELLO | Hmmm, carry the one... no, wait. That's just what it's expecting me to do! |
| HELLO | Shhhh, quiet please. Science is in progress! |
| HELLO | Holy moley! You actually came back like you said you would! Did you find me a home? |
| HELLO | The ants! They're all dead! Every single one of 'em! |
| HELLO | Wow! Are you the one that made all these ants do that?! |
| HELLO | I'm glad you came back, mister. |
| HELLO | I'm glad you came back, lady. |
| HELLO | I hope you have good news for me, I really do! |
| HELLO | Hey! You're back! Any word? Any news?! |
| HELLO | Oh, you decided to come back, huh? |
| HELLO | Th-those... those...those... |
| HELLO | Yeah, whatcha' need mister? |
| HELLO | Yeah, whatcha' need lady? |
| HELLO | Leave us alone! |
| HELLO | Get out! |
| HELLO | Don't do this. Please tell me the code. |
| HELLO | Keep moving! |
| HELLO | Get inside! |
| HELLO | Head for the Control Room. |
| HELLO | What did you do? |
| HELLO | Shouldn't you be leaving now? |
| HELLO | Well done, well done! |
| HELLO | The Pint-Sized Slasher returns! |
| HELLO | Oh, Mabel. Always good for a laugh. |
| HELLO | Poor Janet and Roger. |
| HELLO | I'm waiting to see how you handle the Rockwells... |
| HELLO | You won the game! |
| HELLO | Have you gone to see Timmy yet? |
| HELLO | Good, you made it. |
| HELLO | Glad to see you here. |
| HELLO | Hey, look. Another rebel. |
| HELLO | Good to see another rebel. |
| HELLO | Hey, how's the gang holding up? |
| HELLO | Still representing the gang? Good to see, man. |
| HELLO | Is the place secure? Can we talk freely? |
| HELLO | Good to see you here. Please keep quiet, you never know who's listening. |
| HELLO | Hi, Christine. How's life stuck in the freak dorm? |
| HELLO | Hi, Chrissie. Any stories from the weirdo dorm? |
| HELLO | Hi, Susie! |
| HELLO | Good to see you, Susie! |
| HELLO | Stanley, how's everything going downstairs? |
| HELLO | Well, Stanley, how's everything going down in the reactor? |
| HELLO | Good to see ya, Butch. |
| HELLO | Tunnel Snakes rule, huh? |
| HELLO | Man, I sure wish we could blow this joint. |
| HELLO | Please, be careful. |
| HELLO | You've got to change the Overseer's mind. |
| HELLO | You've got to convince them it isn't safe outside! |
| HELLO | Are you sure you won't stay and help? |
| HELLO | Go on, get out. |
| HELLO | I'm sorry. Goodbye. |
| HELLO | Sorry to see you go. |
| HELLO | You did it! |
| HELLO | What have you done? |
| HELLO | I never thought you'd be back. |
| HELLO | It's good to see you again. |
| HELLO | Leave me alone. |
| HELLO | Why won't you just leave us alone? You've done enough damage. |
| HELLO | Go ahead and start something, I dare you. |
| HELLO | You don't belong here anymore. |
| HELLO | Who do we have here? |
| HELLO | Excellent. |
| HELLO | You're not going to ask me to hold your hand through this are you? |
| HELLO | Yes? Are you having trouble with your little assignment? Do I need to find someone else? |
| HELLO | Yes? |
| HELLO | We're all still breathing. So I know you didn't screw up. You got something on your mind? |
| HELLO | Were you just kidding 'bout disarming that thing? |
| HELLO | You looking for the mayor or the sheriff? |
| HELLO | It was a wonderful thing you did. Inspirational. Truly. |
| HELLO | Yes friend? Is there something I can assist you with? |
| HELLO | Thanks again for you part in paving the way towards progress. |
| HELLO | Boy do I breathe a lot easier knowing that thing is truly dead! |
| HELLO | Mighty fine thing you did for this town. |
| HELLO | Hey friend! |
| HELLO | Well? Is it done yet? Did you get that door open? |
| HELLO | What are you waiting for? Go open that emergency door! |
| HELLO | What?! You're not here with good news, are you? |
| HELLO | What's up with those bigots at the tower? |
| HELLO | Yeah! We did it! |
| HELLO | Hahaha! They'll get it now! |
| HELLO | I can smell the stink of Ghoul on you. |
| HELLO | Well? What's the status on Roy Phillips and his gang? |
| HELLO | Not ready to take on those Ghouls after all? Huh? |
| HELLO | How'd you get in here?! |
| HELLO | We should get out of here, don't you think? |
| HELLO | You can't leave me here! |
| HELLO | Alright! Hi there! |
| HELLO | Remember my offer, Outsider: cash for pre-war books. |
| HELLO | If you have any pre-war books, I'll take them. |
| HELLO | You are not welcome here. |
| HELLO | Do you have any scrap metal for me? |
| HELLO | Remember: cash for scrap metal. |
| HELLO | Casdin said you're clear. |
| HELLO | Stay in line, and you'll be okay. |
| HELLO | Don't start anything and you'll be fine. Um, probably. |
| HELLO | Keep that tech coming, and we'll make it worth your while. |
| HELLO | You are in the presence of ant royalty! |
| HELLO | Yes, citizen? |
| HELLO | Whatever you can do to help our town, we'd appreciate it. |
| HELLO | We appreciate you taking care of our town's little problem. |
| HELLO | Any luck finding those two troublemakers, yet? |
| HELLO | When you find those two costumed idiots, put a bullet in their heads for me. |
| HELLO | Nice work cleaning up the town. |
| HELLO | Town's a lot safer now. Thanks. |
| HELLO | Aw, you made this place get so boring. |
| HELLO | Run while you can! |
| HELLO | You're back! Oh my gosh! |
| HELLO | Don't you have a letter to deliver? |
| HELLO | Hey there, glad you're back. |
| HELLO | A traveler, eh? |
| HELLO | Ah, you've returned. |
| HELLO | It appears we have a lot to speak about. |
| HELLO | Welcome to Meresti, human. |
| HELLO | You wish to speak with me? |
| HELLO | I take it you found the place. |
| HELLO | I'm surprised to see you... thought you'd run for the hills. |
| HELLO | I hope you killed every last one of those bastards. |
| HELLO | You're back already? What do you have for me? |
| HELLO | Please tell me you've found something. |
| HELLO | I hope you got some good news tucked away for me. |
| HELLO | Well, is everyone okay? |
| HELLO | Yeah? |
| HELLO | I've never seen you around here before. |
| HELLO | Please don't take Ian away from us. |
| HELLO | Human or not, I don't care. You got caps, I got stuff. |
| HELLO | Anything you need, I got it. |
| HELLO | I'll be at my store later. Catch me there in the Common Area. |
| HELLO | You new here too? |
| HELLO | Oh, hey there. |
| HELLO | You got the cash, I got the time. |
| HELLO | Howdy, handsome. |
| HELLO | Howdy, cutie. |
| HELLO | Hello there, stranger. |
| HELLO | Hello again. |
| HELLO | Oh, it's you again. What's up? |
| HELLO | What the hell are you doing in here? |
| HELLO | Wasn't I clear the last time you were here? |
| HELLO | Welcome back to Arefu, kid. |
| HELLO | Huh? Oh, you're back. |
| HELLO | Hey ho! Welcome back to our cozy village! |
| HELLO | Hey, you're back! Let's chat a while. |
| HELLO | Huh? Almost didn't see you there. |
| HELLO | What the fuck do you want? |
| HELLO | What brings you back to Megaton? |
| HELLO | I knew you couldn't stay away! |
| HELLO | The Family welcomes your return with open arms. |
| HELLO | Thanks again for straightening out Ian. |
| HELLO | Well, well look who's back. |
| HELLO | Look what the cat dragged in. |
| HELLO | If you're here to give blood, we're always willing to accept.... Just kidding! |
| HELLO | Needed a place to get out of the sun for a while, eh? I understand completely. |
| HELLO | Come back to the "scary vampire lair" have we? He he he! |
| HELLO | I was wondering if we could speak a moment. |
| HELLO | What's up? |
| HELLO | You look quite troubled, my darling. What's on your mind? |
| HELLO | And how are we doing today? |
| HELLO | Hey there, how's it going? |
| HELLO | How's life treating ya? |
| HELLO | Well hey there, cutie... how's it hangin'? |
| HELLO | Well hey there, sweetie... how's tricks? |
| HELLO | Can we go now? |
| HELLO | I'm still here. Waiting for you. |
| HELLO | I'm bored! |
| HELLO | Are we actually gonna do something, or am I gonna stand here all day? |
| HELLO | I patiently await your word. |
| HELLO | RL-3 stands at attention, sir! |
| HELLO | I am vigilant. |
| HELLO | Oh, another soul to add to my circle of darkness. |
| HELLO | Looks like the muties missed one. |
| HELLO | Oh, great, another person trying to kill us all off. |
| HELLO | Someone new in town? You aren't from Lamplight. |
| HELLO | Welcome to my clinic. If you're hurt, then you're in the right place. |
| HELLO | Hey there. Are you hurt? |
| HELLO | The Wastelander from Germantown. How's life treating you? |
| HELLO | Here to help me out again? |
| HELLO | Hey, look at me. I'm in Big Town! |
| HELLO | You saved my life. Thank you. |
| HELLO | I've got nothing to say until Hannibal says you're okay. |
| HELLO | I hope you succeed, stranger. I can't wait to set up a school for freed slaves. |
| HELLO | Careful where you point that thing. Can't we talk about this? |
| HELLO | Hey you. Ya, you. I want to talk to you. |
| HELLO | Changed your mind? |
| HELLO | Well, look who's back. |
| HELLO | So dude, did that key ever get you anything? |
| HELLO | Ah! It's the keeper of the key. |
| HELLO | Hey, clown shoes. I hope that key was worth it. |
| HELLO | Too bad about Crowley. I heard Tenpenny put out a contract on him. |
| HELLO | Is something amiss? |
| HELLO | We'll begin as soon as the rest of the Treeminders have taken their places. |
| HELLO | Yes, Outsider? |
| HELLO | I can't believe you're here! |
| HELLO | All will be answered soon, my friend. |
| HELLO | Welcome, Outsider... welcome to Oasis! |
| HELLO | I hate you! I hate you! |
| HELLO | Ah, Outsider... back again I see. |
| HELLO | It's good to see you again, Outsider. |
| HELLO | We welcome you always with outstretched arms. |
| HELLO | Hello again, Outsider. |
| HELLO | Oasis is no more. |
| HELLO | It can't be... it just can't be! |
| HELLO | The Great One is dead! |
| HELLO | It's over... all over. |
| HELLO | We are lost! |
| HELLO | Tree Father and Leaf Mother have conferred with the Great One. Something important must have happened. |
| HELLO | Our leaders have spoken with the Great One. I hope nothing's wrong. |
| HELLO | Something here is different. I can feel it. |
| HELLO | I feel a change in the air. I wonder what it could be. |
| HELLO | You're a guest among us and quite welcome, Outsider. |
| HELLO | Cast aside your bits of technology and marvel at His miracles, Outsider. |
| HELLO | Revel, Outsider. You are under His protection. |
| HELLO | There's nowhere like this left in the world anymore, eh Outsider? |
| HELLO | This place is wonderful, isn't it? |
| HELLO | Hello, Outsider! It's very nice to see you! |
| HELLO | Rejoice, the Great One wishes to see you! |
| HELLO | You are welcome amongst us, Outsider. |
| HELLO | Revel, Outsider, for He has chosen you! |
| HELLO | We welcome you with outstretched arms. |
| HELLO | Welcome to Oasis, Outsider. |
| HELLO | We're very pleased to see you, Outsider. |
| HELLO | Welcome, Outsider! |
| HELLO | Slaver business only, remember? Now get out of here before I decide to use you for target practice. |
| HELLO | Friendly warning... we tend to shoot first and just never ask questions. |
| HELLO | Where do you think you're going? |
| HELLO | You trying to get yourself shot or something? |
| HELLO | Got a minute? |
| HELLO | If it isn't MacCready himself... |
| HELLO | Looks like something's on your mind, Lucy. |
| HELLO | What's bothering you, Penny? |
| HELLO | Care to talk? |
| HELLO | Hey, Zip. Come over here. |
| HELLO | Here for your grub? |
| HELLO | Chow time? |
| HELLO | Hey, you. |
| HELLO | Excuse me, I've got a question. |
| HELLO | Um, can I ask something? |
| HELLO | Excuse me. |
| HELLO | Why, hello little girl. What a lovely dress you have! |
| HELLO | Just bring me a nice kid to meet, and I'll take care of the rest. |
| HELLO | Hey, dummy. |
| HELLO | Hey, Sammy. |
| HELLO | Hey, squirt. |
| HELLO | Hey, heard the latest tales of the Wastes? |
| HELLO | So, bro, any luck trading today? |
| HELLO | So, sis, crack anybody up today? |
| HELLO | Hey, sis! |
| HELLO | Hey, sib! |
| HELLO | Wanna hear a story? |
| HELLO | What's up? |
| HELLO | So, sis, made any good jokes today? |
| HELLO | Guess what? |
| HELLO | Mind if I follow you around for a bit? I promise not to bug you! It'll be fun! |
| HELLO | Oh, hey, excuse me, hey! |
| HELLO | Somebody said you wanted to see me, E? |
| HELLO | Umm... |
| HELLO | Can you tell me more about growing up, big brother? |
| HELLO | Joseph, what happens when a person grows up? |
| HELLO | Pardon me. |
| HELLO | I wanna know more about shooting. |
| HELLO | Tell me more about shooting, Joseph. |
| HELLO | Excuse me. |
| HELLO | Look alive, you mopey motherfucker, you've got a mayor talking to you! |
| HELLO | Hey, Princess, give the squirt a fucking break and answer a few questions. |
| HELLO | Hey, Princess, if you aren't busy daydreaming about me, how about answering a few questions? |
| HELLO | Eclair, stop trying to make crap taste like sugar and tell me what's going on. |
| HELLO | Anybody break anything important, Lucy? |
| HELLO | Knock, what's up? And if you say "the sky" I swear I'm gonna kick you in the junk. |
| HELLO | Knick, anything new and fancy in your magic junkpile full of crap? |
| HELLO | Joe, anything useful you can teach me about how the classes are going? |
| HELLO | Well, if it isn't my favorite girl. |
| HELLO | Look alive! |
| HELLO | Hewwo! |
| HELLO | Lucy, can you take a look at this? |
| HELLO | Hey. |
| HELLO | Watch it. |
| HELLO | You have my vote, Mister President. |
| HELLO | Brother... |
| HELLO | I've been meaning to ask you... |
| HELLO | Got a second? |
| HELLO | So... |
| HELLO | Hey, let me ask you something. |
| HELLO | Father, might I have a word with you? |
| HELLO | I need to speak with you, Father. |
| HELLO | Awful... just awful... |
| HELLO | I've got to get out of here... |
| HELLO | Please. Help me. |
| HELLO | Oh.... hi! |
| HELLO | Hrm... what? Huh? |
| HELLO | |
| HELLO | |
| HELLO | Hrm? Who's there? Come closer... |
| HELLO | Is someone there? |
| HELLO | You smell llike the Wasteland. |
| HELLO | Oh, look, a new toy! |
| HELLO | What do you want? |
| HELLO | Mr. Eulogy. He's lookin' at me again. |
| HELLO | Mr. Eulogy. She's lookin' at me again. |
| HELLO | You want somthin'? |
| HELLO | You like what you see? Talk to Mr. Eulogy. |
| HELLO | Don't mind Eulogy. Daddy don't pay no attention to us. |
| HELLO | Hey there, uh... handsome? |
| HELLO | Hey there, handsome. |
| HELLO | I'm sure you have a great personality. |
| HELLO | Hey there, pretty. |
| HELLO | Can't help you now. Come to the clinic in the morning. |
| HELLO | Sorry, kid. Clinic's closed. |
| HELLO | What do you want? |
| HELLO | You hurt? |
| HELLO | You here to do business? |
| HELLO | It's a pleasure to see a fresh face around here. |
| HELLO | Welcome to Paradise Falls, my dear. |
| HELLO | Here on business? |
| HELLO | Welcome to Paradise Falls, sir. Step right on up. |
| HELLO | Anything I can help you with? |
| HELLO | I've killed people for looking at me like that. |
| HELLO | WHAT? |
| HELLO | |
| HELLO | |
| HELLO | Enjoy your stay. Hahaha! |
| HELLO | What are you hangin' around here for? |
| HELLO | Head on up. |
| HELLO | Watch yourself up there. |
| HELLO | |
| HELLO | |
| HELLO | |
| HELLO | This place is awful... |
| HELLO | I miss my brother... |
| HELLO | Please, won't you help? |
| HELLO | They told me not to go too far... |
| HELLO | I'm off right now. Hit me up in the morning. |
| HELLO | Sorry, man. Shop's closed. |
| HELLO | I got all kinds of guns, man. |
| HELLO | You looking to buy something? |
| HELLO | Holy, shit! Where'd you get that gun? |
| HELLO | You need a new shooter, bro? |
| HELLO | You need a new shooter, chica? |
| HELLO | Ain't no reason to stick around here, is there? |
| HELLO | Tell Eulogy I said hi. |
| HELLO | |
| HELLO | |
| HELLO | Can't nobody eat fifty eggs... |
| HELLO | Yeah, I guess I gotta find my own way. |
| HELLO | Psst. Hey. Help me out. |
| HELLO | |
| HELLO | |
| HELLO | You're so... small... |
| HELLO | |
| HELLO | Whoa, sorry! I'll get out of your way! |
| HELLO | Respect, man. |
| HELLO | Holy shit, it's you! |
| HELLO | We should grab a drink sometime. |
| HELLO | What's up, killer? |
| HELLO | Hey, welcome, buddy. |
| HELLO | You're not so bad from what I've heard. |
| HELLO | Heh. I've heard a few things about you. |
| HELLO | Watch it. |
| HELLO | We don't like outsiders here. |
| HELLO | Get your business done and go. |
| HELLO | Finding your way about all right? |
| HELLO | Dinner was...well...I was able to finish it. |
| HELLO | Water... please, I need water... |
| HELLO | Just need to pull this hunk of metal out of the ground... |
| HELLO | I don't think this is a good idea. Do you really know what you're doing? |
| HELLO | You know, you make a very good sandwich. |
| HELLO | Oh. Hello there Susan. It's always a pleasure to see you. Um... you're getting along alright are you, dear? |
| HELLO | Nice to see you. Carry on. |
| HELLO | Hello. Hello. Can't stop to chat just now. |
| HELLO | Now's not the best time. Perhaps we could parlay sometime later? Thank you. |
| HELLO | I can smell the Rangers's fear! |
| HELLO | This is taking too long. Want to get onto roof and rip Rangers limbs off! |
| HELLO | Watch for booms. Rangers leave many behind. |
| HELLO | Ha ha ha. Rangers bleed like all humans. |
| HELLO | Don't let any more humans through. They try and help Rangers on the roof. |
| HELLO | Stupid humans hiding on roof! |
| HELLO | Must find Rangers... crush them all to paste! |
| HELLO | Good to see you in one piece. |
| HELLO | You don't look like a merc. |
| HELLO | Not bad kid, not bad. |
| HELLO | So, you're the reinforcements, huh? Crazy. |
| HELLO | Hey, all right! Me 'n Eugene are glad to see ya! |
| HELLO | Well, well. We got us a genuine rescue, eh? |
| HELLO | Please give me a status report. |
| HELLO | Sigh. This is a long way from the Statesman Hotel. Why are you still here? |
| HELLO | Whoa. Feel woozy. |
| HELLO | Why are you just standing around here? My men might be dying! |
| HELLO | Please, don't hang around here... just get out to the Statesman Hotel and rescue my men. |
| HELLO | You're still here? |
| HELLO | What is going on up there? |
| HELLO | I don't want to die down here... |
| HELLO | What did you do? |
| HELLO | We have to keep moving. |
| HELLO | We can't stop now. We need to keep going. |
| HELLO | Have you found any medical supplies? |
| HELLO | We need to escape while we can. |
| HELLO | Did you need something? |
| HELLO | Are you all right, Madison? |
| HELLO | Hello, little brother. |
| HELLO | Hello, little sister. |
| HELLO | Great, here's some of the local wildlife. |
| HELLO | Back off, local. |
| HELLO | You're not involved in this. You want to keep it that way. |
| HELLO | Good to see you're holding up alright. |
| HELLO | Watch your back and keep your batteries dry out there. |
| HELLO | You've got a lot of nerve showing up here after what you've done. |
| HELLO | Make it quick. And don't try anything. |
| HELLO | I know what you did. Everybody does. |
| HELLO | You again, eh? Nervy bastard, aren't you? |
| HELLO | Don't think I've forgotten about what you did. |
| HELLO | Don't even think about trying anything. |
| HELLO | Crime doesn't pay, it just pisses people off. |
| HELLO | Next time you want to talk to someone, stay away from me. |
| HELLO | Just make this fast. I don't like talking to criminals. |
| HELLO | There's a fine line between badass and dumbass, and you crossed it. |
| HELLO | Make no mistake. Try something and I drop your ass. |
| HELLO | We may be alike, but don't take me for stupid. I got my eyes on you. |
| HELLO | Keep acting the way you've been acting and they'll catch you, lock you up and throw away the key. |
| HELLO | I'm not sure I should even be seen talking to you. |
| HELLO | Oh, it's you. Up to the same old crap, huh? |
| HELLO | Sometimes being bad feels pretty damn good, eh? |
| HELLO | You should be ashamed of yourself. |
| HELLO | Next time, use your brains... I know you have it in you. |
| HELLO | What's the matter with you? You can't get away with crap like this. |
| HELLO | The way you're acting surprises me. |
| HELLO | Everyone makes mistakes... just don't do it often. |
| HELLO | Your bad deeds surprise me, they really do. |
| HELLO | Don't act like you didn't enjoy what you did. |
| HELLO | You're as guilty as the rest of us. |
| HELLO | We need more people like you. |
| HELLO | Bless you. |
| HELLO | You're an example to us all. |
| HELLO | It's not easy to be good in this world. I'm glad that someone is. |
| HELLO | I've heard about you. Let it never be said that there aren't some good people left in the world. |
| HELLO | There's never been anyone like you. |
| HELLO | Is everyone from the Vault as kind as you? |
| HELLO | Where is this damn place? |
| HELLO | I swear it was this way! |
| HELLO | What are you lookin' at? |
| HELLO | What do you want? |
| HELLO | Talk! |
| HELLO | What? |
| HELLO | If you're gonna talk, talk! |
| HELLO | Yeah? |
| HELLO | All dead! They're all dead! |
| HELLO | Get it away! My mind, it's burning! |
| HELLO | No, no! Under my skin! It's under my skin! |
| HELLO | Get out! Go away! |
| HELLO | Here's the G.E.C.K. Our bargain is complete. |
| HELLO | I suggest you remain outside the lab area. The radiation leak is severe. |
| HELLO | It's good to walk these halls again. |
| HELLO | Many of my stupider brethren are about. Be cautious. |
| HELLO | We still have some distance to cover. Stay close. |
| HELLO | Free! I'm finally free! |
| HELLO | This would go easier if you'd just surrender. |
| HELLO | You're just making this harder on yourself. |
| HELLO | The apple doesn't fall far from the tree, it seems. |
| HELLO | I never saw you. |
| HELLO | Better not let anyone else see you, son. |
| HELLO | Better not let anyone else see you, missy. |
| HELLO | You were never here. |
| HELLO | Hey, Chief. Any news? |
| HELLO | Hey, John. Anything? |
| HELLO | What's up, Stevie? Anything to report? |
| HELLO | Hi Herman. Seen anything? |
| HELLO | Anything to report? |
| HELLO | You got anything? |
| HELLO | Ah, young sir! How very good to see you again. I do suppose you�re looking for your father the doctor. |
| HELLO | Ah, young madame! Very good to see you again. I do suppose you�re looking for your father the doctor. |
| HELLO | Tsk tsk tsk. I�m afraid you�ve missed him. I believe he�s gone topside for a spot of fresh air! Should be back any moment, I�d imagine! |
| HELLO | You're the one everybody's looking for, right? Well it's none of my business. Your dad always took good care of us. |
| HELLO | You oughtn't be wandering around down here alone. It isn't safe, you know. |
| HELLO | This Vault's been going to pot ever since that young Alphonse took over. |
| HELLO | Sorry, darling. I'm on a mission of mercy... for me! |
| HELLO | What's your problem? |
| HELLO | You're funny looking. |
| HELLO | Are you talking to me? |
| HELLO | Um. Yeah. Please go away. |
| HELLO | Why don't you take a holodisc picture? It'll last longer. |
| HELLO | Yeah, what's up? |
| HELLO | Eyes up here please. |
| HELLO | Careful! The floor may still be a bit wet over here. Wouldn't want you to slip and crack your skull open, now would we? |
| HELLO | Good morning to you, sir! |
| HELLO | Good morning to you, miss! |
| HELLO | Good morning! Stopped in to see the old man before class, eh? |
| HELLO | Good luck on the G.O.A.T. |
| HELLO | Morning, pal. |
| HELLO | Back off. |
| HELLO | Not real... Not real... |
| HELLO | It's in there. Has to be. Has to be in there. |
| HELLO | You. You can find it. You're not supposed to be here. He can't stop you. |
| HELLO | Lookin's free, the rest will cost ya. |
| HELLO | Got something on your mind? |
| HELLO | Don't look at me like that. |
| HELLO | Got a problem? |
| HELLO | Welcome to Moriarty's Saloon. |
| HELLO | Looking for a drink? You've come to the right place. |
| HELLO | S'matter? Never seen a Ghoul before? |
| HELLO | Yeah, what the hell do you want? |
| HELLO | You want something or you just looking to get your ass beat? |
| HELLO | This better be important. I'm a busy man. |
| HELLO | So, what is it now? |
| HELLO | If you need something from me, spill it. |
| HELLO | Information I got... but it'll cost you. |
| HELLO | Well... well. Look at what we have here. |
| HELLO | Fight the Good Fight, brother. |
| HELLO | Fight the Good Fight, sister. |
| HELLO | If you're here to help, you got Three Dog's ears. |
| HELLO | Don't worry, the Three Dog doesn't bite. |
| HELLO | You're safe up here, no worries. |
| HELLO | Welcome to the eyes and ears of D.C. |
| HELLO | Get away from me, you jerk! |
| HELLO | Oh, hey there. |
| HELLO | Back again, are we? How marvelous! |
| HELLO | Elder Lyons, SIR! |
| HELLO | Elder on deck! |
| HELLO | Good work! |
| HELLO | Snake life forever. |
| HELLO | Hey, honey. |
| HELLO | Hey, pal. |
| HELLO | She is looking a little heavy. |
| HELLO | Back off, kid. This is Tunnel Snake business. |
| HELLO | I've got other things to do. |
| HELLO | Get out of my face. |
| HELLO | Have a nice day. |
| HELLO | Hello, sir. |
| HELLO | Hello, ma'am. |
| HELLO | Move along, please. |
| HELLO | How may I serve you, master? |
| HELLO | How may I serve you, mistress? |
| HELLO | Another glorious day in this man's army! |
| HELLO | Mayor said to let you in alive, but he didn't say you had to stay that way. Watch your step, mungo. |
| HELLO | I don't know why RJ's letting you back in, but if you touch any of my kids, I'll make sure you never have any of your own. |
| HELLO | I know MacCready let you back in, but you stay out of my classroom, understand? |
| HELLO | Hey, why don't you stick around and start a ruckus again? I think your corpse would be great fertilizer for the fungus. |
| HELLO | Watch out, jewk! |
| HELLO | I'm not supposed to talk to bad people. |
| HELLO | Come on, start something again. I dare you. I double dog dare you. |
| HELLO | I put up with Zip's shenanigans, but I'm not having it from an outsider. Keep your hands to yourself, this time. |
| HELLO | Wanna hear a joke? A guy walks into a town of kids and causes trouble. Then they shoot him to death. Get it? Watch out, or you will. |
| HELLO | Wanna hear a joke? A girl walks into a town of kids and causes trouble. Then they shoot her to death. Get it? Watch out, or you will. |
| HELLO | Hey, you hurt any of my friends today? Because it's like this bad habit you've got. I figure I can cure it if I shoot you some, okay? |
| HELLO | Ain't had enough, huh? Well, stay in line and everything'll be a-oh-fucking-kay. |
| HELLO | Business is always welcome in Canterbury Commons. Even business with people like you. |
| HELLO | We take property crime very seriously around here. I don't want to hear about any more trouble from you. |
| HELLO | I don't know why you're still allowed back, but stick in line. Or else. |
| HELLO | I've got my eye on you. |
| HELLO | Just stay calm. We don't need any more trouble here, okay? |
| HELLO | I oughta toss you off this ship for what you did, but the boss says Rivet City has to forgive and forget. Still, I'm watching you. |
| HELLO | After what you did, I don't trust you. Stay clean or I'll heave you overboard. |
| HELLO | Rivet City doesn't need any more deaths. The Council says I gotta let you be here, but one false move and you're gone. |
| HELLO | You're here because I convinced the Council your business was worth the risk. Don't disappoint me. Oh, and don't kill anybody else either. |
| HELLO | You're a lowlife, but if you keep your nose clean, we'll let you stay. |
| HELLO | You're a petty criminal, but I'm willing to give you another chance. Don't disappoint me. |
| HELLO | I remember what you did. This time you'd better respect other people's property, or I'll have to keel haul you. |
| HELLO | People like you are bad for business. This time you'd better follow the rules. |
| HELLO | I oughta tear you a new asshole for what you did to her. Do your business and get outta here. |
| HELLO | Hey, clown shoes. I remember what you did before. Keep you hands where I can see them. |
| HELLO | You watch yourself. You cause any more trouble and you'll be dead. |
| HELLO | Any more funny business and we'll kill you. |
| HELLO | Watch yourself. I don't want to have to kill you, but I will if I have to. |
| HELLO | You better behave. Gustavo's guards are swift to take care of trouble. |
| HELLO | Watch your manners. |
| HELLO | You better not cause any more trouble. |
| HELLO | So many failures. Must try more. |
| HELLO | Must guard the birth place. |
| HELLO | Need more stuff to make more us. |
| HELLO | Fox talks too much. |
| HELLO | Must find the Human. |
| HELLO | Stupid small Humans, not enough meat. |
| HELLO | Check the top place. |
| HELLO | Keep lookout. Human is here. |
| HELLO | Stupid Fawkes! Talks like the Humans! |
| HELLO | Stay strong. |
| HELLO | We are the law. |
| HELLO | Stay on the right side of the law. |
| HELLO | Always good to see a new face in the fight. |
| HELLO | You should talk to Sonora. |
| HELLO | Well, hello there. I heard we might be getting a new recruit. |
| HELLO | Let your heart guide your hand. |
| HELLO | May your powder stay dry. |
| HELLO | Good to see you again, partner. |
| HELLO | We are pleased to see you again. |
| HELLO | And what do you have for us today? |
| HELLO | If it isn't our old friend... |
| HELLO | So good to see you. Are you ready to deal? |
| HELLO | Come in, come in... |
| HELLO | Ah, yes. We've been waiting for you... |
| HELLO | ... |
| HELLO | That was some nice shooting. Taking out a Behemoth single-handed! |
| HELLO | Just hold still. Your left stablizer's been knocked loose. |
| HELLO | If you keep turning like that I'm going to crack your casing. |
| HELLO | I've almost got it. |
| HELLO | Ah, I think I've found the problem. |
| HELLO | Don't be such an old woman. Just a few more adjustments and you'll be as good as new. |
| HELLO | Try it now. I think I've got it this time. |
| HELLO | Mom, are you crazy? What are you doing? Are you okay? |
| HELLO | Come on, Mom, it's not safe out here. |
| HELLO | May I take your order? |
| HELLO | I'm so nervous! Just think. Diego and I will be husband and wife. |
| HELLO | Caleb, have you been practicing your reading? |
| HELLO | Do you think the Slavers know where we are? |
| HELLO | Is everything quiet out there? |
| HELLO | Four Score! Who's a good boy? Who's a good boy? |
| HELLO | You are truly a good person. So many others refused to help us. |
| HELLO | Good day, sir. |
| HELLO | Good day, ma'am. |
| HELLO | Hello, ma'am. How goes your studying today? |
| HELLO | Pardon my intrusion, sir. Is there anything you'll be needing today? |
| HELLO | Excuse me, sir. Our food is running low. Three days, maybe four at best. |
| HELLO | Begging your pardon, ma'am. Is there anything you need? |
| HELLO | Good dog, Four Score. You love Bill just as he is, don't you? You don't go judging a man like them others. |
| HELLO | Go talk to Hannibal, stranger. |
| HELLO | Thanks for the picture. It's given me a lot to do. |
| HELLO | I've almost finished that book, Alejandra. Maybe you could tell me what it means tonight. By the fire. Together. Alone. |
| HELLO | Can we have something other than iguana tonight? Anything? |
| HELLO | The head is done, but I'm still trying to fix the saying. I wish I had a better picture. |
| HELLO | I'd still like to learn how to shoot, Simone. Will you have time tomorrow? |
| HELLO | Hey, Four Score. I don't have time to play fetch today. Go bother Bill. |
| HELLO | You don't look like a runaway. |
| HELLO | We are grateful for any help you can give us. |
| HELLO | Have you found any references to Lincoln's Memorial? Caleb is still struggling with the translation. |
| HELLO | Bill, I have some sewing for you. Look in my room. |
| HELLO | Tomorrow take a break from the Lincoln work. We need the crumbling wall fixed. |
| HELLO | Bill found some ammo yesterday. Only a clip and a half, but it's better than nothing. |
| HELLO | Come, boy. If you're good today, I'll give you a treat. |
| HELLO | Well, who do we have here? |
| HELLO | You'd like Paradise Falls. Help me out and I'll take you there. |
| HELLO | Keep moving. Mister Walker is waiting. |
| HELLO | I wish those runaways would show up. I hate this waiting. |
| HELLO | What are you looking at? |
| HELLO | Stop gawking. You don't want to piss of Mister Walker. |
| HELLO | You'd fetch a pretty penny. |
| HELLO | I'm keeping an eye on you. |
| HELLO | I suppose you aren't as bad as I thought. Most Wastelanders wouldn't have agreed to help us. |
| HELLO | Watch your step. |
| HELLO | You should get your face out of those books and learn how to shoot before somebody puts a collar back on you. |
| HELLO | Out of my way, puke. |
| HELLO | Lincoln's head looks good, Caleb. You should be proud. |
| HELLO | Thought I saw a Super Mutant out past the road. I took a shot at it, and it ran away. |
| HELLO | Out of my way, mutt. |
| HELLO | Humph. |
| HELLO | Hurry up. |
| HELLO | Time is wasting. |
| HELLO | Find him! |
| HELLO | Hello, there! |
| HELLO | How do? |
| HELLO | Heya! |
| HELLO | 'Scuse me! |
| HELLO | Hey. |
| HELLO | How's it going? |
| HELLO | I got my eye on you. |
| HELLO | No need to look so nervous... right? |
| HELLO | |
| HELLO | Hey, move. |
| HELLO | Morning, sleepyhead! Sleep well, boy? |
| HELLO | Rise and shine! How was your night, my boy? |
| HELLO | Day go well for you, my boy? |
| HELLO | Evening! Get a lot of work done today, boy? |
| HELLO | How're you doing, boy? Is everything all right? |
| HELLO | Hello, Dom. Everyone behaving themselves? |
| HELLO | Dom. Any news I should be worried about? |
| HELLO | Go away! |
| HELLO | Umm... Hi, miss. I mean, Machete. Things okay with the, umm, guarding? |
| HELLO | Hey, Machete. You on guard? I mean, of course you are. I mean, umm, never mind. |
| HELLO | Hey, Derek. You did some fine work out there with those Brahmin. |
| HELLO | Derek, been hearing good things about your work with the traders. Way to go, man. |
| HELLO | Eating right? Hope so. |
| HELLO | Ernest, the good news is we ain't dead, yet. |
| HELLO | Ernest, I've seen worse nights. But we aren't dead yet, and that's always a good sign. |
| HELLO | Hey, Machete. Report in. You see anything odd out there? |
| HELLO | Machete, what's the word from your watch? |
| HELLO | All clear out there, captain, sir! |
| HELLO | Nothing I couldn't handle, captain, sir! |
| HELLO | I'm not sure what to think about it. |
| HELLO | It sure is shiny. I'm not sure I like it though. |
| HELLO | What do you think it wants? |
| HELLO | What's it doing out here? |
| HELLO | Think we should shoot it? Enclave tech... |
| HELLO | I've got half a mind to salvage it. Broken when we found it, heh heh. |
| HELLO | Damned survival guide. Must have been written by idiots! |
| HELLO | Why don't you find your own hunting ground? |
| HELLO | Greetings, fellow survivor! |
| HELLO | Leave. I'm busy. |
| HELLO | I told you to go. |
| HELLO | You haven't seen any of those keys, have you? I seem to have lost one. |
| HELLO | Hi. How are you today? |
| HELLO | Are you okay? |
| HELLO | What are you doing? |
| HELLO | Hey. Anything going on? |
| HELLO | Howdy mister. |
| HELLO | Hi there, miss. |
| HELLO | Hello. |
| HELLO | Hi. |
| HELLO | Hi there. |
| HELLO | What? |
| HELLO | Hi. |
| HELLO | Hey. |
| HELLO | Morning. |
| HELLO | Evening. |
| HELLO | How are you? |
| HELLO | Nice to see you. Doing well, I hope? |
| HELLO | How are things? |
| HELLO | And how are you this fine day? |
| HELLO | I knew you'd come back to visit. |
| HELLO | Welcome back to Girdershade! |
| HELLO | Swing that thing, sister! |
| HELLO | When I look at you, I see two reasons that make me happy to be a man. |
| HELLO | What are you looking at? |
| HELLO | Got something on your mind? Spill it. |
| HELLO | Yeah, what? |
| HELLO | We owe you so much. The Memorial will be a beacon for slaves everywhere. |
| HELLO | Everyone is grateful for what you've done for us. |
| HELLO | The Slavers will have some goddamn respect for now, huh? |
| HELLO | It's going to take a lot of work to repair the Memorial. Thanks to you, I'll get to do it. |
| HELLO | You're a hero to everyone here, sir. |
| HELLO | You're a hero to everyone here, ma'am. |
| HELLO | We sure did a number on Hannibal and his abolitionists. |
| HELLO | Those Temple Union slaves got what they deserved. |
| HELLO | When I look at you, I see two reasons that make me happy to be a man. |
| HELLO | Swing that thing, honey! |
| HELLO | Whoa baby. Slow down a second. |
| HELLO | Got something you wanna' say? |
| HELLO | You find the soda, I pay up. Life couldn't be simpler. |
| HELLO | What the heck do you want? |
| HELLO | Ice cold Nuka-Cola... there's nothing like it in the world. |
| HELLO | Nothing beats the taste... the taste that'll knock you out! |
| HELLO | Hope you met Ronald, he's such a sweetie! |
| HELLO | I am so thirsty. I hope you have something for me. |
| HELLO | Hey! Anything I can do to help, just ask. |
| HELLO | Oh come on, what do you have to lose? |
| HELLO | Shhhh! The tour is in progress. |
| HELLO | Well hey there, stranger! |
| HELLO | Allow me to take you on my Nuka-Cola Tour. Won't take long, I promise! |
| HELLO | |
| HELLO | |
| HELLO | Umm... hello there. Right! Uh, don't mind me then. I'm uh... just practicing my hunting skills. Keeps me young and all that. Right. Goodbye now! |
| HELLO | Umm... hello there. Right! Uh, don't mind me then. I'm uh... just practicing my hunting skills. Keeps me young and all that. Right. Goodbye now! |
| HELLO | Dashwood. What the hell are you skulking about for? |
| HELLO | Dashwood. What the hell are you skulking about for? |
| HELLO | Hey! What are you up to old man? |
| HELLO | Hey! What are you up to old man? |
| HELLO | Ahem. Dashwood. Don't do anything stupid. |
| HELLO | Ahem. Dashwood. Don't do anything stupid. |
| HELLO | You feeling alright, Daring? You having a flash back or something? |
| HELLO | You feeling alright, Daring? You having a flash back or something? |
| HELLO | You're behaving rather oddly, Mister Dashwood. Perhaps you should go lie down for awhile. |
| HELLO | You're behaving rather oddly, Mister Dashwood. Perhaps you should go lie down for awhile. |
| HELLO | Are you alright, Comrade? |
| HELLO | Are you alright, Comrade? |
| HELLO | Daring! What on earth are you up to? |
| HELLO | Daring! What on earth are you up to? |
| HELLO | You're up to something. I can tell. |
| HELLO | You're up to something. I can tell. |
| HELLO | Daring! What the bloody hell are you up to this time? |
| HELLO | Daring! What the bloody hell are you up to this time? |
| HELLO | Mr. Dashwood. Perhaps you should go take a nap, dear. You're acting rather peculiar. |
| HELLO | Mr. Dashwood. Perhaps you should go take a nap, dear. You're acting rather peculiar. |
| HELLO | Daring... you're up to no good, aren't you? Naughty, naughty old man! |
| HELLO | Daring... you're up to no good, aren't you? Naughty, naughty old man! |
| HELLO | What are you doing, Dashwood? |
| HELLO | What are you doing, Dashwood? |
| HELLO | Hello Chief Gustavo. You are looking positively fabulous today. |
| HELLO | Hello there, Chief. You're packing a lot of heat, aren't you? |
| HELLO | Doctor Banfield! I haven't seen you in New Urban Apparel for quite some time. Aren't you afraid you've gone out of style in the meantime? |
| HELLO | An outfit a day keeps the frumpy away, eh doctor? Come visit me soon. |
| HELLO | How are you, Mr. Cheng? |
| HELLO | How is Mrs. Cheng these days? |
| HELLO | Ah Lydia, darling. How's that old antique shop of yours doing these days? |
| HELLO | Lydia, darling. What's wrong? You're looking rather frumpy today! |
| HELLO | So, tell me. How are things? |
| HELLO | You haven't stopped by the Urban Apparel in a while. |
| HELLO | So, are you still hiding from that husband of yours? |
| HELLO | Mrs. Cheng! Wouldn't you like a brand new outfit from Urban Outfitters? With a fabulous make-over, perhaps Mr. Cheng wouldn't recognize you! |
| HELLO | I bet you exercise a lot, huh? |
| HELLO | Hi there! That's quite some ordnance you're packing, isn't it! |
| HELLO | If you're tired of sleeping in those barracks, let me know. |
| HELLO | You got anything to report, Ling? |
| HELLO | Doctor. I trust everything's okay? |
| HELLO | Wellington. You and your wife getting along alright? |
| HELLO | Dashwood. You're staying out of trouble, I hope? |
| HELLO | Cheng. Sorry I keep missing your Neighborhood Watch committee meetings. Keep up the good work, though. |
| HELLO | Ms. Montenegro. How are things? Any suspicious activity you'd like to report? |
| HELLO | Ms. Primrose. The next shipment of food stuffs might be delayed. I was chatting with the caravan guard. Seems the Raiders have gotten rather bold. |
| HELLO | Hawthorne. We've gotten a few complaints. Having trouble sleeping recently? |
| HELLO | Mrs. Wellington. |
| HELLO | Ms. Lancaster. How is the tower's favorite resident? |
| HELLO | Ms. Cheng. How are you today? |
| HELLO | I got a spot of blood on my labcoat recently. Any chance you've got something that'll take that out in the wash? |
| HELLO | You feeling alright these days Anthony? It's time we do a regular check up soon; it's been a while. |
| HELLO | Chief. There's something we should discuss. There's been an increase in "accidents" among your crew. I'm afraid someone's going to get really hurt. |
| HELLO | Chief. How're things out there in the Wasteland? |
| HELLO | Hello Lydia. How are you faring these days? Did those pills finally help you start to relax? |
| HELLO | Lydia. Don't suppose you can scrounge up a few more holodisks for me? |
| HELLO | Margaret, you work too hard. I might have to prescribe a vacation for you. |
| HELLO | Don't work too hard! |
| HELLO | Susan, I haven't seen you in a while. Shouldn't you be coming in for a regular "check up" soon? |
| HELLO | How are you feeling today my dear? |
| HELLO | Ms. Cheng. I'm worried about you. You're always seem so high strung. Stress is bad for the heart, you know. |
| HELLO | You finding some time to relax, Ms. Cheng? |
| HELLO | Still keeping the Wasteland at bay, Chief? |
| HELLO | Ms. Primrose. How are you today? |
| HELLO | Millicent, have you ever thought of making friends with the other ladies in the Tower? Not that I mind your constant company, or anything. |
| HELLO | Are you SURE you don't want to make friends with the other ladies? You know, crochet, or gossip, or whatever it is ladies like to do together? |
| HELLO | Are you happy, dear? |
| HELLO | You've something on your mind, dear? |
| HELLO | Oh. Hello there Susan - er, I mean, Ms. Lancaster. I hope all is well. |
| HELLO | Um... hello Susan. Er.. Ms. Lancaster, rather. Pardon my momentary lapse of manners. |
| HELLO | Still pushing back the borders of the Wasteland, Chief? A never ending task, that. Ah. But some days I do miss a good adventure. You're lucky sir! |
| HELLO | Good Chief Gustavo! Anything interesting happening out there in the Wasteland? |
| HELLO | How's that manifesto of yours coming along, Comrade? |
| HELLO | Still having issues with your computer, Comrade? |
| HELLO | How's the cafe holding up these days? I must say, your new menu is superb. You are a fine chef! |
| HELLO | Hello Margaret. You holding up, child? You slave in that kitchen all day for us lazy retired folk. Ever thought of taking a little break? |
| HELLO | Hawthorne! You going to come up for air soon? You're going to drown yourself if you're not careful! |
| HELLO | I've heard Margaret's cafe is running low on pickles. You better not let her catch you, Hawthorne. You might wind up in someone's sandwich! |
| HELLO | Hey girl. How are you doing? You need to slow down and pace yourself, or you'll be old before your time. Like me! |
| HELLO | Marry me, Susan? |
| HELLO | You manage to shake your husband again? Good show! If you'd like, I can show you some stealth tricks I picked up in my adventures. |
| HELLO | I hear Irving's having a bit of trouble with his computer? |
| HELLO | Comrade. Do you have something that will make me, you know, look attractive? |
| HELLO | Comrade, how are you doing? |
| HELLO | Comrade Gustavo! How are things? |
| HELLO | Comrade Gustavo! |
| HELLO | Comrade Dashwood. Do you know much about computers? My computer is not cooperating with me lately. |
| HELLO | I've been thinking about taking up adventuring as a profession. What would I need to know before I do that, comrade? |
| HELLO | Comrade Lydia, do you have something in your shop that my wife would like? |
| HELLO | You have a nice shop, comrade Lydia. |
| HELLO | You make the BEST sandwiches ever, comrade Margaret! |
| HELLO | I think sometime soon I'll try that Iguana Bits sandwich Mr. Tenpenny is always ordering. |
| HELLO | Comrade Hawthorne. You seem to get along okay with the ladies. What's your secret? |
| HELLO | Cheers! |
| HELLO | Ummm. Errrr. Ahh... |
| HELLO | Su-su-susan! Hello! I uh... well. You know. |
| HELLO | Tiffany. Why are you always off doing your own thing? |
| HELLO | Tiffany? |
| HELLO | Anthony, darling, you're looking rather bloated today. |
| HELLO | I've got some ointment in the Boutique that should help with those bags under your eyes, love. |
| HELLO | There's nothing to worry about I presume, Chief? |
| HELLO | I trust everyone in the tower is healthy? No plagues to worry about, are there Doctor? |
| HELLO | Have you ever considered performing, what do they call it? Plastic surgery? You know, where you make people look young again? |
| HELLO | I've noticed some new items on the menu. |
| HELLO | One day, you'll have to teach me to cook. I've always wanted to learn, but never had the time. |
| HELLO | Ahhh. There's nothing like a nice glass of wine at the end of a long day, eh Michael? |
| HELLO | Here's to being rich, eh Michael? |
| HELLO | Not to pry, dear. But what is exactly the problem between you and your husband? |
| HELLO | Tiffany. A toast! Here's to stupid men and the women who love them! |
| HELLO | What will you be having for lunch, Mister Tenpenny? |
| HELLO | I'll need another order of hairnets, Anthony. |
| HELLO | You know, if they'd like to, your men could dine in the cafe. They don't always have to eat in the barracks. |
| HELLO | I'll send over something tasty for the men later. A special treat of some kind to let them know we care. |
| HELLO | Doctor, I've been meaning to ask you. Do you think it's safe to serve raw Mirelurk meat? It can be quite delicious. |
| HELLO | Have you noticed the newer, healthier additions to the menu, Doc? |
| HELLO | Here you are, hon. |
| HELLO | Bon appetit! |
| HELLO | Here you are. Sorry that took so long. |
| HELLO | Here you go. I hope you enjoy your meal! |
| HELLO | I made it just like you like it. Enjoy! |
| HELLO | Hey! I know you! Care to share a drink? |
| HELLO | Gustavo, pal. You need to lighten up a bit. Relax. Have some fun, right? Right. Life's too short for all that grumpiness. |
| HELLO | Daring... why do they call you that? Why not "Dash" or "Wood," or "Herb" for godsakes. I mean, that'd make more sense, wouldn't it? |
| HELLO | Daring. I've been meaning to ask. Was it hard to do all those adventures with the radio crew tagging along? I mean, it must have been distracting. |
| HELLO | Hey... Cheng. Why the hell do you call everyone "Comrade" all the time? |
| HELLO | Comrade. Come share a drink. |
| HELLO | Lydia! I've missed you! Come share a wee drinky with me. How was your day dear? |
| HELLO | I'm glad you're here. You're the only one that understands me. The rest, I think they are secretly laughing at me all the time. But not you. |
| HELLO | Susan. Why are you always so kind to me? |
| HELLO | I like spending time with you Susan. |
| HELLO | Mrs. Cheng. Take a load off, enjoy a glass of wine. Relax. You're so high strung, woman! |
| HELLO | Nothing like a fine glass of bubbly to make all things right with the world, eh Mrs. Cheng? |
| HELLO | Did you find any of the information I collected at all useful, Chief? |
| HELLO | Chief. I'm concerned some of your men have been sleeping on the job. Well not literally, I just mean, they don't seem that alert. |
| HELLO | Edgar, dear... |
| HELLO | Edgar... |
| HELLO | I trust you are still feeling satisfied from our last... "conversation?" |
| HELLO | Why, hello there! |
| HELLO | Hello Chief. |
| HELLO | I'm not feeling well, Doctor. |
| HELLO | Doctor Banfield... |
| HELLO | Why Edgar, darling. You're looking quite handsome today! |
| HELLO | Do I make you nervous, Edgar? |
| HELLO | Daring, I'm positively bored here! You know, I used to have quite a different life before Tenpenny Tower. Sometimes I long for a little excitement. |
| HELLO | Let's run away together, and have a real adventure! |
| HELLO | Irving. |
| HELLO | You must learn how to relax, Irving! |
| HELLO | You're always so busy. Why don't you take a day off once in a while? |
| HELLO | Where'd you learn to cook? Everything you make is so delicious. I'd just set the place on fire if I ever tried what you do. |
| HELLO | Michael... do you think I'm pretty? |
| HELLO | Do you ever find it stifling in this tower? Like the walls are keeping us in, rather than keeping the Wasteland out? |
| HELLO | Hey Anthony. I think I need a new dress. Something with a little color, if you got any thing like that. |
| HELLO | You ever been married before? |
| HELLO | What's the chance you or one of your men would trip and accidentally shoot my husband in the head? |
| HELLO | Hello there, Chief. I don't suppose there's any way you could, I don't know, SHOOT MY HUSBAND?! Make it look like an accident or something? |
| HELLO | Hey Doc. You got any poison pills in your hospital? |
| HELLO | Is it hard to tell if someone has been murdered, or just died in his sleep? |
| HELLO | You ever kill a man, Daring? |
| HELLO | Irving's always on that damn computer, typing away at his stupid projects. I wish I knew about computers. I'd erase that damn thing! |
| HELLO | I'm leaving. Bye! |
| HELLO | Lydia, have you ever been in love? |
| HELLO | Do you think it's possible to love someone too much? |
| HELLO | Are you happy with your life, Ms. Primrose? |
| HELLO | Is cooking fun? Maybe I should help you out sometime. You know, just to have something interesting to do? |
| HELLO | You're in here even more than I am. And I thought my life sucked. |
| HELLO | Nothing like a little ale to wash away the day, eh? |
| HELLO | I'm afraid I can't stop and chit chat. |
| HELLO | I'm afraid I can't stop and chit chat. |
| HELLO | Can I help you? |
| HELLO | Hello. |
| HELLO | Hello, dear. |
| HELLO | Hi. |
| HELLO | Hey. |
| HELLO | Help! Bomb! |
| HELLO | Help me! |
| HELLO | My God, it's about to go off! |
| HELLO | You can do this. |
| HELLO | Here we are! |
| HELLO | Good, you're here! |
| HELLO | Go on. Jonas is waiting for you downstairs. |
| HELLO | How's it going, sweetheart? |
| HELLO | How's it going, pal? |
| HELLO | So what do you think we should call our gang? It's got to be totally killer, though. |
| HELLO | Come on, Wally. You always have good ideas. |
| HELLO | Show us how smart you are, Wally. What should we call ourselves? |
| HELLO | Hey, Paul, your hobby's open. Whoa, that's your hobby? Ha ha ha ha! Now quick, give me an idea for what to name our gang. |
| HELLO | Um. What about the "Tunnel Rats"? Or aren't rats tough enough? |
| HELLO | Hmm. Snakes are cool, right? The Vault Snakes! What do you guys think? |
| HELLO | Maybe... the Vault Rats? You guys like that? |
| HELLO | Come on, you guys can do better than that. We need a good name! |
| HELLO | You guys are dumb. Somebody's got to have a better idea than those. |
| HELLO | Ah man, you got a Pipboy. I wish I was ten. |
| HELLO | Thanks for inviting me to your party. |
| HELLO | What are you looking at, dork-face? |
| HELLO | Hey there, butt-breath! Ha ha ha. |
| HELLO | Nice Pip-Boy. What is that, one of the 3000A models? What a piece of junk. I think you have to wind it up every morning. |
| HELLO | Look Butch, I don't think his puny arm is strong enough to lift that Pip-Boy. |
| HELLO | Look Butch, I don't think her puny arm is strong enough to lift that Pip-Boy. |
| HELLO | Buzz off, pipsqueak. |
| HELLO | Hey, happy birthday, nosebleed. Ha ha ha. |
| HELLO | I didn't bring you a present, if that's what you're wondering. |
| HELLO | Just because I came to your party doesn't mean I have to talk to you. |
| HELLO | What are you looking at? |
| HELLO | Hey there, ten years old today, right? Happy birthday. |
| HELLO | Shouldn't you be in the diner at your party? |
| HELLO | Having fun? |
| HELLO | Wow, the Pip-Boy really makes you look all grown up. |
| HELLO | Come on, try to look like you're enjoying yourself! |
| HELLO | Sorry about Butch... Your Dad said we had to invite him. |
| HELLO | Happy birthday, dearie! |
| HELLO | How are you enjoying the party, Mrs. Palmer? I helped with the decorations, you know. |
| HELLO | Thank you for coming, Ms. Beatrice. I hope you're having a nice time. |
| HELLO | Do you think we surprised him? |
| HELLO | Do you think we surprised her? |
| HELLO | Daddy, I told you not to act all official. I know you were joking, but I'm not sure anyone else did. |
| HELLO | Thanks for coming, Stanley, I know you were busy with the water purifier. Everything's fine, I hope? |
| HELLO | Hi, Stevie. Great party, huh? |
| HELLO | Hello, Officer Gomez. I'm glad you could make it. |
| HELLO | Fun party, huh? |
| HELLO | Thanks for coming. Are you having fun? |
| HELLO | Are you having a nice time? |
| HELLO | Nice to see the kids having a good time, isn't it? |
| HELLO | Thanks for coming. It means a lot to both of us. |
| HELLO | Have you heard about Freddie Gomez? |
| HELLO | Did you see his Pip-Boy? What a clunker! |
| HELLO | Did you see her Pip-Boy? What a clunker! |
| HELLO | Enjoying yourself? |
| HELLO | Nice party. |
| HELLO | Happy birthday! |
| HELLO | George, I thought I told you to have a talk with Timmy about Old Lady Dithers. |
| HELLO | George, have you spoken to your son about Old Lady Dithers? |
| HELLO | What's the latest gossip from Mabel? |
| HELLO | So, heard anything good from Mabel lately? |
| HELLO | Hi, Martha. |
| HELLO | Say, Martha... |
| HELLO | Hi, Mabel. How's it going? |
| HELLO | How are you, Mabel? |
| HELLO | Janet... You think maybe we should have a talk about children? |
| HELLO | Listen, honey. Do you think maybe it's time we talk about having kids? |
| HELLO | Hello, dear. |
| HELLO | Hi, honey. |
| HELLO | Good day, George. |
| HELLO | Good to see you, George! |
| HELLO | Hi, Mommy. |
| HELLO | Hi, Daddy. |
| HELLO | Hi, Martha. |
| HELLO | Hello, Ms. Dithers. |
| HELLO | Hi, Mabel. |
| HELLO | Hi, Janet. |
| HELLO | Hi, Roger. |
| HELLO | Hi, Pat. |
| HELLO | Hi, George. |
| HELLO | [crying] |
| HELLO | Hiya. |
| HELLO | Good day! |
| HELLO | Hello! |
| HELLO | Beautiful day, isn't it? |
| HELLO | Well hi there! |
| HELLO | Good day. |
| HELLO | Good afternoon! |
| HELLO | Good day to you, young miss! |
| HELLO | Good day to you, young master! |
| HELLO | Hey you! Welcome back! |
| HELLO | It's the hero of Big Town! |
| HELLO | What the hell?! Oh it's you. |
| HELLO | Have you come to talk to me? |
| HELLO | Hurray! |
| HELLO | There he is! |
| HELLO | There she is! |
| HELLO | Oh it's you! Hello! |
| HELLO | Heya! |
| HELLO | Elder Lyons... |
| HELLO | Damn, Dusky. You're a beast with that rifle. |
| HELLO | Goddamn, Dusk. Pretty good shootin'. |
| HELLO | Hey hey, Dusky. How's it going? |
| HELLO | How's it comin' along, Dusky? |
| HELLO | Initiate waiting for orders, sir! |
| HELLO | Initiate reporting, Sir Dusk! |
| HelloResponseHowAreYou | Okay, I guess. |
| HelloResponseHowAreYou | Kind of bored, actually. |
| HelloResponseHowAreYou | I don't know. Fine, I guess. |
| HelloResponseHowAreYou | I feel kind of sick. Maybe I shouldn't have eaten that lizard. |
| HelloResponseHowAreYou | Do you ever dream about monsters? I do. |
| HelloResponseWhatsUp | I don't know. What about you? |
| HelloResponseWhatsUp | Just hanging around. What's up with you? |
| HelloResponseWhatsUp | Hanging around this boring place, as usual. |
| HelloResponseWhatsUp | Nothing. I'm bored. |
| HelloResponseWhatsUp | I don't know. |
| HelloResponseWhatsUp | Um. I can't remember. |
| HireButch1 | Hell yeah, I do! I could be out there and kicking butt in my own gang and everything. The Tunnel Snakes could ride again! |
| HireButch1 | Or, y'know, slither again. Whatever! |
| HireButch2A | What? A goody-two-shoes like you could never make it in a real gang! |
| HireButch2A | You want to hang with a Tunnel Snake like me, you gotta be hard. |
| HireButch2A | Whoa, hey, that's cool and all, but you're just a little too... intense, y'know? |
| HireButch2A | I mean, Butch is down for action, but you... You're a psycho! |
| HireButch2A | I really wish I could, man, but three's a crowd, you know? I'll just stay here for now. |
| HireButch2A | Tunnel Snakes rule! |
| HireButch2A | Yeah... yeah! You'd be perfect for my gang! You're in! |
| HireButch2A | Tunnel Snakes rule! |
| HireButch2B | Yeah, well what do you know? I'm gonna go out there and I'm gonna have the biggest, toughest gang ever! |
| HireButch2B | Y'know... tomorrow. Once I round up a few more people... |
| HireFawkes1A | My friend, I would be honored to follow a hero such as yourself. Shall we go? |
| Hit | Head hurt! |
| Hit | Arm hurt! |
| Hit | Leg hit! |
| Hit | Son, I brought you into this world. I think you know the rest. |
| Hit | Honey, I brought you into this world. I think you know the rest. |
| Hit | Aggh! What in God's name is wrong with you? |
| Hit | Stop screwing around! |
| Hit | Bzzt. |
| Hit | Bzzt. |
| Hit | Bzzt. |
| Hit | Vvvvzzz. |
| Hit | Vvvvzzz. |
| Hit | Vvvvzzz. |
| Hit | Quit it! |
| Hit | That hurts! |
| Hit | Stop! |
| Hit | Ow! |
| Hit | Aggh! |
| Hit | Ahh! |
| Hit | Aah! |
| Hit | Ugh! |
| Hit | Don't push your luck, punk. |
| Hit | I'll remember that. |
| Hit | Don't mess with the Tunnel Snakes! |
| Hit | You'll get yours eventually, spaz. |
| Hit | It's going to be fun paying you back for that. |
| Hit | Ooof! |
| Hit | Ahh! |
| Hit | Argh! |
| Hit | I'm hit! |
| Hit | Ugh! |
| Hit | Damn! |
| Hit | Don't mess with the Tunnel Snakes! |
| Hit | You're going to regret that. |
| Hit | Not a good idea. |
| Hit | Cut that out! |
| Hit | Ow! Quit it! |
| Hit | What are you doing? |
| Hit | Ugh! |
| Hit | Argh! |
| Hit | Ahh! |
| Hit | My leg! |
| Hit | Get it off me! |
| Hit | Somebody help! |
| Hit | Help! Roaches! |
| Hit | Oh my God, someone help me! |
| Hit | Aaaaah! |
| Hit | Help! Aaaaaah! |
| Hit | Oh please help me! |
| Hit | Get them away from me! |
| Hit | Get away, you filthy thing! |
| Hit | Ow! That hurts! |
| Hit | Butchie! Help me! |
| Hit | What's happening? |
| Hit | Aaagh! |
| Hit | Aaah! Stop it! |
| Hit | Dad! |
| Hit | Alarm! |
| Hit | No! |
| Hit | My arm! |
| Hit | My eyes! |
| Hit | I'm hit! |
| Hit | Medic! |
| Hit | Taking fire! |
| Hit | Medic! |
| Hit | Ugh! |
| Hit | Oof! |
| Hit | Argh! |
| Hit | Ahh! |
| Hit | Ugh! |
| Hit | No! |
| Hit | Paaaaiiinn! |
| Hit | You pay for that! |
| Hit | Aggh! Wounded! |
| Hit | Ug! |
| Hit | Oof! |
| Hit | Yah! |
| Hit | My leg! |
| Hit | My arm! |
| Hit | Aggh! |
| Hit | Oof! |
| Hit | Fuck! |
| Hit | Ahh! |
| Hit | Goddamnit! |
| Hit | My fuckin' head! |
| Hit | My arm! |
| Hit | Agh! My leg! |
| Hit | Uuggh! |
| Hit | I'm hit! |
| Hit | Aggghhhh! |
| Hit | Ugh! |
| Hit | My head... |
| Hit | My arm! |
| Hit | Arm's hit! |
| Hit | Leg's hit! |
| Hit | Aggh! |
| Hit | Uggh! |
| Hit | I'm hit! |
| Hit | Taking fire! |
| Hit | Ooof! |
| Hit | Aggh! It's called Power Armor for a reason, freak! |
| Hit | Damn it! |
| Hit | Ow! |
| Hit | Blood! Aaah! |
| Hit | Aggh! |
| Hit | Oof! |
| Hit | Ahh! |
| Hit | I'm hit! |
| Hit | Taking fire! |
| Hit | You think that'll stop a Tunnel Snake? |
| Hit | Ow! |
| Hit | Oh, man! |
| Hit | You're asking for it, pal! |
| Hit | Hey, asshole, no fair fighting back! |
| Hit | Don't you know who you're dealing with? I'm Butch, punk! |
| Hit | You are in so much trouble now! |
| Hit | Okay, that's it! No more mister nice Butch! |
| Hit | Oh shit, that hurt! |
| Hit | What the hell, man? |
| Hit | That didn't even hurt. |
| Hit | You're gonna pay for that. |
| Hit | That the best you got? |
| Hit | Dammit, that hurts! |
| Hit | Arg! Shit! |
| Hit | Can I get some help over here? |
| Hit | Damnit! |
| Hit | This is preposterous! |
| Hit | You're just pissing me off! |
| Hit | Grrrr. |
| Hit | I just had this suit tailored! |
| Hit | Ahh! |
| Hit | Ugh! |
| Hit | Fuck! |
| Hit | Aggh! |
| Hit | Oh! |
| Hit | Ahh! |
| Hit | Ow! |
| Hit | Help! |
| Hit | I'm hit! |
| Hit | Damn! |
| Hit | Ugh! |
| Hit | Ugh! |
| Hit | Oof! |
| Hit | Oof! |
| Hit | Argh! |
| Hit | Argh! |
| Hit | Ahh! |
| Hit | Ahh! |
| Hit | Ugh! |
| Hit | Ugh! |
| Hit | Ugh! |
| Hit | Hmph! |
| Hit | Hmph! |
| Hit | Hmph! |
| Hit | Ugh! |
| Hit | Ugh! |
| Hit | Ugh! |
| Hit | Oof! |
| Hit | Oof! |
| Hit | Oof! |
| Hit | Argh! |
| Hit | Argh! |
| Hit | Argh! |
| Hit | Ahh! |
| Hit | Ahh! |
| Hit | Ahh! |
| Hit | Ugh! |
| Hit | Ugh! |
| Hit | Ugh! |
| Hit | Hmph! |
| Hit | Hmph! |
| Hit | Hmph! |
| Hit | Hey, shoot at the targets, okay? That's not a toy! |
| Hit | Careful with that, sport! |
| Hit | Whoa, that stings! |
| Hit | Ow! |
| Hit | This is your last warning before I kill you. |
| Hit | Once more and I'm going to have to kill you. |
| Hit | Hey, cut it out! |
| Hit | Ow! That hurts, you know! |
| Hit | That wasn't very nice. |
| Hit | Come on, stop that. |
| Hit | Don't do that again. Last warning. |
| Hit | What are you doing? |
| Hit | Watch it! |
| Hit | Ugh! |
| Hit | Aggh! |
| Hit | Ooomf! |
| Hit | Ooogh! |
| Hit | Don't do that again. Last warning. |
| Hit | What are you doing? |
| Hit | Watch it! |
| Hit | Cut that out! |
| Hit | I'm on your side! |
| Hit | What do you think you're doing? |
| Hit | Careful with that! |
| Hit | Grraa! |
| Hit | Aggh! |
| Hit | Uggh! |
| IdleChatter | Don't get me wrong, I love to cause trouble, but you go too far. |
| IdleChatter | So boring... |
| IdleChatter | No green stuff here... |
| IdleChatter | Getting hungry... |
| IdleChatter | Wish a buckethead would show up... I'd rip his legs clean off... |
| IdleChatter | |
| IdleChatter | You've changed. I mean, bad is one thing. Evil is another. |
| IdleChatter | Did you really have to kill all of those people back there? They didn't seem so bad. |
| IdleChatter | I always knew that you were a teacher's pet. |
| IdleChatter | This do-gooder crap is for the birds. |
| IdleChatter | Man, you're just a little goody two-shoes, aren't you? |
| IdleChatter | I need some shades or something... |
| IdleChatter | |
| IdleChatter | So... thirsty... |
| IdleChatter | Won't someone please... water... |
| IdleChatter | I can't take it anymore... please... help me... |
| IdleChatter | Please... God... so thirsty... |
| IdleChatter | It's so bright out here. |
| IdleChatter | Let's get inside. I hate it out here. |
| IdleChatter | Man. That creeps me out. That thing up there. You know, the sky. |
| IdleChatter | You're not gonna leave me here, are you? |
| IdleChatter | Let's head to that place in Rivet City for a drink. |
| IdleChatter | Being sober really sucks. |
| IdleChatter | Can we rest or something? |
| IdleChatter | How do people breathe out here? |
| IdleChatter | Man, I'm all itchy. |
| IdleChatter | What if someone's following us? |
| IdleChatter | Do you even know where you're going? |
| IdleChatter | Are you going the right way? |
| IdleChatter | This place gives me the creeps. |
| IdleChatter | Whew. Man, it stinks. |
| IdleChatter | I heard that there were dragons out here. You ever see one? |
| IdleChatter | You wanna get out of here? |
| IdleChatter | What was that noise? |
| IdleChatter | Hey! Did you hear that? |
| IdleChatter | Bo-ring. |
| IdleChatter | Man, it stinks. The vault never smelled like this. |
| IdleChatter | Be careful. |
| IdleChatter | This place is not safe. |
| IdleChatter | There may be danger here. |
| IdleChatter | |
| IdleChatter | |
| IdleChatter | Be cautious. |
| IdleChatter | Aww, aren't you cute? |
| IdleChatter | Can I have a better gun? |
| IdleChatter | |
| IdleChatter | I wonder what Eulogy is doing... |
| IdleChatter | This place sucks. |
| IdleChatter | I'm bored. |
| IdleChatter | There's not a lot of cash in bein' good, you know. |
| IdleChatter | I didn't sign on with you so that we could be playing Santa Claus out here. |
| IdleChatter | What's goin' on here, kid? I thought you were some sort of badass. |
| IdleChatter | Goddamn cigarettes are getting' harder to find. |
| IdleChatter | What... what's happening? |
| IdleChatter | Why's everything all blurry? |
| IdleChatter | Whoa... what's going on? |
| IdleChatter | Man... am I out of smokes again? |
| IdleChatter | I could use a smoke. |
| IdleChatter | Hang on... just need to catch my breath... |
| IdleChatter | Goddamn collar on this armor is too tight... |
| IdleChatter | |
| IdleChatter | |
| IdleChatter | ...is that blood? |
| IdleChatter | Dammit... |
| IdleChatter | I forgot how fucked up everything was out here. |
| IdleChatter | Man, I'm glad to finally be away from Megaton. |
| IdleChatter | It's good to be out here again. Damn good. |
| IdleChatter | Hey! I found a... dammit. Never mind. It wasn't anything. |
| IdleChatter | C'mon. Let's get moving. |
| IdleChatter | What the...? Did I step in something? |
| IdleChatter | Thought I heard something... |
| IdleChatter | I think I've been here before. |
| IdleChatter | Too much open space out here. I don't like it. |
| IdleChatter | Up there. That's a good fuckin' spot for a sniper. Keep an eye out. |
| IdleChatter | I hope this place stays standin' long enough for us to leave. |
| IdleChatter | This floor don't look stable. |
| IdleChatter | Man, it stinks in here. |
| IdleChatter | It saddens me to see you behaving in this manner, my friend. |
| IdleChatter | The path of right action is the way of truth. Perhaps you need a reminder of this. |
| IdleChatter | You have strayed from your path, my friend. |
| IdleChatter | There is reason to be cautious here. |
| IdleChatter | Be aware of our surroundings. |
| IdleChatter | Though we may seem safe for the moment, it is fleeting. |
| IdleChatter | There is safety in mindfulness. |
| IdleChatter | Be aware of the present moment. |
| IdleChatter | We should be mindful. |
| IdleChatter | In all things, the calm heart must prevail. |
| IdleChatter | I'm here, at your back. |
| IdleChatter | Careful... |
| IdleChatter | Our steps must be measured. |
| IdleChatter | The air smells... dangerous. |
| IdleChatter | There are times that I feel the primal part of me pulling me away. |
| IdleChatter | We must walk softly. |
| IdleChatter | It's amazing that people trust you enough not to attack me. |
| IdleChatter | I'm concerned about this area. |
| IdleChatter | Sir, searching for targets. |
| IdleChatter | Scanning, sir... |
| IdleChatter | Sir, I am on the lookout. |
| IdleChatter | Your actions have become disturbing to me. |
| IdleChatter | This is a dangerous game that you play. |
| IdleChatter | We all stray from our path from time to time. I trust that you will return to yours. Soon. |
| IdleChatter | Make no mistake. Your father would be proud of what you've done. |
| IdleChatter | Your father would be proud of you. |
| IdleChatter | You are a credit to your father. |
| IdleChatter | You're on point. I shall back you up. |
| IdleChatter | Watch for signs of trouble. |
| IdleChatter | Helping the people of the Wasteland is of the utmost to the Lyons Doctrine. |
| IdleChatter | I've been here before... |
| IdleChatter | I remember this area. |
| IdleChatter | There may be hostiles in the area. |
| IdleChatter | Caution is advised. |
| IdleChatter | Is this relevant to the mission? |
| IdleChatter | Vigilance is advised. |
| IdleChatter | Be vigilant. |
| IdleChatter | Huh? |
| IdleChatter | Rusty old pipe! A fresh coat of paint is just what you need! |
| IdleChatter | That should just about do it. |
| IdleChatter | Let's go people. The Overseer's patience is... limited. |
| IdleChatter | There are no dishes in this house. Please go out and purchase more. |
| IdleChatter | Laundry is dirty and unfolded. Please purchase a washing machine and ironing board. |
| IdleChatter | Floors need sweeping. Please purchase broom and vacuum cleaner accessories. |
| IdleChatter | Damn, machine. Stop floating there and get moving! |
| IdleChatter | This robot is broken, all right. Damned if I know what to do about it... |
| IdleChatter | Maybe it's a servo error? Nah, that doesn't make any sense... |
| IdleChatter | You don't want to be the first class in history to fail the G.O.A.T., do you? |
| IdleChatter | Take your seats so we can get started. |
| IdleChatter | Come on, people. Find your seats. |
| IdleChatter | Let's not keep the Overseer waiting. |
| IdleChatter | Come on, Freddie! Finish up already. |
| IdleChatter | If I ever get my hands on that kid, so help me... |
| IdleChatter | Anyone could have told him the roaches would swarm if we shut the lights off... |
| IdleChatter | Damn roaches... where do they keep coming from? |
| IdleChatter | Please no more roaches. |
| IdleChatter | I can't believe it. Jonas... |
| IdleChatter | Lights'll be back on in a few more minutes. Few more minutes. |
| IdleChatter | What the hell has gotten into the Overseer? |
| IdleChatter | You won't see the Overseer out on roach patrol. |
| IdleChatter | I can't believe the Doc went out there. Rather shoot myself in the head. |
| IdleChatter | Damn that troublemaking doctor. |
| IdleChatter | It's all the Doc's fault. He never should have opened the door. |
| IdleChatter | I knew we should've never let him in. Said so at the time. |
| IdleChatter | Oh my God. Oh my God. |
| IdleChatter | They're everywhere... |
| IdleChatter | Please, no more. No more no more no more. |
| IdleChatter | Got to get a grip on yourself, Gloria. Get a grip. |
| IdleChatter | Freddie, do you understand what "pencils down" means? |
| IdleChatter | Freddie, it's multiple choice. You can't really still be thinking about it. |
| IdleChatter | I don't have all day, Freddie. The Overseer's waiting for these. |
| IdleChatter | Help! Bomb! |
| IdleChatter | Help me! |
| IdleChatter | My God, it's about to go off! |
| INFOGENERAL | Mabel sure does make some wonderful pies. She's a great cook. |
| INFOGENERAL | Oh, I was just looking at the new RobCo catalog. Some impressive things they're doing these days. |
| INFOGENERAL | I was thinking of having a cookout soon, since the weather has been so wonderful. |
| INFOGENERAL | Sure is a beautiful day today. |
| INFOGENERAL | Nothing like the smell of apple pie, is there? I can't get enough of it. |
| InfoRefusal | Do I look like I care? |
| KellerFamilyHolotape1 | Tina, it's me. Your brother? Alex? Listen, mom would kill me if she knew I was contacting you, but she's being an impossible bitch right now. |
| KellerFamilyHolotape1 | You have to come home. Do you understand me? This thing with China... it's not going away. We're going to try to get into one of those Vaults. |
| KellerFamilyHolotape1 | If that doesn't work, well... I have a backup plan. There's this secure bunker... another sort of vault... inside the National Guard Depot, and... |
| KellerFamilyHolotape1 | Look, no matter what it takes, the whole damn Keller family's gonna ride this storm out, but you've got to get your ass home. Now! |
| KellerFamilyHolotape2 | Paul, it's me. Tina. I heard back from my sister Candace. We couldn't get into a Vault. 101, 87, didn't matter -- all full to capacity. |
| KellerFamilyHolotape2 | But my brother Alex is a soldier and... he sort of stole the pass code for a secure Army bunker. He did it for the family. But they caught him. |
| KellerFamilyHolotape2 | Before they took him into custody, Alex he sent each of us one number of the four-digit code. That way, we all have to be together to get in. |
| KellerFamilyHolotape2 | He gave me number "5" -- the day of my birth. So I guess what I'm saying is... I'm still leaving. It's been fun. Kind of. |
| KellerFamilyHolotape2 | Oh, and I'm not pregnant. So no worries. |
| KellerFamilyHolotape3 | Mom, it's Candace. Oh my God, it's really happening. I can see the cloud... it's so big... Mom, I'm so scared. |
| KellerFamilyHolotape3 | I'm heading to the Vault now. I'll do whatever I can to get inside. My number of the passcode was "7," right? |
| KellerFamilyHolotape4 | Ralphie, son, this is your father! We can't get into the goddamn Vault without you! Get your ass over here now! My "4" is useless without you, boy... |
| KellerFamilyHolotape5 | Candace, it's Ralph. Tell dad there's no way in hell I'm spending nuclear Armageddon trapped with him in a fucking closet. |
| KellerFamilyHolotape5 | You can have my number. It's "6." Now if you'll excuse me, I've got a mushroom cloud to walk into. Have a happy holocaust! |
| LamplightGreetingChoice1 | You're big, and I don't have any big friends. You better just go out the way you came in. |
| LamplightGreetingChoice2 | I ain't kidding. You're not supposed to be here, so you better leave. |
| LamplightHolotape1 | My name is Carrie Delaney. I teach fourth grade at the Early Dawn Elementary School, in Washington, D.C. |
| LamplightHolotape1 | Yesterday, October 23, 2077, half the school went on a field trip to Lamplight Caverns. We were packing up to leave when� when everything went crazy. |
| LamplightHolotape1 | The caves started shaking, the lights went out, the kids started screaming. My God... Mister Pollack went outside to see what was going on. |
| LamplightHolotape1 | When he came back in, he told us what he saw. Clouds. Mushroom clouds. It's finally happened. The end of the world. |
| LamplightHolotape2 | We're all okay. If you can call being stuck in a cave with 82 terrified kids okay. Alive, anyway. But I don't know what the hell we're going to do. |
| LamplightHolotape2 | It's been 4 days. Claudia went out this morning to look around, and never came back. Then Mr. Cob went out to look for her, and HE never came back. |
| LamplightHolotape2 | So now there's only me, two other teachers, two of the parents who were chaperoning, and a few of the cavern staff. And all these poor kids. |
| LamplightHolotape2 | We've got enough food and water to last for awhile, I guess. But after that? I just don't know. We can't stay in here forever. Can we? |
| LamplightHolotape3 | Um... I guess this thing is working. I'm Jason Grant. I'm 10 years old. I'm in Mrs. Delaney's class at Early Dawn Elementary. |
| LamplightHolotape3 | A month ago, the big war came and everything was destroyed. Except us. We're still okay in these caves. Kind of. |
| LamplightHolotape3 | Mrs. Delaney went out this morning to get help, and she never came back. The other adults never came back either. So now it's just us kids. |
| LamplightHolotape3 | A lot of the others still cry every day. They're really scared. I'm not. There's nothing to be scared of, as long as we don't go outside. |
| LamplightHolotape3 | Nobody else wants to be in charge, so I'm going to try. Most of the kids listen to me already, so it should be easy. |
| LamplightHolotape4 | It's been almost two months, and we're all doing pretty good, even if we are all alone. |
| LamplightHolotape4 | There's a door that leads to a Vault, right here in the caverns. Every day we bang and bang, but they won't let us in. We can hear them in there! |
| LamplightHolotape4 | One time, a guy on the other side told us we were dead already. Fuck those grown ups. Fuck them all. We don't need them ever again. |
| LamplightHolotape5 | We've been in here for 3 months now, and it's way better than it used to be. Who says kids can't take care of themselves? |
| LamplightHolotape5 | Jason has done a really good job keeping everyone busy. He says if we want to survive, we need to work together, and work hard. |
| LamplightHolotape5 | A few of the kids have started saying we're like a whole new city. A city of kids. They call it "Little Lamplight." It's so cool. |
| LamplightHolotape5 | All of us voted, in secret, and tomorrow we're going to tell Jason that he's the city's first mayor! He's going to be so happy with us. |
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| LLAboutLamplight | There's always one big sister or another who knows her way around a compress and a sewing needle, so we take care of most of the little scrapes. |
| LLAboutLamplight | And way back when, someone figured out that some of the plants and fungus around here absorb radiation. |
| LLAboutLamplight | The little ones don't like to eat their veggies, but they don't like to be sick, either. So we get by. |
| LLAboutLamplight | Well, back at the start, all the children had were the notes from the grown-ups that hadn't left yet, and a few books on caves from the store. |
| LLAboutLamplight | But after finding the vault, a few scavengers brought back holotapes for basic schooling. Reading, basic math, encyclopedias, that sort of thing. |
| LLAboutLamplight | We don't get many books anymore from the scav team, but I make sure to keep my own notes on the computer for whoever takes over after I leave. |
| LLAboutLamplight | Honestly? When we can't scavenge some from outside, we mostly scrape it off the walls and skim it off the water. |
| LLAboutLamplight | No, really. Most of our food comes from fungus that grows in these caves. It's not so bad when you get used to it, and we don't have much choice. |
| LLAboutLamplight | At least it's filling, so we don't have to eat much of it. But, man oh man, it tastes terrible. |
| LLAboutLamplight | Organized?! Have you walked around this place? It's pure anarchy! And I wouldn't have it any other fucking way. |
| LLAboutLamplight | We can't all stay here forever, so we've all got to leave eventually. And there's not much to look forward to out there. |
| LLAboutLamplight | So we have a good time while we're here, and the occasional ruthless little bastard like me makes sure it doesn't fall apart for the other kids. |
| LLAboutLamplight2A | Well, we all know the basics. Combat first aid, you know? But I've got the most experience at the tough stuff. |
| LLAboutLamplight2A | Bumble's been learning the most about the more complex parts of cutting and sewing. People tease her, but she's got a steady hand. |
| LLAboutLamplight2A | Of course, now she just needs to learn what you do and don't cut. |
| LLAboutLamplight2A | Mostly, whatever they want to learn. We don't have strict classes or anything down here. But it does mean they're interested in what I'm teaching. |
| LLAboutLamplight2A | But everyone learns the basics of fighting and shooting and survival - we've all got obvious reasons to be interested in that. |
| LLAboutLamplight2A | It's pretty hard to find, and I hear it doesn't grow in other caves. I don't know why it's here, but without it, we'd be goners. |
| LLAboutLamplight2A | "Think fungus just grows on trees? No, it grows in caves!" Ugh. Knock Knock came up with that one once, and now it's stuck in my head forever. |
| LLAboutLamplight2A | Doesn't take any work to get it to grow down here. All I have to do is collect and prepare it. Mostly, I try to get the stink off it. |
| LLAboutLamplight2A | It's not that complex. Any kid can say they want to be mayor here. It's just that most don't want to bother with the responsibility of leading. |
| LLAboutLamplight2A | Most of the time, they last until the kids get tired of them, then they get kicked out on their ass by the new mayor. One only lasted 5 minutes. |
| LLAboutLamplight2A | Of course, I've kept this place going strong for three years. To most of these kids, that makes me Mayor For Fucking Life. Fine by me, I say. |
| LLAboutLamplight2B | It is, especially for dealing with the low-level radiation we all get from the water. The fungus just soaks it right up. |
| LLAboutLamplight2B | But it doesn't help the rickets that keeps hitting younger Lamplighters. Believe it or not, I can make a treatment for that from extract of Buffout. |
| LLAboutLamplight2B | Actually, if you can talk MacCready into it, I'd be glad to trade some fungus for Buffout. But he'd have to say it was okay. |
| LLAboutLamplight2B | We entered all of the books and holotapes into the computer, but frankly, there are a lot of important subjects the vault's materials didn't cover. |
| LLAboutLamplight2B | I could wish for more, but we're probably still the best school in the Wasteland. Maybe the only school in the Wasteland, really. |
| LLAboutLamplight2B | They say the fungus grows in the pools where the first Lamplighters dumped the mungos. That's about the most they ever helped us. |
| LLAboutLamplight2B | I don't know how true that is, but I know sometimes the scav team comes back with this strange meat that tastes terrible, but the fungus loves it. |
| LLAboutLamplight2B | I don't know where they find that meat, but if you could bring some back, I'd be glad to trade fungus for it. Of course, MacCready'd have to okay it. |
| LLAboutLamplight2B | People change when they grow up, and we don't trust mungos living down here. So we leave for a place called Big Town before we get too old. |
| LLAboutLamplight2B | At least, that's the line Joseph teaches. But, really, we simply don't have enough space or food for everyone to stay here forever. |
| LLAboutLamplight2B | So I've got to exile some to avoid ruining the whole town. It's a fucking hard brutal choice to make, but that's the way we stay alive. |
| LLAboutLamplight2B | People change when they grow up, and we don't trust mungos living down here. So we leave for a place called Big Town before we get too old. |
| LLAboutLamplight2B | Kids who grow up fighting and surviving in Lamplight are better trained for the world out there than idiots who were pampered by grown-ups outside. |
| LLAboutLamplight2C | Well, until you come asking for a bandage, at least. |
| LLAboutLamplight2C | Glad I could help. |
| LLAboutLamplight2C | Sure. |
| LLAboutLamplight2C | About time. |
| LLBackGateConv1 | Hey, squirt! Hey, look at me when I talk to you. |
| LLBackGateConv1 | Hey, little Miss Sammy! Pay attention! |
| LLBackGateConv2 | What? |
| LLBackGateConv2 | Yeah? |
| LLBackGateConv3 | If you don't get me a new gun next time you're topside, I'm gonna pound you so hard you'll get another inch shorter. |
| LLBackGateConv3 | You getting a nickname any time soon? Maybe you can get one that helps people figure out you're not a girl. |
| LLBackGateConv4 | Someday, you're gonna get yours, Princess. |
| LLBackGateConv4 | Big jerk. |
| LLBiwwyScavTeam | I dunno. Evewyone just said they didn't want to keep wistening to me. |
| LLBumbleByeBye | Bye-bye, mister! I'm off on an adventure! |
| LLBumbleByeBye | Bye-bye, nice lady! I'm off on an adventure! |
| LLBumbleJokeLaugh | Ha ha ha! |
| LLBumbleJokeLaugh | You're funny, Knock Knock! |
| LLBumbleJokeLaugh | Ha ha... I don't get it. |
| LLBumbleSlaver1A | You're silly! |
| LLBumbleSlaver1A | Mayor-Mac wouldn't ever let a slaver in here! You can't scare me! |
| LLBumbleSlaver1A | I'm gonna be big and tough like Lucy! And then I'm gonna go out on adventures and everything! |
| LLBumbleSlaver1B | No, I don't like the outside! |
| LLBumbleSlaver1B | I don't know. I'm not supposed to go outside. |
| LLBumbleSlaver1C | Well, okay. But only 'cause Lucy says I shouldn't go outside alone yet. |
| LLBumbleSlaver2A | Oh boy, an adventure! Let's go, let's go, oh pleeease, let's go now! |
| LLBumbleSlaver2A | I am too a big girl! Let's go see the outside! |
| LLBumbleSlaver2B | Awww. Well, maybe next time? |
| LLBumbleStopFollowing | I don't like the outside! I'm going home! |
| LLClassConv1 | Uncle Joseph, could you explain more about the outside? |
| LLClassConv1 | Uncle Joseph, I still don't understand what outside's like. Can you explain more? |
| LLClassConv1 | Can you tell me more about growing up, big brother? |
| LLClassConv1 | Joseph, what happens when a person grows up? |
| LLClassConv1 | I wanna know more about shooting. |
| LLClassConv1 | Anything you can teach me about shooting, Joseph? |
| LLClassConv2 | Penny, please. Now, as I was saying. Outside of this cave, the world is a lot bigger and more dangerous than it is in here. |
| LLClassConv2 | Sure, Bumble. Outside of this cave, the world is a lot bigger and more dangerous than it is in here. It's also got people who would hurt or kill us. |
| LLClassConv2 | Okay, Bumble, one more time. Outside of these caves, the world is hot, dry, and not very friendly. And there are monsters bigger than you or me. |
| LLClassConv2 | Well, it's really not something to be afraid of, Penny, despite what some say. You do get bigger and stronger, but it doesn't really make you stupid. |
| LLClassConv2 | Well, Penny, despite the stories, it's not really something to be scared of. We all do it, assuming we don't get ourselves killed, first. |
| LLClassConv2 | Honestly, Sammy, I think you know more than me at this point! I've heard some of the stories about you out on those scavenging trips, you know. |
| LLClassConv2 | Well, I think at this point, you'd be better at teaching that than I would! Eclair says you're an even better sharpshooter than he was. |
| LLClassConv3 | People don't have the same sort of safety and freedom to run around and play like you can here. They have to work hard for food and safety. |
| LLClassConv3 | Out there, grown ups - or "mungos" as we call them - do all sorts of terrible things to each other, like when they kidnapped Penny and Sammy. |
| LLClassConv3 | Well, then why you do have to go to Big Town when you grow up? |
| LLClassConv3 | Then why don't we let people stay here when they grow up? |
| LLClassConv3 | So I'll just hit the basics: treat every gun as if it's loaded, never point a gun at someone you don't plan on killing, and keep your ammo dry. |
| LLClassConv3 | So just remember the basics: guns aren't toys for playing with. Only use them to shoot people you want to kill. Anything else is a waste of ammo. |
| LLClassConv4 | Well... Because having them stay means they start trying to make rules all the time, and no one's liked that. It's tradition. Understand, Penny? |
| LLClassConv4 | Well, when we grow up too big, we need to go outside, where there's more space. That's why we go to Big Town, where we meet again as grown-ups. |
| LLClassConv4 | Yes, teacher. |
| LLClassConv4 | I know, I know. |
| LLClassConv4 | Thank goodness we're safe in here. We've got food, water, and most importantly, we watch out for each other. Does that make sense, Bumble? |
| LLClassConv4 | Things outside are very dangerous indeed, and that's why we fight so hard to keep our Little Lamplight caverns safe and free. Understand, Bumble? |
| LLClassConv5 | Yes, sir! |
| LLClassConv5 | I think so! |
| LLClassConv5 | Well, okay. |
| LLClassConv5 | I guess that makes sense. |
| LLClasses | It's great, but Bumble's always trying to bug him when he's trying to teach me. |
| LLClasses | She's just jealous because she doesn't have a brother anymore. |
| LLClasses | Yeah. What I don't like's being bugged when I'm trying to learn. |
| LLClasses | I hold open classes every morning for anyone who's got an interest in learning about a subject. Obviously, voluntary attendance is usually low. |
| LLClasses | I wouldn't normally let someone like you sit in, but since you saved Penny's life, it's the least I can offer. |
| LLClasses | Would you like to hear our history? It's something of a favorite. |
| LLClasses | I hold open classes every morning for anyone who's got an interest in learning about a subject. |
| LLClasses | Obviously, voluntary attendance is usually low, so I keep myself busy here and there. |
| LLClasses | You're welcome to sit in, of course. Would you like to hear our history? It's something of a favorite with the students. |
| LLClasses | I learned how to tie my shoes, and how to put out a fire, and how to put bullets into a gun! |
| LLClasses | Once my hands get big enough to hold one, Joseph says he's gonna teach me how to shoot for real! |
| LLClasses | Learning is fun! |
| LLDirections | Okay, where are you going? |
| LLDirections | Well, where to? |
| LLDirections | I should be able to do that. |
| LLDirections | I dunno. I still get lost sometimes. Things are really big. |
| LLDirections | No. Scram. |
| LLDirections | Where to, man? |
| LLDirections | To where, man? |
| LLDirections | Where? I've been just about everywhere down here, so I can get you to anywhere down here. |
| LLDirections | Where to, mungo? |
| LLDirections | What do I look like, your tour guide? |
| LLDirExit | Okay. |
| LLDirFood | Right here. Welcome to our fungus pools. Eat up! |
| LLDirFood | Just take the tunnel south of here and go right. You'll find the fungus pool grottos. |
| LLDirFood | Take that tunnel north and when you hit the fork, go left. You'll find the fungus pools easy enough. |
| LLDirFood | It's to the west of the entrance. Look for the grotto with the pools and stuff. |
| LLDirHospital | Yeah, that's me. I'm only on duties when I'm in the office. |
| LLDirHospital | In here, but only when Lucy's in her office. Talk with her when she's on-duty. |
| LLDirHospital | You know that office building near the entrance? When Lucy's at work in there, she's the one who patches us up. |
| LLDirShop | Whenever I'm at my treasure trove in the souvenir shop, I'll sell whatever you're looking for! |
| LLDirShop | Knick Knack's the one who's got the treasure trove of junk to sell. Ask him when he's in here. |
| LLDirShop | There's a souvenir shop just north of the entrance. That's where Knick Knack sells whatever else we can't use. Check there. |
| LLDirVault87 | You can only get there through Murder Pass, and we keep guards there to keep the little kids out. |
| LLDirVault87 | But if you want to have a look, it's north of the souvenir shop. |
| LLEclairZipConv1 | Hey, Zip. I got a question about your last scav trip. |
| LLEclairZipConv1 | Zip, can I ask you a question about last time you were out and about? |
| LLEclairZipConv2 | What's the matter, Eclair? Something wrong? Something taste funny? I was pretty sure everything was clean, I really was! |
| LLEclairZipConv2 | There a problem, Eclair? Everything's fine, right? We're not suddenly out of food, are we? I haven't been sneaking any snacks, I promise! |
| LLEclairZipConv3 | No, calm down, pop-head. Things are just fine. I just couldn't help but notice you didn't bring back any meat, like I asked. |
| LLEclairZipConv3 | Calm down, Zip. It's just that you didn't bring any kindling down for cook-fires. Only thing worse than fungus is cold fungus, know what I mean? |
| LLEclairZipConv4 | Oh, damn! I knew I was forgetting something! Okay, it won't happen next time, I promise! I double promise! I super duper- |
| LLEclairZipConv4 | Oh, man! I was gonna get some, but I got distracted! You know how I get distracted, right? I mean, it was just like when I found that all those rats- |
| LLEclairZipConv5 | Yeah, fine, just remember next time, okay? |
| LLEclairZipConv5 | Sure, whatever. Just don't get distracted next time, Zip. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | New kids don't tend to walk up every day. We haven't had very good luck with visitors recently. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | Anyway, I'm Stacey, and I guard the front gate. If you need in or out, I can take care of that. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | Only people who use that gate are strangers. And most strangers aren't welcome here. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | I'm Stacey, and I make sure strangers stay out. If the mayor hadn't let you in himself, I'd make sure you stayed out, too. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | You saved Penny and Sammy and Squirrel? I can see why RJ let you in! Thanks, for all of us! |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | I'm Lucy, and I pretty much spend my days playing mommy around here. I spend a lot of time kissing boo-boos and making things better. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | If you get a scraped knee or stubbed toe, come see me. Same if you get shot in the face or burns all over, but I can only promise so much. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | Well, it's good that you're safe in here, now. The Wastes can be dangerous, although you look like you've done alright out there. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | I'm Lucy, and I'm the closest thing we've got to a doctor around here. If you get yourself into trouble, see if you can drag yourself back here. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | If you convinced RJ that you're safe, I guess I'll go along. But if you do start trouble, you'll regret it. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | I'm Lucy, the doctor here. That means I handle the funerals, too. So much as look at a kid the wrong way, and I'll be seeing you again. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | That was you? Well, my most sincere thanks, then. You brought my sister Penny back to me, and I couldn't ask more than that. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | I'm Joseph, and if there's ever anything I can do for you here, just name it! |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | As the oldest kid in town, I spend most of my time teaching, but I do what I can to keep the kids clean and fresh-faced. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | Say, if you're ever looking for a haircut, I'd be glad to offer my services. You only have to ask! |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | I'm Joseph, and around here, I might as well be the old wise man. Try not to interrupt my classes, and I think we'll get along just fine. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | As the oldest kid in town, I spend most of my time teaching, but I do what I can to keep the kids clean and fresh-faced. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | If you're looking for a haircut, feel free to ask. I'll do what I can. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | Okay, either you're a dirty liar or you're some sort of freak. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | Either way, you should fit in just fine around here! Folks call me Eclair, and I'm in charge of keeping this place fed. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | You need a meal, you come ask me. There's not much to go around, and it all tastes bad, but it'll keep you alive, and that's good enough. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | Oh, great. Maybe next, he'll take in a Deathclaw or something. And he'll make it the town mascot. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | But anyway, yeah, thanks for bringing them back in one piece. Maybe now they'll learn to be more careful out there! |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | If you need what passes for food down here, look me up. Name's Eclair, and if you so much as snicker, I'll carve you up for steaks. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | Oh, great. Maybe next, he'll take in a Deathclaw or something. He can make it the town mascot. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | Anyway, my name's Eclair, and yes, I take care of the food here. Don't expect any scraps from our table. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | It's nice to meet you, too. Did you come from the vault? I heard there's monsters down there. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | Eclair told me once, one of them, they got him and bit him right in the face and that's why he's only got one eye. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | But you don't look like a monster, and I don't think you'd bite anyone in the face. You look like a nice vault dweller. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | Did you live in the old vault below? I thought nobody lives down there now because it was full of monsters. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | Mayor doesn't let us go down there because when they went they didn't come back. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | You don't look like someone who didn't come back, so maybe you didn't come from there. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | Good! Glad we've got that settled. Stay out of my way, and there won't be any problems. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | Oh, you think Sammy and the rest wouldn't have gotten back on their own eventually? I taught him better than that. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | Well, if you're sticking around, you ought to know that I'm Princess, and I call the shots around here. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | And don't forget it, mungo! |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | Well, if you're sticking around, you ought to know that I'm Princess, and I call the shots around here. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | And don't forget it, mungo! |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | Oh, that was you? Nice work! I hope one of you grabbed some of their gear before you left - gotta make them pay for something like that. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | Speaking of which, I'm Knick Knack, and I take care of the general store around here. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | Which is to say, I collect a lot of stuff, and sometimes trade it for other stuff. That's pretty much a store, see? |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | In that case, I'm Knick Knack, and I take care of the general store around here. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | Which is to say, I collect a lot of stuff, and sometimes trade it for other stuff. That's pretty much a store, see? |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | Oh, was that you? Nice work! I hope you got some good laughs out of it before you left - gotta make sure they know not to try that again! |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | Speaking of which, I'm Knock Knock, and I take care of the general morale around here. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | Which is to say, I collect a lot of stories, and sometimes trade them to keep the others amused. Morale's better than less-al, see? |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | Always good to hear, but not even any fun trouble? Even a little? |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | See, I collect a lot of stories, and sometimes trade them to keep the others amused. A bit of fun trouble is always good for morale. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | Morale's better than less-al, see? |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | That's good, they don't like me having my gun in town, so I gotta turn it in first, so if I had to shoot you you'd have to wait a bit. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | My name's Zip. I don't think that's short for anything, because I don't know what it'd be short for. Zippy? Zipperick? Ziptholomew? |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | So yeah, it's good to meet you, big kid, and maybe you've got big kid stuff from up top. Do you have any Nuka-Cola, maybe? Yes? Please? |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | Oh, that's good because Mayor MacCready says I can't have my gun in town anymore, not since last time, but that was totally an accident anyway! |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | That reminds me, got any Nuka-Cola? 'Cause if I'm not gonna have a gun in town, then it must be okay for me to have more Nuka, right? |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | Anyway, everyone calls me Zip, you know, like a zipper, only not really like that because I'm not made of metal, but I do go up and down, I guess. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseA | Good. Better stay that way, mungo. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseB | It sure is! Nice work bringing them back. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseB | You didn't happen to bring anything else back, did you? Stories, jokes, lessons for the folks here? |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseB | Speaking of which: I'm Knock Knock, and I keep people's spirits up down here. If you want to trade jokes, just knock knock on my door! |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseB | Being a jerk about it isn't necessary. In fact, if you've got any interesting stories from up there, and you're looking to tell them, let me know. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseB | I'm Knock Knock, and I keep people's spirits up down here. If you want to trade jokes, just knock knock on my door! |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseB | But wait, you don't even know who I am yet! |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseB | Boo-hoo. You big baby. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseB | You're still a mungo, and I still don't like mungos. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseB | You want a party or something, you go pay some mungos to be your friends and they can all talk about how great you are. How's that? |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseB | Just give it a shot, mungo. You'll see plenty of my adult-sized stones when I'm pissing on your grave. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseB | I don't threaten strangers - I shoot them. But since we're not strangers anymore, that's not a problem. Right? |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseB | I'm Stacey, and I take care of the front gate. If you're going in or out, I'll take care of it. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseB | My name's not kid. It's Stacey. And I don't threaten strangers - just shoot them. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseB | Lucky thing you're not a stranger anymore. Least, not as long as MacCready says you aren't. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseB | You brought back Penny and Sammy and Squirrel? Well, I guess that does make you a pretty big hero. Thanks! |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseB | I'm Lucy, and I'm pretty much the mom around here. And that means I spend a lot of time kissing boo-boos and making things all better. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseB | So, if you ever get any scrapes or bruises - or if you get shot, stabbed, or radiated - stop by and I'll do what I can, big hero. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseB | Well, if you brought them back, then I guess that explains why RJ let you in. So, I guess that does make you a big hero. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseB | I'm Lucy, and I'm pretty much mommy to the folks here. I try to keep them safe, and when that's not enough I patch up their cuts and bruises. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseB | And when that's not enough, I make sure they get a funeral. Thanks for making sure I didn't have to do that for three more of mine. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseB | Oh, is it? Well, I'm Lucy, and I'm the doctor in town. From the sound of it, I'll be seeing a lot of you. Or your work. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseB | That was you? Well, you brought my sister Penny back, so sure, I'll call you a big hero. Thank you very much. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseB | I'm Joseph, and as the oldest kid in Lamplight, I'm pretty much a teacher by default. I also try to keep the kids clean and fresh-faced. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseB | I'm not sure if there's anything I can teach you, but if you need a haircut or the like, just say the word. And thanks again. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseB | Well, if MacCready let you in, I'm sure he's got his reasons. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseB | I'm Joseph, and as the oldest kid in Lamplight, I'm pretty much a teacher by default. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseB | I'm not sure if there's anything I can teach you, but if you need a haircut or the like, just say the word. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseB | You got that right! After our regular meals, I bet some of us would give that a shot! If we had a brahmin down here, that is. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseB | Listen, my name's Eclair - don't laugh - and I'm in charge of the food down here. We haven't got much, but I do what I can to spice it up. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseB | If you need a meal down here, just talk with me. You'll hardly even know you're eating cave mold. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseB | Oh, really? So you're saying you brought back three more hungry mouths, too? Great, you're just making my day better and better! |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseB | Look, I'm Eclair, and I'm in charge of the crap we call food down here. And we've got precious little enough to go around as it is. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseB | So, yeah, thanks for bringing those folks back alive, but don't expect me to throw you a big party over it. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseB | That's a shame. I was going to serve yours with extra lung butter. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseB | My name's Eclair, and I've dealt with bigger threats than you. So watch your step. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseB | Oh, okay. Bye. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseB | You don't look like a monster. Eclair says monsters are green or got all kinds of arms and you only got two and they're like mine. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseB | You just look like a mungo, and Knock Knock says they don't eat people unless they're lost and have to. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseB | Oh, you'll listen to me. Otherwise, I'll have my good pal RJ kick you out of the town. Or better yet, lock you in the vault. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseB | So don't push me, new meat. Just nod and move on and I think we'll get along just fine. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseB | Now listen up! I'm Princess, and I don't care what RJ says, when you're around me, I'm in charge. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseB | Give me any trouble, mungo, and I can get you kicked out of here in a flash. Or worse. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseB | It sure isn't bad! Nice work bringing them back. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseB | You didn't happen to bring anything else back, did you? Gear, equipment, bric-a-brac? |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseB | Speaking of which: I'm Knick Knack, and I run the store down here. If you want to trade anything, come on by the Souvenir Store and we'll talk. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseB | You don't have to be a jerk about it. In fact, if you've got stuff from up above, and you're looking to get rid of some of it, let me know. |
| LLFirstMeetingResponseB | I'm Knick Knack, and I run the store down here. If you want to trade anything, come on by the Souvenir Store and we'll talk. |
| LLFood | Okay, but only one serving. We've got too many mouths to feed already. |
| LLFood | Just the one scoop per day, pal. Too many mouths around here already. |
| LLFood | But at least that means you don't have to eat much of it, huh? |
| LLFoodConv1 | You know it, Eclair. Keeping the masses fed? |
| LLFoodConv1 | Ill have your finest mycelium, cubed and served in a savory sauce, Eclair. |
| LLFoodConv1 | A plate of your excellently prepared mycorrhizae, Eclair! |
| LLFoodConv1 | Food, please! |
| LLFoodConv1 | Hey, Eclair! What do you call a mushroom that knows how to party? |
| LLFoodConv1 | You know, Eclair, if I ever get a microwave oven, it's going right to you. |
| LLFoodConv1 | Got any food for me today? Because I'm really in a hurry and I really don't have time to come back later so how about some food right now? |
| LLFoodConv1 | May I have some food, please? |
| LLFoodConv1 | Can I have mine without much dirt on it? I think I'm allergic. |
| LLFoodConv1 | Hit me with some of that grub, fat man! |
| LLFoodConv1 | Gimme some food! |
| LLFoodConv1 | I'm hungry! Feed me! |
| LLFoodConv2 | Now you're just making up words, aren't you? Here's your standard. |
| LLFoodConv2 | So, cave fungus in sauce? Coming right up. |
| LLFoodConv2 | Just like you're keeping them alive, Lucy. Here you go. |
| LLFoodConv2 | Sure thing, dear. |
| LLFoodConv2 | Nice try, but you're still getting the same muck as everyone else. |
| LLFoodConv2 | Hell, I'd be happy with a clean set of spoons. Enjoy the meal. |
| LLFoodConv2 | Yeah, yeah, I know. Here's your "fun-guy." Should be as good as your jokes. |
| LLFoodConv2 | Yeah, yeah, I get it, Zip. Here, knock yourself out. |
| LLFoodConv2 | Calm down, Zip. It's not getting any blander. Here. |
| LLFoodConv2 | Sure thing, Penny. |
| LLFoodConv2 | Toughen up, Squirrel. The dirt adds flavor. |
| LLFoodConv2 | I can't believe you like this shit, RJ. |
| LLFoodConv2 | Just like you're keeping them alive, Lucy. Here you go. |
| LLFoodConv2 | Here. Now, get. |
| LLFoodConv3 | With a mouth as foul as mine, your shitty cooking fits right in. |
| LLFungusDeal1 | Yeah, I'll bet you've heard all about the "fungus in my cavern." |
| LLFungusDeal1 | But yeah, the cave's fungus, sure. It's good for food and medicine, and it's the main fucking reason we've stayed alive down here. |
| LLFungusDeal1 | So, you want a slice of that gray-green gold, huh? I think maybe we could come to an arrangement. What're you offering? |
| LLFungusDeal2A | Well, it lighten the load for our scav team out a lot. And since you're pretty much one of us, here's the deal... |
| LLFungusDeal2A | For every piece of strange meat or Buffout you bring in, you'll be repaid with one cube of fungus. You couldn't ask for a better deal. |
| LLFungusDeal2A | Talk with Eclair for the strange meat, or to Lucy about the Buffout. They've got uses for them. |
| LLFungusDeal2A | That's not a terrible deal. And it'd mean more of those dumbasses can stay safely down here, instead of scavving all the time. |
| LLFungusDeal2A | Okay, for every two bits of strange meat or Buffout, I'll make sure you get a piece of fungus. Not too bad, huh? |
| LLFungusDeal2A | I'll spread the word to and Lucy and Eclair. They've got uses for them, so they'll make the trade, and we'll all be happy, okay? |
| LLFungusDeal2A | More stuff for us, and more chance of you getting shot, stumbling back here, choking on your own blood while we point and laugh? Sounds good. |
| LLFungusDeal2A | How about this: for every three pieces of strange meat or Buffout doses you bring in, you'll get one piece of fungus. Take it or leave it. |
| LLFungusDeal2A | Just talk to Lucy or Eclair about what they need, and stop bothering me about it. |
| LLFungusDeal2A | Sure, right. And we'll just trust you to bring us plenty of clean food and medicine, and not to try to poison us and move in on your own. |
| LLFungusDeal2A | No, no deal, mungo. This is our fungus, and we haven't got enough to share with freaks like you. |
| LLFungusDeal2B | Oh, is that how it's going to be, then? Well then, how's this deal? |
| LLFungusDeal2B | Rather than you wasting the explosives to try to close all of our exits, just for us to burrow out again, you get my private stash of fungus. Here. |
| LLFungusDeal2B | But I wouldn't expect much goodwill in town after this, you shit-sucking mungo bastard. |
| LLFungusDeal2C | Oh, what-the-fuck-ever. Come back when you can make a decision. |
| LLFungusTrade1 | Excellent. I should be able to synthesize the proteins from this into something that'll fight rickets. Here's your fungus in return. |
| LLFungusTrade1 | Oh great! The fungus pools'll gobble this right up! |
| LLFungusTrade1 | Well, since you're practically one of us, okay. I'll tell the folks to trade with you on a one-for-one basis. Deal? |
| LLFungusTrade1 | I guess we can afford it. After all, the stuff you bring has been a help, all right. |
| LLFungusTrade1 | How about a two-for-one deal? Every two chems, or meats, or whatever you bring them, they'll give you a bit of fungus. That should be plenty fair. |
| LLFungusTrade1 | Excellent. I should be able to synthesize the proteins from this into something that'll fight rickets. Here's your fungus in return. |
| LLFungusTrade1 | Oh great! The fungus pools'll gobble this right up! |
| LLFungusTrade1 | Excellent. I should be able to synthesize the proteins from this into something that'll fight rickets. Here's your fungus in return. |
| LLFungusTrade1 | Oh great! The fungus pools'll gobble this right up! |
| LLGuarding | We used to have two guards here. Me and an older girl named Caps. |
| LLGuarding | But since the last time Raiders attacked, it's just been me. |
| LLGuarding | I really miss Caps. |
| LLGuarding | Now I am, yeah. But I'm a good guard, and no one's getting by me, now. |
| LLGuarding | Yeah. Right now, we don't even have anyone to cover me when I'm asleep. |
| LLGuarding | Now leave me alone, I've got to be ready for duty soon. |
| LLGuarding | It's so dull! Practically nothing ever tries to come through the back gate anymore, so I never get to shoot anyone. |
| LLGuarding | I wish I was at the front gate, but RJ specifically put me back here. Up front, at least there's a chance I can shoot some unwanted visitors. |
| LLGuarding | Which could have included you, mungo. |
| LLGuarding | Well, technically, I'm patrolling and "keeping the peace." |
| LLGuarding | Mostly that involves making sure people are happy and not getting into trouble. You can't very well keep the peace if you've already lost it, see? |
| LLGuarding | So - bam! Jokes! Wanna hear one? |
| LLGuarding | No, because Princess always bosses me around and there's never nothing to gun. |
| LLGuarding | That's all I'm gonna say while she's around. |
| LLGuarding | No, because Princess always bosses me around and there's never nothing to gun. |
| LLGuarding | She's always making fun of me just because she's angry all the time about her nickname and not being in charge and stuff. |
| LLGuarding2A | We don't use it much. We don't let many visitors in, and the scav teams usually use crawlspace exits to the surface, so they can't be followed. |
| LLGuarding2A | The only times this gate opens is when we've got big cargo to bring in or if we're letting in a mungo. Neither happens often. |
| LLGuarding2A | We usually use crawlspaces so mungos can't follow. This gate doesn't get used much, except letting in big cargo or mungos. Both are rare. |
| LLGuarding2A | We used to have two guards here, but we can make do with one, as long as I'm vigilant. We don't have much choice. |
| LLGuarding2B | You get used to it. Someone has to. |
| LLJosephClasses2A | Okay. Sit back, and I'll retell the history of our fine town to the entire class. |
| LLJosephClasses2B | Then, if you'll excuse me, I should get back to the rest of class. |
| LLJosephHistory1 | Long ago, children and grown-ups tried to live in peace. |
| LLJosephHistory1 | They protected us when we were young, and we helped them when they grew old, and the world was good. But it could never last. |
| LLJosephHistory1 | Three classes of us were on a field trip to the Lamplight Caverns when they destroyed the world. And some of them were trapped here with us. |
| LLJosephHistory1 | Some of the adults left for help. They never came back to us. |
| LLJosephHistory1 | Some of the adults were too clumsy for the caverns. They became bones in the rocks. |
| LLJosephHistory1 | Some of the adults stayed with us. They did terrible things. |
| LLJosephHistory1 | But we learned how to help ourselves, how to survive in the caves, and how to kill monsters. And then there were no adults left. |
| LLJosephHistory1 | Now, we're safe to play and enjoy the caverns, away from the world the mungos destroyed. |
| LLJosephHistory1 | And there's only one rule we have to follow: we have to leave before we become grown-ups. That way, we don't risk destroying our world like they did. |
| LLJosephHistory1 | It means we leave our friends behind, but we can meet again in the outside. And it means our home and friends stay safe in Little Lamplight. |
| LLJosephHistory1 | This is how Little Lamplight has survived since the war, and how we will survive until the world is rebuilt. |
| LLKnickJunk | Well, some of it's been around for a long time, back when we used to raid the old Vault. |
| LLKnickJunk | But that got too dangerous long before my time. Nowadays, it's just whatever the scavenging teams find and bring in. |
| LLKnickJunk2A | Well, they mostly focus on the essentials: food, medicine, ammo, and all that. And they travel light, fast, and stealthy, so they don't carry much. |
| LLKnickJunk2A | But sometimes they make a real find. Once, I remember they brought back a whole box of comics from some old shop. Still preserved in plastic, too! |
| LLKnickJunk2A | Those were some happy, happy days. Of course, they didn't last long around here, but they were made to be read and enjoyed, right? |
| LLKnickJunk2B | Well, it was long before my time, and nowadays the really useful stuff from it is all used by people in town. |
| LLKnickJunk2B | But I've heard stories about what was in there. Crazy technology and weird gas and all sorts of monsters. |
| LLKnickJunk2C | Thanks! Interested in making a trade? |
| LLKnickJunk3A | How would I know? The stories just talk about crazy things like supercomputers and magic boxes or whatever. |
| LLKnickJunk3A | Squirrel's the guy who knows technology. Heck, he's the closest to being able to go in there, anyway. |
| LLKnickJunk3A | I heard he once hacked the computer and took a peak inside the vault entrance before he chickened out and locked it up again. |
| LLKnickJunk3B | The big green mutants, of course. Don't you know? They breed down there! That's why we don't go in anymore! |
| LLKnickJunk3B | Long ago, they used to try to come up and take us away to eat, or whatever they do, but they learned it's not worth trying. |
| LLKnickJunk3B | We fight back hard, and now that we've got the back door barricaded, they haven't tried to come out for as long as I've been around. |
| LLKnickJunk3C | Probably. I don't think any of us have been in it for generations. Nowadays, we just keep it locked up tight. |
| LLKnockJokes1A | Prepare to be amused! |
| LLKnockJokes1A | Knock knock! |
| LLKnockJokes1B | Aw, come on. Knock knock! |
| LLKnockJokes1pt1A | Noah! |
| LLKnockJokes1pt1B | No it isn't. It's Noah! |
| LLKnockJokes1pt2A | Noah place where I can get some food? |
| LLKnockJokes1pt2B | Noah place where I can get some food? |
| LLKnockJokes1pt2special | Hey, that's good! I was just going to say, "Noah place where I can get some food?" |
| LLKnockJokes2A | Whoa, you really think so? Like, actually funny? Can you convince other folks to find them funny? |
| LLKnockJokes2A | Actually, most of our jokes are from an old book we found in the vault, called "Vault Boy's Big Book of Laughs for Kids." |
| LLKnockJokes2A | They're not really funny, but something about hearing them is a little comforting, you know? |
| LLKnockJokes2B | Gee, thanks! I have to admit, most of them aren't really funny. At least, not ha-ha funny. |
| LLKnockJokes2B | They're more like a tradition. Most of them were passed down from this book we found down back, called "Vault Boy's Big Book of Laughs for Kids". |
| LLKnockJokes2B | They're not really funny, but something about hearing them is a little comforting, you know? |
| LLKnockJokes2C | I know they aren't very funny. But that was a bit uncalled for. |
| LLKnockJokes2C | Most of them came from a book we found long ago in the vault, "Vault Boy's Big Book of Laughs for Kids." |
| LLKnockJokes2C | They're pretty dumb, but we all know them, and they're just kind of comforting. Sort of familiar, see? |
| LLKnockJokes3A | Oh, we've got lots of funny incidents. Like when Sammy shot the Raider who thought he was a girl, that sort of stuff. |
| LLKnockJokes3A | But we don't really get a lot of new stories from outside. The scav teams spend all their time hidden, so they don't get much news, see? |
| LLKnockJokes3A | I'd sure like to hear more tales from the great big outdoors, myself. Actually, if you hear any, feel free to tell me! |
| LLKnockJokes3B | That's only because you haven't heard all of the jokes from the book. Like this gem, "What's big, and red, and beats rocks?" |
| LLKnockJokes3B | "A big, red, rock-beater." Seriously. |
| LLKnockJokes3B | See? Now that's the dumbest thing you've ever heard! |
| LLKnockTales1 | Hell, why not? |
| LLKnockTales1 | Yeah! |
| LLKnockTales1 | Oh boy, tell me, tell me! |
| LLKnockTales1 | Sure, get it over with. |
| LLKnockTales1 | Might as well tell me. |
| LLKnockTales1 | Make it quick, Knock Knock. |
| LLKnockTales1 | Sure. |
| LLKnockTales1A | Oh, really? Tell me all about it! |
| LLKnockTales1A | Am I ever! Let's hear it! |
| LLKnockTales1A | Like crazy! Spill, spill! |
| LLKnockTales1B | Well, if you say so. But if you're ever looking for an audience, just let me know. I bet the town'd love to hear them, too! |
| LLKnockTales2 | So, the main character of our story, their father left in the middle of the night. Now, they're wandering the Wastes, searching everywhere for him. |
| LLKnockTales2 | So, our intrepid hero left a dull and boring life in their Vault, searching for fame and fortune in the wild Wasteland. |
| LLKnockTales2 | So, there's this dread demon of the depths that arose from deep within the earth to scour the wasteland. |
| LLKnockTales2A | So, you're like a three-legged dog, then? |
| LLKnockTales2A | Looking for your lost paw? |
| LLKnockTales2A | Hah! Anyway, what happened next? |
| LLKnockTales2A | Wow... That's some crazy bad timing. |
| LLKnockTales2A | I mean, that is to say, I'm real sorry to hear about your loss. |
| LLKnockTales2A | So, what happens next? |
| LLKnockTales2A | Inheriting the family business, huh? Congrats! |
| LLKnockTales2A | I sure hope it works out! You'll let me know, right? |
| LLKnockTales2A | Oh boy... I can't wait. |
| LLKnockTales2A | I sure hope so. Good luck! |
| LLKnockTales2A | That makes sense, I suppose. A good story can take a while to put together, you know? |
| LLKnockTales2B | Wow, that sounds like it took some guts. |
| LLKnockTales2B | Life down here might get dull, but I gotta admit, at least I don't get shot at. Well, not as much, anyway. |
| LLKnockTales2B | Tell me more! What's happened since then? |
| LLKnockTales2B | They work for you? Wow, they must think you're the most important mungo in the Wastes! |
| LLKnockTales2B | So, what happens next? |
| LLKnockTales2B | Enclave? Like the crazy man on the radio? I always knew there was something about that guy! |
| LLKnockTales2B | Well, go kick his ass for us all! You'll let me know how it works out, right? |
| LLKnockTales2B | Well, if you doom us all, who's going to hear about your story? |
| LLKnockTales2B | But if you save us... then you'll definitely be remembered! |
| LLKnockTales2B | Just keep that in mind, okay? |
| LLKnockTales2B | You can't let us down now! We'll see you soon after it all, I just know it! |
| LLKnockTales2C | A horror story, huh? So, are you here to terrorize evil, or is it a more generalized sort of terrorizing? |
| LLKnockTales2C | I mean, you wouldn't do anything to hurt someone who was faithfully telling your tale, right? Would you? |
| LLKnockTales2C | So... um... Whatever happens next, it's nothing bad to me, right? |
| LLKnockTales2C | But we already provide you with plenty of amusement already, right? |
| LLKnockTales2C | Like, enough so we don't have to end up as victims or anything? |
| LLKnockTales2C | Maybe I shouldn't ask, but I have to know...Is there more to this story? |
| LLKnockTales2C | I vote "save"? Please? |
| LLKnockTales2C | So... does this story have a happy ending? |
| LLKnockTales2Exit | Oh, come on! Please? I promise not to interrupt! |
| LLKnockTales2Exit | Well, if you feel like telling me more, you know where to find me. |
| LLKnockTales2Exit | Well, I gotta admit, the ending to a story's pretty important. |
| LLKnockTales2Exit | Well, if you ever want to share it, I'm right here! |
| LLKnockTales3 | Last I heard, he's still out there, wandering the Wastes. Who knows what we'll hear next about his story? |
| LLKnockTales3 | Last I heard, she's still out there, wandering the Wastes. Who knows what we'll hear next about her story? |
| LLKnockTales3 | After much searching, our protagonist finally found their lost father... but then he was attacked, and the father gave his life to save his child. |
| LLKnockTales3 | In the course of his death-defying adventures, our hero amassed an army. They're called "The Brotherhood of Steel," and they rule the Wastes! |
| LLKnockTales3 | They say the dread beast that walks like a survivor leaves behind a trail of corpses and desolation, and nothing can kill it! |
| LLKnockTales3A | That makes sense, I suppose. A good story can take a while to put together, you know? |
| LLKnockTales3B | Oh, come on! It was just one joke! |
| LLKnockTales3B | Well, if you feel like telling me more, you know where to find me. |
| LLKnockTales4 | They say he still wanders the Wasteland now, and woe to anyone who stands in his way! |
| LLKnockTales4 | They say she still wanders the Wasteland now, and woe to anyone who stands in her way! |
| LLKnockTales4 | But now, at long last, the wanderer has found a way of completing their father's legacy and saving the wasteland! |
| LLKnockTales4 | And now, our hero has turned their army towards fighting the grave threat of the nefarious Enclave, villains of the wasteland. |
| LLKnockTales4 | And even now, the dread horror of the Wastes holds in their hands the power to save the wasteland or to destroy it utterly. Ooh, scary! |
| LLKnockTales5 | Yeah, yeah, great story. |
| LLKnockTales5 | Is that it? Thanks for wasting my time, Knock Knock. |
| LLKnockTales5 | Wow! That's an awesome story! |
| LLKnockTales5 | Well, at least that was better than one of your lame-ass jokes. |
| LLKnockTales5 | Yowza! |
| LLKnockTales5 | No way! That's awesome! |
| LLKnockTales5 | Whoa. I can't wait to hear what happens next! |
| LLKnockTales5 | Oh man, that's cool. |
| LLLMacCreadyMainGateYell | Stacey! Open the gate, and let this mungo in! |
| LLLMacCreadyTellMeAboutLLL | Why would I tell you anything? God, you're dumb. |
| LLLMQ06ComputerNotWorking | Nuh-uh. Door works fine. Computer's broke. |
| LLLMQ06ComputerNotWorking | Well, maybe not broke, but it sure don't work right. I turned it off because it was just wasting power. |
| LLLMQ06JoeNevermind | Okay. |
| LLLMQ06JoeNoPassword | Nope. Nobody ever wrote it down, and then one day somebody forgot. You know how it goes. |
| LLLMQ06JoeSmartOne | Hey, I am smart. Jerk. |
| LLLMQ06MurderPassNo | Okay. Don't worry, I won't tell anyone else you chickened out. |
| LLLMQ06MurderPassYes | Okay, if you say so... |
| LLLMQ06MurderPassYes | Come on. Let's go get the gate open for you, mungo. |
| LLLMQ06NeedtoGettoVault | It's not safe, even for someone as brave as you. There's monsters back there. |
| LLLMQ06NeedtoGettoVault | You don't want to go there. That's where the monsters are. |
| LLLMQ06NeedtoGettoVault | We got pretty good at keeping them out. Probably better than you could do. |
| LLLMQ06NeedtoGettoVault | We don't go there. It's bad back there. Ask Mayor if you really want to know. |
| LLLMQ06SoYouKnowTheWay | Yeah, I do. It's through Murder Pass. Not a real safe way to go, but it's the only door that works. |
| LLLMQ06SoYouKnowTheWay | Yeah, I do. But it's through Little Lamplight, and you're not getting into Little Lamplight. Guess you better find some other way, mungo. |
| LLLMQ06TellMeAboutVault87 | That's behind the Back Door! The Back Door is my job, and I do it really well! |
| LLLMQ06TellMeAboutVault87 | See what happens is, Mayor says he wants the door open. Then I help him because I'm good at it. It takes two of us to do it. |
| LLLMQ06TellMeAboutVault87 | But only Mayor can say it's okay. You gotta talk to him, and then I'll help him. |
| LLLMQ06TellMeAboutVault87 | Not much, really. Mayor has us steer clear of the door to Murder Pass, just in case. If you go near it, you can hear them howling. |
| LLLMQ06TellMeAboutVault87 | Can't hear much around the other door, though. I guess maybe there aren't as many back there. Doesn't matter much, though. |
| LLLMQ06TellMeAboutVault87 | Yeah, I know that place. Yep, sure do. Monsters back there. Big, scary monsters. Lots of them. Tons, even. |
| LLLMQ06TellMeAboutVault87 | Are you going there? Are you? Are you gonna shoot 'em dead? I bet you are. That'll be so cool. Unless they eat your face. They do that, you know. |
| LLLMQ06TellMeAboutVault87 | That's where the monsters come from. We don't go back there. It's called Murder Pass for a reason, you know? |
| LLLMQ06TellMeAboutVault87 | If you go that way, you're probably gonna get hurt. I can patch you up as long as it's not real bad. |
| LLLMQ06TellMeAboutVault87 | I don't know what that is, mister. |
| LLLMQ06ThanksforInfoDoor | If you're going to go through Murder Pass, let me know and I'll have the door opened for you. |
| LLLMQ06ThanksforInfoDoor | But I still say it's a bad idea. |
| LLLMQ06ThatsTheOnlyWay | It's the only way that works, yeah. |
| LLLMQ06ThatsTheOnlyWay | The other door hasn't worked since before I was here. Computer's busted, and not even Joseph can make it work. |
| LLLMQ06TurnComputerOn | Sure, if you want. |
| LLLMQ06TurnComputerOn | Come on. It's over here. |
| LLLMQ06UseMurderPass | Not unless Mayor says it's okay. You'd better ask him. |
| LLLMQ06UseMurderPass | You sure about that? It's scary in there. Even I don't like going there, and I'm really brave. |
| LLLMQ06UseMurderPass | Okay, it's your funeral. |
| LLLMQ06UseMurderPass | Come on. We'll open the gate for you. |
| LLLMQ06WhatMonsters | The big ones. You know, the ones that sort of look like people except they're all wrong. |
| LLLMQ06WheresJoseph | I'm the Mayor, not a babysitter, mungo. Beats me. |
| LLLMQ06WheresJoseph | Maybe he's back there by the door. Fuck if I know. |
| LLLucyMedical1 | Joseph, can I ask you a question? |
| LLLucyMedical1 | Joseph, can I get your help with something? |
| LLLucyMedical2 | Sure thing, Lucy. What do you need? |
| LLLucyMedical2 | Absolutely. What's the question? |
| LLLucyMedical3 | I've been seeing a few cases of bent bones and weak teeth in some of the younger ones. Any clue in those books about what it could be? |
| LLLucyMedical3 | Some of the younger kids have been having muscle weakness and are a little soft in the head. Is there anything in the old records about that? |
| LLLucyMedical4 | There's an old vault record that sounds similar. Apparently, if you don't eat enough, you get weakened by things called "rickets." |
| LLLucyMedical4 | Sounds like they aren't eating enough, but I can't really be sure. Most of the vault health books only care about "proper hygiene." |
| LLLucyMedical5 | Great, so they just need to eat more? I'm sure Eclair will be thrilled to hear that. |
| LLLucyMedical5 | Where are we going to get more food to feed them? We're practically starving as it is! |
| LLLucyMedical6 | We'll think of something. We always have. And they probably won't even realize how bad things were getting. |
| LLLucyMedical6 | It'll work out all right. We'll get the scav teams to bring back more food, soon. |
| LLLucyMedical7 | Thanks, Joseph. I think that's all I need. |
| LLLucyMedical7 | I guess you're right, Joseph. Thanks. |
| LLLucyMedicalChatter | Hold still, you big baby. |
| LLLucyMedicalChatter | The more you fidget, the more this is going to hurt, you know. |
| LLLucyMedicalChatter | How did you even get injuries like these? |
| LLLucyMedicalChatter | Oh, you're barely even scratched! |
| LLLucyMedicalChatter | Oh, what happened to you, dear? |
| LLLucyMedicalChatter | Poor kid, just be careful from now on, okay? |
| LLLucyMedicalChatter | Come here, I'll make it all better. |
| LLLunchConv1 | Big brother, can I ask you something? |
| LLLunchConv1 | Big brother, there's something I'd like to know. |
| LLLunchConv1 | So, how's everything going, big, scary, mayor-man? |
| LLLunchConv1 | So, been having a good time yelling at everyone, RJ? Standard life of a mayor? |
| LLLunchConv2 | Any time, dear. What's wrong? |
| LLLunchConv2 | Certainly! What's on your mind? |
| LLLunchConv2 | Well, we ain't all dead yet, so I guess I'm doing okay. You haven't killed anybody lately either, so that's good too. |
| LLLunchConv2 | No one's on fire or bleeding or anything, right? That's about as much as we can fucking expect. How about you? |
| LLLunchConv3 | What's going to happen when you get too old and have to leave Lamplight? |
| LLLunchConv3 | You're the oldest kid in Lamplight. What's going to happen when you have to leave? |
| LLLunchConv3 | I'm still seeing the same sorts of cases. Stubbed toes, bloody noses, a few stabbings. We could really use more medicine, though. |
| LLLunchConv3 | Things are okay on my end, but I'm still worried about some of the younger ones. We really need more medicine for some of them. |
| LLLunchConv4 | I remember asking Flash the same thing when I was your age. He said he was going to Big Town, and I'd see him again when I grew up and left, myself. |
| LLLunchConv4 | Well, when Lamplighters get older, we move out to Big Town. It's a happy place, where we aren't making the mistakes other grown ups have made. |
| LLLunchConv4 | I've got the scav team looking for that, but Eclair's after me for more food and Joseph wants more fucking books, so they're pretty busy. |
| LLLunchConv4 | We're working on it, Lucy, we really fucking are. More than Eclair's food and Joseph's precious books, at least. Just keep 'em from dirting out. |
| LLLunchConv5 | And when the time comes, you'll grow up and leave Lamplight and meet me in Big Town, too. It won't be that long, I promise. |
| LLLunchConv5 | And when I grow up, I can come join you there, too! |
| LLLunchConv5 | Sure, fine. |
| LLLunchConv5 | Well, if you say so. |
| LLLunchConv6 | But I still hope you don't have to leave too soon, okay? |
| LLLunchConv6 | I can't wait to be in Big Town with you. But until then, let's stay here, okay? |
| LLLunchConv7 | Absolutely, little sister. |
| LLLunchConv7 | Sure thing, Penny. |
| LLMacCreadyButtLooker | Ha ha ha! |
| LLMacCreadyButtLooker | You're all right for a mungo, you know that? |
| LLMacCreadyButtLooker | Why don't you come in. I think we can trust you. |
| LLMacCreadyButtMom | Ha ha ha! |
| LLMacCreadyButtMom | You're pretty funny for a mungo. |
| LLMacCreadyButtMom | Why don't you come on in? |
| LLMacCreadyButtMom | Ha ha ha! |
| LLMacCreadyButtMom | You're pretty funny for a mungo. |
| LLMacCreadyButtMom | Why don't you come on in? |
| LLMacCreadyCanIComeIn | Hell no! No mungos allowed! |
| LLMacCreadyCanIComeIn | I already told you no. Stop asking! |
| LLMacCreadyChildAtHeartAccess | Oh yeah? |
| LLMacCreadyChildAtHeartAccess | You must like having such a good looking butt. |
| LLMacCreadyComeInSpeechChallenge | Well, okay. But you better not be lying, or else we'll shoot you. |
| LLMacCreadyComeInSpeechChallenge | Well, okay. But you better not be lying, or else we'll shoot you. |
| LLMacCreadyForgetIt | Yeah, whatever. |
| LLMacCreadyGetYouToTrustMe | Why should I trust you? I got no reason to. |
| LLMacCreadyGetYouToTrustMe | You mungos are nothing but trouble. I ain't gonna let what happened to Sammy and Squirrel happen to anyone else. |
| LLMacCreadyGetYouToTrustMe | You'd do that? |
| LLMacCreadyGetYouToTrustMe | Maybe... If you can bring them back, I might let you in. |
| LLMacCreadyISavedPFallsKids | Oh yeah? Well why didn't you say so, you stupid mungo? |
| LLMacCreadyKidsRescued | I guess you're okay after all, mungo. |
| LLMacCreadyKidsRescued | You can come in, but you better not piss me off. |
| LLMacCreadyWhatHappenedSammy | Them and Penny got themselves caught... By mungos, just like you. Slavers from Paradise Falls. |
| LLMacCreadyWhatHappenedSammy | I told them to watch out, but the stupid kids didn't listen. |
| LLMacCreadyWhatIsThisPlace | This is Little Lamplight. We live here, and we don't need no mungos messing it up. So just take a hike. |
| LLMacCreadyWhatsAMungo | You are, mungo! |
| LLMacCreadyWhatsAMungo | You big people. You're all tall and clumsy. Bunch of mungos, and we don't need nothing to do with any of you! |
| LLMayorDailyCheck1 | Yes, sir. Food's running low, but we're scraping by, RJ. We could use more supplies from the outside, especially if you want something with a flavor. |
| LLMayorDailyCheck1 | Nothing much, RJ. One nearly lost an eye - said they thought it would look cool. I patched him up and smacked him on the head for being an idiot. |
| LLMayorDailyCheck1 | Stalacti... er, I mean... All's well around town, sir! No funny business! Except for me, of course. |
| LLMayorDailyCheck1 | Nothing much you'd be interested in. Still doing a brisk trade in some of the toys, though! |
| LLMayorDailyCheck1 | Going well, when there's anyone attending them. Basic survival and shooting lessons are good as always. Haven't lost any of them yet! |
| LLMayorDailyCheck1 | Everything's okay out back, Mayor. Same as ever. |
| LLMayorDailyCheck1 | All's clear on the back gate, RJ. No trouble, no action, no nothing. Most incredibly fucking boring job ever. |
| LLMayorDailyCheck2 | I'll get the scav team on it. Maybe they can get you some fucking cheese to go along with your whine. |
| LLMayorDailyCheck2 | That's my best girl! Keep them alive and keep them in line! |
| LLMayorDailyCheck2 | Yeah, Knock, and you hardly count as that. Keep it up! |
| LLMayorDailyCheck2 | Okay, well if someone brings you a big, fuck-off death-ray, I call dibs, understand? |
| LLMayorDailyCheck2 | Well, keep it up, Joseph. And don't worry, if you lose any, I'm sure Eclair won't mind having one fewer damned mouth to feed. |
| LLMayorDailyCheck2 | Could you at least try to stay awake next time you're on watch? |
| LLMayorDailyCheck2 | Really? Would you rather scrape fungus with Eclair? And watch the goddamned language around Sammy, okay, shiteater? |
| LLMayorYelling1 | Hey, down there! |
| LLMayorYelling1 | Hey, Princess, stop thinking about how dreamy I am and pay attention to guarding! |
| LLMungo | Well, I could call you a shithead, but then all these other shitheads wouldn't know which shithead I was talking to. Shithead. |
| LLMungo | So it looks like you're stuck with mungo, mungo. |
| LLMungo | It means an adult. We don't really see many of you around, and we're glad of it. |
| LLMungo | I mean, you brought back the little ones, so you're okay. But mostly, we only ever see raiders and people who want to take our caves. |
| LLMungo | If you didn't have MacCready's permission, you'd probably be shot just for being in here. We don't take any more chances. |
| LLMungo | I'm pretty sure it comes from "humongous." Because, to everyone here, you're pretty big, you know? |
| LLMungo | Mungos been pretty bad to Lamplighters, for as long as our history goes back. They just don't trust anyone over sixteen. |
| LLMungo | Really, you're pretty lucky they let you in at all. I just hope I get to visit like you do after I get kicked out. |
| LLMungo | Stop calling me kid, mungo. |
| LLNicknames | Well, I didn't get the nickname for being fat and full of cream, if that's what you're asking. |
| LLNicknames | Back when I was on the scav team, I found some pages from an old cook book. Sometimes I try them out. |
| LLNicknames | Just for the record, don't try making an eclair out of cave fungus. The taste sticks with you, and not in a good way. |
| LLNicknames | It's just a name, okay? |
| LLNicknames | Not my fault I knock stuff over. |
| LLNicknames | Lucy says I still got a lot of growing to do. |
| LLNicknames | I don't need to explain myself to you, mungo. Shut up and get lost. |
| LLNicknames | In fact, don't you ever bother me about something as stupid as nicknames again! |
| LLNicknames | Well, my name was Nick. And I collect knick knacks. |
| LLNicknames | Not everything has to be real complex, see? |
| LLNicknames | Well, when people started calling Knicky by his new name, I needed one too, see? |
| LLNicknames | If you're twins, it just doesn't cut it to be called "Knick Knack and Sue." |
| LLNicknames | Why Zip? Or why do I have a nickname at all? I mean, why don't people just call me Ricky? Or Yancy? Or Eustace P. Vanderbanger the Third? |
| LLNicknames | I mean, they say it's because I'm so fast, but that doesn't make sense because I don't think I'm all that fast, it's just that they're all so slow! |
| LLNicknames | I guess it's just one of those mysteries that'll never really get answered, sort of like how people made the bubbles in Nuka-Cola. Say, got any Cola? |
| LLNicknames | It's not a nickname! My name's Penelope. |
| LLNicknames | They're just lazy and don't like saying the whole thing is all. |
| LLNicknames | I like to think it's because of my inquisitive and charming nature, as well as my natural climbing ability. |
| LLNicknames | But Knock Knock says it's because I'm totally nuts. |
| LLNicknames | Guess which one's probably right? |
| LLNicknames | Nickname? What awe you tawking about? |
| LLPrincessAngry | Get out of here, dummy! |
| LLPrincessAngry | Damnit, Lucy! Leave me alone! |
| LLPrincessAngry | Get out of here, you jerk! |
| LLPrincessAngry | Shut up before I pound you! |
| LLPrincessBullyResponse | Among other reasons, I'm not a mean bitch like you. No, I'm a mean bastard! There's a difference! |
| LLPrincessBullyResponse | Whoops, didn't mean to bug you, Miss Pwincess. Sowwy. |
| LLPrincessBullyResponse | Didn't mean to bother you, Princess. |
| LLPrincessBullyResponse | Sorry, Princess. Don't hurt me! |
| LLPrincessBullyResponse | Nothing, I guess. |
| LLPrincessBullyResponse | I guess I got lots of reasons. I mean, I'm alive, and we've got food and shelter, and I found this awesome rock yesterday! |
| LLPrincessBullyResponse | Because I know if you keep on bullying people, I can always pee on your cave fungus and you'll never know. |
| LLPrincessBullyResponse | Sorry, Miss Princess. Please don't get angry at me, okay? |
| LLPrincessBullyResponse | Oh, probably because MacCready likes me more than he likes you. That seems like a good reason to me! |
| LLPrincessNickname | Why? Because I'm the Princess of Little Lamplight? |
| LLPrincessNickname | So, a long time ago, Princess convinced everyone that she should be mayor. |
| LLPrincessNickname | The first thing she did as mayor was try to insist that the title be changed to "Princess". |
| LLPrincessNickname | It was 5 minutes before MacCready punched her in the nose and got picked as the new mayor. It was awesome! |
| LLPrincessNickname | So, a long time ago, Princess convinced everyone that she should be mayor. |
| LLPrincessNickname | The first thing she did as mayor was try to insist that the title be changed to "Princess". |
| LLPrincessNickname | It was 5 minutes before MacCready punched her in the nose and got picked as the new mayor. It was awesome! |
| LLPrincessNickname | No. We'll see how I feel about it tomorrow, huh? |
| LLPrincessNickname2A | Yeah! MacCready said we needed someone to watch out for us, not to lord over us. Then he popped her one! She hasn't even tried since then. |
| LLPrincessNickname2A | That's why he stays mayor, too. I hope I can be that cool, someday. |
| LLPrincessNickname2A | Shut up! Soon as I figure out who told you, someone's getting pounded into the ground. |
| LLPrincessNickname2A | That was a long time ago, anyway! |
| LLPrincessNickname2B | No way. I think she's got a crush on him. She's all weird for him. |
| LLPrincessNickname2B | Oh yeah? Well that was a long time ago! Now RJ's my best friend! |
| LLPrincessNickname2B | Someday, we're gonna be boyfriend and girlfriend, and then he'll kick you out! |
| LLPrincessNickname2C | Thanks. Maybe you can take her down a peg, huh? |
| LLPrincessNickname3A | That's right! Run away, coward! |
| LLPrincessNickname3B | Oh, sure, like I should believe you. Why are you even wasting your time over here? |
| LLPrincessNickname3B | Scram, get out of my face, go! |
| LLPrincessNickname3B | That's not true! You're a liar! Shut your stupid face, liar! |
| LLPrincessNickname3B | I know RJ likes me! He really does! Really! |
| LLPrincessNickname3B | Just leave me alone, you mungo jerk! I hate you! |
| LLPrincessNickname3B | That isn't so! Stop lying! Stop being such a big mungo liar! |
| LLPrincessNickname3B | This isn't fair! A big mean mungo picking on me! I hate you! |
| LLPrincessNickname3B | You... You jerk! Just shut up and leave me alone! Go away! |
| LLPrincessNickname3C | That isn't so! I just... didn't want to do it anymore, and... |
| LLPrincessNickname3C | Just shut up! This isn't fair! A big, mean mungo is picking on me! I hate you! |
| LLPrincessNickname3C | Just leave me alone! Go away! Go! |
| LLPrincessNickname3C | This bunch of idiots don't deserve me leading them! |
| LLPrincessNickname3C | They wouldn't know a real boss if one shot them in the ass! |
| LLPrincessShootingA | Could've been a lot of reasons. Maybe you sounded like a monster in all that darkness. |
| LLPrincessShootingA | Maybe you had a weapon drawn, and looked like a Raider. |
| LLPrincessShootingA | Maybe I just decided I didn't like your stupid, mungo face. |
| LLPrincessShootingB | Oh, really? That's a cute little imagination you've got. |
| LLPrincessShootingB | But if you want to play make-believe, maybe you should do it with the younger brats. |
| LLPrincessVictorious | Ha ha! Now, scram! |
| LLPrincessVictorious | Yeah, run along and cry now! |
| LLRandomConv1 | Oh hey! How're you doing? Doing okay? |
| LLRandomConv1 | Hello. How are you doing? |
| LLRandomConv1 | Hello. How's it going? |
| LLRandomConv1 | Hey there! You doing alright? |
| LLRandomConv1 | Hey! How's Lamplight life treating you? |
| LLRandomConv1 | Heya. Are you feeling alright? You look a little stiff. |
| LLRandomConv1 | Hello, there. Are you okay? |
| LLRandomConv1 | Hey. How you doing? |
| LLRandomConv1 | Hello. How are you? |
| LLRandomConv1 | Hrmf. What're you so happy about? |
| LLRandomConv1 | Beat it, squirt. |
| LLRandomConv1 | How do, pal? |
| LLRandomConv1 | How do ya do, pal? |
| LLRandomConv1 | Hewwo. How're you? |
| LLRandomConv1 | Hey, how are you? |
| LLRandomConv2 | Meh. |
| LLRandomConv2 | Busy, like always. Somebody's always got a tummy ache or a runny nose or a knife wound. You know how it is. |
| LLRandomConv2 | I'm fine. It's another fine day, underground. |
| LLRandomConv2 | Doing good. I could do with better food, but couldn't we all? |
| LLRandomConv2 | I'm fine, thanks! |
| LLRandomConv2 | What do you think? Get out of my face! |
| LLRandomConv2 | Doing better than a dog in a bone-yard! |
| LLRandomConv2 | Happier than a Ghoul wallowing in sludge! |
| LLRandomConv2 | Just fine! Been all over today, and you wouldn't believe the cool stuff I did! |
| LLRandomConv2 | It's always nicer to be in here than out there. |
| LLRandomConv2 | I'm fine. |
| LLRandomConv2 | I think I'm catching a cough. But I'll be fine. |
| LLRandomConv2 | Oh, not yet I'm not. |
| LLRandomConv2 | We're in the best fucking place in the world! You better believe I feel great! |
| LLRandomConv2 | I'm okay! |
| LLRandomConv2 | I'm okay. |
| LLRandomConvEnding | Hee hee! Okay, later then! |
| LLRandomConvEnding | Okay. See you later, and don't get too bashed up. |
| LLRandomConvEnding | I understand. Well, take care. |
| LLRandomConvEnding | I hear that. Anyway, gotta be on my way. Later. |
| LLRandomConvEnding | Oh, okay. Umm, bye! |
| LLRandomConvEnding | Okay, whatever you say. Bye. |
| LLRandomConvEnding | All right then! See ya! |
| LLRandomConvEnding | Okay, then! See ya! |
| LLRandomConvEnding | Umm... Okay, yeah, bye bye now! |
| LLRandomConvEnding | That makes sense. Talk to you later. |
| LLRandomConvEnding | Fine. Bye now. |
| LLRandomConvEnding | Yeah, I see. Catch you later, I guess. |
| LLRandomConvEnding | Yeah, yeah, fine. Catch ya later. |
| LLRandomConvEnding | 'Kay, bye. |
| LLRandomConvEnding | Okay. Bye. |
| LLRandomExclamation | He's not your uncle, Bumble! |
| LLRandomExclamation | Yeah! |
| LLRandomExclamation | You bet we are! |
| LLRandomExclamation | What he said! |
| LLRandomExclamation | We're staying! |
| LLRepair | Oh boy! New junk to tinker with! |
| LLRepair | Sure, let me see that thing! |
| LLSammyLunchDelivery | Here's food, Princess. |
| LLSammyLunchDelivery | Here, happy? |
| LLServices | Really? Because I heard from the mayor about the sorts of deals you make when you trade. None for you. |
| LLServices | Sure thing, pal! Special deals for us kids! |
| LLServices | I hope you brought me some cool stuff! |
| LLServices | Yeah, I heard about the sorts of things you'd do for this fungus. Well, you're cut off. Go scrounge your own food. |
| LLServices | Bon appetit. |
| LLServices | Sure thing, mungo. We don't have much to spare, so get ready to pay. |
| LLServices | Enjoy, if you've got the caps. |
| LLServices | All right. Now, hold still. |
| LLServices | Certainly. How would you like to look? |
| LLSlaverBumble1 | Thank you, miss! We're going on an adventure! |
| LLSlaverBumble1B | You bet we are! Are you ready to go on the adventure express? |
| LLSlaverBumble1C | Oh boy! Let's go now! Can we please? |
| LLSlaverBumble2 | Absolutely! In fact, I want you to have this friendship necklace. It's good luck - wear it and you'll never get lost! |
| LLSlaverBumble3 | Ow, it's all scratchy! |
| LLSlaverBumble4 | Don't fuss, my little girl. You'll get used to it. |
| LLSlaverBumble5 | Well... Okay. I can't wait to tell Lucy about this adventure! |
| LLSlaverBumble6 | I'm sure she'll be so proud of you! Now, we've got a big day ahead of us, so let's get going! |
| LLStanAboutCaps1A | Caps used to take care of me. I would find hats for her collection. That's why she was called "Caps", right? |
| LLStanAboutCaps1A | Before long, I was guarding the front gate with her. She liked the company. She liked the jokes I used to make. I think she liked me. |
| LLStanAboutCaps1A | When the Raiders attacked last time... She didn't make it. |
| LLStanAboutCaps1C | There... there used to be another guard. She was named Caps. |
| LLStanAboutCaps1C | She used to take care of me. She liked my company guarding. She liked when I used to tell jokes. |
| LLStanAboutCaps1C | Then, some Raiders attacked. And I was the only guard left. |
| LLStanAboutCaps2A | Except... I was supposed to be on guard when they attacked. I should have been here to help Caps. |
| LLStanAboutCaps2A | It really is my fault she died. |
| LLStanAboutCaps2A | Now I'm the only front gate guard, so it's my responsibility to make up for that. |
| LLStanAboutCaps2B | No. Not anymore, they don't. |
| LLStanAboutCaps2B | Now, stop distracting me from my job. |
| LLStanAboutCaps3A | Somebody needs to guard the front gate, and no one else is doing it. So I will. Even if it sucks for me, I don't mind. |
| LLStanAboutCaps3A | Some things just have to be done, and they just have to be done right. Because if they aren't, you can't ever get back what you lose. |
| LLStanAboutCaps3A | Besides, Caps would want it like that. |
| LLStanAboutCaps3B | I know. And really, we're lucky we didn't lose more people in that attack. |
| LLStanAboutCaps3B | But we can't risk that a second time. I've got to stay extra vigilant on watch. Thanks for reminding me of that. |
| LLStanAboutCaps3B | Now leave me alone. No distractions! |
| LLTeachingTalk | A is for Ammo, B is for Blade, and C is for Cauterize... |
| LLTeachingTalk | Clean water is rare, and most water carries germs and radiation. As a result, it's usually healthier to stay dirty. |
| LLTeachingTalk | Remember, never trust anybody over the age of 16. |
| LLTeachingTalk | Little Lamplight only has one law: you have to leave when you grow up. No delays, no exceptions. |
| LLTeachingTalk | When scavenging in the wild, remember to trust no one and to keep your pistol handy! |
| LLTeachingTalk | Remember this simple rhyme: "When in danger or in doubt, shoot to kill and then run out." |
| LLTwinConfusion | Did I make a bunch of really lame jokes? |
| LLTwinConfusion | Yeah, that'd be my twin sister, Knock Knock. I'm Knick Knack. I got my nickname first, and she copied it. |
| LLTwinConfusion | Anyway, I run the town store. Or at least the pile of stuff that we've collected. If you're ever looking to trade, just ask. |
| LLTwinConfusion | Was I all obsessed with stuff and toys? |
| LLTwinConfusion | Yeah, that'd be my twin brother, Knick Knack. I'm Knock Knock. He got the nickname first, and I improved on it. |
| LLTwinConfusion | Anyway, I keep folks entertained. Or at least, I tell them the jokes and stories we've got. If you're ever looking to laugh, just ask! |
| LLTwinsConv1 | So, sis, make any good jokes today? |
| LLTwinsConv1 | So, bro, made any good trades today? |
| LLTwinsConv2 | Do I ever? How about you? Made any good trades today? |
| LLTwinsConv2 | Not if I could help it! Made any good trades today? |
| LLTwinsConv2b | Nothing much. One of the littler kids had a rock Zip said looked dirty, but he barely even knows what is and isn't dirty in the first place, see? |
| LLTwinsConv2b | Nah. Zip kept asking if I have any Nuka-Cola hidden anywhere, so I told him I kept a six pack hidden near a magic rock. He'll be busy for weeks, see? |
| LLTwinsConv3 | That's hysterical! Zip was running around, checking every rock he found all day! |
| LLTwinsConv3 | Oh man, and just yesterday I got him to believe one of the rocks out back granted wishes! I guess we make a good team, even when we didn't mean to! |
| LLTwinsConv4 | You better believe it, sis! Later! |
| LLTwinsConv4 | Great stuff! Talk with you later, sis! |
| LLWazerWifleOffer1 | I suwe did! Five hundwed caps, and this Wazer Wifle's aww youws! |
| LLWazerWifleOffer2A | That's a gweat idea! You take it, and good wuck out thewe! |
| LLWazerWifleOffer2A | That's not a wot, but okay. Bye now! |
| LLWazerWifleOffer2A | Thanks a wot! Bye now! |
| LLWazerWifleOffer2A | Then you'we not getting it. Sowwy! |
| LLWazerWifleOffer2B | Okay, it's youw woss! |
| LLWazerWifleOffer2C | Tawking wike what? You'we weiwd. |
| LLWhatsUp1 | What's up, pal? |
| LLWhatsUp1 | What's happening, pal? |
| LLWhatsUp1 | Hewwo. What's up? |
| LLWhatsUp1 | Hello, there. What're you up to? Not getting into too much trouble? |
| LLWhatsUp1 | Hello. What's happening today? |
| LLWhatsUp1 | What're you up to, today? |
| LLWhatsUp1 | Hello. What's happening? |
| LLWhatsUp1 | Hrmf. What have you got to be happy about? |
| LLWhatsUp1 | Oh hey! What's happening? Something fun? |
| LLWhatsUp1 | Hello. Anything interesting happening? |
| LLWhatsUp1 | Hello. What's up? |
| LLWhatsUp1 | Hey, what's happening? |
| LLWhatsUp1 | Everything fine down here in paradise? What's happening? |
| LLWhatsUp1 | Hey, what's up? |
| LLWhatsUp2 | You know, the usual. |
| LLWhatsUp2 | Not much, I guess. Apart from keeping you dumbasses in line, that is. |
| LLWhatsUp2 | Evewything's a-okay! |
| LLWhatsUp2 | Just talking to morons who keep bugging me. Scram! |
| LLWhatsUp2 | Fun times and laughs as always! |
| LLWhatsUp2 | Cool junk and collecting, as always! |
| LLWhatsUp2 | I was running so fast, I thought my legs were gonna fly off, but then they didn't, which makes sense, 'cause legs don't have wings. You know? |
| LLWhatsUp2 | Just relaxing. Nothing much. |
| LLWhatsUp2 | Nothing. |
| LLWhatsUp2 | Just playing around, you know? |
| LLWhatsUp2 | Keeping everyone from killing themselves. Same as ever. |
| LLWhatsUp2 | Watching after the younger kids and seeing if they can't accidentally learn a thing or two. You know how it goes. |
| LLWhatsUp2 | Not much. Still trying to find a way to turn this fungus into something that doesn't taste like toenails. |
| LLWhatsUp2 | I got a new tooth today! It was just lying there and now it's mine! |
| LLWhatsUp2 | Not much. |
| LLZipCola1 | Yeah, and I got lots to trade. But if you got no Nuka, you're not getting nothing, no way! |
| LLZipCola1 | Yeah, more Nuka's always good! It's definitely always gooder than less, because no Nuka's no good at all! Got any Nuka for me? |
| LLZipCola1 | I'll trade you whatever I've got for more Nuka-Cola! Anytime! Nuka 4 Zip! Nuka 4 Zip! |
| LLZipCola1 | That's all I got right now. Come back tomorrow, maybe I'll have more, and you can have more Nuka for me to have more Nuka? Yeah? |
| LLZipCola1 | I did yesterday, I am today, and I probably will be tomorrow! Well, unless I die from too much Nuka. But that can't happen. Everyone knows that! |
| LLZipCola2A | Oh, I found a lucky bullet this morning! |
| LLZipCola2A | It's just a measly old 10 mil, but I know for sure it's lucky, 'cause it was sitting there all alone out of its clip and not fired off. Want it? |
| LLZipCola2A | I got an old mag full of .556s! Is that good enough for you? |
| LLZipCola2A | Last time I was out looking, I found some of this mutfruit. It's not as sweet as Nuka, but maybe you mungos like that sort of thing? |
| LLZipCola2A | Well, I've got these pills that say "Mentats", but Lucy says they taste yucky and that I shouldn't take them. Maybe you want them? |
| LLZipCola2A | Well, I didn't want to trade it, but I've got a stimpak Lucy said I'm supposed to carry around with me. Is it worth a Nuka? |
| LLZipCola2A | Oh, check this out, it's my most, most prized possession I found! Squirrel says it's a micro fusion cell. Is it worth a Nuka? |
| LLZipCola2C | But Nuka-Cola's fortified with vitaminerals and health tonics! It even says so on the label! That means it's healthy for me! |
| LLZipCola3A | Thanks! Nuka for me! |
| LLZipCola3A | Hooray! I win the Nuka-Cola game! What's the prize? Nuka-Cola! |
| LLZipCola3A | Yay! Nuka-Cola, Nuka-Cola, makes a stomach bubbly and the world so jumbly, yay! |
| LLZipCola3B | Maybe I'll have something better tomorrow, so don't drink that Nuka. Save it for me, save it for me! |
| LLZipFollowsPlayer1 | Everyone calls me Zip, and I think that's because I'm always wearing pants, and those have zippers, but it's not like I'm the only one with pants. |
| LLZipFollowsPlayer1 | Once I found a bottle of Nuka-Cola Quantum and I drank the whole thing and then I burped really loud and then I don't remember the next week! |
| LLZipFollowsPlayer1 | I heard that inside those suits the Brotherhood of Steelies are actually giant cockroaches that learned to build machines and talk and shoot guns! |
| LLZipFollowsPlayer1 | I heard that Super Mutants turned into Super Mutants because they were just Ghouls who got bit by ants and had some kinda allergic reaction! |
| LLZipFollowsPlayer1 | Chicken butt! I learned that one from Knock Knock! Isn't it great? |
| LLZipFollowsPlayer1 | Did you know once I put gunpowder in Nuka-Cola and it tasted kinda funny but everything went swirly and then I flew around and then I don't remember? |
| LLZipFollowsPlayer1 | One time I found a gun that shot laser beams but Mayor MacCready took it away from me because I might put out someone's eye and Eclair'd be angry. |
| LLZipFollowsPlayer1 | Okay, that's about everything, bye now! |
| LLZipFollowsPlayer3 | Oh, I don't know if I told you yet, but I just remembered something really cool! |
| LLZipFollowsPlayer3 | And guess what? |
| LostIdle | Hunh? Gary? |
| LostIdle | Gary-wha? |
| LostIdle | You better hope I don't find you... |
| LostIdle | Hiding is for fools. Show yourself! |
| LostIdle | This is foolish. Let's end this! |
| LostIdle | Expanding search pattern. |
| LostIdle | Switching to pattern zeta-seven-four. |
| LostIdle | Still no go on targets. |
| LostIdle | Still no sign of target. |
| LostIdle | Scope still negative. No tangos. |
| LostIdle | Zero targets detected. |
| LostIdle | Come on out, son, I promise I won't hurt you! |
| LostIdle | Come on out, miss, I promise I won't hurt you! |
| LostIdle | You don't really think you can hide from us, do you? |
| LostIdle | We'll find you eventually. You know that, don't you? |
| LostIdle | You're only making it worse for yourself by hiding. |
| LostIdle | It's all a big mistake! Come with me and we'll figure it out together! |
| LostIdle | I know you're around here. |
| LostIdle | I can smell ya. |
| LostIdle | Don't worry... we'll find you soon. |
| LostIdle | Here kitty, kitty... |
| LostIdle | Come on, asshole. I ain't got all day. |
| LostIdle | I hate this cat and mouse crap. |
| LostIdle | It's only a matter of time. |
| LostIdle | Continuing sweep. |
| LostIdle | Target may still be in area. |
| LostIdle | Search pattern delta-two. |
| LostIdle | Still trying to reacquire hostile. |
| LostIdle | I got nothing here. |
| LostIdle | Oh, I know you're here. I'll find you. |
| LostIdle | When you turn up, you're dead. |
| LostIdle | Come on out... I promise a quick death! |
| LostIdle | Only a fuckin' coward hides. |
| LostIdle | Scared huh? You should be. |
| LostIdle | No need to hide. It'll all be over soon. |
| LostIdle | Alert. Non-combatant safety cannot be guaranteed. |
| LostIdle | Target lock status: red. Continuing perimeter sweep. |
| LostIdle | Alert. Hostile remains at large. Recommend non-combatants seek secure location. |
| LostIdle | There's no point in trying to hide from me, you know. I've been programmed to be quite relentless. |
| LostIdle | Please come back. I'm sorry about all that recent unpleasantness. |
| LostIdle | Where are you? |
| LostIdle | Are you still there? |
| LostIdle | Warning. Dangerous fugitive is on the loose. Do not attempt to apprehend. |
| LostIdle | Attention. Fugitive should be considered armed and dangerous. |
| LostIdle | Continuing search for fugitive. |
| LostIdle | You better run, you commie-loving bastard! |
| LostIdle | Who's got a target? |
| LostIdle | Come on, people, I need a target! |
| LostIdle | Where are you? |
| LostIdle | This is taking time from my experiments. |
| LostIdle | Where have you gone? |
| LostIdle | You can't hide fwom me fowever. |
| LostIdle | Come out, come out, wherever you are! |
| LostIdle | Oh goodie. Hide and seek. I haven't played this game in years. |
| LostIdle | You can't hide forever. You're stink will eventually give you away. |
| LostIdle | I do so enjoy a good hunt! |
| LostIdle | Quit hiding and come out and fight! |
| LostIdle | Come out here, you sissy! Finish what you started! |
| LostIdle | I'll find you, and then you'll be sorry! |
| LostIdle | Is that really necessary? I won't hurt you. Come out of there and let's discuss this civilly. |
| LostIdle | Come now. You're being unsporting. |
| LostIdle | I'm growing tired of this little game of ours. Show yourself! |
| LostIdle | You can't hide from me forever. |
| LostIdle | You're here. You're here... Stop hiding! |
| LostIdle | Gonna find you soon, human! |
| LostIdle | You have to come out sooner or later. |
| LostIdle | You can't hide from me... I can taste your fear! |
| LostIdle | Here human, human, human. I got a treat for you! |
| LostIdle | Come out, come out wherever you are! |
| LostIdle | I'm going to find you. |
| LostIdle | You can't hide from me forever. |
| LostIdle | Nothing yet. |
| LostIdle | Where did you go? |
| LostIdle | I've got something for you... |
| LostIdle | Come out, come out, wherever you are! |
| LostToCombat | It's coming this way! |
| LostToCombat | We're all going to die! |
| LostToCombat | Got him! |
| LostToCombat | You can't hide from me, zombie! |
| LostToCombat | Zombie, over there. I see you! |
| LostToCombat | Oh my God! |
| LostToCombat | Haha, Gary! |
| LostToCombat | Hooo, Gaary! |
| LostToCombat | I guess we lost- wait! Contact! Contact! |
| LostToCombat | I have contact. Weapons hot. |
| LostToCombat | Positive contact. Firing. |
| LostToCombat | There you are, outsider! |
| LostToCombat | There is no shelter from the Brotherhood. |
| LostToCombat | The Brotherhood sees all. |
| LostToCombat | Hostile located in the lab! |
| LostToCombat | Found him! In the lab! |
| LostToCombat | Found her! In the lab! |
| LostToCombat | Contact in A Ring! Repeat, I have found the intruder in A Ring! |
| LostToCombat | Positive contact near the Archives! |
| LostToCombat | Can't hide from my keen Ghoul senses! |
| LostToCombat | Ha! Time to die asshole! |
| LostToCombat | Thought you could hide forever? |
| LostToCombat | Death to all defilers of Oasis! |
| LostToCombat | Prepare for your last moments! |
| LostToCombat | You will be destroyed, Outsider! |
| LostToCombat | Alert! Alert! Trespasser detected! |
| LostToCombat | This area is off-limits to non Nuka-Cola personnel! |
| LostToCombat | Protocol KL-001 initiated! Kill all trespassers! |
| LostToCombat | By order of the Nuka-Cola Administration, all trespassers are to be eliminated! |
| LostToCombat | Execute Expulsion Protocol KL-001! Kill all trespassers! |
| LostToCombat | Trespasser detected! Executing Protocol KL-001! |
| LostToCombat | You are trespassing on Nuka-Cola Corporation property! |
| LostToCombat | That's the last mistake you'll ever make! |
| LostToCombat | Now you're mine! |
| LostToCombat | There you are! |
| LostToCombat | Intruder Located! Contacting Vault-Tec Security! |
| LostToCombat | Tango reacquired! |
| LostToCombat | Positive ID on lost target acquired! |
| LostToCombat | Reengaging target! |
| LostToCombat | Target found! Firing! |
| LostToCombat | We've got the target! |
| LostToCombat | Target relocated! Engaging! |
| LostToCombat | There you are, you little bastard. |
| LostToCombat | The Overseer said there'd be a bonus for whoever brought you in. |
| LostToCombat | Here he is! |
| LostToCombat | Here she is! |
| LostToCombat | Bingo! |
| LostToCombat | Over here! |
| LostToCombat | Nice try, amateur. |
| LostToCombat | Found your sorry ass! |
| LostToCombat | Playtime's over! |
| LostToCombat | Let's do this. |
| LostToCombat | Reengaging hostile target! |
| LostToCombat | Brotherhood! Over here! |
| LostToCombat | I've got him. Rally on me. |
| LostToCombat | Target locked! |
| LostToCombat | Target acquired! |
| LostToCombat | Found 'em. Engaging! |
| LostToCombat | There you are, you little bitch. |
| LostToCombat | Your time just ran out! |
| LostToCombat | Fuckin' hide from me? You're dead! |
| LostToCombat | Ha! Found your sorry ass! |
| LostToCombat | Thought you could hide? |
| LostToCombat | There you are! |
| LostToCombat | Target lock status: green. Reengaging hostile target. |
| LostToCombat | Hostile target detected. Target lock status: green. |
| LostToCombat | Target lock acquired. Resuming lethal force neutralization operation. |
| LostToCombat | Were you trying to hide from me? |
| LostToCombat | You'll find that my electronic sensors are quite sophisticated. |
| LostToCombat | My search routines are quite advanced, don't you think? |
| LostToCombat | Fugitive has been located. Commencing attack. |
| LostToCombat | Your attempted escape is only making things worse for you. |
| LostToCombat | Do not make any further escape attempts, lawbreaker. |
| LostToCombat | You cannot hide from me, you commie maggot! |
| LostToCombat | You can run, but you can't hide! |
| LostToCombat | Your worthless hide is mine! |
| LostToCombat | Thought hiding would save you? |
| LostToCombat | Aha! |
| LostToCombat | You can't hide from me. |
| LostToCombat | Over here! |
| LostToCombat | There you are! |
| LostToCombat | There you are! |
| LostToCombat | Perhaps you're not the master of stealth you thought you were! |
| LostToCombat | Aha! There you are! That was fun. Pity you'll be dead soon so we can't play again. |
| LostToCombat | Not very clever are you? |
| LostToCombat | And here I was so enjoying our little cat and mouse game. It's a shame I have to kill you now. |
| LostToCombat | Tsk tsk. I had thought you were more clever than that. Oh well. |
| LostToCombat | So are you going to let me kill you now, or are you going to run away again? |
| LostToCombat | There you are. Now, let's finish this nonsense. |
| LostToCombat | Aha! Gotcha! |
| LostToCombat | Nice try! |
| LostToCombat | Can't escape me! |
| LostToCombat | I knew it! I'm gonna tear you apart! |
| LostToCombat | No more hidin' for you! |
| LostToCombat | Ha ha! I found you! |
| LostToCombat | HEEELLLPPP! |
| LostToCombat | Oh no! |
| LostToCombat | Somebody, anybody, help me! |
| LostToCombat | |
| LostToCombat | Engaging! |
| LostToCombat | Target acquired, going for a quick kill. |
| LostToCombat | Couldn't hide forever. |
| LostToCombat | On me! |
| LostToCombat | Spotted, over there! |
| LostToCombat | There you are! |
| LostToNormal | That zombie will be back. I just know it. |
| LostToNormal | I think it's gone somewhere else! |
| LostToNormal | Where'd it go? |
| LostToNormal | It's behind me, isn't it? |
| LostToNormal | Cleared out, I guess. |
| LostToNormal | Gary? Gary? |
| LostToNormal | Go tell your friends you got whooped by a Ghoul! |
| LostToNormal | Run away to suck at your mommy's tit? Go on get out of here! |
| LostToNormal | Ha ha! You keep running! |
| LostToNormal | Chicken shit! |
| LostToNormal | Can't handle the old Daring Dashwood, eh? Can't say I blame you! |
| LostToNormal | Buggered off, eh? Fine. I was done playing with you anyway. |
| LostToNormal | Must've given up. |
| LostToNormal | That's right! Don't mess with me! |
| LostToNormal | I'm sure our paths will cross again. |
| LostToNormal | Then we both live to fight another day. |
| LostToNormal | Very well... run, coward! |
| LostToNormal | Reporting enemy has escaped. |
| LostToNormal | Cancel alarm. |
| LostToNormal | Target has escaped. |
| LostToNormal | Resume normal procedures. |
| LostToNormal | Enemy has evaded detection. Standing down. |
| LostToNormal | Contact with tango lost. |
| LostToNormal | I don't know where he could have gotten to. |
| LostToNormal | I don't know where she could have gotten to. |
| LostToNormal | Doesn't that just beat all. |
| LostToNormal | No matter. We'll find them eventually. |
| LostToNormal | Oh, never mind. They'll turn up sooner or later. |
| LostToNormal | What's the use. Must be long gone by now. |
| LostToNormal | Must've crawled into a hole and died or something. That's going to smell in a few days... |
| LostToNormal | Hmm. Strange. I wonder where they went. |
| LostToNormal | Run off, I guess. |
| LostToNormal | Well, I can't find anything. |
| LostToNormal | Huh. Guess they're gone. |
| LostToNormal | Whew. I was hoping I wouldn't find anything. |
| LostToNormal | Next time... next time. |
| LostToNormal | Ahhhhh. I lost 'em. |
| LostToNormal | I got better things to do anyway. |
| LostToNormal | I don't have time for this crap. |
| LostToNormal | Crap! They're gone. |
| LostToNormal | Keep on running, chump. |
| LostToNormal | Yeah. Keep runnin'. |
| LostToNormal | Chicken shit. |
| LostToNormal | You better run. |
| LostToNormal | Ha. What a little bitch. |
| LostToNormal | Dumb ass coward. |
| LostToNormal | Shit. Must've scared 'em off. |
| LostToNormal | Threat analysis: green. Perimeter secure. Resuming standard operations. |
| LostToNormal | Threat analysis: green. Perimeter secure. |
| LostToNormal | Threat analysis: green. No hostiles detected. |
| LostToNormal | Oh well. I wish you hadn't left so soon. I was having such a good time with you. |
| LostToNormal | I'll miss you. Please come back and see me again. |
| LostToNormal | I hope I didn't hurt your feelings with all that shooting and flaming. I'm afraid it's just the way I was programmed. |
| LostToNormal | Hostile has escaped. Transmitting description to designated law enforcement authorities. |
| LostToNormal | Fugitive has evaded pursuit. Law enforcement authorities now have primary responsibility for apprehension. |
| LostToNormal | Search complete. No hostiles detected. Standing down. |
| LostToNormal | Typical chickenshit commie maneuver. |
| LostToNormal | The enemy has retired before the awesome might of the U.S. army. |
| LostToNormal | This battlefield now belongs to Uncle Sam! |
| LostToNormal | Hmph. Better get back to my bitches! Ha, ha! |
| LostToNormal | Cleawed out I guess. |
| LostToNormal | Ah well, back to my experiments. |
| LostToNormal | Ah, screw this. Let's have a drink. |
| LostToNormal | Gone now. Pity. |
| LostToNormal | I wanted a fight. |
| LostToNormal | No blood to spill today. |
| LostToNormal | Slippery humans. |
| LostToNormal | Aggh... a waste of my time. |
| LostToNormal | Damn... I was hopin' for a fight. |
| LostToNormal | Must have bugged out. |
| LostToNormal | Hmm. Oh well. |
| LostToNormal | I can't find anything. |
| LostToNormal | Cleared out, I guess. |
| LostToNormal | Stand down. |
| LostToNormal | I guess we ran 'em off. |
| LostToNormal | Nobody here anymore. |
| LostToNormal | Is it safe now? |
| LostToNormal | This can't be happening. This just can't be happening. |
| LostToNormal | All clear. Stand down. |
| LostToNormal | The area's clear. Must've bugged out. |
| LostToNormal | Looks like they thought better of tangling with the Brotherhood of Steel. |
| LostToNormal | Area is secured. Hostiles have vacated. |
| LostToNormal | Sound the all clear. |
| LostToNormal | Targets lost. |
| M18RadioNeedHelp01 | Our supplies are running out and we've already sustained a casualty. We're trapped on the roof level of the Statesman Hotel. |
| M18RadioNeedHelp01 | We're trapped on the roof of the Statesman Hotel by a large contingent of Super Mutants. We are low on ammo and running out of time. |
| M18RadioNeedHelp01 | Our time is running out and we are dangerously low on ammunition. Our broadcast point is the roof of the Statesman Hotel. |
| M18RadioNeedHelp01 | Ammunition supply is running out and we've lost a man. We're pinned down on the roof of the Statesman Hotel by Super Mutants. |
| M18RadioNeedHelp02 | If assistance is not possible, please attempt to contact Reilly, who's made for Underworld inside the Museum of History. |
| MegAndyGreetingIntimidate | Okay, tough guy. Say what's on your mind. |
| MegAndyGreetingIntimidate | Well now, looks like she's got some spice. Say what's on your mind. |
| MegAndyGreetingPolite | [sighs] I suppose. Just make it quick. |
| MegatonHelloResponse | And a hello to you, lass. |
| MegatonHelloResponse | And a hello to you, lad. |
| MegatonHelloResponse | Yeah, yeah... |
| MegatonHelloResponse | Hello to you. |
| MegatonHelloResponse | Hello, my child. |
| MegatonHelloResponse | Mmmmhmmm... that's nice. |
| MegatonHelloResponse | Go bother someone else, please. I'm busy. |
| MegatonHelloResponse | |
| MegatonHelloResponse | Get the fuck out of my face. |
| MegatonHelloResponse | Yeah, whatever. |
| MegatonHelloResponse | Fuck you. |
| MegatonHelloResponse | Howdy. |
| MegatonHelloResponse | Howdy. |
| MegatonHelloResponse | Hello, Mother Maya. |
| MegatonHelloResponse | Hello there, honey. |
| MegatonHelloResponse | Hello, Confessor. |
| MegatonHelloResponse | Hello, Mother Maya. |
| MegatonHelloResponse | Billy says I shouldn't be talking to you. |
| MegatonHelloResponse | Uhm... hi? |
| MegatonHelloResponse | Good evening. |
| MegatonHelloResponse | Evening. |
| MegatonHelloResponse | Good morning. |
| MegatonHelloResponse | Morning. |
| MegatonHelloResponse | Yeah, yeah. |
| MegatonHelloResponse | Not so close. Keep walkin'. |
| MegatonHelloResponse | Good to see you. |
| MegatonHelloResponse | Hi. |
| MegatonHelloResponse | Hey there. |
| MegatonHelloResponse | Hello. |
| MegatonHelloResponse | Oh! Hi! |
| MegatonHelloResponse | What's up? |
| MegatonHelloResponse | Look, I told you people: I'm busy. Leave me alone. |
| MegatonHelloResponse | Look, I'm a little busy... |
| MegatonHowAreYouResponse | Not bad... not bad... |
| MegatonHowAreYouResponse | Been better. |
| MegatonHowAreYouResponse | Can't complain. |
| MegatonSettlerTalk1 | Is there anything interesting going on around here? |
| MegatonSettlerTalk1 | A cap for your thoughts. |
| MegatonSettlerTalk1 | Anything been going on with you? |
| MegatonSettlerTalk1 | You look like you have something on your mind. |
| MegatonSettlerTalk1 | What are you thinking? |
| MegatonSettlerTalk1 | So, what's up? |
| MegatonSettlerTalk1 | You get around, right? What have you heard? |
| MegatonSettlerTalk1 | You know, there has to be something going on around here. |
| MegatonSettlerTalk1 | Something on your mind? |
| MegatonSettlerTalk1 | What's been going on? |
| MegatonSettlerTalk1 | Hey. How's it going? |
| MegatonSettlerTalk2 | Have you heard what everyone's saying? There's not enough water to go around this month. We'll have to ration... again. |
| MegatonSettlerTalk2 | I don't like to spread rumors, but I heard Mister Burke is really interested in the bomb. Really interested. Like... he wants to buy it or something. |
| MegatonSettlerTalk2 | I heard the sheriff talking about defusing the bomb. I don't know. The damn thing's been sitting there so long it's probably harmless. Right? |
| MegatonSettlerTalk2 | Stockholm says he saw some more Raiders, off to the east. Good thing for us there's nothing in Megaton worth raiding. |
| MegatonSettlerTalk2 | You ever see a Yao Guai? Boy, those things are nasty. |
| MegatonSettlerTalk2 | Leo Stahl.. you know. He's a junkie, a total chem head. He sells the stuff, too. Late at night, in the processing plant. |
| MegatonSettlerTalk2 | Sometimes that Deputy Steel makes me nervous. Simms and his boy, they treat him like a person. But it's just a machine, and machines can malfunction. |
| MegatonSettlerTalk2 | Megaton needs a stronger defense force. Okay, there's Simms and Steel, and the town militia, but half of us can't even aim straight. |
| MegatonSettlerTalk2 | It's probably not my place, but... I think the sheriff should find himself a new wife. He needs some companionship, and his boy needs a mother. |
| MegatonSettlerTalk2 | Those guys from the church drink the water near the bomb because they WANT to. Believes it makes them "closer to Atom" or something. Idiots. |
| MegatonSettlerTalk2 | You know, I'm getting a little sick of living in the slums. They promised me that after a few months I could move into the town. |
| MegatonSettlerTalk2 | I don't think that I'm ever going to be able to get a house here. I've asked Simms a dozen times and he keeps saying the same thing. |
| MegatonSettlerTalk2 | Did you hear that sound last night? It sounded like... I don't know... some sort of motor, but it was coming from the sky! |
| MegatonSettlerTalk2 | Have you ever talked to that Jericho guy? Man, what an asshole. |
| MegatonSettlerTalk2 | Jenny Stahl seems okay but her brothers... whew. One's a workaholic, and the other one is just flat out crazy. What a family. |
| MegatonSettlerTalk2 | Did you see Leo Stahl sneak up to the water processing plant last night? What does he do up there? And why does Walter let him in? |
| MegatonSettlerTalk2 | I heard that there are Raiders gathering to the west. Do you think they're planning an attack? |
| MegatonSettlerTalk2 | You asked where the parts came from to build the town? I heard that there used to be an air station somewhere around here before the war. |
| MegatonSettlerTalk2 | You should talk to the older folks about what Megaton was like before they built the walls. You think it's dangerous now? |
| MegatonSettlerTalk2 | I was rooting around in Springvale the other day and guess what I found: a book! An actual book! Can you believe it? |
| MegatonSettlerTalk2 | Do you ever question the wisdom in hanging around an atomic bomb all day? I mean, if it was going to blow, it probably would have by now. But still. |
| MegatonSettlerTalk2 | God, that Jericho guy gives me the creeps. He's such a nutjob. |
| MegatonSettlerTalk2 | I swear to God, if Nathan starts babbling about the Enclave to me one more time... everyone knows that the Enclave is just a story for kids. |
| MegatonSettlerTalk2 | Nathan and his damn Enclave, I tell you... What, does he think, that George Washington is going to ride out of the Wasteland to save everyone? |
| MegatonSettlerTalk2 | You ever hear of the Enclave? Nathan tells me that they'll be riding in here any day to help us... |
| MegatonSettlerTalk2 | Did you hear about the Enclave? Nathan said they're really the U.S. government. He says that they're coming to help us. |
| MegatonSettlerTalk2 | Walter sure is a grumpy old bastard. But he keeps that crusty old plant running, so I guess we have no choice but to put up with him. |
| MegatonSettlerTalk2 | Busted up my knee the other day, so I went to see Doc Church. He needs to work on his bedside manner -- my own mother never chewed me out like that! |
| MegatonSettlerTalk2 | I swear to God, Moira's crazy. She sold me this thing the other day, I didn't even know what the hell it was. Damn good saleswoman though. Damn good. |
| MegatonSettlerTalk2 | What is with those Church of the Atom lunatics anyway? They're all fucked in the head... drinking the bomb water, praying for another war? |
| MegatonSettlerTalk2 | Did you hear about Nathan? Yeah, he went and got himself killed. Manya is beside herself. |
| MegatonSettlerTalk2 | Nathan just hasn't been the same since Manya died. He refuses to leave the house! |
| MegatonSettlerTalk2 | Manya and Nathan are both gone... what's happening around here? |
| MegatonSettlerTalk2 | Ever since Sheriff Simms died, this place hasn't been the same. There's a fight nearly every night up at Moriarty's! |
| MegatonSettlerTalk2 | Have you been to the Brass Lantern lately? That place is like a funeral home since Jenny died. |
| MegatonSettlerTalk2 | The Stahl family is still mourning Leo. Nice kid, but I hear that he was mixed up in some bad shit. |
| MegatonSettlerTalk2 | Did you hear that the Stahls lost their older brother? He kept that place running, you know. It'll probably fall apart without him. |
| MegatonSettlerTalk2 | What do you suppose will happen to the Brass Lantern? With the whole family dead, someone's sure to buy it up. |
| MegatonSettlerTalk2 | You know what I miss most? Jenny's noodles. And she was such a sweet girl. |
| MegatonSettlerTalk2 | It's about time that someone gave that bastard Moriarty what he deserved, but I can't believe he left the bar to Gob! |
| MegatonSettlerTalk2 | Jericho was an asshole, but he helped keep this place safe. I'm worried about what'll happen if the Raiders attack now... |
| MegatonSettlerTalk2 | Did you hear about Lucy? Shame... she died before anyone ever got to know her. |
| MegatonSettlerTalk2 | God damn, I can't believe that someone killed Moira. Some people will do anything to survive out here, won't they? |
| MegatonSettlerTalk2 | With Walter dead, we're screwed. No one else can keep that treatment plant running. |
| MegatonSettlerTalk2 | Sorry, not now. |
| MegatonSettlerTalk2 | Can't talk now. |
| MegatonSettlerTalk2 | We'll catch up later. |
| MegatonSettlerTalk3 | I hear what you're saying. |
| MegatonSettlerTalk3 | Seriously. |
| MegatonSettlerTalk3 | Yeah, I know. |
| MegatonSettlerTalk3 | I wish you were joking. |
| MegatonSettlerTalk3 | Nothing about this place surprises me anymore. |
| MegatonSettlerTalk3 | It's all just more of the same in this town, right? |
| MegatonSettlerTalk3 | You know, I thought about moving once. Setting myself up in Rivet City or one of the smaller settlements. But hey, this place is home. |
| MegatonSettlerTalk3 | Ahhhhh... Megaton. |
| MegatonSettlerTalk3 | No kidding, huh? |
| MegatonSettlerTalk3 | Hmmm. |
| MegatonSettlerTalk3 | Right, right... |
| MegatonSettlerTalk3 | Wow... |
| MegatonSettlerTalk3 | Jeez... |
| MegatonSettlerTalk3 | Hm hmm. |
| MegatonSettlerTalk4 | Well, I guess I should stop gossiping and do something productive. Talk to you later. |
| MegatonSettlerTalk4 | If I hear anything else, I'll be sure and let you know. See ya. |
| MegatonSettlerTalk4 | Ahhh, life here in Megaton, huh? But anyway. I'll talk to you later. |
| MegatonSettlerTalk4 | Sometimes, I really wonder about this place. But hey, I'll talk to you later. |
| MegatonSettlerTalk4 | Listen, I'm gonna go grab some shuteye. |
| MegatonSettlerTalk4 | I was just on my way to grab a bite though -- I'll catch you later. |
| MegatonSettlerTalk4 | What are you going to do, huh? Anyway, I should get going. Take care. |
| MegatonSettlerTalk4 | You know me, I love to hear myself talk. Anyway, I need to take off. |
| MegatonSettlerTalk4 | If I hear anything else, I'll be sure and let you know. See ya. |
| MegatonSettlerTalk4 | *Sigh* Anywaaayyy. I don't want to hold you up. Have a good one, all right? |
| MegatonSettlerTalk4 | It's funny, though. At the end of the day, I still can't think of any other place I'd rather live. Well, I'll talk to you later. |
| MegatonSettlerTalk4 | Heh. It's all so sad, you have to laugh. Know what I'm saying? But hey, you have a good day, all right? |
| MegatonSettlerTalk4 | *Sigh* It's one thing after another in this place, isn't it? Anyway, I should get going. |
| MegatonSettlerTalkBYE | Talk to you later. |
| MegatonSettlerTalkBYE | Have a good one. |
| MegatonSettlerTalkBYE | Catch you later. |
| MegatonSettlerTalkBYE | Bye. |
| MegatonSettlerTalkBYE | Peace be with you. |
| MegatonSettlerTalkBYE | Later. |
| MegatonTalk1 | Sure thing, Andy. What do you need? |
| MegatonTalk1 | I'm a little busy right now, Andy. What is it? |
| MegatonTalk1 | Yeah, Billy? |
| MegatonTalk1 | Yes, Billy? |
| MegatonTalk1 | Mister Moriarty, sir! What can I do for you? |
| MegatonTalk1 | Yessir, Mister Moriarty? What is it? |
| MegatonTalk1 | Yeah, Colin? |
| MegatonTalk1 | Oh Christ, what now... |
| MegatonTalk1 | Yes, darling. |
| MegatonTalk1 | Yes, husband? |
| MegatonTalk1 | What did you say to me? WHAT did you say to me? Did I give you permission to speak, you disgusting corpse? |
| MegatonTalk1 | Well I'll be! I could have sworn I heard this corpse speak! But that's impossible. Dead men don't talk, do they? They LISTEN. They OBEY. |
| MegatonTalk1 | Oh, hey Jericho, baby! What's going on? |
| MegatonTalk1 | Jericho, baby! What's happening? |
| MegatonTalk1 | Hey Gob, what's up? |
| MegatonTalk1 | Hiya, Gobbie! Whatcha need? |
| MegatonTalk1 | What's up, son? |
| MegatonTalk1 | What's on your mind, boy? |
| MegatonTalk1 | Yes, Mr. Jericho? What can I do for you? |
| MegatonTalk1 | Sure thing, Mr. Jericho. What do you need? |
| MegatonTalk1 | Yeah, honey. What do you need? |
| MegatonTalk1 | What is it, baby? |
| MegatonTalk1 | Food, Jericho. It's all I had for you yesterday. It's all I have for you today. It's all I'll ever have for you. |
| MegatonTalk1 | Jericho, you're disgusting. Are you going to order something or not? |
| MegatonTalk1 | What? Me? Why? |
| MegatonTalk1 | I'll help you if I can, what do you need? |
| MegatonTalk1 | Sure... Jericho, is it? What do you want to talk about? |
| MegatonTalk1 | Yeah, sure. No problem. Anything I can do to help, you just let me know! |
| MegatonTalk1 | Yeah, Leo... what do you need? |
| MegatonTalk1 | What is it, Leo? |
| MegatonTalk1 | Yeah, dad? |
| MegatonTalk1 | Whatcha need, dad? |
| MegatonTalk1 | For you, sweetheart, anything. What do you need? |
| MegatonTalk1 | Anything for you, honey? |
| MegatonTalk1 | Oh, for the... What? |
| MegatonTalk1 | Yes, good wife? |
| MegatonTalk1 | Yes, my darling? |
| MegatonTalk1 | Yes, Nathan? |
| MegatonTalk1 | Yes, dear? |
| MegatonTalk1 | Oh, heya Nathan. Sorry, I got lost in my work. What do you need? |
| MegatonTalk1 | Sure, Nathan, what's up? |
| MegatonTalk1 | What is it NOW, Nova, dear... |
| MegatonTalk1 | Does the pampered princess seek an audience with her king? |
| MegatonTalk1 | Nova! Uhm... hi! What do you need? |
| MegatonTalk1 | Nova! What can I do for you? Just name it! |
| MegatonTalk2 | I was thinkin' Andy -- you know what would be great? If we went lookin' for a new refrigerator for the bar. |
| MegatonTalk2 | We should get us a hooker. We could pull in a lot of money around here... maybe a nice blonde. |
| MegatonTalk2 | You said we could have that talk sometime. You know. About boys. I'm ready! I'm ready now! There's some stuff I need to know. Like, really bad. |
| MegatonTalk2 | It's about Harden. I think I want to... kiss him. But I don't know if I should. Well, I think I should, but I don't really know HOW. What should... |
| MegatonTalk2 | I... I think we're running low on Nuka-Cola, sir. I... I just thought you'd want to know... |
| MegatonTalk2 | Colin... Mister Moriarty, sir... I just wanted to... to say... well... you're looking quite dapper today, sir... |
| MegatonTalk2 | I'm tired. I think I'm going to knock off early. I know you won't mind. |
| MegatonTalk2 | It's the tips, Colin. Your customers are actually getting cheaper, if that's even possible. Is a girl supposed to just lie down and take that? |
| MegatonTalk2 | I've been having those visions again. Not while I sleep, dear husband, but waking dreams. I see Atom, finally free! His glory revealed at last! |
| MegatonTalk2 | He came to me again last night, husband. The great Atom! He visited me in my dreams, bid me to spread His gospel. I was infused with His energy! |
| MegatonTalk2 | These floors are filthy, you useless fucking zombie! Next time you sweep, put your back into it. |
| MegatonTalk2 | Christ almighty, Gob, if I told you once I told you a thousand times. Do something about that... oozing. You're scaring off my customers! |
| MegatonTalk2 | I've got blood in my alcohol stream. I blame you. Fix it. |
| MegatonTalk2 | I can't help but notice that I'm sobering up. What are we gonna do about that? |
| MegatonTalk2 | My drink is empty. Fix it. |
| MegatonTalk2 | Don't forget to mop up really good today. You know how Colin gets when the bar is messy. I'd hate for him to, you know... Get angry again. |
| MegatonTalk2 | I just wanted to let you know I reserved some special time for you. You know, as a thank you for all you done for me. |
| MegatonTalk2 | I wanted to tell you, I saw the patch job you did on that leaky section of roof. That was... That was really responsible of you, son. Thank you. |
| MegatonTalk2 | So, ummm... I noticed Deputy Steel looking a bit shinier than usual. You polished him up, didn't you boy? He he he. Good work, son. Good work. |
| MegatonTalk2 | C'mon, Jenny, why you gotta be like that? I'm just trying to be nice to you. |
| MegatonTalk2 | Dammit, Jenny. Why do you have to embarrass me like that, out here in front of all these people? |
| MegatonTalk2 | I noticed some irregularities in the logs here. Are you tracking the drinks that you're selling like I told you? |
| MegatonTalk2 | You came up short again. Now, I don't know what's going on, but it needs to stop. |
| MegatonTalk2 | You said we could take that trip. Up north, you know? To see one of the old towns? Come on, dad, you promised.... |
| MegatonTalk2 | We still haven't built that model, you know. The Corvega? You told me we could do it this weekend.... |
| MegatonTalk2 | Well, I was thinkin', Sweetie Pie... Sometime soon, we should take a trip. Just you and me. Maybe visit Rivet City or somethin'. Would you like that? |
| MegatonTalk2 | You know, I got to thinkin'. You and I should do some scavengin' sometime soon. See, we find us an old bike, and get Moira to help us fix her up! |
| MegatonTalk2 | What did you do with my ratchet? I've looked everywhere! Where did you put it? |
| MegatonTalk2 | I... I never did find that gun. The one I was working on, remember? You put it somewhere didn't you? You cleaned up, and you lost my damn gun! |
| MegatonTalk2 | I was wonderin' if anyone's sold you a Fesson-Moch .45 cal. I need the trigger assembly for this rifle I'm workin' on. |
| MegatonTalk2 | Did you ever get ahold of those shell casings that we talked about? The special alloy ones? |
| MegatonTalk2 | I've been concerned about church attendance lately, Mother. The town's inability to fully accept Atom's promise is... most discouraging. |
| MegatonTalk2 | Have you thought more on that matter we discussed? It's a bold plan, Mother. But I fear the townsfolk may not be ready for such an intervention. |
| MegatonTalk2 | Nathan, you promised me you'd talk to Moira about getting those flower seeds. Please, don't forget. Again. |
| MegatonTalk2 | The computer's doing that... that THING again. You know, with the flickering. You said you'd fix it... |
| MegatonTalk2 | Have you been Jetting again? For Christ's sake, lass, you're half the earner when you're on that junk. NO... MORE... CHEMS. Got it? |
| MegatonTalk2 | Nova... You're a beautiful girl. Everyone knows that. But Jesus, put a smile on! If you can't be happy, at least look the part. |
| MegatonTalk2 | I set that special wine aside for you. The one you said makes you really... uninhibited. |
| MegatonTalk2 | You look beautiful today, Nova. Just like always. |
| MegatonTalk2 | I was thinkin', maybe you and me, we could go out sometime. |
| MegatonTalk2 | Now, I know you've turned me down before, but I'm gonna ask again -- what would you think about goin' out sometime? |
| MegatonTalk2 | Look, don't give me any of your shit. Now, tell me something, and if you're lyin' I'll know. Are you workin' with the Raiders? You a scout? |
| MegatonTalk2 | I heard something about you, boy. I heard that you was a scout for the Raiders, here to recoin.. recon... err... check out our defenses. That true? |
| MegatonTalk2 | I heard something about you, girl. I heard that you was a scout for the Raiders, here to recoin.. recon... err... check out our defenses. That true? |
| MegatonTalk3 | Yeah. Good idea. Not gonna happen. |
| MegatonTalk3 | And where do you propose that we pick one of those up? We'd have to pay the caravan scavengers, and who knows what they'd bring back. |
| MegatonTalk3 | Whoa! Whoa now, honeybun! Let's ah... Let's slow down a little, okay? You got a lot of time left before that stuff is important. All right? |
| MegatonTalk3 | Oh! Well... Well, now, you know Maggie sweetheart that boys and girls, umm... Aw hell, girl, can't you talk to Moira about this stuff? |
| MegatonTalk3 | Shut yer gob, Gob! Ain't that why I named you that to begin with? Cause you talk too goddamn much? Now get your rotting ass back to work! |
| MegatonTalk3 | Jesus Christ, what did I just tell you? Get back to yer job while you still have one! |
| MegatonTalk3 | I remember a time when you screwed more and complained less, Nova dear. Ah, but for the good old days. |
| MegatonTalk3 | *Sigh* Nova, lass. What happened to you, girl? Where's the fire? The enthusiasm? You've got such talent! You used to enjoy your work... |
| MegatonTalk3 | *Sigh* Our heavenly Father put you on this earth to test me, is that it? 'Dear Lord, save me from the whinings of thine whore who doth complaineth!' |
| MegatonTalk3 | Please, sir! I'm sorry! I... I'm just stupid, you know that! A stupid, rotting corpse, right? I'll take care of it, I swear! |
| MegatonTalk3 | Mister Moriarty! Sir! I... I'm sorry! You're right, of course... It won't be a problem! I promise you! |
| MegatonTalk3 | Sure thing! ... you miserable drunken asshole ... |
| MegatonTalk3 | One more drink, coming up! ... shitbird ... |
| MegatonTalk3 | You're always so nice to me, you know that, Nova? I don't know what I'd do without you, I swear. |
| MegatonTalk3 | Aww, Nova. I can always count on you to look out for me, huh? You're, well... You're just about the sweetest person I've ever met. |
| MegatonTalk3 | I just... You know. Wanted to help out. |
| MegatonTalk3 | I like helping you out, dad. I'm not a kid anymore, you know. Okay, I am a kid. But I can do anything you need me to do. I can handle it. |
| MegatonTalk3 | I'm not going to discuss it, Jericho. You know good and goddamn well why I'm like this and don't you dare play dumb with me. |
| MegatonTalk3 | Don't play stupid with me, Jericho. You know what my problem is. |
| MegatonTalk3 | Is it really that big of a deal if your little papers don't add up? Why are you always hassling me about this? |
| MegatonTalk3 | So we end up a few caps short at the end of the night. Who cares? It's not going to break us. Get off my back, man. |
| MegatonTalk3 | *Sigh.* You're right, Harden. You're right. No more broken promises. Let me just... get my affairs settled, and I'll free up some time. Okay? |
| MegatonTalk3 | Oh man. I did say that, didn't I? Okay. Yeah, yeah we can do that. I've got some stuff to take care of, but after that, it's you and me! Okay, pal? |
| MegatonTalk3 | Oh, yes! Please, please, please! Can we Billy? We could have so much fun. More fun than we could in Megaton, that's for sure! |
| MegatonTalk3 | You mean it? Oh Billy, thank you! Thank you so much! I can't wait! |
| MegatonTalk3 | *Tsk* You boys and your toys. I know better than to touch your things, dear. If it's lost, YOU lost it. |
| MegatonTalk3 | Calm down, dear. Deeeeepppp breath. I didn't touch your... thingie. It's right where you left it, I'm sure. If I see it, you'll be the first to know. |
| MegatonTalk3 | Hrm. Let me think... you know, I don't think so. But I'll let you know if anyone sells me one. |
| MegatonTalk3 | I'm sorry, Nathan. No. I have to tell you -- those are hard to come by. I wouldn't get your hopes up. |
| MegatonTalk3 | Glorious, Maya! Simply glorious. I sense that His coming is upon us... any day now... |
| MegatonTalk3 | Breathtaking, my love. Soon, Atom's glory will be upon us. Very soon. |
| MegatonTalk3 | We should stay our course, dearest husband. Atom's power penetrates us all, does it not? Soon, every soul of Megaton will revel in His glory! |
| MegatonTalk3 | Do not despair, dearest husband. Soon, all of Megaton will bask in Atom's glow. |
| MegatonTalk3 | Always with the nagging.... I'll do what I do when I do it, woman. |
| MegatonTalk3 | Fine, fine, fine. I'll do whatever you want. Just please, for God's sake, stop with the nagging... |
| MegatonTalk3 | I... I'm sorry, Colin. I've been tired lately, you know? I ain't been myself. Don't worry, I'll pull it together. I promise. |
| MegatonTalk3 | *Sigh* All right, Colin, all right. Just lay off, already. Please? |
| MegatonTalk3 | Oh, you're so sweet, Gob. |
| MegatonTalk3 | Awwww... Thank you hon. You're so thoughtful. |
| MegatonTalk3 | Jericho, baby. We've talked about this. Colin' don't want me seein' customers outside of work. He thinks our business is best kept professional. |
| MegatonTalk3 | You're sweet, Jericho. You really are, but Colin says that things between us is best kept on a professional level. If it were up to me... |
| MegatonTalk3 | Who told you that? |
| MegatonTalk3 | Me? A Raider? Are you joking? I'm not a Raider! I've never even met a Raider before! |
| MegatonTalk3 | I'm not a Raider! I swear! Who told you that? They're lying! |
| MegatonTalk3 | Me? Working with Raiders? Hell no! I just want to get a place here in Megaton, and I'll kill any Raider who shows up here to prove it! |
| MegatonTalk4 | Aw... you're no fun anymore, Andy. |
| MegatonTalk4 | You know, it's not all about money, Andy. |
| MegatonTalk4 | *Sigh* All right, Billy. But you can't avoid the subject forever, you know... |
| MegatonTalk4 | Geez, Billy, you're so timid with this stuff. I won't be a kid forever, you know. |
| MegatonTalk4 | Yes sir, Mister Moriarty! |
| MegatonTalk4 | Oh! Um... Y... Yes, sir! |
| MegatonTalk4 | You're all heart, you know that, Colin? |
| MegatonTalk4 | Thanks a lot, Colin. I can always count on you for sympathy and respect. |
| MegatonTalk4 | All right, all right! Stop your pathetic sniveling and just do what you're fucking told. |
| MegatonTalk4 | Gob? If I hear one more excuse come out of that rotting mouth, I'm going to sew it shut. Okay? There's a good zombie. |
| MegatonTalk4 | Now don't you go getting all mushy on me! We just... We got to look out for each other, right? |
| MegatonTalk4 | Hey, if we ain't going to look out for each other, what's the point? You think Colin gives a shit about us, Gob? Come on, sweetie, wake up. |
| MegatonTalk4 | I know, Harden. I know. You make me proud every day, son. What can I say, you're just like your dad! He he he he he. |
| MegatonTalk4 | Hey, you think it's easy, seeing my little boy turn into a man? Ha ha ha ha! Don't grow up too quick on me, you hear! |
| MegatonTalk4 | Jenny, baby. That was a long time ago. I've left all that behind me now. |
| MegatonTalk4 | Look, Jenny, that was years ago. I'm a different man now. |
| MegatonTalk4 | If these books don't add up, I don't know how much money we have, then how are we supposed to stay in business? Would you just be more careful? |
| MegatonTalk4 | It's important, Leo! I have to keep our head above water here. Please, just try to be more careful. |
| MegatonTalk4 | Okay, dad. But I'm going to hold you to it, this time. |
| MegatonTalk4 | You're kidding, right? You mean it this time? For real? Great! Great, dad, I can't wait! Thanks! |
| MegatonTalk4 | Ha ha! I just love seeing you happy, sweetheart. |
| MegatonTalk4 | Well all right then! It's settled! I'll set my affairs in order, as they say, and we'll sit down and plan this thing out. |
| MegatonTalk4 | Aggh! Damnit! But I've looked everywhere! *Sigh* All right. Thanks, I guess. |
| MegatonTalk4 | Well... damn. Thanks for nothing. |
| MegatonTalk4 | I hear things. I know a few people. What of it? |
| MegatonTalk4 | Thank you, Nathan dear. |
| MegatonTalk4 | Don't you take that tone with me, mister! Now quit with the cranky old man act and help your poor wife out. Heavens... |
| MegatonTalk4 | Oh, Nova. I've always trusted you to do the right thing, haven't I? If I didn't... you'd be dead. |
| MegatonTalk4 | Fine. But if we have this conversation again, I'll be forced to turn off the charm. |
| MegatonTalk4 | Nah... it's okay, Nova. I get it. No one wants anything to do with a crusty old Wasteland rat like me less'n they're getting' paid. I understand. |
| MegatonTalk4 | But you think... I don't know... that you might get out of here some day? I got plenty of money, I could take care of you... |
| MegatonTalk4 | Aw, Nova. I'd do anything for you. Well... I don't want to keep you. You're always so busy and... |
| MegatonTalk4 | Anything for you, Nova. Anytime. |
| MegatonTalk5 | Okay, Andy. I'll try. |
| MegatonTalk5 | You really need to relax, Andy. |
| MegatonTalk5 | People don't change, Jericho. Now order something and leave me alone. |
| MegatonTalk5 | No, Jericho. Just no. Now leave me alone. |
| MegatonTalk5 | Sorry, hon. I'm a lifer here. Just go drink your drink. |
| MegatonTalk5 | Then you best unhear it. I know all about you, old man. I'd be careful before I went around town spreading rumors about Raiders. You dig? |
| MegatonTalk5 | You can tell me that when you're the one paying the bills, Leo. |
| MegatonTalk5 | Yeah, well I'm the one accountable for this place -- not you. |
| MegatonTalkDeathReaction | No! That's terrible! |
| MegatonTalkDeathReaction | I hadn't heard! That's just awful... |
| MegatonTalkDeathReaction | Terrible business. |
| MegatonTalkDeathReaction | Ashes to ashes. |
| MegatonTalkDeathReaction | May they rest in peace... |
| MegatonTalkDeathReaction | Hopefully they won't come back as a Ghoul! Ha! Ha ha! ... ... what? Too soon? |
| MegatonTalkDeathReaction | Dibs on their stuff! |
| MegatonTalkDeathReaction | Dead meat, you say? So... will there be a feast tonight? Hahaha! |
| MegatonTalkDeathReaction | All I can say is: better them than me. |
| MegatonTalkDeathReaction | Shit. I wonder if their house is up for bids... |
| MegatonTalkDeathReaction | Well, on the bright side, now there are more water rations for the rest of us. |
| MegatonTalkDeathReaction | My sympathies go out. |
| MegatonTalkDeathReaction | It could happen to any of us, you know. |
| MegatonTalkDeathReaction | How does the saying go? "Death is like a robe that everyone has to wear." |
| MegatonTalkDeathReaction | "Death is as sure for that which is born, as birth is for that which is dead. Therefore grieve not for what is inevitable." |
| MegatonTalkDeathReaction | "God full of mercy who dwells on high, grant rest for this soul on the wings of your divine presence..." |
| MegatonTalkDeathReaction | "We have come from God and unto him we shall return..." |
| MegatonTalkDeathReactionFunny | You're really an asshole, you know that? |
| MegatonTalkDeathReactionFunny | That's appalling. |
| MegatonTalkDeathReactionFunny | You're going to a special hell, you know that? |
| MegatonTalkDeathReactionFunny | Too soon! |
| MegatonTalkDeathReactionFunny | You can't be serious. |
| MegatonTalkEnclaveNegative | Help us? Are you crazy? I heard about some shit they pulled out west somewhere... |
| MegatonTalkEnclaveNegative | From what I hear, they're nothing but bad news. |
| MegatonTalkEnclaveNegative | Yeah, well. We'll see. They can't be worse than those Brotherhood of Steel psychos down in the city. |
| MegatonTalkEnclaveNegative | Yeah, right. I'm not holding out hope for the cavalry to come save the world. |
| MegatonTalkEnclavePositive | Really? Maybe there's hope yet... |
| MegatonTalkEnclavePositive | I don't know... I want to believe that but I'm just not sure. |
| MegatonTalkEnclavePositive | If that's true, then all we have to do is hold out for a little while, right? |
| MegatonTalkEnclavePositive | I hope you're right. I really do. But after 200 years, don't you think they'd have done something by now? |
| MegatonWhatsUpResponse | Can't say that there's much going on. |
| MegatonWhatsUpResponse | Nada. |
| MegatonWhatsUpResponse | Not much. |
| MegatonWhatsUpResponse | Nothing. We'll talk later. |
| MegBarRadioChatter | Just give it up, Gob. You're not going to get anything. |
| MegBarRadioChatter | You just leave that fucking thing alone, Gob? |
| MegBarRadioChatter | Boy, just leave it be. I like the Enclave station. It's downright patriotic! |
| MegBillyMaggieChoice | Oh! Sorry, I guess I got ahead of myself, huh? Maggie's nine, sweetest little girl you'd ever care to meet. We take care of each other. |
| MegBillyMaggieChoice | I ain't never had a daughter, but if I did, I'd want her to be Maggie. I took her in when her parents got killed by Raiders. That was two years ago. |
| MegBillyMaggieChoice | It was a pretty bad scene. Small settlement up north. I'd stopped in to trade some salvage, and the whole place had been wiped out. |
| MegBillyMaggieChoice | I found Maggie hiding under a bed, in the same room where her parents had been butchered. We've been together ever since. |
| MegCromwellChurch1 | The Church of the Children of Atom is based on the idea that each single atomic mass in all of creation contains within it an entire universe. |
| MegCromwellChurch1 | When that atomic mass is split, a single universe divides and becomes two -- thus signifying the single greatest act of Atom's creation. |
| MegCromwellChurch1 | Occasionally, a divine event occurs and trillions upon trillions of new universes are created. The last such event took place here, 200 years ago. |
| MegCromwellChurch1 | Where most of the lost children of Atom see that event as simple war and devastation, we see creation and unification in Atom's Glow. |
| MegCromwellChurch2 | Those who were called to Atom during the Great Division were very fortunate. They were permitted to aid in the process of Atom's creation. |
| MegCromwellChurch2 | We seek the same, both in symbol and in fact and the "bomb", as you call it, represents Atom's capacity for creation. |
| MegCromwellChurch2 | We kneel before it and ask that Atom call us to aid him. We pray that out of our meager bodies, he will create new life. |
| MegCromwellChurch3 | It's a shame that you so easily mock us without even knowing our doctrine. |
| MegCromwellChurch3 | Even knowing the truth, you continue to mock us. How very, very sad. |
| MegCromwellChurchEnd | As you wish. |
| MegCromwellChurchOfAtom | Yes? What would you like to know? |
| MegCromwellDonate | Why yes, we do. How much would you like to donate? |
| MegCromwellDonate | Certainly, child. How much help can we expect from you? |
| MegCromwellDonate | Help us, and we in turn help Megaton. How much would you like to donate? |
| MegCromwellDonate10 | Thank you. |
| MegCromwellDonate10 | Atom be with you. |
| MegCromwellDonate10 | Bless you, child. |
| MegCromwellDonate10 | I appreciate the gesture, child, but you don't have enough caps. |
| MegCromwellDonate100 | Thank you. |
| MegCromwellDonate100 | Atom be with you. |
| MegCromwellDonate100 | Bless you, child. |
| MegCromwellDonate100 | I appreciate the kind gesture, child, but you don't have enough caps. |
| MegCromwellDonate50 | Thank you. |
| MegCromwellDonate50 | Atom be with you. |
| MegCromwellDonate50 | Bless you, child. |
| MegCromwellDonate50 | You don't have enough caps. |
| MegCromwellDonateEnd | Very well. |
| MegCromwellDonateEnd | Very well. |
| MegCromwellPrayEvening | Behold! He is coming with the clouds! And every eye shall be blind with his glory! Every ear shall be stricken deaf to hear the thunder of his voice! |
| MegCromwellPrayEvening | Let the men, women, and children of the Earth come forth to gather and behold the power of Atom! |
| MegCromwellPrayEvening | Let those who dwell here in his favored land attend now to the words of the Prophet of Atom! |
| MegCromwellPrayEvening | Come forth and drink the waters of the Glow, for this ancient weapon of war is our salvation, it is the very symbol of Atom's glory! |
| MegCromwellPrayEvening | Let it serve as a reminder of the Division that has occurred in the past and the resplendence of the promise of our division in the times to come! |
| MegCromwellPrayEvening | Give your bodies to Atom, my friends. Release yourself to his power, feel his Glow, and be Divided. |
| MegCromwellPrayEvening | There shall be no tears, no sorrow, no suffering, for in the Division, we shall see our release from the pain and hardships of this world. |
| MegCromwellPrayEvening | Yea, your suffering shall exist no longer; it shall be washed away in Atom's Glow, burned from you in the fire of his brilliance. |
| MegCromwellPrayEvening | Each of us shall give birth to a billion stars formed from the mass of our wretched and filthy bodies. |
| MegCromwellPrayEvening | Each of us shall be mother and father to a trillion civilizations. |
| MegCromwellPrayEvening | Each of us shall know peace, shall know an end to pain, and shall know Atom in his glory. |
| MegCromwellPrayEvening | I urge you, my friends -- come, drink with me and pray... |
| MegCromwellPrayEvening | Glorious Atom, I give unto you these feeble bones. I present to your will this frail body. |
| MegCromwellPrayEvening | I beg of you to use me as your vessel, guide me to your brilliance, divide each particle and give relief to this rotten flesh. |
| MegCromwellPrayEvening | Cast the fragile form of this ephemeral body into new life in the forge of your Glow. |
| MegCromwellPrayEvening | Atom, come -- bestow your presence on your unworthy servant. |
| MegCromwellPrayEvening | We stay true, until the Day of Division -- until the dawn of your return to His humble world. |
| MegDocChurchMedicalChatter | Jesus Christ, did you set this yourself? Well, I'm gonna have to rebreak it... |
| MegDocChurchMedicalChatter | What the?... oops. Well, that wasn't important anyway. You'll be fine without it. |
| MegDocChurchMedicalChatter | Now how did THAT get in there? |
| MegDocChurchMedicalChatter | How attached to your fingers would you say that you are? Oh, wait... never mind. There it is. |
| MegDocChurchMedicalChatter | I swear you people never learn, what do you think is out there in that Wasteland anyway? |
| MegDocChurchMedicalChatter | You're just going to get yourself killed out there, you know. Not that you'll listen to me... |
| MegDocChurchMedicalChatter | ... ... |
| MegDocChurchMedicalChatter | Here, hold this end for me. Okay, now give it back. |
| MegDocChurchMedicalChatter | You alright up there. Need another painkiller? |
| MegDocChurchMedicalChatter | Let's just see what we can do... mmm-hmm. Yep, just as I thought. |
| MegDocChurchMedicalChatter | Whoops, butterfingers! Hold on just a second... okay, got it. You're not feeling lightheaded, are you? Great. |
| MegDocChurchMedicalChatter | That's strange. Wait. Your left, my right. Okay, got it. There... we... go! |
| MegDocChurchMedicalChatter | You weren't kidding. You love the smack, all right. |
| MegDocChurchMedicalChatter | I'm taking food out of the mouths of some poor dealer's kids right now, you know. |
| MegDocChurchMedicalChatter | That burning sensation you feel, all over your body? That's my patented Addiction-Be-Gone treatment at work! |
| MegDocChurchPersuade1 | All right look, I'm only tellin' you this because you seem like an okay sort and I'm hopin' maybe you can talk some sense into the boy. |
| MegDocChurchPersuade1 | Leo Stahl... that boy got hisself a problem with Jet. I've caught him in here two to three times tryin' to steal what I keep around for anesthetic. |
| MegDocChurchPersuade1 | Not even his own family knows it. He goes up to the water treatment plant at night to get high... I dunno... I can't reach him. Maybe you can. |
| MegDocChurchPersuade3 | All right, I suppose someone with medical training has to have at least a bit of compassion. And maybe you can talk some sense into the boy. |
| MegDocChurchPersuade3 | Leo Stahl... that boy got hisself a problem with Jet. I've caught him in here two to three times tryin' to steal what I keep around for anesthetic. |
| MegDocChurchPersuade3 | Not even his own family knows it. He goes up to the water treatment plant at night to get high... I dunno... I can't reach him. Maybe you can. |
| MegDocChurchPersuade3 | Nice try. Maybe if you actually had some medical training, we could talk about it. |
| MegDocChurchPersuadeEnd | Right. |
| MegDocChurchSupplies | Plannin' on goin' out and getting' shot up, eh? |
| MegDocChurchSupplies | Yeah? What do you need? |
| MegDocChurchSupplies | Not quite as good as that vault stuff you're used to, but it'll do you. |
| MegFFSilverCT01 | That bastard! He... he's a liar! He just wants me dead! Those caps are all mine. I earned them! |
| MegFFSilverCT02 | Owe HIM some caps? He's a liar! He just wants you to kill me! Those caps are mine, fair and square. |
| MegFFSilverCT03 | You're not getting a damn thing from me! You hear me?! Not a damn thing! |
| MegFFSilverCT04 | Look, I used to work for that slob. Doing... you know... favors for guys. |
| MegFFSilverCT04 | Well, I got sick and tired of it. I told Moriarty I'm taking my share of the caps and leaving. I even slept with the pig to seal the deal. |
| MegFFSilverCT04 | Next morning he tells me I couldn't leave. So I bolted. I took my money and ran. |
| MegFFSilverCT04 | Now he's branded me a thief and a junkie and sent his cronies to find me. I guess I need a new hiding place. |
| MegFFSilverCT04aSC | I am tired of hiding out here like some kind of Wasteland dog. |
| MegFFSilverCT04aSC | I... I guess you're right. Here... this is all I have. Please leave me alone now. |
| MegFFSilverCT05 | Is there something wrong with your hearing? I just told you the caps are mine! You can't have them! |
| MegFFSilverCT05 | This is never gonna end until I send him a message. Well, fine. If I have to kill you to send it, I will! |
| MegFFSilverCT06 | You'd do that for me? I never expected anyone to care enough. |
| MegFFSilverCT06 | Here you go. Thanks, kid. You're all right. |
| MegFFSilverCT07 | Look... I feel awful about what I used to have to do for a living, okay? I use the Psycho to make the memories go away. |
| MegFFSilverCT07 | Who the hell are you to judge me? Tell Moriarty he can take his fucking caps and shove them up his ass! |
| MegFFSilverCT08 | You'd do that for me? I can't believe it... you hardly even know me! |
| MegFFSilverCT08 | Thanks, kid. You watch yourself out there. |
| MegFFSilverPreMeetMoriarty01 | Colin Moriarty... the owner of Moriarty's Saloon in Megaton. |
| MegFFSilverPreMeetMoriarty01 | That sack of shit is convinced that I'm some crazy junkie who stole money from him! |
| MegFFSilverPreMeetMoriarty02 | Colin Moriarty... the owner of Moriarty's Saloon in Megaton. |
| MegFFSilverPreMeetMoriarty02 | That sack of shit is convinced that I'm some crazy junkie who stole money from him! |
| MegFFSilverPreMeetMoriarty03 | That lying bastard. Roped you into finding me too, huh? |
| MegFFSilverPreMeetMoriarty03 | Well, you're not getting a damn thing from me! You hear me?! Not a damn thing! |
| MegFFTLSilverOffer | No, sorry. I've left that part of my life behind. |
| MegFFTLSilverStory | Who knows. Shoot myself up until I forget who I am? |
| MegFFTLSilverStory | The Wasteland sucks, kid. Just get used to it. |
| MegFFWalterBuyParts | I sure am, sonny. What've you got for me? |
| MegFFWalterBuyParts | I sure am, missy. What've you got for me? |
| MegFFWalterBuyParts10 | Just in time... just in time... |
| MegFFWalterBuyParts10 | The more of these I get, the longer I can keep the plant going. |
| MegFFWalterBuyParts10 | Good... good... I know right where I can use these parts. |
| MegFFWalterBuyParts10 | Seems like we can never have enough of these. |
| MegFFWalterBuyParts10 | We can always use 'em. |
| MegFFWalterBuyParts15 | Just in time... just in time... |
| MegFFWalterBuyParts15 | The more of these I get, the longer I can keep the plant going. |
| MegFFWalterBuyParts15 | Good... good... I know right where I can use these parts. |
| MegFFWalterBuyParts15 | Seems like we can never have enough of these. |
| MegFFWalterBuyParts15 | We can always use 'em. |
| MegFFWalterBuyParts20 | Just in time... just in time... |
| MegFFWalterBuyParts20 | The more of these I get, the longer I can keep the plant going. |
| MegFFWalterBuyParts20 | Good... good... I know right where I can use these parts. |
| MegFFWalterBuyParts20 | Seems like we can never have enough of these. |
| MegFFWalterBuyParts20 | We can always use 'em. |
| MegFFWalterBuyParts25 | Just in time... just in time... |
| MegFFWalterBuyParts25 | The more of these I get, the longer I can keep the plant going. |
| MegFFWalterBuyParts25 | Good... good... I know right where I can use these parts. |
| MegFFWalterBuyParts25 | Seems like we can never have enough of these. |
| MegFFWalterBuyParts25 | We can always use 'em. |
| MegFFWalterBuyParts5 | Just in time... just in time... |
| MegFFWalterBuyParts5 | The more of these I get, the longer I can keep the plant going. |
| MegFFWalterBuyParts5 | Good... good... I know right where I can use these parts. |
| MegFFWalterBuyParts5 | Seems like we can never have enough of these. |
| MegFFWalterBuyParts5 | We can always use 'em. |
| MegFFWalterBuyPartsALL | Well, alright... let me just count out your caps... |
| MegFFWalterBuyPartsALLKarma | Are you serious? Why... I'll be. Thank you, stranger. I can't tell you what this means to Megaton. |
| MegFFWalterBuyPartsEND | Okay... well, come back when you do. |
| MegFFWalterBuyPartsEND | You sure? Okay well, if you change your mind, just let me know. |
| MegFFWalterHelpPipes1 | Well, it's no secret that the ol' water treatment plant is on its last legs. And I'm the only one in town that can keep the damn thing running. |
| MegFFWalterHelpPipes1 | I spend so much time up in the plant, that I can't take care of the leaks that keep springing up in the pipes around town. |
| MegFFWalterHelpPipes1 | Now, I don't expect much from strangers, but if you've got the knowhow, I need someone to hunt down and repair those leaks. |
| MegFFWalterHelpPipes1 | The pipes are leaking around town. Find the leaks and patch the pipes, if you can. There should be three leaks. |
| MegFFWalterHelpPipes1 | The pipes are leaking around town. Find the leaks and patch the pipes, if you can. My guess is that there are still two leaks out there. |
| MegFFWalterHelpPipes1 | The pipes are leaking around town. Find the leaks and patch the pipes, if you can. There's only one more leak. Be sure to check all the pipes. |
| MegFFWalterHelpPipes1 | Well, I'll be... the pressure's up in the plant. It looks like all the leaks have been fixed. Thank you, stranger! Thank you! |
| MegFFWalterHelpPipes1 | But listen, it's only a matter of time before they burst again, and someone like you might not be around to fix 'em. I'll make you a deal. |
| MegFFWalterHelpPipes1 | I'll give you caps for any Scrap Metal you can bring me. You'll find 'em it over the place out there in the Wastes. |
| MegFFWalterHelpPipes1 | If I have a steady supply of scrap, I can keep the plant running and the pipes should be just fine. We got a deal? |
| MegFFWalterHelpPipes1a | From the pressure in the plant, my guess is that there are three of 'em scattered around town. |
| MegFFWalterHelpPipes1a | Check along the pipes and the valves, but they might be a bit tricky to spot. |
| MegFFWalterHelpPipes1b | I could, but I can't hunt for leaks all damn day. That rust bucket purifier would fall apart without me up around to plug it up. |
| MegFFWalterHelpPipes1b | The only break I get is when I shut the thing off for the night, and I can't look for leaks when the water isn't running. |
| MegFFWalterHelpPipes1c | I hope you can help. If folks knew how bad it was getting up here... well... I don't know what would happen. |
| MegFFWalterRewardChoiceCaps | Alright... alright... relax. But all you've done is delay the inevitable. Without those parts, the plants gonna croak sooner or later. |
| MegFFWalterRewardChoiceCaps | But what do you care? You just want your money. Here, take it and get out. |
| MegFFWalterRewardChoiceDeal | Good! This just keeps looking better! Those parts will keep this place running and the town in fresh water! Hurry back as soon as you find some! |
| MegGobDrinks | Yeah. Enjoy. Dick ... |
| MegGobDrinks | Anything for you, friend! |
| MegGobDrinks | Sure thing. |
| MegGobDrinks | I used to make Gob take care of this, but what do you need? |
| MegGobDrinks | I guess now that Gob's gone, someone has to keep you drunks wet. |
| MegGobGreeting1 | I guess they don't have a lot of Ghouls in the Vault. |
| MegGobGreeting1 | Haven't you ever seen a Ghoul before? |
| MegGobGreeting1a | Well, not all of us got the chance to hole up in a nice cushy Vault when the bombs fell. |
| MegGobGreeting1a | A bunch of us got stuck out here in the world, and got a full on blast of heat and radiation -- turned us into a pack of walking corpses. |
| MegGobGreeting1a | Near as I can tell, we age slower than you. A lot slower. There are even a few Ghouls that were alive during the war. |
| MegGobGreeting1a | Of course, with a face like ground Brahmin meat, you can imagine that folks don't take too kindly to us. |
| MegGobGreeting1a1 | Nice of you to say so. If you can't be nice, at least pretend, right? Fake it 'till you make it, and all that. |
| MegGobGreeting1a1 | Still though, a fake compliment is better than the usual spit in the face that I get. You're not half bad... for a smoothskin. |
| MegGobGreeting1a2 | Yeah, fuck you too. Whatever, man. I'm used to being treated like shit around here. |
| MegGobGreeting1b | Yeah... great. What do you need? ... asshole ... |
| MegGobGreeting1c | Well now. That's a surprise! I'm used to every asshole smoothskin in this town giving me shit just because I look like a corpse. |
| MegGobGreeting1c | I'm glad to see that there are a few worthwhile people around here. |
| MegGobGreeting1c | Listen... Moriarty'd have my head if he caught me selling at a discount, but for you, I'll risk it. |
| MegGobGreeting2 | I see how it is... What do you need? |
| MegGobGreeting3 | Wait... you're not going to hit me? Yell at me? Not even berate me a little bit? |
| MegGobGreeting3a | I suppose I was wrong... should have known better. |
| MegGobGreeting3b | Well now. That's a surprise! I'm used to every asshole smoothskin in this town giving me shit just because I look like a corpse. |
| MegGobGreeting3b | I'm glad to see that there are a few worthwhile people around here. |
| MegGobGreeting3b | Listen... Moriarty'd have my head if he caught me selling at a discount, but for you, I'll risk it. |
| MegGobRadioTalk | Aw, forget it. I guess we're stuck with this Enclave crap. |
| MegGobRadioTalk | Aggh! Come on, you piece of junk! Every day, it's the same damn thing... |
| MegGobRadioTalk | Come on! |
| MegGobRadioTalk | Stupid radio! |
| MegGobRadioTalk | Wait... is that...? Dammit! |
| MegGobRadioTalk | Work! Come on. Work! |
| MegGobRadioTalk | Why... won't... you... work? |
| MegGobRadioTalk | Goddamn radio! |
| MegGobRadioTalk | Son of a bitch! |
| MegGobUnderworld | A place called Underworld. It's a Ghoul city down in D.C. I set off up here to find adventure and fortune. And... well... I found this place. |
| MegGobUnderworld | I'm sort of stuck here. Colin says that I can't leave until I pay off my debt to him. Of course, he charges me room and board too. |
| MegGobUnderworld | If you ever get to Underworld, tell Carol that I said hi. |
| MegJennyFoodChoice | Sorry, hon. The noodle stand is closed. If you want something, ask Leo in the restaurant. |
| MegJennyFoodChoice | Here, take a look. |
| MegJennyFoodChoice | Hey, I won't say it's all fresh, but it'll keep you going. |
| MegJennyFoodChoice | Have a look, most of it's edible -- some of it even tastes good! |
| MegJerichoMoriartyQuestion1 | It's dangling around Colin's neck. Get it... if you can. |
| MegJerichoMoriartyQuestion2 | My robbin' days are over, kid. I'm just here to drink and stink. |
| MegJerichoMoriartyQuestion3 | He'll probably blow your head off. That is, unless you can draw faster than a pissed off Irishman. |
| MegJerichoMoriartyQuestionEND | Anytime. It'll be worth it to see the look on that asshole's face. |
| MegJerichoPersuade1 | You're from the outside and I've lived too much of my life out there to trust every jackass nobody that wanders in from the Wasteland. |
| MegJerichoPersuade1 | You seem alright though, so I'll cut you a deal. I'll answer your questions so long as you don't give me any more reason to distrust you. Got it? |
| MegJerichoPersuade2 | Well, now. That's something I didn't expect. You're scrappy for a little Vault twerp aren't you? |
| MegJerichoPersuade2 | Maybe I had you wrong, kid. You're okay. Now, what did you want to know? |
| MegJerichoPersuade2 | You're joking, right? I mean, I shit bigger than you, kid. |
| MegJerichoPersuade2 | Come back when you've got some fight in you. Until then, save your threats. |
| MegJerichoPersuadeEnd | You're goddamn right "nevermind". |
| MegJerichoRumorBribe10 | Ha ha! You're gonna have to do better than that, kid! Thanks for the drink, though. |
| MegJerichoRumorBribe10 | You're kidding. You don't have 10 caps? What kind of asshole doesn't even have ten fucking caps? |
| MegJerichoRumorBribe10a | Alright, alright, I'm just fucking with you. |
| MegJerichoRumorBribe10a | Hrm... lemme think. No. Consider it a fee for the lesson you've learned -- don't be such a tightass next time. |
| MegJerichoRumorBribe10b | You love me. |
| MegJerichoRumorBribe20 | Whoa, twenty caps! Look at the big spender! Alright then, I can see you're in it for the big money, so I'll tell you all about Moriarty's. |
| MegJerichoRumorBribe20 | Moriarty, he's a ratfuck bastard for sure, but he's also paranoid as all hell. So paranoid that he don't let no one handle the cash around here. |
| MegJerichoRumorBribe20 | Every night, he takes what Gob and Nova earn and locks it in a file cabinet next to his bed. |
| MegJerichoRumorBribe20 | Don't you know how a bribe works? You give me money, and I give you information. In order to do that, you have to have money. Christ. Kids! |
| MegJerichoRumorBribeEnd | Your call, kid. |
| MegKidsAboutCaretaker | Well, Billy used to. Before he... before he died. I don't know now. Maybe I'll see if Manya will help me... |
| MegKidsAboutCaretaker | Billy does! Have you met Billy... Billy Creel? A long, long time ago, he saved me from Raiders! |
| MegKidsAboutCaretaker | They... killed my real parents. But Billy showed up before they got me, and now he's like my daddy... sort of... |
| MegKidsAboutCaretaker | My dad, of course. He teaches me to shoot, and about the law, and keeping people safe. When he's not busy protecting the town, that is. |
| MegKidsAboutCaretaker | Well... with my dad gone, I don't really know... dad always said that I'd have to learn to watch out for myself one day... |
| MegKidsAboutMegaton | I dunno... I used to like it, but ever since dad... I dunno... |
| MegKidsAboutMegaton | It's great! My dad says that one day, I'm gonna get to be sheriff, just like him! |
| MegKidsAboutMegaton | It's okay, I guess. I used to live way far away when I was little... before Billy found me. |
| MegKidsAboutPeople | I don't talk to most of them. Billy says that I have to be careful, even when people seem nice. And I'm especially not allowed to talk to Mr. Jericho. |
| MegKidsAboutPeople | I usually play with Harden most days, when his dad isn't taking him out to learn to shoot or something. |
| MegKidsAboutPeople | Billy says that he's going to teach me to shoot one day too! |
| MegKidsAboutPeople | There's the Stahls. They run the Brass Lantern. I go there to eat with my dad sometimes. Doc Church runs the clinic. |
| MegKidsAboutPeople | The Confessor is a little weird. But him and mother Maya are always nice to me. |
| MegKidsAboutPeople | There's also Moriarty, but dad says that I'm not allowed to talk to him. |
| MegLeoBuyDrugs | What did I tell you? Not here. Hit me up when I'm away from the restaurant. |
| MegLeoBuyDrugs | What'll it be? |
| MegLeoBuyDrugs | Yeah, sure thing. |
| MegLeoBuyDrugs | What am I gonna say? No? You've got me over a barrel. |
| MegLeoBuyDrugs | Nothing. I'm... I'm not doing anything. Leave me alone! |
| MegLeoDrinks | Sure thing, my man. |
| MegLeoDrinks | Sure thing, little lady. |
| MegLeoDrugProblem | Look. Keep your bullshit judgments to yourself, man. Just don't tell Jenny or Andy and we'll be fine. |
| MegLeoDrugProblem | I just started, but so far... so good. |
| MegLeoDrugProblem | Things are pretty hard, but it's getting better. Thanks again, you really talked some sense into me. |
| MegLeoDrugProblem | Dammit! Who told you- I mean... I have no idea what you're talking about. |
| MegLeoDrugProblem | It's not any of your business, remember? |
| MegLeoDrugProblem1 | Help? What's to help? So I'm a junkie, big fucking deal. It's not like I'm hurting anyone. |
| MegLeoDrugProblem1a | I... I guess you're right. I have to tell them about my problem, don't I? |
| MegLeoDrugProblem1a1 | I just don't know what to say. I've been stealing from both of them for years to get my fix. Where do I even start? |
| MegLeoDrugProblem1a1 | Well, I'll figure something out. Look, I want to thank you for your help. I guess it took a complete stranger to show me what an ass I've been. |
| MegLeoDrugProblem1a1 | Take this key, it's to my private stash in the water treatment plant. Just get rid of the stuff, burn it, sell it -- I don't care what happens to it. |
| MegLeoDrugProblem1a1a | Thanks. It'll be hard, but I'll do my best. |
| MegLeoDrugProblem1a2 | No. Thanks, but no. I got myself into this problem, I need to get myself out. |
| MegLeoDrugProblem1a2 | I'll figure something out. Look, I want to thank you for your help. I guess it took a complete stranger to show me what an ass I've been. |
| MegLeoDrugProblem1a2 | Take this key, it's to my private stash in the water treatment plant. Just get rid of the stuff, burn it, sell it -- I don't care what happens to it. |
| MegLeoDrugProblem1b | Yeah, I can. Just please... Don't tell Andy or Jenny. And don't ask me about it when I'm at the Brass Lantern. |
| MegLeoDrugProblem1b | I'll only sell to you when my shift is over. Meet me in the water treatment plant if you need something. |
| MegLeoDrugProblem2 | I can hook you up. A solid chem dealer is hard to find out here in the Wastes, trust me. I know. |
| MegLeoDrugProblem2 | I can only sell to you when my shift at the Lantern is over. Meet me up at the water treatment plant if you need something. |
| MegLeoDrugProblemEND | You're damn right it's not your business. |
| MegLeoStahlDesk | Hey! Get the hell away from there! |
| MegLeoStahlDesk | Aren't you curious? You know what they say about curiosity, don't you? |
| MegLeoStahlDesk | Back off, man. That's my stuff. |
| MegLeoStahlFridge | Hey now, get outta there. Just let me know if you need a drink. |
| MegLeoStahlFridge | Whoa, bud. That stuff belongs to the restaurant. Just ask me if you need a drink. |
| MegLeoStahlFridge | Hey buddy, Bar's over here if you need something. |
| MegLucasGreetChoiceBadChoiceNeutral | Glad we understand each other. |
| MegLucasMegatonChoiceBackToTopics | All right, shoot. |
| MegLucasMegatonChoiceBar | Sure. Head over to Moriarty's for spirits. Or, if you want something to eat, head over to the Brass Lantern. |
| MegLucasMegatonChoiceClinic | Yep. He's a bit cranky, but he means well. Just make sure there's something actually wrong with you before you bother him. |
| MegLucasMegatonChoiceClinic | You'll find him down in the plaza at the bottom of the hill, across the way from The Brass Lantern. |
| MegLucasMegatonChoiceName | The town's named after the bomb that's sitting in the middle of it. It hasn't gone off. Yet. |
| MegMaggieConbination | Well... Billy built a safe into the floor of our house. He keeps all sorts of cool stuff in there. |
| MegMaggieConbination | I shouldn't tell you this but... the combination is 15-16-23-42 if you want to take a look. |
| MegMaggieConbination | Just make sure that you put everything back if you take anything out to play with it. I don't want to get in trouble. |
| MegManyaMegaton | I can tell you just about anything you want to know, honey. Megaton's history ain't no secret. |
| MegManyaMegatonAirplaneParts | Long ago, before the war, there used to be machines -- they were like buses, but they flew through the sky, taking people anywhere they wanted to go. |
| MegManyaMegatonAirplaneParts | You didn't have to walk, you just went to the air station, bought a ticket, and took to the skies. Anywhere in the world, you just up and flew there. |
| MegManyaMegatonAirplaneParts | When the war happened, the machines started dropping from the sky. Everyone around here thinks that the bomb made the crater, but it didn't. |
| MegManyaMegatonAirplaneParts | The crater provided good cover from the dust storms and when my daddy and the rest of the town decided to build the walls, they used what they had. |
| MegManyaMegatonAirplaneParts1 | Some of us wanted to. But the Church of Atom was just getting its start then. We needed their help to build the walls and clear the wreckage. |
| MegManyaMegatonAirplaneParts1 | If we'd have tried to move the bomb, they would have refused to help. |
| MegManyaMegatonAirplaneParts1 | Besides, a lot of people just wanted to leave it alone. It didn't seem to be hurting anything and who knows what would happen if we messed with it. |
| MegManyaMegatonAirplaneParts2 | Good eye. You're right honey, there are. There was an air station a couple of miles from here. It'd been stripped of everything except the planes. |
| MegManyaMegatonAirplaneParts2 | My daddy got a bunch of people together to go out there, break apart the machines and drag back what we could use. It took 'em a couple of months. |
| MegManyaMegatonAirplaneParts2 | You can't even tell where the air station was anymore. The Wasteland just took it back. |
| MegManyaMegatonAirplaneParts3 | It's a hell of a lot easier than trying to find enough parts to build walls and houses from nothing. The scrap was there, why not use it? |
| MegManyaMegatonAirplaneParts3 | Besides, it's sturdy. It keeps the Raiders and the dust storms out. Not all of us had the luck to be born in a vault, you know. |
| MegManyaMegatonAirplanePartsEND | Sure thing, hon. |
| MegManyaMegatonEND | Well, you come on back any time you want to hear more. |
| MegManyaMegatonHistory | Well, originally, it started as a hole in the ground. My papi talked about how his father and the original settlers just hid in this crater. |
| MegManyaMegatonHistory | It was enough to keep them safe from the dust storms. When things cooled down and people started wandering into the Wastes, some stayed behind. |
| MegManyaMegatonHistory | The wanderers started coming back here to trade their stuff. By the time my papi was born, the town was a full on trading center. |
| MegManyaMegatonHistory | Papi got rich on the caravan routes and eventually convinced the others to build the walls to hold off the Raiders. |
| MegManyaMegatonHistory1 | Well, the Raiders, for one. Once the town got big enough, they'd wait until the traders and their guards were away, then come in and clean us out! |
| MegManyaMegatonHistory1 | Now the Super Mutants... They were a whole other breed of problem. They'd kill us if they had to, but mostly they tried to drag people away! Alive! |
| MegManyaMegatonHistory1 | So, eventually, my father did something about it. Him and a few others organized the traders and the citizens and built the walls. |
| MegManyaMegatonHistory1 | So we're pretty safe now. Still, I wish those Brotherhood of Steel fellers hadn't hit on such hard times. They really helped keep the wolves at bay. |
| MegManyaMegatonHistory2 | Not at first. It was a collection of people trying to get into the vault, people worshipping the bomb, and a few other refugees. |
| MegManyaMegatonHistory2 | Then the traders came. Now the caravans take care of most of the trading, but before they were set up, it was all Megaton. |
| MegManyaMegatonHistory2 | I worked on the caravans with my father for a while. That's how I met that worthless bag of liver spots I call a husband. |
| MegManyaMegatonHistory3 | No. Space is limited these days. You see all of these people wandering around here? They live up in the common house and aren't really citizens. |
| MegManyaMegatonHistory3 | Most people around here keep one eye open around strangers, but me, I can spot a Raider spy at 100 meters. I'm not worried about it at all. |
| MegManyaMegatonHistory3 | But if having meetings and pretending to vote on things makes the others feel safer, so be it. |
| MegManyaMegatonHistoryEND | If you say so, honey. |
| MegManyaMegatonHowDidYouGetHere | I was born here, actually. Just like my papi. Oh, for a while I helped him scavenge and then later on his caravan. |
| MegManyaMegatonHowDidYouGetHere | But traipsing around the Wasteland is work for young people. After I met Nathan, I just wanted to stop moving around so much. |
| MegManyaMegatonHowDidYouGetHere | We've been here ever since. Of course, I can't say that it's been good for Nathan's sanity... |
| MegManyaMegatonOtherPeople | Oh, they come from all over... all over. You name it. The Stahl family grew up out east somewhere. Lucy's from some little settlement to the north. |
| MegManyaMegatonOtherPeople | Billy doesn't really talk about where he's from. Doc Church used to live in Rivet City. Jericho... well... let's just say that men can change. |
| MegManyaMegatonOtherPeople | ...I hope. |
| MegManyaMegatonWhosInCharge | Well, technically, no one. But you can't put two people in a room together without one of them trying to govern the other. |
| MegManyaMegatonWhosInCharge | But it depends on who you ask. Lucas Simms appointed himself the Sheriff. He throws anyone out who causes too much trouble. |
| MegManyaMegatonWhosInCharge | But Colin Moriarty runs just about everything else. Not much happens here that he doesn't know about. Or plan. |
| MegManyaMegatonWhosInCharge | Well, technically, no one. But you can't put two people in a room together without one of them trying to govern the other. |
| MegManyaMegatonWhosInCharge | But it depends on who you ask. Lucas Simms appointed himself the Sheriff. He throws anyone out who causes too much trouble. |
| MegManyaMegatonWhosInCharge | Colin Moriarty used to run just about everything else. Not much happened here that he doesn't know about. Or plan. I guess he got what was coming. |
| MegManyaMegatonWhosInCharge | Well, technically, no one. But you can't put two people in a room together without one of them trying to govern the other. |
| MegManyaMegatonWhosInCharge | But it depends on who you ask. Lucas Simms appointed himself the Sheriff. Before he died, he threw anyone out who caused too much trouble. |
| MegManyaMegatonWhosInCharge | Now Colin Moriarty runs just about everything. Not much happens here that he doesn't know about. Or plan. You ask me, he was behind Lucas' death. |
| MegManyaMegatonWhosInCharge | Well, technically, no one. But you can't put two people in a room together without one of them trying to govern the other. |
| MegManyaMegatonWhosInCharge | But it depends on who you ask. It used to be that Lucas Simms and Colin Moriarty fought each other for control. |
| MegManyaMegatonWhosInCharge | But with the two of them gone, who's to say what will happen around here? I'm just hoping that the Raiders don't show up again. |
| MegManyaMegatonWhosInChargeEND | All right then. Anything else you wanted to know? |
| MegManyaMegatonWhosInChargeMoriarty | That man is the scum of the Earth. He keeps the drunks around here soaking in liquor and that poor Nova, that girl deserves better. |
| MegManyaMegatonWhosInChargeMoriarty | And don't even get me started on how he treats Gob. Just because the boy looks dead doesn't mean that he should be treated like that. |
| MegManyaMegatonWhosInChargeMoriarty | That man has his fingers in everything around here. Just watch what you say about him, it'll always get back. |
| MegManyaMegatonWhosInChargeSimms | That man tries to bring law to this place. Lost cause if you ask me, but I respect his trying. He does seem to keep people in line though. |
| MegManyaMegatonWhosInChargeSimms | Other than that weird cowboy thing of his, I don't have much to complain about. |
| MegMercNoWeapons | I'd put that weapon away if I were you. |
| MegMoiraBrownBarter | Sorry, I'm closed. Come back tomorrow and we'll talk. |
| MegMoiraBrownBarter | I get a lot more done now that I'm not working on that book. I guess that's something, and that ought to earn you a discount, huh? |
| MegMoiraBrownBarter | Sure thing. |
| MegMoiraBrownBarter | Okay, fine. |
| MegMoiraBrownBarter | What do you need? |
| MegMoiraBrownBarter | Sure thing! |
| MegMoiraBrownBarter | Absolutely! |
| MegMoiraBrownBarter | What do you need? |
| MegMoiraBrownRepair | Sorry, I'm closed. Come back tomorrow and we'll talk. |
| MegMoiraBrownRepair | Since you kept me from wasting my time on that book, I had a chance to refine my repair process a bit. |
| MegMoiraBrownRepair | Sure, fine. Whatever. |
| MegMoiraBrownRepair | It's nice to be doing something useful. |
| MegMoiraBrownRepair | Okay, let me scrape the brahmin poop off my hands. |
| MegMoiraBrownRepair | If you've got the caps, I've got the skill. |
| MegMoiraBrownRepair | Unless it's a steaming pile of slag, I'd say yes. |
| MegMoiraBrownRepair | You got caps for me? Then there ain't no problem. |
| MegMoiraCustomWeapTopic | Do I ever! I've got the schematics for something called a Rock-It Launcher. I sell all the components, too, so you can make the weapon yourself. |
| MegMoiraCustomWeapTopic | Don't worry about ammo! This baby shoots all the junk you might find out there in the Wasteland. Ashtrays, teddy bears... you name it! |
| MegMoiraCustomWeapTopic | In fact, if you ever need to make any custom weapons, feel free to use my workbench, here in the shop. All you need is the schematics and parts! |
| MegMoiraLocker | Hey, now. That's my stuff. If you want something, you gotta buy it. |
| MegMoiraLocker | Whoa, whoa, whoa, hands off the goods. |
| MegMoriartyChoice10a | Aaahhhh. I see. You know, I heard about the brainwashin' that goes on down there. From some other fella, escaped, oh... five years back. |
| MegMoriartyChoice10a | 'All hail the Overseer! We're born in the Vault; we die in the Vault!' And all that other assorted lunacy. |
| MegMoriartyChoice10a | Kid, you've got better programming than our own Deputy Weld. You'd best wise up quick. Wouldn't want anyone... takin' advantage of ya. Hmm? |
| MegMoriartyChoice10b | Aaahhhh. I see. You know, I heard about the brainwashin' that goes on down there. From some other fella, escaped, oh... five years back. |
| MegMoriartyChoice10b | 'All hail the Overseer! We're born in the Vault; we die in the Vault!' And all that other assorted lunacy. |
| MegMoriartyChoice10b | Kid, you've got better programming than our own Deputy Weld. You'd best wise up quick. Wouldn't want anyone... takin' advantage of ya. Hmm? |
| MegMoriartyChoice10c | Aaahhhh. I see. You know, I heard about the brainwashin' that goes on down there. From some other fella, escaped, oh... five years back. |
| MegMoriartyChoice10c | 'All hail the Overseer! We're born in the Vault; we die in the Vault!' And all that other assorted lunacy. |
| MegMoriartyChoice10c | Kid, you've got better programming than our own Deputy Weld. You'd best wise up quick. Wouldn't want anyone... takin' advantage of ya. Hmm? |
| MegMoriartyChoice10d | Aaahhhh. I see. You know, I heard about the brainwashin' that goes on down there. From some other fella, escaped, oh... five years back. |
| MegMoriartyChoice10d | "All hail the Overseer! We're born in the Vault, we die in the Vault!" And all that other assorted lunacy. |
| MegMoriartyChoice10d | Kid, you've got better programming than our own Deputy Weld. You'd best wise up quick. Wouldn't want anyone... takin' advantage of ya. Hmm? |
| MegMoriartyChoice1b | Is that what your father told you? That you were born in that hole? That HE was born there as well? |
| MegMoriartyChoice1b | Oh, the lies we tell to those we love. |
| MegMoriartyChoice1b | Your father brought you to the Vault right after you were born. To keep you safe, you see. I remember it well -- you stayed in my saloon, after all. |
| MegMoriartyChoice1b | That's right. Your father, his Brotherhood of Steel friend, and you, the suckling babe with nary a tit to suckle. Sorry about your mom. Truly. |
| MegMoriartyChoice1b | But, life goes on. Daddy lied. Life's full of little disappointments. And now... you're all grown up, and wondering where he's gone to.... |
| MegMoriartyChoice1c | Ha ha ha ha ha! God in Heaven, would you listen to yourself? Do you honestly believe that's true? The lies they've put into that head of yours.... |
| MegMoriartyChoice1c | Your father brought you to the Vault right after you were born. To keep you safe, you see. I remember it well -- you stayed in my saloon, after all. |
| MegMoriartyChoice1c | That's right. Your father, his Brotherhood of Steel friend, and you, the suckling babe with nary a tit to suckle. Sorry about your mum. Truly. |
| MegMoriartyChoice1c | But, no matter. That big round door has opened now, hasn't it? Daddy's gone, and you need to know why. Could be I know where, and why.... |
| MegMoriartyChoice1d | Ah, temper, temper. And your father was so reserved. Take after our mum, do we? God rest her soul. |
| MegMoriartyChoice1d | But all least you've got balls. Yeah, I know your dad, met him when you were just a baby, when you two passed through here on your way to the Vault. |
| MegMoriartyChoice1d | You look shocked. You didn't think you were born in that hole, did you? Good Christ, boy. Know the truth, and it will set you free. |
| MegMoriartyChoice1d | Ah, temper, temper. And your father was so reserved. Take after our mum, do we? God rest her soul. |
| MegMoriartyChoice1d | But all least you've got spunk. Yeah, I know your dad, met him when you were just a baby, when you two passed through here on your way to the Vault. |
| MegMoriartyChoice1d | You look shocked. You didn't think you were born in that hole, did you? Ah, Lord.... Know the truth, and it will set you free. |
| MegMoriartyChoice2a | Did he? Well, our time together was brief, but... that is the way of it out here. When a bond is forged, little else matters, hmm? |
| MegMoriartyChoice2a | Well, he did come through here, but he left. I'm truly sorry. But maybe you can catch up to him? |
| MegMoriartyChoice2a | He headed southeast, into the city. Said he needed information from those loonies at the station. You know, Galaxy News Radio, what there is of it. |
| MegMoriartyChoice2b | You seem like a nice kid, so I'm going to be straight with you. |
| MegMoriartyChoice2b | Your dad was here, and now he's not, and yes I know where he went. But what you're asking me for is information, and information is a commodity. |
| MegMoriartyChoice2b | Let's say... 100 caps, and daddy's location is yours. Very reasonable. |
| MegMoriartyChoice2c | You catch on quick, kid. That's the way of it out here, for sure. You want something, you take it. Or you pay in cold, hard caps. Say... 100. |
| MegMoriartyChoice2c | Seems a fair price to facilitate a family reunion. Don't you think? |
| MegMoriartyChoice2d | Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha! Oh, kid... ah... I'll let that one go, chalk it up to youthful arrogance. |
| MegMoriartyChoice2d | Listen carefully. I don't know what Sheriff Simms told you, but this is my town. Simms, he's a facade. An illusion of order I allow to exist. |
| MegMoriartyChoice2d | I was slinging drinks and killing Raiders here in Megaton when the good sheriff was just an idiot kid with cowboy fantasies. |
| MegMoriartyChoice2d | Raise a hand to me, and you'll never leave this town alive. Now, as for your dad... 100 caps, and I sing. |
| MegMoriartyChoice3a | All right, kid. Let me help you out, you know... for old time's sake. |
| MegMoriartyChoice3a | If you don't have the caps to pay for the information, then maybe you could do a little favor for me. |
| MegMoriartyChoice3aFavorDone | All right kid. Then I guess there's nothing else we have to say to each other. Come back to me when you have the caps, and we'll talk. |
| MegMoriartyChoice3b | Excellent! Your dad raised a smart kid. Really no substitute for the love of a father, now is there? |
| MegMoriartyChoice3b | Speaking of dear old dad, he went southeast, into D.C. to the Galaxy News Radio station. Good luck now. |
| MegMoriartyChoice3c | So you've said. And yet you came back once... Somehow I think we'll be having this conversation again. I look forward to it. |
| MegMoriartyChoice3c | Will you? Well, good luck with that. So far as I know, I'm the only one your Dad told where he was going. |
| MegMoriartyChoice3c | So, when you change your mind, come see me. I'm usually at the saloon. 100 caps... Daddy wouldn't think twice if it were you out there.... |
| MegMoriartyChoice3d | Guilty as charged. |
| MegMoriartyChoice3d | Tell you what kid, I'm gonna help you out... for old time's sake. |
| MegMoriartyChoice3d | If you don't have the caps to pay for the information, then maybe you could do a little favor for me. |
| MegMoriartyChoice4a | I did say it was 100 caps. And as I recall, you said no. So now I'm saying it's 300 caps. What will you say this time? |
| MegMoriartyChoice4b | Oh, no no no. I offered a deal for 100 caps. You declined. So now I'm offering a new deal for 300 caps. |
| MegMoriartyChoice4b | But why worry about trivialities when your father's safety could be at stake? |
| MegMoriartyChoice4c | Didn't you say that last time, too? I have a feeling you'll be coming back again. |
| MegMoriartyChoice5a | Well, I suppose it was. All right; because I'm such a softy, I'll honor our original agreement. |
| MegMoriartyChoice5a | Your dad came through here, all right. Didn't stay long, though. Said he had some important business to attend to, and headed off to the city. |
| MegMoriartyChoice5a | Something to do with Galaxy News Radio. Guess that'd be the place for you to start. Good hunting, and thanks for the caps. |
| MegMoriartyChoice5a | I'm reasonable, but I'm not crazy. How can you bargain with me and not have the caps? |
| MegMoriartyChoice5b | Nothing like the sound of caps jingling in your pocket is there? Always brightens my day. |
| MegMoriartyChoice5b | And to brighten your day, here's what I know. Your dad said he was headed southeast, into the city. He was aiming for Galaxy News Radio. |
| MegMoriartyChoice5b | No idea what he wants with them, but you can ask him all about it when you find him. Good luck with that, by the way. |
| MegMoriartyChoice5b | Oh, come on now. Are people in your Vault so gullible that you think I'd fall for this? |
| MegMoriartyChoice5b | You don't have the caps, so you don't get the information. I'm not stupid. |
| MegMoriartyChoice5c | Well, that's a shame for you, isn't it? You don't have the caps, and I guess I don't have the information. Disappointment all around. |
| MegMoriartyChoice6a | Now that wasn't so difficult was it? |
| MegMoriartyChoice6a | Your dad came through here, all right. Didn't stay long, though. Said he had some important business to attend to, and headed off to the city. |
| MegMoriartyChoice6a | Something to do with Galaxy News Radio. Guess that'd be the place for you to start. Good hunting, and thanks for the caps. |
| MegMoriartyChoice6b | How can you be so rude when I'm going to provide you with such a useful public service? |
| MegMoriartyChoice6b | Your dad came through here, all right. Didn't stay long, though. Said he had some important business to attend to, and headed off to the city. |
| MegMoriartyChoice6b | Something to do with Galaxy News Radio. Guess that'd be the place for you to start. Good hunting, and thanks for the caps. |
| MegMoriartyChoice6c | I'll be here. |
| MegMoriartyChoice6d | It's called economics, kid. You got something I want and I got something you want. Nothing's free. |
| MegMoriartyChoice6d | I told you the favor would earn you some caps if you really took care of it. Now, fork 'em over! |
| MegMoriartysBuy | No problem at all. I'll take care of you until that lazy zombie wakes up to do his job. |
| MegMoriartysBuy | Tell it to Gob, he'll get you whatever you need. |
| MegMoriartysBuy | Then you need to talk to Gob. Don't worry, he doesn't drip into the drinks... much. |
| MegMotherMayaBarChoice1 | Even still, I cannot aid you on this path with a clear conscience. |
| MegMotherMayaBarChoice2 | Well, in that case I recommend the Brass Lantern. It's directly across from the Church. You can't miss it. |
| MegMotherMayaBarEnd | Certainly. |
| MegMotherMayaChurch | For those answers I shall direct you to my husband, Confessor Cromwell. |
| MegNathanEnclave1 | Why? Why? Look around you. This is the good ol' USA. Sure, she looks a little bit different these days, but you're still on American soil. |
| MegNathanEnclave1 | And even if you were born in some underground Vault, you were born under the United States, which makes you an American. |
| MegNathanEnclave1 | And it's your duty and my duty to support our country and our president, no matter what. Understand? |
| MegNathanEnclave1 | Because American is the greatest country on Earth... actually... it might be the only country on Earth now. |
| MegNathanEnclave1a | Now there's a proud patriot. After all, if they could do us wrong, we wouldn't have elected them in the first place, right? |
| MegNathanEnclave1a | Yessir, trust in the judgement of other people to know what's best for me. It's the American way! |
| MegNathanEnclave1b | Why... that's unthinkable! Where in the constitution does it say that we're supposed to run around questioning the government? Huh? |
| MegNathanEnclave1b1 | Well.. when you put it that way... wait, you're just trying to confuse me with your fancy vault education and your textbooks! |
| MegNathanEnclave1b1 | I'll have none of it! Did you have something else you wanted to ask, or were you done with your crazy talk? |
| MegNathanEnclave1b2 | Well, when you put it that way... wait, you're just trying to confuse me with your fancy vault education and your textbooks! |
| MegNathanEnclave1b2 | I'll have none of it! Did you have something else you wanted to ask, or were you done with your crazy talk? |
| MegNathanEnclave1b3 | I don't mean to embarrass you, but maybe you should learn your history before you argue with a patriot. |
| MegNathanEnclave1b3 | It's okay, though. That's what we have a government for, to do the hard things so we don't have to. |
| MegNathanEnclave1b3 | But, what else did you want to know? |
| MegNathanEnclave1c | Well, we can't all care. Besides, why should we have to? That's what the government is here for, to take care of that stuff. |
| MegNathanEnclave2 | They're on the radio! They have been for years. President Eden talks about everything they're doing. |
| MegNathanEnclave2 | They got flyin' robots all around, watching everything so they know what to do when they finally swoop in and clean this place up. |
| MegNathanEnclave2 | You'll see. People think I'm just a crazy old man. Things'll be different when the Enclave gets here. |
| MegNathanEnclave3 | They're the American government! The eagle! People comma we the! The more perfect union! |
| MegNathanEnclaveEND | Any time you want another lesson, come on by. |
| MegNovaGobTopic | Who, Gob? Well, if you can get past how he looks, he's a sweetheart. Colin's awfully hard on him, though. |
| MegNovaGobTopic1 | He don't talk about it much but apparently, there's a whole city of Ghouls somewhere down in DC. |
| MegNovaGobTopic1 | He's mentioned his mother a couple of times, but other than that, he won't really say. |
| MegNovaGobTopic1 | He's been here for... I guess about fifteen years now. Ever since Moriarty bought him off of those Slavers. |
| MegNovaGobTopic2 | With Gob? Well, he's sweet... and I know that he'd like to, it's just... well... |
| MegNovaGobTopic2 | I don't want to sound shallow or anything, I mean, I'm a whore, my standards aren't exactly high. |
| MegNovaGobTopic2 | But there are places even I won't go. Johnnies that are squishier than me are one of 'em. |
| MegNovaGobTopic3 | Well, the miserable bastard is hard on all of us. But Gob gets it the worst. I guess just because he's different, you know? |
| MegNovaGobTopicEND | Sure thing, baby. What did you have on your mind? |
| MegNovaHireTopic | It used to be that Colin decided that stuff. But, with him gone, I'm thinking about retiring. So, no new clients. Sorry. |
| MegNovaHireTopic | It takes you renting a room. Sleep in it, or don't. I don't care. I get paid either way. |
| MegNovaRadioTalk | I told you Gob, it ain't the radio. The Enclave station comes in fine. It's Galaxy News. Their signal's been shit lately. |
| MegNovaRadioTopic | Huh? Oh, you mean why was Gob banging on that radio? Well, out there in the Wastes, there are two stations that broadcast. |
| MegNovaRadioTopic | There's the Enclave station. I don't know who they are, but I think it might just be some pre-war broadcast on a loop or something. |
| MegNovaRadioTopic | And there's Galaxy News Radio. It's run by a guy named Three Dog somewhere down in DC. But the signal went down a while ago. |
| MegProtectronTalk | Welcome to Megaton. Please stand clear of the gate. |
| MegProtectronTalk | Welcome to Megaton. Friendliest town around. |
| MegProtectronTalk | Need some grub? Try the Brass Lantern. |
| MegProtectronTalk | Thirsty, partner? Try Moriarty's. Coldest drinks in the Capital Wasteland. |
| MegProtectronTalk | Welcome to Megaton. Enjoy your stay. |
| MegProtectronTalk2 | Welcome to Megaton. The bomb is perfectly safe. We promise. |
| MegProtectronTalk2 | Ya�ll be careful with that thar weapon, ya hear? |
| MegProtectronTalk2 | Head on in, pardner. Ya�ll enjoy your stay now. |
| MegProtectronTalk2 | Welcome to Megaton. The bomb is perfectly safe. We promise. |
| MegRadioStaticTalk | ... ... |
| MegSettlerGiveGift1 | Bless you. |
| MegSettlerGiveGift1 | No. Thank you. |
| MegSettlerGiveGift1 | Certainly. It's the least I could do after all you've done. |
| MegSettlerGiveGift2 | You're an example to us all. |
| MegSettlerGiveGift2 | It does. Thank you. |
| MegSettlerGiveGift2 | Please, keep doing what you do. |
| MegTLMoriartyFavor | If you're looking for a handout, you can forget it. But if you're looking for work, there's a favor you could do for me. |
| MegTLMoriartyFavor | If your successful, it'll provide the caps you need to pay me. |
| MegTLMoriartyFavor | Good. I hope she got what she deserved. |
| MegTownDirections | You know, you're right -- I guess I do look like a sign post. [sighs] Where do you want to go? |
| MegTownDirections | In each our own way, we are all lost. Where would you like to be, sweet child? |
| MegTownDirections | In each our own way, we are all lost. Where would you like to be, brother? |
| MegTownDirections | In each our own way, we are all lost. Where would you like to be, sister? |
| MegTownDirections | Sure thing, partner. What do you need to find? |
| MegTownDirectionsBar | Are you joking? Yes, there's a bar -- The Brass Lantern. It's easy to find since you're standing in it. |
| MegTownDirectionsBar | I apologize, but I cannot encourage the consumption of alcohol. Alcohol impedes our personal quest for the Grand Division. |
| MegTownDirectionsBar | Sure is -- Moriarty's. The entrance is on the top level, opposite the Main Gate. |
| MegTownDirectionsBar | Just be careful. Moriarty is NOT your friend, no matter what he may say, so don't fall for his lies. And for god's sake, don't trust the man. |
| MegTownDirectionsBed | Up at Moriarty's at the south end of town. Talk to Nova, she'll help you out. |
| MegTownDirectionsClinic | You'll want to see Doc Church next to the Crater. Take your time. |
| MegTownDirectionsClinic | Atom can only heal the wounds of the soul. For wounds of the body, you should see Doc Church. His clinic is directly to the north the Church. |
| MegTownDirectionsClinic | Our clinic is down in the crater, by the bomb. Doc Church is a little rough around the edges, but the man's got talent and compassion. |
| MegTownDirectionsClinic | You'll want to see Doc Church next to the Crater. You can't miss it. |
| MegTownDirectionsEquipment | Seek out Moira at Craterside Supply, although the true pilgrim relies on Atom to supply all that he needs. |
| MegTownDirectionsEquipment | Moira sells all kinds of stuff at her place, Craterside Supply. Take a guess where it is? Heh heh heh heh. |
| MegTownDirectionsEquipment | Seek out Moira at Craterside Supply. She's a darling girl. |
| MegTownDirectionsEquipment | Check out Craterside Supply. It's on the western side of town. |
| MegTownDirectionsGoBack | Oh, no problem. I'm not busy at all. Yep. Plenty of time to talk to strangers. |
| MegTownDirectionsGoBack | What else do you require, sweet child? |
| MegTownDirectionsGoBack | Sure thing. What's on your mind? |
| MegTownDirectionsGoBack | What do you wish to discuss? |
| MegTownDirectionsWeapons | Go see Moira at Craterside Supply. She sells some weapons. Makes some too, from what I hear. Her place is down by the crater. |
| MegTownDirectionsWeapons | It saddens me to think how quickly we resort to violence. |
| MegTownDirectionsWeapons | You'll probably want to see Moira at Craterside Supply. She sells some weapons. Makes some too, from what I hear. Her place is down by the crater. |
| MegTownDirectionsWeapons | It saddens me to think how quickly we resort to violence. |
| MegTownEnd | Right. |
| MegTownEnd | Sure thing, man. |
| MegTownEnd | If you say so. |
| MegTownEnd | Very well. |
| MegTownEnd | Command accepted, pard-ner. |
| MegTownEnd | You sure? |
| MegTownEnd | Okay! |
| MegTownEnd | Right. |
| MegTownEnd | Let me know if you need anything else! |
| MegTownEnd | Yeah. |
| MegTownEnd | No problem, buddy. |
| MegTownEnd | Right. |
| MegTownEnd | Right. |
| MegTownEnd | Right. |
| MegTownEnd | Sure thing, honey. |
| MegTownEnd | Command accepted. |
| MegTownEnd | No problem! |
| MegTownEnd | As you wish, child. |
| MegTownEnd | Gotcha. |
| MegTownEnd | Right. |
| MegTownEnd | Right. |
| MegTownFatherChoice | It's like I said, kid. Your dad was here for a bit, but didn't stay long. Said he was going to the Galaxy News Radio station. Southeast, in D.C. |
| MegTownFatherChoice | My God... It's you. The little baby boy, all grown up. Persistent little bastard, ain't ya? Then and now, it would seem. It's been a long time, kid. |
| MegTownFatherChoice | Oh, your daddy passed through here, all right. Here and gone. Got what he came for, and then left. I'm assuming you'll do the same, correct? |
| MegTownFatherChoice | My God... It's you. The little baby girl, all grown up. Persistent little flower, ain't ya? Then and now, it would seem. It's been a long time, kid. |
| MegTownFatherChoice | Oh, your daddy passed through here, all right. Here and gone. Got what he came for, and then left. I'm assuming you'll do the same, correct? |
| MegTownFatherChoice | You took care of our little lost lamb, eh? I knew I could count on you. |
| MegTownFatherChoice | How about you just hand over 100 caps and we'll call it even. |
| MegTownFatherChoice | You got memory problems, kid? You ain't getting somethin' for nothin'. So pony up the 300 caps, and THEN we'll talk. |
| MegTownFatherChoice | Even if I knew, I wouldn't tell you. |
| MegTownFatherChoice | Oh, yeah! I do remember a guy like that. |
| MegTownFatherChoice | Honestly, I usually keep my head down. I tend to get smacked around if I look customers in the eyes. But talk to Moriarty, he'll know more. |
| MegTownFatherChoice | I can't talk about that anymore. Moriarty will beat me again if I do. |
| MegTownFatherChoice | Yeah, I remember that man. I saw him talking to Moriarty. It's hard to forget handsome men like that. |
| MegTownFatherChoice | Not in here, I haven't. |
| MegTownFatherChoice | Sorry, man. I haven't seen any cats like that roll through here. |
| MegTownFatherChoice | Many of the transient visitors end up at one of Megaton's seedier establishments. |
| MegTownFatherChoice | I suggest you speak to Colin Moriarty and continue your search there. |
| MegTownFatherChoice | Boy... are you botherin' me? 'Cause I think we talked about what happens when you bother me. |
| MegTownFatherChoice | Girl... are you botherin' me? 'Cause I think we talked about what happens when you bother me. |
| MegTownFatherChoice | Oh man, you're looking for your dad? That is so sweet! Did he run out on you when you were a kid or something? |
| MegTownFatherChoice | Our parents died when we were kids. My brother Leo, he's the oldest, he raised my brother Andy and me. It was hard on him, but we turned out okay. |
| MegTownFatherChoice | But God, you don't want to hear about that. I'm sorry, but I haven't seen your dad. He didn't eat at the Brass Lantern. I'd remember if he did. |
| MegTownFatherChoice | Are you fucking kidding me? Get out of my face. |
| MegTownFatherChoice | I usually avoid most of the Wasteland types that come through here, but there was one guy. |
| MegTownFatherChoice | Unlike most of the wannabe heroes that come in, he looked like he could actually read a book without giving himself a headache. |
| MegTownFatherChoice | He spent a bunch of time at Moriarty's before moving on. I'd try talking to Colin. |
| MegTownFatherChoice | I usually avoid most of the Wasteland types that come through here, but there was one guy. |
| MegTownFatherChoice | Unlike most of the wannabe heroes that come in, he looked like he could actually read a book without giving himself a headache. |
| MegTownFatherChoice | He spent a bunch of time at Moriarty's before moving on. I'd try talking to Colin. |
| MegTownFatherChoice | Your father? I don't know, I don't know. Doesn't ring a bell, sorry. |
| MegTownFatherChoice | Well, come to think of it, I do remember a stranger coming through here. Had a look in his eye. You know the kind a man gets when he's got a purpose. |
| MegTownFatherChoice | Spent some time up in the saloon. Might want to check with Moriarty. Just watch yourself. That man's trouble. |
| MegTownFatherChoice | Nope, sorry. I got enough fires to put out in this place that I don't have time to keep tabs on every visitor. I'd ask around town. |
| MegTownFatherChoice | Could be the guy I saw at Moriarty's Saloon not too long ago. I'd ask there. |
| MegTownGoodbye | Yeah, all right. |
| MegTownLeoStahlBar | Heh... well... there's this and that. I keep myself busy. But, really, that's none of your business is it? |
| MegTownMegaton | It's a hole. A dead end. So why I do stay? Well... it's a hole that makes me money. |
| MegTownMegaton | Megaton is the best little town you'll find in the Capital Wasteland. Don't let anyone tell you different. |
| MegTownMegaton | Strong walls, strong people, and strong booze. We've got everything you need to make a life these days. |
| MegTownMegaton | Megaton is the best little town in the Wasteland. Don't let anyone tell you different. |
| MegTownMegaton | Stay the fuck out of my business, don't go where you don't belong, and buy your drinks here. That's all you need to know. |
| MegTownMegaton | Megaton -- Atom's sacred village. He has chosen this place for the site of his shrine and we have been called. |
| MegTownMegaton | Outsiders ask us "why did you build a town around a bomb"? To them, I say: The bomb brings the promise of Division and the gift of the Glow. |
| MegTownMegaton | The bomb is us. The bomb is Atom. And thus, we are Atom -- awaiting the day in which each of us gives birth to a trillion new lives. |
| MegTownMegaton | I have to say, of all the rat infested hellholes that I've lived in, this one is the least hellish. |
| MegTownMegaton | Some people hate this place, but I guess it's their right, what the hell do they want out of life? Food, shelter and safety. Works for me. |
| MegTownMegaton | What do you want to know? |
| MegTownMegaton | Yeah... I'm not really interested in chitchatting with you. Buy something or leave me alone. |
| MegTownMegaton | What's to tell? We're alive, so we've got nothing to complain about, right? And hell, I've got a restaurant! So I have it better than most! |
| MegTownMegaton | What can I tell you about Megaton? Well, that fucking bomb is killing us all slowly. How's that for a piece of information? |
| MegTownRumors | Moriarty pisses in his still -- crazy bastard thinks it's hilarious. Besides, you'll get your throat cut in that pit. You're much better off here. |
| MegTownRumors | Hey, maybe I'll put that on the sign out front: "The Brass Lantern: Cleaner, safer, and less likely to have piss in the drinks". |
| MegTownRumors | People've been sayin' that there's somethin' wrong with the water purifier. But Ol' Walter's been keepin' that thing runnin' for decades. |
| MegTownRumors | I'm not worried. No reason it'd pick now to go down for good... would it? |
| MegTownRumors | I own a saloon, kid. Rumors are part and parcel. So I'll give you this one for free... |
| MegTownRumors | Not sure if you've met her, but Lucy West, that pretty young thing? She's afraid. Of what, of who, I couldn't say. But you can feel the fear on her. |
| MegTownRumors | News? My friend, I take effort not to be involved in such worldly business. Earthly pursuits distract from Atom. |
| MegTownRumors | Of course... now that you mentioned it, I've noticed that Moira has hired a mercenary to protect her goods -- the man never sleeps. So they say. |
| MegTownRumors | I already told you about the Stahl boy's drug problem. You said you wanted to help. |
| MegTownRumors | That's about all the confidences I'm going to break for you, stranger. |
| MegTownRumors | A doctor doesn't talk about his patients. At least not to strangers, he doesn't. |
| MegTownRumors | I ain't heard much. Truth be told, I don't really ever leave the Lantern. Too much work, too few hours in the day, y'know? |
| MegTownRumors | Remember what I told you, kid: Moriarty keeps his money locked up right next to his bed. |
| MegTownRumors | A little drinkin' money might loosen my lips a bit. Give it a try. See what happens. |
| MegTownRumors | Hey, I'm not much of a mudslinger. I don't like to spread stuff around, you know what I mean? Everybody has their secrets. Let's keep them that way. |
| MegTownRumors | I'm sorry, I just haven't been paying any attention at all since Nathan died. |
| MegTownRumors | There's only one thing that concerns me in this town these days: what my damn fool husband is doing. |
| MegTownRumors | He wanders around here all day and all night, preaching about the Enclave and tryin' to get parts for his guns. |
| MegTownRumors | I'm not sure who's the bigger fool, him or me. After all, I married him. |
| MegTownRumors | I'm not one to gossip, but I do know a few things. For instance, did you hear that Lucas wants someone to disarm our bomb? |
| MegTownRumors | Imagine the blasphemy! I can't believe it! I mean, I don't believe it. He would never do that to us. |
| MegTownRumors | Sure, you got the purifier working right again, but if it runs out of water to pump then we're still screwed. |
| MegTownRumors | Well, people've been sayin' that the water purifier's about to go. Honestly, I'll tell you what I tell them. |
| MegTownRumors | I've been keeping that wreck going for thirty-five years and this is the first time I've ever had a problem I couldn't fix. |
| MegTownRumors | I couldn't tell you, really. I'd talk to Manya if you care that much. She's lived in Megaton longer than anyone. |
| MegTownRumors | It used to be that you could ask Manya just about anything. Now that she's gone, I don't know what to tell you... |
| MegTownWasteland | Outside of Megaton? Any place other than here sounds like heaven to me. Fuck this place. |
| MegTownWasteland | If it weren't for you Wasteland types coming through with your caps, I'd be out of here in a second. Assuming that I could convince Jenny and Leo. |
| MegTownWasteland | All I know is that I spent too much time out there and beyond that, I ain't gonna talk about it. |
| MegTownWasteland | The Wasteland? Why the hell would you want to go out there? Listen to me, lass, Megaton has everything you could possibly need. Why go anywhere else? |
| MegTownWasteland | The Wasteland? Why the hell would you want to go out there? Listen to me, lad, Megaton has everything you could possibly need. Why go anywhere else? |
| MegTownWasteland | In my youth, I traveled quite a bit. But... that was a different life. I assume that you are seeking information and advice, yes? |
| MegTownWasteland | The only advice that I can offer is this: you will find no wealth in the Wasteland greater than that which you will find within yourself. |
| MegTownWasteland | Bask in Atom's Glow, and you will understand. |
| MegTownWasteland | None of your fucking business. |
| MegTownWasteland | I've said just about all I'm going to say about that. |
| MegTownWasteland | I spent a lot of time out there and I've left a lot of ghosts in my path. Some of them, well... they're coming a bit close to catching up to me. |
| MegTownWasteland | It's called "The Wasteland" for a reason. But there are settlements, too, spread all around. The human race is stubborn like that. |
| MegTownWasteland | To the south you got Rivet City, but don't bother going to D.C. The place is a warzone. |
| MegTownWhatDoYouDo | Me? I deal with the caravan suppliers. I used to ride with those guys, so they cut me some good deals. Helps keep the town supplied. |
| MegTownWhatDoYouDo | But more importantly, I take care of Maggie. Of course, she's getting' a little old to have Billy lookin' over her shoulder all the time... |
| MegTownWhatDoYouDo | I keep these yokels knee deep in booze and poon. They keep me knee deep in caps. It's a fair trade, if you ask me. |
| MegTownWhatDoYouDo | I'm the town doc. If it's cut, I sew it up. If it's infected, I cut it off. |
| MegTownWhatDoYouDo | Me? I don't do a damn thing. Well, unless you count staying piss drunk and making Moriarty rich as something. |
| MegTownWhatDoYouDo | Sure, I'm the best shot in town with a rifle, so everyone comes running to ol' Jericho when the Raiders show up. |
| MegTownWhatDoYouDo | But between raids, they're content to take my money and drag me home when I've had too much. Hahaha! |
| MegTownWhatDoYouDo | I take care of the water purification plant. This old rusted hunk keeps us in clean water... for now. |
| MegTownWhatDoYouDo | I take care of the water purification plant. That old rusted hunk keeps us in clean water... for now. |
| MegTownWhosInCharge | With both Lucas and Colin dead, it's pretty much a free for all until someone steps up. |
| MegTownWhosInCharge | Lucas Simms was the only guy we had to keep people in line. With him gone, I guess Moriarty pretty much runs the show around here. |
| MegTownWhosInCharge | Moriarty thought he was. Not so much anymore, I guess. I'm surprised that Simms never took care of Moriarty himself. |
| MegTownWhosInCharge | Well, Moriarty thinks he is, but Lucas Simms is the law around here and everyone knows it. |
| MetroRobotTalk | Metro security protocol initializing... |
| MetroRobotTalk | Good morning! It's a great day at Roosevelt High School! |
| MetroRobotTalk | Station security grid... offline. Metro Central... not responding. |
| MetroRobotTalk | Threat level Omega. Lethal force authorized. |
| MetroRobotTalk | Metro security protocol in progress. Please stand clear of the offenders. |
| MetroRobotTalk | Stand clear, please. |
| MetroRobotTalk | Do not be alarmed. The metro will resume normal operation shortly. |
| MetroRobotTalk | Authorized ticketholders, please proceed to the main platform. |
| MetroRobotTicketCheck | Tickets please. |
| MetroRobotTicketCheck | Scanning for valid ticket... verified. Thank you for riding with Metro. |
| MetroRobotTicketCheck | No entry without tickets. Please present your tickets. |
| MetroRobotTicketCheck | Unauthorized metro use detected. |
| MichaelMastersWarnPlayer | You there! Put your weapons away, and come over here. No funny business unless you want to get shot. |
| MichaelMastersWarnPlayer | I won't hurt you if you come out and face me without your weapon drawn. |
| MichaelMastersWarnPlayer | Stop hiding. I won't hurt you if you're unarmed. |
| MichaelMastersWarnPlayer | If you don't put your weapons away, I'll start shooting. |
| MichaelMastersWarnPlayer | I'm warning you. Come peacefully or I'll shoot. |
| MichaelMastersWarnPlayer | I'm not playing around, come over here. We need to have a little chat. I don't want to waste bullets on your sorry hide. |
| MichaelMastersWarnPlayer | I'm not playing around, come over here. |
| MilitaryRobotIDCheck | Stand down, squishy. Present your ID on the double. |
| MilitaryRobotIDCheck | ID accepted. Resume your duties. |
| MilitaryRobotIDCheck | ID invalid, you commie scum spy! Hands in the air! |
| MilitaryRobotIDCheck | Time to pray to whatever heathen gods you believe in, commie. |
| MilitaryRobotTalk | Loading Personality: General Atomics International V1.0 "Sergeant Major"... |
| MilitaryRobotTalk | Sergeant Major reporting for duty... downloading orders from Central... FAILURE. |
| MilitaryRobotTalk | Halt, intruder! Unauthorized personnel will be handled with extreme violence. |
| MilitaryRobotTalk | Initiating Combat Protocol: Charlie Zulu 4. |
| MomHolotape | ...that batch of tests was inconclusive, but Madison and I are convinced it's a problem with the secondary filtration system. |
| MomHolotape | We�re going to re-calibrate the equipment and try again tomorrow, so that... James, please, I�m trying to work. Now�s not the time... |
| MomHolotape | So that's the next step. Assuming we get the results we need, we'll move on to... James! Stop! I need to finish these notes... |
| MomHolotape | We'll move on to diagnosing the issues with the radiation dampeners. That should... Ow! James! Now? We really shouldn't... Ha ha ha ha ha! |
| MQ00InitialGreetingChoice1 | Great. If there's anything I can do for you, let me know. |
| MQ00InitialGreetingChoice1 | I help Doctor Li when she needs equipment moved. I am no scientist, I just help with the heavy things. |
| MQ00InitialGreetingChoice2 | Fine, screw you. |
| MQ00InitialGreetingChoice2 | No, no. I am only here to help with moving things, lifting heavy equipment. I am no scientist. |
| MQ00InitialGreetingChoice2 | I simply help Doctor Li in whatever way I can. |
| MQ00LiTLEnclaveAttack | I should think it's rather obvious. They want the technology for themselves. |
| MQ00LiTLEnclaveAttack | You grew up in a Vault, never wanting for clean, fresh water. Out here in the real world it's hard to come by, and that makes it valuable. |
| MQ00LiTLWhatDoingNow | I'm assisting Rothchild with some of his research. I've worked with portable generators more extensively than he has. |
| MQ00LiTLWhatDoingNow | I don't really care for the idea that this is supporting some gigantic military robot, but given the state of things, I recognize the need for it. |
| MQ00WhoAreYou | I'm MacCready. I run Little Lamplight, because they made me the mayor. And I don't like strangers. Or mungos. |
| MQ00WhoAreYou | Doctor Madison Li. I am in charge of the science team based here at Rivet City. |
| MQ00WhoAreYou | I am Garza. I help Doctor Li here in the lab. |
| MQ01BrotherhoodConv | Yeah. Where'd that Behemoth come from? Good thing Lyons' little friend turned out to be so handy with a Fat Man. |
| MQ01BrotherhoodConv | Yeah. Where'd that Behemoth come from? |
| MQ01BrotherhoodConv | Civilians with nukes. Scary stuff. Anyway, a win's a win, right? |
| MQ01BrotherhoodConv | No idea. Now he's going to be stinking up the place for weeks. Oh well, a win's a win, right? |
| MQ01GNRTopic | Galaxy News Radio is some loudmouth radio station located in the ruins of D.C. |
| MQ01GNRTopic | Three Dog, the king of that looney bin, keeps yapping about fighting some Good Fight or something. A bunch of crap. |
| MQ01GNRTopic | But I suppose if you wanted to know what was going on in the Wasteland, that's the place to go. Me, I could care less. |
| MQ01GNRTopic | You serious? |
| MQ01GNRTopic | Oh... you must have come from that Vault. Right. |
| MQ01GNRTopic | It's the only free radio station left in the Wasteland. The guy who runs it, Three Dog, he's like the only person who seems to give a shit. |
| MQ01GNRTopic | He keeps talking about fighting the Good Fight or something. Better than the crap on the other station. |
| MQ01GNRTopic | Mister Moriarty says we can keep it on. It's a good radio station. |
| MQ01GNRTopic | I like hearing the DJ, Three Dog and how he's helping to fight the Good Fight. |
| MQ01GNRTopic | Sigh. If only I was a part of that instead of being stuck in this dive... |
| MQ01GobHelps01 | Sigh. That's his way. Always putting caps before people's lives. |
| MQ01GobHelps01 | I wish someone would stand up to him one day. Oh my.... I shouldn't be saying all of this! |
| MQ01GobHelps01 | I'm sorry, I really must get back to work. I can't get involved. I'm so sorry. |
| MQ01GobHelps01a | I was like you once. I wandered into town looking for an escape from this stupid joke of a body I'm trapped in. Now look at me. |
| MQ01GobHelps01a | Very well. Moriarty keeps a computer terminal in the back. On it, he keeps all of the goings on in Megaton. |
| MQ01GobHelps01a | If you can get onto that terminal, I bet he has information on your Dad. |
| MQ01GobHelps01a | Now, get away from me, smoothskin. If Moriarty even suspects I told you this, I'm a dead Ghoul. |
| MQ01GobHelps01b | All right! I'll tell you! Please, just don't hurt me! |
| MQ01GobHelps01b | Moriarty keeps a computer terminal in the back. On it, he keeps all of the dirty secrets of Megaton. |
| MQ01GobHelps01b | If you can get onto that terminal, I bet he has information on your Dad. |
| MQ01GobHelps01b | Now, get away from me, smoothskin. If Moriarty even suspects I told you this, I'm a dead Ghoul. |
| MQ01GobHelps02 | Look, smoothskin. I've told you all I dare. Moriarty doesn't like me chatting with the customers like this. |
| MQ01GobHelps02 | If he even thought I was talking to you, he'd tan my hide! |
| MQ01GobHelps02 | Let me get back to work now before he sees us. |
| MQ01GobHelps03 | Moriarty is your best bet. I wish you luck. Now, I have to get back to work, or I'll be answering to him too. |
| MQ01LyonsPrideA2 | That's how we do it in the Lyons' Pride, you fucking freaks! |
| MQ01LyonsPrideA2 | Initiate! Shut it! You'll have your fill of death soon enough. |
| MQ01LyonsPrideA2 | Uh... Yessir. Sorry, Brother. |
| MQ01LyonsPrideA2 | Scared, stupid kid... |
| MQ01LyonsPrideC1 | Brotherhood mobile unit, report your status. |
| MQ01LyonsPrideC1 | We're clear out here. Stand down. |
| MQ01LyonsPrideC1 | Sentinel Lyons? Is that you? |
| MQ01LyonsPrideC1 | Who else? Always count on my father to send the best. |
| MQ01LyonsPrideC1 | Ha ha ha! Humble as always, Sarah. |
| MQ01LyonsPrideC1 | It's great to see you guys. It's been Super Mutant Central over here for days. |
| MQ01LyonsPrideC1 | You're telling me. Well, another mess cleaned up. We'll sweep the perimeter and be inside shortly. |
| MQ01LyonsPrideC1 | Copy that. |
| MQ01LyonsPrideColvin | All clear, Sentinel. Five mutants released from their torment. The rest are keeping their heads down. |
| MQ01LyonsPrideColvin | A new recruit? |
| MQ01LyonsPrideColvin | Welcome! |
| MQ01LyonsPrideColvin | You don't need to worry. You're with friends now. We'll see you safely through. |
| MQ01LyonsPrideColvin | Come with me if you like. We'll have the best view. |
| MQ01LyonsPrideColvin | I'm in position, sir. |
| MQ01LyonsPrideColvin | This looks like the main force. Many tormented souls will meet the Maker today. I will pray for forgiveness. |
| MQ01LyonsPrideReddin | Yes, ma'am. |
| MQ01LyonsPrideReddin | So how'd I do, Vargas? I pass my little trial run? Come on, Lyons' Pride needs me and you know it! That Citadel guard duty is such bullshit. |
| MQ01LyonsPrideReddin | Aw, come on. We just kicked their asses! |
| MQ01LyonsPrideReddin | Okay, okay. |
| MQ01LyonsPrideReddin | Now you're talking. |
| MQ01LyonsPrideReddin | Holy shit! What was that? |
| MQ01LyonsPrideReddinSolo | All right! Now that's what I'm talking about! |
| MQ01LyonsPrideSarah | Is this the idiot who blew our ambush? |
| MQ01LyonsPrideSarah | Let's get back to the checkpoint. See if Colvin has finished clearing the street. |
| MQ01LyonsPrideSarah | What's the situation? |
| MQ01LyonsPrideSarah | Good. |
| MQ01LyonsPrideSarah | Jennings? |
| MQ01LyonsPrideSarah | Just a stray we picked up. The one that blundered into the Uglies over on 42nd. |
| MQ01LyonsPrideSarah | All right. It's the usual drill. Reddin, you just do whatever Paladin Vargas says and keep your mouth shut. |
| MQ01LyonsPrideSarah | Okay, the outpost is just to the south of us. Colvin, you're the eyes. |
| MQ01LyonsPrideSarah | Vargas, Reddin, secure this building. |
| MQ01LyonsPrideSarah | And? |
| MQ01LyonsPrideSarah | OK. We'll flush them out, you pick them off. On my mark. |
| MQ01LyonsPrideSarah | Go. |
| MQ01LyonsPrideSarah | Take cover! Behemoth! |
| MQ01LyonsPrideSarah | Get the Fat Man! We'll try to keep him busy! |
| MQ01LyonsPrideSarah | It's not your fault, Vargas. Reddin was good enough for the Pride, and she proved it here today. |
| MQ01LyonsPrideSarah | When we get back to the Citadel, I'll talk to the scribes. Let it be chronicled that Paladin Reddin passed her test. |
| MQ01LyonsPrideVargas | That's all of 'em. |
| MQ01LyonsPrideVargas | Looks that way. |
| MQ01LyonsPrideVargas | Must be a tourist. |
| MQ01LyonsPrideVargas | Reddin, on me. |
| MQ01LyonsPrideVargas | You're doing fine. Just follow my lead. No dead heroes today, okay? |
| MQ01LyonsPrideVargas | Negative. |
| MQ01LyonsPrideVargas | Roger that. Uglies in our sights. |
| MQ01LyonsPrideVargas | Yeah, yeah. We'll see. |
| MQ01LyonsPrideVargas | Now knock that off. You're wasting ammo. |
| MQ01LyonsPrideVargas | We need to sweep the area. You think those were all the Uglies in D.C.? You take the east side, I'll go west. |
| MQ01LyonsPrideVargas | Once we're inside, then we'll celebrate. |
| MQ01LyonsPrideVargas | Reddin! Get out of there! Behemoth! |
| MQ01LyonsPrideVargas | Reddin!! |
| MQ01LyonsPrideVargas | God dammit! |
| MQ01LyonsPrideVargas | Yeah, I know. God DAMMIT!! |
| MQ01LyonsPrideVargas | Come on. Let's see if they've got anything to drink in this dump. |
| MQ01MoriartyFavor01 | Eager, eh? Good... I like that. It's nice to have a doer in this shithole of a town for a change. |
| MQ01MoriartyFavor01 | This junkie bitch named Silver borrowed quite a few caps from me... claimed she could start funneling Jet and Psycho to me for a good price. |
| MQ01MoriartyFavor01 | Problem is she scrammed with the loot and set herself up in Springvale so she can inject herself into a stupor. |
| MQ01MoriartyFavor01 | Get the caps she owes me and they're yours. Yours to pay me with anyway. He he he he he. |
| MQ01MoriartyFavor02 | Who said anything about dirty work? You need some caps, I'm giving you a way to get 'em. It's just business. |
| MQ01MoriartyFavor02 | This junkie bitch named Silver borrowed quite a few caps from me... claimed she could start funneling Jet and Psycho to me for a good price. |
| MQ01MoriartyFavor02 | Problem is she scrammed with the loot and set herself up in Springvale so she can inject herself into a stupor. |
| MQ01MoriartyFavor02 | Get the caps she owes me and they're yours. Yours to pay me with anyway. He he he he he. |
| MQ01MoriartyFavor03 | Fine. Go find Daddy yourself then. I'll be here when you change your mind. |
| MQ01NovaHelps01 | Ha ha. Yeah, that's Colin's style all right. He sells information so much, you'd think the bar was just a hobby. |
| MQ01NovaHelps02 | Ohhh. You like it rough, huh? Well, that costs extra. |
| MQ01NovaHelps02 | Beat it, kid. Go look for Daddy somewhere else. |
| MQ01NovaHelps03 | Yeah, I help you, then Moriarty kicks my sweet ass out the door. |
| MQ01NovaHelps03 | Sorry, kid. If you want to know more, Moriarty is the only one who's going to help you. |
| MQ01NovaHelps03 | Talk to Gob. He hates Moriarty more than I do. Maybe he'll tell you something, but I doubt it. |
| MQ01NovaHelpsLadykiller | Mmmm. I'd love to spend time with you too. |
| MQ01NovaHelpsLadykiller | Look, I... can help you. Get into the back office of this place. Moriarty keeps a terminal there. Everything you want is inside the terminal. |
| MQ01NovaHelpsLadykiller | Here's the password to it. Too bad you're so young, kid. I could teach you some stuff you'd never forget... |
| MQ01SarahTalk01 | You been living under a rock? This is D.C. The entire city is crawling with Super Mutants. Now if you'll excuse me... |
| MQ01SarahTalk02 | I'm Sentinel Lyons of the Lyons' Pride. With the Brotherhood of Steel. |
| MQ01SarahTalk02 | Don't worry. We're on your side. At least I hope so. |
| MQ01SarahTalk03 | Kid, out here cocky will get you killed. I've seen a Super Mutant strike squad like that take down five well armed soldiers. |
| MQ01SarahTalk03 | But fine, next time you want to take them on yourself and buy yourself an early retirement, go right ahead. |
| MQ01TerminalTopic | That stupid thing is his pride and joy. He keeps all of his dirty little secrets in it about everything that goes on in this godforsaken town. |
| MQ01TerminalTopic | I once leaned on his shoulder when he was typing into it and he got pissed off and pushed me to the ground. |
| MQ01TerminalTopic | I hate that fucking thing. It's all he cares about. |
| MQ01TerminalTopic | "Information is a commodity" he keeps saying. I'd stay away from that thing if I were you. |
| MQ01TerminalTopic | I can tell you to shove it up your ass, how's that, Mister Tough Guy! |
| MQ01TerminalTopic01 | Yeah, and? So does ninety percent of Megaton. Take a number. |
| MQ01TerminalTopic01 | Look, kid. I like you. But you gotta learn you can't stick your neck out too far in this world or it's liable to get cut off. I'm sorry. |
| MQ01TerminalTopic01 | Oh, Mister Moriarty never lets me back there. |
| MQ01TerminalTopic01 | If you need to get into the terminal, you should talk to Nova. She'll help you... but it may be expensive if you catch my meaning. |
| MQ01TerminalTopic01SC | Well, all right. You seem like a good kid. It isn't your fault Moriarty is such an asshole. |
| MQ01TerminalTopic01SC | Here's the password. Just don't mention to anyone that I gave it to you or I might be out on my ass like Silver. |
| MQ01TerminalTopic02 | Nice attitude, jackass. |
| MQ01TerminalTopic02 | No! Please! Don't hit me! |
| MQ01TerminalTopic02 | I swear! I don't know anything about the terminal! Ask Nova. She's all over Moriarty all the time. |
| MQ01TerminalTopic03 | You're welcome. |
| MQ01TerminalTopic03 | Sure thing. |
| MQ01TerminalTopicLadykiller | Mmmmm. I bet you want in. But enough about us. |
| MQ01TerminalTopicLadykiller | Here's the password. Just make sure he isn't around when you use it. |
| MQ01ThreeDogAngerTrack01 | If I was your momma, I'd tan your hide for that kind of talk. |
| MQ01ThreeDogAngerTrack01 | Since I'm not, all I'm going to do is say goodbye. |
| MQ01ThreeDogAngerTrack02 | That's okay. This world has a way of getting under your skin and wiping the smile from your face. Makes you bitter. But you gotta fight that! |
| MQ01ThreeDogCT01 | Hey, hey. One thing at a time. Nah, your old man ain't here. Not anymore. |
| MQ01ThreeDogCT01 | He heard ole Three Dog on the radio, figured I knew what was what out here in the Capital Wasteland. And he was right. So I filled the old man in. |
| MQ01ThreeDogCT01 | But he split. Looks like I've got my way of contributing to the Good Fight... and he's got his own. |
| MQ01ThreeDogCT02a | Hey, when you're in the Good Fight, you gotta give it all you got and never ever hold back. |
| MQ01ThreeDogCT02a | Always dazzle 'em, I always say. Always dazzle 'em and spread the word. |
| MQ01ThreeDogCT02b | Whoa, whoa, whoa! Someone woke up on the wrong side of the bed this morning. |
| MQ01ThreeDogCT02b | Why don't you just sit back and relax? |
| MQ01ThreeDogCT02b | I'm not here to fight. At least, not you. Only fight I'm interested in is the Good Fight, and I wage that everyday on the airwaves. |
| MQ01ThreeDogCT02c | Yup! Guilty as charged! He he. |
| MQ01ThreeDogCT02c | I don't usually have exposure to the public like this. It's nice to know someone's listening. |
| MQ01ThreeDogCT02c | Makes carrying on the Good Fight that much easier. |
| MQ01ThreeDogCT03 | The fact that the Brotherhood let you get up here tells me you're all right with them. That, and your Dad seemed a decent enough guy. |
| MQ01ThreeDogCT03 | Besides, you're giving off a pretty sweet vibe right now. Maybe we can help each other out. |
| MQ01ThreeDogCT03 | But enough yakkin'. Tell me why we're talking. |
| MQ01ThreeDogCT03a | Oh come on. This is Three Dog you're talking to. I got my ear to the ground and I hear the wagons coming. |
| MQ01ThreeDogCT03a | But if you want help, you're going to have to contribute to the Good Fight. |
| MQ01ThreeDogCT03a | Oh come on. You're a splitting image of the guy. He's been here before, and now you're here. Doesn't take a genius to figure it out. |
| MQ01ThreeDogCT03a | You want to find your dad, and it just so happens his location is known to yours truly. |
| MQ01ThreeDogCT03a | But if you want to know more, you're going to have to contribute to the Good Fight. |
| MQ01ThreeDogCT04 | Hey, I may have the biggest mouth in the Capital Wasteland, but I've also got the biggest ears. |
| MQ01ThreeDogCT04 | All sorts of people pass through our little oasis in the rubble and tell all sorts of interesting things. |
| MQ01ThreeDogCT04 | You want to know something? Ask and we'll work it out. |
| MQ01ThreeDogDad | I hear things all the time. Most things aren't useful, but once and a while something will sneak up behind your girl and lift her dress. |
| MQ01ThreeDogDad | Consider this your lucky day. I just so happen to know the location of an old military weapons cache untouched by time. |
| MQ01ThreeDogDad | If you want to know more, you're going to have to contribute to the Good Fight. |
| MQ01ThreeDogDad | You want to find your dad, and it just so happens his location is known to yours truly. |
| MQ01ThreeDogDad | He was here, at Galaxy News. We had a great conversation. He's a real stand-up guy. |
| MQ01ThreeDogDad | If you want to know more, you're going to have to contribute to the Good Fight. |
| MQ01ThreeDogDad01 | I have the name and the talent, but what I don't have are people to run out and do the stuff I need. |
| MQ01ThreeDogDad01 | Sure, the Brotherhood watches over the place, yeah. But that's all they can spare. |
| MQ01ThreeDogDad01 | Galaxy News needs a doer. Someone who can go out there into that wild, wooly world and get shit done. So, you game? |
| MQ01ThreeDogDad02 | Whoa, whoa. Smoke a peace pipe. Take a deep breath and count to ten. Whatever it is you need to do to calm down. |
| MQ01ThreeDogDad02 | You need Three Dog's help, and Three Dog needs your help. Let's get together and make it work. |
| MQ01ThreeDogDad03 | There are different fronts to every fight. Galaxy News Radio is one of them. |
| MQ01ThreeDogDad03 | I need help with the old girl, though, cause she's hurtin'. |
| MQ01ThreeDogDad03 | So I'd like to share, I really would, but if I help you, and you just leave me hangin'... I would have failed the Fight. And that can't happen. Dig? |
| MQ01ThreeDogGoodFight01 | Imagine a picture, okay? A picture of the Capital Wasteland. All that brick and rock. A whole lot of nothing, right? |
| MQ01ThreeDogGoodFight01 | There's people out there trying to just barely make it by from day to day. Fighting to stay alive and make something of what they got. |
| MQ01ThreeDogGoodFight01 | But then you've got all kinds of shit... Slavers, Super Mutants, Raiders... They all want a slice of the pie too and aim to take it by force. |
| MQ01ThreeDogGoodFight02 | Hey, not everyone's cut out for bigger and better things. Sometimes the smallest roles in the Good Fight are the most important. |
| MQ01ThreeDogGoodFight02 | Hey, not everyone's cut out for bigger and better things. Sometimes the smallest roles in the Good Fight are the most important. |
| MQ01ThreeDogGoodFight02 | But enough of that. If it's your dad you seek, then I will abide. |
| MQ01ThreeDogGoodFight03 | Hey now. There's no need for that kind of talk. I'm here to help, not to hurt. |
| MQ01ThreeDogGoodFight04 | They can't, not against those kinds of enemies. They just run away and hide or they stay and die. It just ain't right. |
| MQ01ThreeDogGoodFight04 | So that's where I enter the picture. I fight the Good Fight with GNR as my gun. |
| MQ01ThreeDogGoodFight04 | The sound of truth goes out across the Capital Wasteland. Hell, someone's got to counter that bullshit on the Enclave station. |
| MQ01ThreeDogGoodFight04Intelligence | Well, holy shit! Aren't you a chip off the old block? You ARE as smart as your dad. |
| MQ01ThreeDogGoodFight04Intelligence | Since you know all about the cause, no need to explain the effect. Let's get you on your way. |
| MQ01ThreeDogGoodFight05 | Patience, patience. Three Dog is like a minstrel. Give him some time and your ear and he'll soothe the soul. |
| MQ01ThreeDogGoodFight05 | So back to the tale... I fight the Good Fight with GNR as my gun. |
| MQ01ThreeDogGoodFight05 | The truth goes out across the Capital Wasteland and with it, the word about the Good Fight. |
| MQ01ThreeDogGoodFight06 | Hey, now... I may be many things, but one thing I'm not is a pushover. |
| MQ01ThreeDogGoodFight06 | It's obvious you're narrow of focus and can't see the bigger picture. |
| MQ01ThreeDogGoodFight06 | We got one rule in the Good Fight, though. You want help, you gotta contribute! |
| MQ01ThreeDogGoodFight06 | Three Dog is many things, but one thing he isn't is a pushover. |
| MQ01ThreeDogGoodFight06 | It's obvious you're narrow of focus and can't see the bigger picture. Fine. I may have the answers you want. |
| MQ01ThreeDogGoodFight06 | We got one rule in the Good Fight though. You want help, you gotta' contribute! |
| MQ01ThreeDogGoodFight07 | Oh I have plenty of enemies that would love nothing more than to put a bullet between my eyes. |
| MQ01ThreeDogGoodFight07 | The only thing keeping that from happening is Sarah Lyons and the Brotherhood of Steel. |
| MQ01ThreeDogGoodFight07 | We've brokered a sweet deal. They keep me from taking a dirt nap, and I keep a strong roof over their head. |
| MQ01ThreeDogGoodFight08 | You're absolutely right, but words get more and more people to join the cause. Guns just create more casualties on your side. |
| MQ01ThreeDogGoodFight08 | But enough yarn spinning. Let's figure out your place in the Good Fight. Then maybe we can help you. |
| MQ01ThreeDogGoodFight09 | Sorry. I'm so used to talking to an audience that can't answer I just assume you want to hear my voice all the time. |
| MQ01ThreeDogGoodFight09 | We got one rule in the Good Fight, though. You want help, you gotta contribute! |
| MQ01ThreeDogGoodFight09 | Sorry. I'm so used to talking to an audience that can't answer I just assume you want to hear my voice all the time. |
| MQ01ThreeDogGoodFight09 | So, you want to know where your dad is? Fair enough. |
| MQ01ThreeDogGoodFight09 | We got one rule in the Good Fight though. You want help, you gotta' contribute! |
| MQ01ThreeDogGoodFight10 | From what I saw, they were the ones who saved your ass. |
| MQ01ThreeDogGoodFight10 | They keep the ruins Super Mutant free so people like you can get to people like me in one piece. |
| MQ01ThreeDogGoodFight10 | Without them, we'd be knee-deep in Mutie shit. |
| MQ01ThreeDogGoodFight12 | Ok, friend. I've been calm. I've been cool. Now I've had enough of your hostility. |
| MQ01ThreeDogGoodFight12 | You wanna be all business, fine. I can play like that. |
| MQ01ThreeDogGoodFight12 | You want help, you help me. End of story. You ready or what? |
| MQ01ThreeDogGoodFight12 | Ok, friend. I've been calm. I've been cool. Now I've had enough of your hostility. |
| MQ01ThreeDogGoodFight12 | You wanna' be all business, fine. I can play like that. |
| MQ01ThreeDogGoodFight12 | You want daddy, you help me. End of story. You ready or what? |
| MQ01ThreeDogQuestHaveDish | Whoa! You must be some kind of a psychic or something! |
| MQ01ThreeDogQuestHaveDish | Well, don't just stand there gawking... go bring that sucker to the Washington Monument so my lady can sing again! |
| MQ01ThreeDogQuestRefuse | You aren't getting the dish for me, you're getting it for YOU. |
| MQ01ThreeDogQuestRefuse | If you need some time to think it over, that's cool. But the longer GNR is quiet, the longer you have to wait. |
| MQ01ThreeDogQuestWait | Wow, and here I thought you were in a rush. Whatever, man. Chat me up when you're ready. |
| MQ01ThreeDogQuestYes | He he! I sure know how to pick 'em! |
| MQ01ThreeDogQuestYes | You're going to be the best thing that ever happened to Galaxy News in a long time. |
| MQ01ThreeDogQuestYes | If you need any more info, I'll be here waiting for you. |
| MQ01ThreeDogSkipTask01SC | Well, your dad is some sort of scientist type. Some kind of egghead or something. |
| MQ01ThreeDogSkipTask01SC | You really think if you find him he'd help our cause? |
| MQ01ThreeDogSkipTask02 | When your dad passed through here, I spent a good long time talking to him about all kinds of stuff. |
| MQ01ThreeDogSkipTask02 | He mentioned some scientific mumbo-jumbo which didn't make sense to me... ummm... something about a "Project Purity." |
| MQ01ThreeDogSkipTask02 | He also said something about going to visit a Doctor Li in Rivet City. Then, he left in a hurry. |
| MQ01ThreeDogSkipTask03 | Well good. I'm glad to see you realize there's more to life than just what you need; that there's a bigger picture. |
| MQ01ThreeDogSkipTask03 | Ain't gonna be easy, though. You ready for this? |
| MQ01ThreeDogSkipTask04 | You've never heard of Rivet City? Wow. Just... wow. |
| MQ01ThreeDogSkipTask04 | Well, a whole bunch of eggheads got together and turned a beached aircraft carrier into a town. Pretty cool, huh? |
| MQ01ThreeDogSkipTask04 | Just follow the river south from here... there's no way you can miss it. |
| MQ01ThreeDogSkipTask05 | Goodbye. Remember to keep us tuned in while you're out there, and watch yourself. |
| MQ01ThreeDogSkipTask05 | Don't forget about your promise... make sure your dad knows about the Good Fight. |
| MQ01ThreeDogTaskCT01 | Yep. That shiny thing was our broadcast relay. Now it's swiss cheese. Without it, our broadcast range is quite limited. |
| MQ01ThreeDogTaskCT01 | Of course the factory that made the relay dishes is long gone. Leveled. As in, we're never gonna' scavenge that part again. |
| MQ01ThreeDogTaskCT02 | Oh, it gets worse. |
| MQ01ThreeDogTaskCT02 | So, after it gets blown up I look into how to replace the sucker. |
| MQ01ThreeDogTaskCT02 | Guess what? The factory that made the relay dishes is long gone. Leveled. As in, we'll never find that part again. |
| MQ01ThreeDogTaskCT02a | Fine, fine... |
| MQ01ThreeDogTaskCT02a | Since you're too impatient to listen to the details, I'll get to the point. |
| MQ01ThreeDogTaskCT02a | The broadcast relay on the Washington Monument needs to be replaced and there's only one replacement for it. |
| MQ01ThreeDogTaskCT02a | It's the dish off of the old Virgo II Lunar Lander in the Museum of Technology. |
| MQ01ThreeDogTaskCT03 | It IS risky. I would never lie to you. |
| MQ01ThreeDogTaskCT03 | But there's something behind those eyes of yours that screams "I'm the one who can get shit done"! |
| MQ01ThreeDogTaskCT03 | Your dad had that same look in his eyes too. That's why Three Dog's helping you. |
| MQ01ThreeDogTaskCT03 | It IS risky. I would never lie to you. |
| MQ01ThreeDogTaskCT03 | But there's something behind those eyes of yours that screams "I'm the one that can get shit done"! |
| MQ01ThreeDogTaskCT03 | Your dad had that same look in his eyes too. That's why Three Dog's helping you. |
| MQ01ThreeDogTaskCT04 | Hey, I understand this isn't easy. I mean, most people would be crazy to even try what I'm about to propose. |
| MQ01ThreeDogTaskCT04 | But there's something behind those eyes of yours that screams "I'm the one who can get shit done"! |
| MQ01ThreeDogTaskCT04 | Your dad had that same look in his eyes too. That's why I'm helping you. |
| MQ01ThreeDogTaskCT04a | Look. You approached me, remember? And no one said this would be a cake walk. |
| MQ01ThreeDogTaskCT04a | But there's something behind those eyes of yours that screams "I'm the one who can get shit done!" |
| MQ01ThreeDogTaskCT04a | Your dad had that same look in his eyes too. That's why I'm helping you. |
| MQ01ThreeDogTaskCT05 | One of the Brotherhood guys that passed through here mentioned seeing a dish in one of D.C.'s old museums. |
| MQ01ThreeDogTaskCT05 | It's the dish off of the old Virgo II Lunar Lander in the Museum of Technology. |
| MQ01ThreeDogTaskCT05 | I want you to get it and bring it to the Washington Monument to replace the bad one. That's it. |
| MQ01ThreeDogTaskCT06 | Well, I guess I was wrong about you. Maybe you don't have that spark. |
| MQ01ThreeDogTaskCT06 | I would never make a man do what he doesn't want to do. That's what freedom is all about. |
| MQ01ThreeDogTaskCT06 | But I have to stick to the deal. No dish, no dad. You'll be on your own. You sure you want it that way? |
| MQ01ThreeDogTaskCT06a | I want to make sure I'm perfectly clear on this -- the Good Fight is bigger than you and your dad. |
| MQ01ThreeDogTaskCT06a | I'll do whatever it takes to keep the Capital Wasteland free. Whatever. It. Takes. |
| MQ01ThreeDogTaskCT06a | And right now, without GNR at full strength, my words are being wasted. And that just ain't acceptable. |
| MQ01ThreeDogTaskTell | Good, 'cause this isn't going to be easy. |
| MQ01ThreeDogTaskTell | Galaxy News Radio is my baby. I love it, I feed it, I keep it changed. But there's one problem, no one outside D.C. can hear her cry. |
| MQ01ThreeDogTaskTell | You see, some brainless Super Mutant thought it would be funny to shoot at the shiny round thing on the Washington Monument. |
| MQ01ThreeDogTaskTell | Good, 'cause this isn't going to be easy. |
| MQ01ThreeDogTaskTell | Galaxy News Radio is my baby. I love it, I feed it, I keep it changed. But there's one problem, no one outside D.C. can hear her cry. |
| MQ01ThreeDogTaskTell | You see, some brainless Super Mutant thought it would be funny to shoot at the shiny round thing on the Washington Monument. |
| MQ01ThreeDogWait | Wow, I thought you were in a rush. Whatever, man. Chat me up when you're ready. |
| MQ01TLRecruits | That's a negative. |
| MQ01TLRecruits | We've got too many local conscripts as it is. Most are undertrained and too damned trigger happy for their own good. |
| MQ01TLRecruits | Our very own Initiate Reddin is a sterling example. |
| MQ01TLRecruits | I'm sure. |
| MQ01TLRecruits | You can handle yourself, I'll give you that. |
| MQ01TLRecruits | But let's not get carried away. |
| MQ01TLSaraBrotherhood | The name's Sarah Lyons, Sentinel and squad commander of the Lyons' Pride. We're with the Brotherhood of Steel. |
| MQ01TLSaraBrotherhood | We do our best to hold back the Super Mutants in this area. But when civilians stumble into our sights, that gets a bit difficult. Doesn't it? |
| MQ01TLSaraBrotherhood | I'll take that as a compliment. |
| MQ01TLSaraBrotherhood | If we don't try to keep the mutants from killing everyone and everything in the Capital Wasteland, who will? |
| MQ01TLSaraBrotherhood | The Brotherhood does its best, but sometime's it takes a little something... special. That's where the Lyons' Pride comes in. |
| MQ01TLSaraGNR | There aren't a lot of safe places in the ruins right now, but the Galaxy News Radio building is sort of our port in the storm. |
| MQ01TLSaraGNR | Unfortunately, the building's been hit pretty hard lately. We're their backup. So if there are no more questions, we really need to move out. |
| MQ01TLSaraGNR | Well, the Brotherhood needed a secure outpost, and the guy who runs the radio station needed to not get his head ripped off by Super Mutants. |
| MQ01TLSaraGNR | It's a mutually beneficial relationship. |
| MQ01TLSaraGNR | Three Dog is the man in charge. He keeps that signal broadcasting, pretty much single handedly. He's um... interesting. I'll give him that much. |
| MQ01TLSaraReddin | She died well. |
| MQ01TLSaraReddin | In the end, that's all that really matters. |
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| MQ02Planetarium01 | For as long as history has been recorded, man has had an insatiable hunger for knowledge regarding the universe. |
| MQ02Planetarium02 | To understand why man is so interested in this unknown expanse of space around our little world, we must take a journey. |
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| MQ02TellMeCache | This holotape contains the location of the weapons cache. |
| MQ02TellMeCache | I hope you put them to good use and keep up the fight. |
| MQ02TellMeCache | Remember to keep us tuned in while you're out there, and watch yourself. |
| MQ02TellMeCache01 | This holotape contains the location of the military weapons cache. |
| MQ02TellMeCache01 | I hope you put them to good use and keep up the fight. |
| MQ02TellMeCache01 | Remember to keep us tuned in while you're out there, and watch yourself. |
| MQ02TellMeCache02 | Fine. Some people just don't appreciate the spoken word. |
| MQ02TellMeCache02 | This holotape contains the location of the military weapons cache. I hope you put them to good use and keep up the fight. |
| MQ02TellMeCache02 | Remember to keep us tuned in while you're out there, and watch yourself. |
| MQ02TellMeCacheAlternate01 | Now hang on a second there. Three Dog can't let you walk away from here empty-handed like this. |
| MQ02TellMeCacheAlternate01 | I heard you found out about your Dad on your own, and yet you went ahead and kept your promise to me. That takes some real moxie, kid. |
| MQ02TellMeCacheAlternate01 | Here, I want you to take this. I was saving it for someone special... someone who could really help with the Good Fight. |
| MQ02TellMeCacheAlternate01 | It contains the location of an old weapons cache. You're welcome to help yourself to anything inside. |
| MQ02TellMeCacheAlternate02 | Yeah, I heard you found out about your Dad, and yet you went ahead and kept your promise to me. That takes some real moxie, kid. |
| MQ02TellMeCacheAlternate02 | Three Dog can't let you walk away from here empty-handed after all that. |
| MQ02TellMeCacheAlternate02 | Here, I want you to take this. I was saving it for someone special... someone who could really help with the Good Fight. |
| MQ02TellMeCacheAlternate02 | It contains the location of an old weapons cache. You're welcome to help yourself to anything inside. |
| MQ02TellMeCacheAlternate03 | Don't ever let anyone make you think that fighting the Good Fight is a waste of time! |
| MQ02TellMeCacheAlternate03 | Whether you like it or not, you just made a difference in the world. |
| MQ02TellMeCacheAlternate03 | Here, I want you to take this. I was saving it for someone special... someone who could really help with the Good Fight. |
| MQ02TellMeCacheAlternate03 | It contains the location of an old weapons cache. You're welcome to help yourself to anything inside. |
| MQ02ThreeDogBailout | Okay. Go for it. |
| MQ02ThreeDogCT01 | Hey, you're the one who deserves all the thanks! You struck a major blow against tyranny! |
| MQ02ThreeDogCT01 | Now GNR can be heard clear across the Capital Wasteland again. That'll give Eden and those Muties something to think about. |
| MQ02ThreeDogCT01 | Hey, you're the one who deserves all the thanks! You struck a major blow against tyranny! |
| MQ02ThreeDogCT01 | Now GNR can be heard clear across the Capital Wasteland again. That'll give Eden and those Muties something to think about. |
| MQ02ThreeDogCT01 | But before I get back to my calling, I bet you wanna hear about that military weapons cache. |
| MQ02ThreeDogCT01 | Hey, you're the one who deserves all the thanks! You struck a major blow against tyranny! |
| MQ02ThreeDogCT01 | Now GNR can be heard clear across the Capital Wasteland again. That'll give Eden and those Muties something to think about. |
| MQ02ThreeDogCT01 | But before I get back to my calling, I bet you wanna hear about your Dad. |
| MQ02ThreeDogCT01a | And well done indeed. |
| MQ02ThreeDogCT01a | Now GNR can be heard clear across the Capital Wasteland again. That'll give Eden and those Muties something to think about. |
| MQ02ThreeDogCT01a | And well done indeed. |
| MQ02ThreeDogCT01a | Now GNR can be heard clear across the Capital Wasteland again. That'll give Eden and those Muties something to think about. |
| MQ02ThreeDogCT01a | But before I get back to my calling, I bet you wanna hear about that military weapons cache. |
| MQ02ThreeDogCT01a | And well done indeed. |
| MQ02ThreeDogCT01a | Now GNR can be heard clear across the Capital Wasteland again. That'll give Eden and those Muties something to think about. |
| MQ02ThreeDogCT01a | But before I get back to my calling, I bet you wanna hear about your Dad. |
| MQ02ThreeDogCT02 | Smoke a peace pipe, man. You know, you are so unlike your father... |
| MQ02ThreeDogCT02 | Smoke a peace pipe, man. You know, you are so unlike your father... |
| MQ02ThreeDogCT02 | I suppose that's what you wanna know about that military weapons cache next? |
| MQ02ThreeDogCT02 | Smoke a peace pipe, man. You know, you are so unlike your father... |
| MQ02ThreeDogCT02 | I suppose that's what you wanna know next? |
| MQ02ThreeDogCT03 | You've never heard of Rivet City? Wow. Just... wow. |
| MQ02ThreeDogCT03 | Well, a whole bunch of people got together and turned a beached aircraft carrier into a town. Pretty cool, huh? |
| MQ02ThreeDogCT03 | Just follow the river south from here... there's no way you can miss it. |
| MQ02ThreeDogCT04 | Goodbye. Remember to keep us tuned in while you're out there, and watch yourself. |
| MQ02ThreeDogCT05 | Look, I appreciate what you did for me. And I especially appreciate what you did for the people, by fixing up my station. |
| MQ02ThreeDogCT05 | But an attitude like that ain't winning you any brownie points. |
| MQ02ThreeDogCT05 | That's all I know, and that's all I'm gonna say about it. So why don't you move on now. |
| MQ02ThreeDogHistoryCT01 | Why candy-coat the news when the world is in danger? |
| MQ02ThreeDogHistoryCT01 | People like the Enclave would have you believe everything is calm and totally under control. They're lying. |
| MQ02ThreeDogHistoryCT01 | Hell, President Eden goes around spreading peace, love and government, but no one even knows how old that Enclave signal really is. |
| MQ02ThreeDogHistoryCT01 | People need to hear the truth. It's a harsh world. We've got to work together to make it better. Not wait for Uncle Sam to ride in and save the day. |
| MQ02ThreeDogHistoryCT01 | Why candy-coat the news when the world is in danger? |
| MQ02ThreeDogHistoryCT01 | And now that we know the Enclave isn't a figment of everyone's imagination, my work is even more important. |
| MQ02ThreeDogHistoryCT01 | People need to know the truth about President Eden and his goons. Those fascists won't stop until they control every last one of us. |
| MQ02ThreeDogHistoryCT02 | You've got to understand! If I die, so does the voice of the people! I can't take that risk. |
| MQ02ThreeDogHistoryCT02 | Your idea of saving the world means combing through the rubble and using a gun. I use my voice. We're two sides of the same coin. |
| MQ02ThreeDogHistoryCT02 | If you think always being a target of your enemies is "safe," then you got a funny way of looking at things. |
| MQ02ThreeDogHistoryCT03 | Parents? Ha! I was born from the sun and have sand in my veins. |
| MQ02ThreeDogHistoryCT03 | Ha ha! Just messing with you. |
| MQ02ThreeDogHistoryCT03 | My parents were very cool. They preached all about the haters and their bullshit... how to tell the propaganda from the real deal. |
| MQ02TLAfterMuseum | Well, it's only the tallest thing left in the city. |
| MQ02TLAfterMuseum | When you step out of the Museum, take a good look across the Mall. You can't miss it. |
| MQ02TLAfterMuseum | Just be careful, there may still be a security barrier around it. |
| MQ02TLDirectionstotheMuseum | Head out the back door of GNR and take the Collapsed Car Tunnel to the other side of Dupont. Then take the metro tunnels until you're there. |
| MQ02TLDirectionstotheMuseum | Hey, be careful though... you'll have to find another way back 'cause it's a one-way trip. |
| MQ02TLFoundDadAlternate | You did? |
| MQ02TLFoundDadAlternate | Well, I hope that doesn't mean you're throwing in the towel. My baby still needs your help. |
| MQ02TLFoundDadAlternate | Tell you what. Head back out and finish what you started and I'll rummage around the place and see what I can find that'll tickle your taste buds. |
| MQ02TLTellMeAboutDad | When your dad passed through here, he and I talked for a good long time. He's a real stand-up kind of guy. |
| MQ02TLTellMeAboutDad | He mentioned some scientific mumbo-jumbo which didn't make sense to me and mentioned something called "Project Purity". |
| MQ02TLTellMeAboutDad | He also said something about going to visit a Doctor Li in Rivet City. Then, he left in a hurry. |
| MQ02TLTellMeAboutDad01 | Whoa now... take it easy. You asked, so I will provide. |
| MQ02TLTellMeAboutDad01 | When your dad passed through here, he and I talked for a good long time. He's a real stand-up kind of guy. |
| MQ02TLTellMeAboutDad01 | He mentioned some scientific mumbo-jumbo which didn't make sense to me and mentioned something called "Project Purity". |
| MQ02TLTellMeAboutDad01 | He also said something about going to visit a Doctor Li in Rivet City. Then, he left in a hurry. |
| MQ02TLTellMeAboutDad02 | Whoa now... dry your eyes. A promise is a promise and I will provide. |
| MQ02TLTellMeAboutDad02 | When your dad passed through here, he and I talked for a good long time. He's a real stand-up kind of guy. |
| MQ02TLTellMeAboutDad02 | He mentioned some scientific mumbo-jumbo which didn't make sense to me and mentioned something called "Project Purity". |
| MQ02TLTellMeAboutDad02 | He also said something about going to visit a Doctor Li in Rivet City. Then, he left in a hurry. |
| MQ02TLTellMeAboutGNR | Without this place, D.C. would be filled with that crap the Enclave keeps shoveling out on their "radio station," and festering with Muties. |
| MQ02TLTellMeAboutGNR | Someone's got to tell the Wastelanders what time it is, and Three Dog is the one to do it. |
| MQ02TLTellMeAboutGNR | No one knows what Eden and his Horsemen of the Apocalypse are up to, but you can be sure it isn't in the common man's best interest. |
| MQ02TLTellMeAboutMuseumofTech | Ha! Man's monument to his own demise. All the garbage they displayed in there is the reason half of the world was blown to shit. |
| MQ02TLTellMeAboutMuseumofTech | That shithole is located just off the Mall. You know, that huge space in the center of the city in front of the Capitol. |
| MQ02TLTellMeAboutMuseumofTech | Be careful, the whole place is swarming with Super Mutants. |
| MQ02TLTellMeAboutRelay | Well, if you check out your radio, you can hear pretty good in this place. Get a few blocks away, still not too bad, maybe a little static. |
| MQ02TLTellMeAboutRelay | Step outside the city limits, and its snake city... nothing but "hissssssss." |
| MQ02TLTellMeAboutRelay | With the relay back on, you'll hear GNR clearly in the whole Capital Wasteland area like it used to be. |
| MQ02TLTellMeAboutYourself | Three Dog's seen it all. The Capital Wasteland at its ugliest. |
| MQ02TLTellMeAboutYourself | People killed for scraps of food, wounded children wandering aimlessly. Some seriously fucked up shit. |
| MQ02TLTellMeAboutYourself | If it wasn't for the Good Fight, I think I would have gone crazy by now. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry1 | We're back at work after a full week of delays. The Brotherhood soldiers were able to repair the sentry guns, much to my relief. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry1 | I know Madison isn't comfortable having them here, but there's no denying that we'd be lost without them. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry1 | We're still waiting on the full analysis of the last three small-scale purification tests. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry1 | Catherine hasn't been feeling well, and it's slowing down our research. I don't mind, but I can tell it's bothering some of the others. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry12 | So here I am, back where it all began. Project Purity. God, we wanted to change the world. We really thought the "waters of life" could be a reality. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry12 | And that's why this is a momentous occasion. Because even after nineteen years, I still believe it. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry12 | Project Purity can and will be operational. This is just the beginning. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry13 | This is day two of my attempt to resurrect this project. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry13 | I've got one of the portable fusion generators up and running, but it's just enough to power the emergency lighting and a couple of other systems. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry13 | That will serve for now, but I'll need help powering up the mainframe. Time to visit Madison at Rivet City. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry14 | I spoke with Doctor Li... Madison... at Rivet City. It went about as well as I expected. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry14 | That is to say, she thinks I'm completely mad. How can I blame her? |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry14 | She's got her own life, her own team, and is making real, tangible scientific progress. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry14 | And here I come again, the very paragon of failure and false promises. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry14 | But the reality is I need Madison, and whatever scientific team she may have assembled. I can't do this myself. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry14 | Project Purity is bigger than me. It always was. And without Catherine... God, I can't let this die. Not again. Not like this. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry16 | Even in Vault 101, my work on Project Purity never really stopped. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry16 | Soon after we arrived, my nightly routine included sneaking into the restricted areas, searching for... I don't know. Whatever I could find. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry16 | It was a Vault-Tec facility, after all. The place was built with some of the most advanced technology this country had ever developed. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry16 | Those excursions never turned up anything particularly useful. So... one night, after half a bottle of scotch, I broke into the Overseer's office. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry16 | It was easy enough to hack his console, gain access to the restricted files. Most of it was garbage. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry16 | Propaganda, spy reports, just plain rambling bullshit, really. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry16 | But there was one thing, one name that stood out amongst all the others -- Doctor Stanislaus Braun. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry16 | I knew of Braun's work, of course. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry16 | He was a celebrity in his day, Vault-Tec's "Sorcerer Scientist," leaving his peers in awe of his technological wizardry. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry16 | But it was in Vault 101, that night in the Overseer's office... |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry16 | I first learned of Braun's involvement in Vault-Tec's Societal Preservation Program, and his work on something called the G.E.C.K. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry16 | The Garden of Eden Creation Kit. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry19 | To be honest, the G.E.C.K. sounded like pure fantasy, even for someone of Braun's capabilities. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry19 | It was nothing short of a miracle -- a terraforming module, capable of producing life from complete lifelessness. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry19 | But not only was this thing a reality, it was actually distributed to several vaults, to be used after an atomic war. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry19 | Vault 101 was, sadly, not on that list. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry19 | I did some digging, and discovered Braun's name on the reservation list for a Vault 112. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry19 | I'm no slouch, but this man... He could have easily succeeded where I failed. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry19 | Does his collected knowledge remain within the halls of Vault 112? Journals, holotapes, computer records, maybe even experiments... |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry19 | If I could gain access to just a fraction of Braun's genius, Project Purity would become a reality. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry21 | I'm off to Vault 112 to search for anything of Braun's that might help me get this purifier up and running. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry21 | All I know is that it's west of someplace called Evergreen Mills, and it's well-hidden in some sort of garage, but I'll find it. I have to. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry21 | It's so close, but that's the story of Project Purity, isn't it? An eternity of "almost theres." |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry21 | Let's see if Braun has the missing puzzle piece. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry3 | Well, there's no more mystery behind Catherine's health problems. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry3 | The news of her pregnancy has lifted the spirits of everyone here, and given us a renewed interest in making the purifier work. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry3 | We now have a future generation to provide for. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry3 | The latest tests show that our methods are horribly inefficient, but I think we're on the right track. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry3 | Catherine refuses to rest; she insists on spending all day in the lab. I've never seen her more driven. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry3 | She's determined to resolve the power problems before the baby is born. I've tried to reason with her, but it's no use. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry5 | The team has made plans to scale back our work once the baby is born. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry5 | We're also trying to compensate for the increase in mutant attacks; no one is really talking about the implications of it. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry5 | There are more of them than before. We know it, and the Brotherhood soldiers know it. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry5 | Our relationship with the Brotherhood is straining. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry5 | They're concerned by the lack of concrete results from the project, especially in light of the mutant attacks. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry5 | They haven't come out and said it, but we all know what's going on. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry5 | They're questioning whether their involvement in our project is worth the trouble it's causing them. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry5 | They lost two good men this week, with three more injured. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry7 | I am at a loss. My beloved wife is gone. In her place is my son, small and helpless. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry7 | As much as this place means to me... As much as it meant to Catherine, this is no place for an infant. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry7 | Especially an infant without his mother. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry7 | I am at a loss. My beloved wife is gone. In her place is my daughter, small and helpless. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry7 | As much as this place means to me... As much as it meant to Catherine, this is no place for an infant. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry7 | Especially an infant without her mother. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry8 | It's time to go. The project was in trouble before, both internally and externally. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry8 | Progress has come to a halt, both because our re-calculations have gotten us nowhere, and because the mutant attacks occur several times a day. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry8 | I regret that it has come to this. I know that if I leave, our work may come to an end. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry8 | Madison has never been on the best of terms with the Brotherhood; aside from Scribe Rothchild, she'll tolerate none of them. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry8 | If she's the one dealing with them, who knows what will happen. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry8 | It breaks my heart to go, but I must put the needs of my child before my own. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry9 | Well. Here we are again. Project Purity and me. It's been close to twenty years since my last entry. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry9 | Since I left all of this behind to make a life for my son. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry9 | We've spent that time in Vault 101, tucked away from the rest of the world. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry9 | It wasn't perfect, but it was safe, and that's all I could have hoped for. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry9 | Now, my son is a grown man. Handsome, intelligent, confident. Just like his old man. Hmph. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry9 | And as hard as it was to admit it, he doesn't need his daddy anymore. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry9 | Well. Here we are again. Project Purity and me. It's been close to twenty years since my last entry. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry9 | Since I left all of this behind to make a life for my daughter. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry9 | We've spent that time in Vault 101, tucked away from the rest of the world. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry9 | It wasn't perfect, but it was safe, and that's all I could have hoped for. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry9 | Now, my daughter is a grown woman. Beautiful, intelligent, confident. Just like her mother. |
| MQ03DadHoloEntry9 | And as hard as it was to admit it, she doesn't need her daddy anymore. |
| MQ03HarknessFatherDisappeared | All right, all right. You can go on in. If I hear about any trouble, you're gonna wind up in the river. You get me? |
| MQ03HarknessFatherSeeLi | Doctor Li, eh? |
| MQ03HarknessFatherSeeLi | Well then I guess you'd have to ask Doctor Li for more information. |
| MQ03HarknessFatherSeeLi | Go on up, then. She's probably in the Science Lab. But keep your nose clean, you hear me? |
| MQ03HarknessFatherVault | Oh yeah? And I'm a fairy princess. |
| MQ03HarknessFatherVault | You keep up this smart-ass attitude, and you're gonna wind up floating face-down in the river. |
| MQ03HarknessFatherWhyMatter | It matters because I don't let just anybody wander around on this boat. I'm responsible for these people. |
| MQ03HarknessFatherWhyMatter | So either you tell me what I want to know, or you don't get on. It's pretty damned simple. |
| MQ03HarknessGreetFather | And who might your father be? If he lives on this boat, I know him. |
| MQ03HarknessGreetLeave | Thanks for visiting Rivet City. Don't feel compelled to stop by again anytime soon. |
| MQ03HarknessGreetLi | Yeah? Let me guess -- no, she's not expecting you, but it's really important and you need to see her right away. |
| MQ03HarknessGreetLi | Been a lot of that going around lately, and I've had just about enough of it. So you're going to have to do better than that. |
| MQ03HarknessGreetSnotty | On this boat, you sure as hell do. You don't get on without my say-so. |
| MQ03HarknessGreetSnotty | So I'll ask you again: what are you doing here? |
| MQ03HarknessGreetWander | Is that so? |
| MQ03HarknessGreetWander | All right, you're free to roam around, so long as you don't do anything stupid like try to slit my throat when I'm sleeping. |
| MQ03HarknessGreetWander | You wouldn't try anything stupid like that, now would you? |
| MQ03HarknessLiCHA | Fine. Just don't bother her. She's real busy, what with all her work. |
| MQ03HarknessLiCHA | She's up in the Science Lab. |
| MQ03HarknessLiFather | Hmm. Older guy, in his fifties or so? |
| MQ03HarknessLiFather | I remember him. He left already, but Doctor Li might know more. |
| MQ03HarknessLiFather | All right, you can go on up. She'll be in the Science Lab. Just don't cause any trouble, or else you're going to answer to me. |
| MQ03HarknessLiINT | Err, what? I don't know much about her work. |
| MQ03HarknessLiINT | You'll have to ask her about that, I guess. She's probably in the Science Lab. |
| MQ03HarknessLiINT | Just keep out of trouble on my boat. |
| MQ03HarknessLiPersonal | Yeah, yeah. Fine. But I've got my eye on you. You hear me? |
| MQ03HarknessLiPersonal | You step out of line while you're on my boat, and you and me are going to have words. |
| MQ03HarknessLiPersonal | Now get out of here. The Doctor's up in her lab. |
| MQ03LiBailtoTopLevel | Okay. |
| MQ03LiDadNeverMentionedYou | I'm quite sure I don't know. Why don't you ask him that? |
| MQ03LiDemandFather | Your father is no longer here, and I'd appreciate it if you didn't use that tone with me. |
| MQ03LiDemandLeftVault | Did you? I was under the impression that's exactly the opposite of what he wanted for you. |
| MQ03LiDemandLeftVault | Well, you won't find him here. He's come and gone already. |
| MQ03LiDemandLeftVault2 | I see. |
| MQ03LiDemandLeftVault2 | So you decided to leave one of the safest places in the Wasteland, even though it was in your best interest to stay. Sounds familiar. |
| MQ03LiDemandLeftVault2 | Well I'm afraid your father is no longer here. |
| MQ03LiGreetDoIKnowYou | You were too young to remember, and I suppose James never spoke of me. Typical. |
| MQ03LiGreetDoIKnowYou | I am Doctor Madison Li. I worked with your parents many years ago. Now I run the Science Lab here in Rivet City. |
| MQ03LiGreetDoIKnowYou | It was all I had left. When your mother died, your father decided to leave with you. He abandoned our work. We had no choice but to do the same. |
| MQ03LiGreetHoloDemand | I... I don't know. He said he was going back to the lab. |
| MQ03LiGreetHoloDemand | Haven't you seen him? |
| MQ03LiGreetHoloFather | Well, yes... He was, but he left. He made some rather ridiculous requests of me, and I told him I couldn't help him. |
| MQ03LiGreetHoloFather | He said he'd work alone if he had to, and went back to the lab. You haven't seen him? |
| MQ03LiGreetHoloWhere | No... wasn't he at the lab? |
| MQ03LiGreetHoloWhere | This is all just too much to bear right now. |
| MQ03LiGreetKnowMyFather | Well yes, of course I do. Don't you know who I am? I suppose James never told you. Typical. |
| MQ03LiGreetKnowMyFather | I am Doctor Madison Li. I worked with your father many years ago. Your mother as well, in fact. |
| MQ03LiGreetKnowMyFather | You'll have to forgive me. This has all been very stressful, what with your father suddenly showing up here after being gone for so long. |
| MQ03LiGreetKnowMyFather | You have to understand that I... We put all of that behind us. Project Purity, our work, all of it. We've moved on, even if your father hasn't. |
| MQ03LiGreetKnowMyFatherDemanding | Calm down, calm down! |
| MQ03LiGreetKnowMyFatherDemanding | What are you doing here? James said you were still in the Vault. Look, this is all terribly irrational. |
| MQ03LiGreetKnowMyFatherDemanding | Your father just shows up here as if nothing happened... He walked out on us. I know he had his reasons, I know it was to protect you, but still. |
| MQ03LiGreetKnowMyFatherDemanding | Project Purity was our life. It was the only thing that mattered, and then he just gave up. He abandoned us, and we were forced to move on. |
| MQ03LiGreetKnowMyFatherDemanding | I've already told him that it's over. There's no going back. Project Purity was a failure, and he needs to move on. |
| MQ03LiHelpOutSPEECH | I suppose I can spare a few stimpaks. It's not much, but it might make things easier for you. |
| MQ03LiHelpOutThanksAnyway | You understand. I have enough to worry about already. |
| MQ03LiHoloBraun | I can't tell you anything more than I told James. I know who Braun was, yes, but he lived before the war. |
| MQ03LiHoloBraun | The odds of any of his research surviving after all this time... Well, it just doesn't make sense to go looking for it. |
| MQ03LiHoloBraun | James kept talking about this Vault, 112 he said, and insisting we should go there. It's just madness. |
| MQ03LiHoloNotAtLab | He's out of his mind. I told him, over and over, that there was no use trying to revive the project now. It's just too late. |
| MQ03LiHoloNotAtLab | I'm sorry, but I haven't seen him since our recent... disagreement. |
| MQ03LiHoloNotAtLab | If he's intent on tracking down Dr. Braun, he's probably gone off to that Vault. |
| MQ03LiHoloVault112 | No, I don't. I'm sorry. |
| MQ03LiHoloVault112 | Is this something to do with Dr. Braun? He kept talking about it while he was here. I told him it was a lost cause. |
| MQ03LiHoloVault112 | The whole project is a lost cause. I wish he could see that. It's been too long. It's too late to go back. |
| MQ03LiKnowFatherSeenHim | He was here, yes. It was quite a shock to see him after so many years. |
| MQ03LiKnowFatherSeenHim | I'm afraid he's gone now. |
| MQ03LiKnowMoreFatherWorked | Yes, I did. I'm sorry that you never had time with her. |
| MQ03LiKnowMoreFatherWorked | She was... She was a good woman. We didn't always agree, but I respected her work as a scientist. |
| MQ03LiKnowMoreFatherWorked | Your father... He loved her very much. |
| MQ03LiMoreFatherWhyNotHelp | I don't have to justify myself to you, you know. |
| MQ03LiMoreFatherWhyNotHelp | Look, I appreciate that your father still wants to see Project Purity running. For the rest of us, though... |
| MQ03LiMoreFatherWhyNotHelp | It's just been too long. Too much has happened, and going back now would be a waste. It's just not worth it. |
| MQ03LiMoreFatherWhySoDetermined | Project Purity was everything to us. It was the first thing we thought about when we woke up, the last thing we talked about before sleep. |
| MQ03LiMoreFatherWhySoDetermined | Some of us changed over the years, but apparently James hasn't. |
| MQ03LiMotherResponse1 | Yes, well... I'm sorry it wasn't enough. |
| MQ03LiMotherResponse2 | As I said, I am sorry. I'm afraid I can't go back and change the past. |
| MQ03LiMotherResponse3 | I'm sorry you never had the chance to know her. She was... She was a good woman. |
| MQ03LiOldLabBeenThere1 | Well I know he was going there. Perhaps there's some indication of what he was up to. Did you find any notes? |
| MQ03LiOldLabBeenThere1 | James was always taking notes. Recordings, holotapes... that sort of thing. Go back and search for something like that if you're so determined. |
| MQ03LiOldLabBeenThere2 | Holotapes? Did you listen to them? Your father was obsessive about taking notes. One of them might have something useful. |
| MQ03LiOldLabImGoing | I'm going to tell you the same thing I told your father. Don't go. |
| MQ03LiOldLabImGoing | Whatever's left there, it isn't worth it anymore. The project was abandoned. We gave up. There's no reason to go back. |
| MQ03LiOldLabJustTellME | Fine. Suit yourself. |
| MQ03LiOldLabJustTellME | It's in the old Jefferson Memorial building northwest of here, along the river. |
| MQ03LiOldLabLocation | It's in the old Jefferson Memorial building, northwest of here. |
| MQ03LiOldLabLocation | Please don't go after him. It was foolish of him to even think about going there alone. |
| MQ03LiOldLabMyFathersThere | It's in the old Jefferson Memorial building northwest of here, along the river. |
| MQ03LiOldLabMyFathersThere | It's not a safe place, and I wouldn't recommend going alone. As I said, I told your father not to go. |
| MQ03LiParentsFatherLike | James? He was very driven. Determined to change the world. Well, we all were back then, I suppose. |
| MQ03LiParentsFatherLike | He was focused on two things, really. Making Project Purity work, and your mother. |
| MQ03LiParentsFatherLike | When she died, I think... I think he gave up. I know he wanted to keep you safe, but I think part of what he did was run away. |
| MQ03LiParentsFatherLike | But it seems that he never really was able to get over the idea. I'm frankly shocked that he waited all this time, and wants to try again. |
| MQ03LiParentsMotherDied | Complications from childbirth. None of us were expecting it; we weren't as prepared as we could have been. |
| MQ03LiParentsMotherDied | You have to understand, we were struggling with scavenged, derelict equipment. We did everything we could. |
| MQ03LiParentsMotherInfo | Yes... Your mother was, well she was a good woman. A very dedicated scientist. Your father loved her very much. |
| MQ03LiParentsMotherInfo | It was a shame that she died. She had been excited to meet you. |
| MQ03LiPPWhatWasPoint | It was simple, really. "Fresh, clean water for everyone." Such a simple idea, and yet so impossible to realize. |
| MQ03LiPPWhatWasPoint | The plan was to build a facility that could purify all the water in the Tidal Basin at once. No radiation, no muck, just clear water. |
| MQ03LiPPWhatWasPoint | It just turned out to be more difficult than we anticipated. |
| MQ03LiPPWhyDidntItWork | We had the basic principles down; we understood most of the science behind it. But the radiation in the area is so pervasive... |
| MQ03LiPPWhyDidntItWork | Small-scale tests were fine. But any time we tried to test the process on a larger scale, it was just too much. |
| MQ03LiPPWhyDidntItWork | Maybe if we'd had more time, or better equipment... |
| MQ03LiPPWhyStop | You happened. |
| MQ03LiPPWhyStop | It wasn't just you; we had more problems than we could handle already, but your birth is what finally pushed it over the edge. |
| MQ03LiPPWhyStop | Your father decided that you were more important than everything we'd been working for, and he left. He left all of us. |
| MQ03LiPPWhyStop | Once he was gone, the Brotherhood decided we weren't worth their time anymore. Without their protection, we had to abandon the purifier. |
| MQ03LiTLHelpMeOut | Look, I don't want to be harsh, but I have problems of my own. |
| MQ03LiTLHelpMeOut | I don't have the resources to support James' foolish endeavors, or your chasing after him. I'm sorry. |
| MQ03LiTLKnowMoreAboutYou | What? Well, I... I'm not sure what there is to tell. |
| MQ03LiTLKnowMoreAboutYou | Your father and I... We worked together for a long time. I think we were really on to something. |
| MQ03LiTLKnowMoreAboutYou | But then there were... complications. The project was abandoned, and your father disappeared. |
| MQ03LiTLKnowMoreAboutYou | I returned here to Rivet City, and established the lab you see before you now. |
| MQ03LiTLLookingforFather | The last I knew, he was headed back to the lab at Project Purity, in the old Jefferson Memorial building. |
| MQ03LiTLLookingforFather | I still say it's dangerous, and he shouldn't have risked it. That's all I know. |
| MQ03LiTLLookingforFather | You mean you haven't? I assumed he sent you here. |
| MQ03LiTLLookingforFather | For that matter, aren't you supposed to be in a Vault? James said he left you there. |
| MQ03LiTLProjectPurityInfo | Project Purity, we called it. What do you want to know? |
| MQ03LiTLTellMoreParents | I suppose so. I worked with them for several years until... Until your mother died, and your father decided it was time to leave. |
| MQ03LiTLTellMoreParents | What else do you want to know? |
| MQ03LiTLTellMoreParents | What do you want to know? |
| MQ03LiTLWhatIsThisPlace | This is the Rivet City Science lab. |
| MQ03LiTLWhatIsThisPlace | It's taken many long years to put together, but we've done well for ourselves. |
| MQ03LiTLWhatIsThisPlace | Our work on portable fusion power and hydroponics are coming along quite nicely, if not quite according to schedule. |
| MQ03LiWhereFatherGone | Yes, I do. I told him repeatedly that it's too late, that the project is too far gone to be revived. |
| MQ03LiWhereFatherGone | He insisted he can just pick up where we left off 20 years ago, and said he could prove it to me. |
| MQ03LiWhereFatherGone | So he headed off to the old lab. I advised against it, but he went anyway. |
| MQ03LiWhereFatherGoneApology | Your father insisted that we return to work on Project Purity. I tried telling him too much time has passed; there's no way it would work. |
| MQ03LiWhereFatherGoneApology | Predictably, he refused to listen to me. He says he can prove it will work, and headed off to the old lab. |
| MQ03LiWhereFatherGoneApology | I'm sorry. I don't know what else to tell you. |
| MQ03LiWhereFatherGoneRude | Look, whatever's going on between the two of you is the least of my concerns right now. |
| MQ03LiWhereFatherGoneRude | Against my advice, your father returned to the old lab. He said he had some unfinished business to take care of. |
| MQ03LiWhereFatherGoneUnapologetic | Well I don't know where he is. The last I knew, he was going back to the old lab. |
| MQ03LiWhereFatherGoneUnapologetic | Now will you kindly leave? I have work to do. |
| MQ03RoboBrainHostility | Hostilities will not be tolerated. |
| MQ03RoboBrainPutOnSuit | Please put on your standard-issue Vault-Tec suit before using the Tranquility Lounger. |
| MQ03RoboBrainSayTo | A Tranquility Lounger is available. Please be seated. |
| MQ03RoboBrainSayTo | Please find the nearest Tranquility Lounger and be seated. |
| MQ03RoboBrainSayTo | Please take a seat in the nearest available Tranquility Lounger. Thank you for your cooperation. |
| MQ03RoboBrainWarning | Please refrain from disturbing our other residents. |
| MQ03RoboBrainWarning | Please do not disturb the other residents. Take your seat. |
| MQ03ScientistLookingForFather | I did see a man talking to Doctor Li, but I really shouldn't be discussing it. |
| MQ03ScientistLookingForFather | She's already in a bad mood. I'd hate to make it worse. |
| MQ03ScientistLookingForFather | You should probably just talk to her about it. |
| MQ03ScientistLookingForFather | Look, some of us are trying to get work done here. There have been enough disruptions recently. |
| MQ03ScientistLookingForFather | Anybody coming through here would have to talk to Doctor Li; why don't you go bother her about it? |
| MQ04Betty1Q1CantDoThis | On the contrary, I believe you'll find that here, I can do most anything I like. |
| MQ04Betty1Q1CantDoThis | Now, let's discuss your next task. |
| MQ04Betty1Q1CantDoThis | The Rockwells live such a happy life. Their marriage is the cornerstone of that life. |
| MQ04Betty1Q1CantDoThis | Destroy their marriage. How you do it is up to you, but you may not kill either of them. |
| MQ04Betty1Q1WhatElse | An excellent question. Timmy was easy, and therefore boring. I desire some real entertainment. |
| MQ04Betty1Q1WhatElse | The Rockwells are the picture of a happy marriage. Change that. Split them up, without killing either of them. |
| MQ04Betty1Q1WhatElse | If you can do that, I'll have a good laugh and then we'll talk some more. |
| MQ04Betty1Q3GetMeOutofHere | Ha ha. You're not really in a position to be demanding anything, are you? |
| MQ04Betty1Q3GetMeOutofHere | Still, you've proven amusing thus far. Let's see if you can keep it up. |
| MQ04Betty1Q3SoYoureInCharge | Isn't it obvious by now? You've only been here a short while and you're already doing just as I ask. |
| MQ04Betty1Q3SoYoureInCharge | And now we come to your next game. Succeed, and there may be something in it for you. |
| MQ04Betty1Q3WhatBenefits | Ah ah ah! That's another question, and you've already had your answer for now. |
| MQ04Betty1Q3WhatBenefits | If you want more, you'll have to prove you're worth my time. Continue to amuse me, and I may answer more questions. |
| MQ04Betty1Q4IWantToSeeHim | Hmm. No, no I don't think so. |
| MQ04Betty1Q4IWantToSeeHim | We haven't yet plumbed the depths of your ability to amuse me. I think you'll do a few more things for me first. |
| MQ04Betty1Q4WhatDoIHaveToDo | Ahhh, now that is just the sort of question you should be asking. |
| MQ04Betty1Q4WhatDoIHaveToDo | You understand that I am in control, then. Excellent. You are far more promising than your father. |
| MQ04Betty1Q4WhatHaveYouDone | Were I you, I'd be more concerned with myself at the moment. |
| MQ04Betty1Q4WhatHaveYouDone | And besides, we're done with questions for now. Perhaps we'll address it at a later time. First, I have something else for you to do. |
| MQ04Betty1Q5CrazyArentYou | Oh, come now. Would you court death so brazenly? |
| MQ04Betty1Q5CrazyArentYou | I suggest you think twice before insulting me again. Now, there are things for you to do. |
| MQ04Betty1Q5IfInControlHelp | But I am helping you! |
| MQ04Betty1Q5IfInControlHelp | I am answering questions... More than the one original question I granted you, I might add. And now I think it is time you do something for me. |
| MQ04Betty1Q5WhyALittleGirl | Why not? I have been in this place for two hundred years. This is something to keep me amused. |
| MQ04Betty1Q5WhyALittleGirl | Much like my willingness to entertain your questions. Though now I grow bored, so I think I shall set you to a new task. |
| MQ04Betty1QHowDoIGetOut | An interesting choice... Certainly not what I had anticipated. |
| MQ04Betty1QHowDoIGetOut | Simply put, you leave when I say so. This place is under my control, and I dictate the terms. If I decide to let you go, you may go. |
| MQ04Betty1QNextTask | Pay a visit to the Rockwells. They're very happily married, and I'd like you to change that. |
| MQ04Betty1QNextTask | Put an end to their marriage, and we'll talk. |
| MQ04Betty1QNextTaskAccept | Rationalize it any way you'd like. If you succeed, we'll continue our discussion. |
| MQ04Betty1QNextTaskAcceptMean | Excellent. I so enjoy that "can-do" spirit. |
| MQ04Betty1QNextTaskRefuse | Then I'm afraid we have nothing more to say to one another. |
| MQ04Betty1QNotPlayingGames | No? Then I'm afraid you'll never be leaving. |
| MQ04Betty1QNotPlayingGames | I decide when you may leave, and unless you start cooperating, you're going to have a very long stay here on Tranquility Lane. |
| MQ04Betty1QRefuse | Then once again we find ourselves at an impasse. How disappointing. |
| MQ04Betty1QWhatIsThisPlace | Tranquility Lane is a simulation, a reality designed to play home to the denizens of Vault 112. |
| MQ04Betty1QWhatIsThisPlace | It was my last and greatest project. I am quite grateful that I was placed directly in charge of it. |
| MQ04Betty1QWhatIsThisPlace | There have been... unexpected benefits to living here. |
| MQ04Betty1QWhereIsDad | Ah, yes. A predictable question, I suppose. |
| MQ04Betty1QWhereIsDad | Your father is here, in Tranquility Lane. He is quite safe for now, though he can no longer hound me with his incessant questioning. |
| MQ04Betty1QWhereIsDad | Perhaps you will see more of him in time. |
| MQ04Betty1QWhereIsDad | Your father? |
| MQ04Betty1QWhoAreYou | I was known as Dr. Stanislaus Braun, but here I choose this identity. |
| MQ04Betty1QWhoAreYou | Do you find it unsettling? In this place I can choose to be whatever I wish, and this is what I have chosen. |
| MQ04Betty1QWhoAreYou | You will find that I control a great deal around here. |
| MQ04Betty3ANextTaskGetItOverWith | Oh, come now. Show some enthusiasm! |
| MQ04Betty3ANextTaskGetItOverWith | There are fewer rules this time. I'd like to see just what you're capable of. |
| MQ04Betty3ANextTaskGetItOverWith | I'd like you to kill Mabel Henderson. Please put some effort into it; do something creative. Beating her to death won't impress me. |
| MQ04Betty3ANextTaskGreat | Ah, now that's the spirit. |
| MQ04Betty3ANextTaskGreat | Let's raise the stakes. I'd like you to kill Mabel Henderson. |
| MQ04Betty3ANextTaskGreat | But do put some effort into it. Make it creative; beating her to death simply won't suffice. |
| MQ04Betty3ANextTaskSarcastic | Your sarcasm is unappreciated. This could be so much fun if you'd allow yourself to see it. |
| MQ04Betty3ANextTaskSarcastic | Now, Mabel Henderson needs to die. Not just any death, mind you, but an entertaining, well thought-out death. You'll see to that. |
| MQ04Betty3ANextTaskSarcastic | Very simple. Plenty of opportunity to show me what you're capable of. |
| MQ04Betty3ANextTaskWhatIsIt | Attempting to maintain the illusion of control, are we? How quaint. Very well... |
| MQ04Betty3ANextTaskWhatIsIt | I'd like you to kill Mabel Henderson. Do something unique, something unexpected. Surprise me. |
| MQ04Betty3ExplainingToDo | You have amused me thus far, but I still don't think you're quite in a position to be demanding anything. |
| MQ04Betty3ExplainingToDo | Still, I suppose you've earned the right to some further answers. What would you ask of me? |
| MQ04Betty3FatherIWantToSeeHim | If you continue to behave, and do as I ask, I may be willing to release both of you. But first you have work to do. |
| MQ04Betty3FatherLying | Oh dear, now you don't even believe me? How disappointing. |
| MQ04Betty3FatherLying | I assure you, James and I talked at length before you arrived. Now let's continue before I grow bored with you. |
| MQ04Betty3FatherTakeMeToHim | No, I don't think I'll do that. I'm having far too much fun to stop now. |
| MQ04Betty3FatherTakeMeToHim | What I will do, however, is consider releasing both of you once you've done a few more things for me. So let's get to it. |
| MQ04Betty3FunWhatsNext | I'm pleased to see I'm not the only one being entertained. You're far more agreeable than your father. |
| MQ04Betty3FunWhatsNext | If you wish for more, then so be it. But let's raise the stakes a bit this time. I'd like you to kill Mabel Henderson. |
| MQ04Betty3FunWhatsNext | But do be creative about it. Beating her to death just won't suffice. Put some effort into it. |
| MQ04Betty3HateItButDoIt | Of course you will. And you never know... You might enjoy it. |
| MQ04Betty3Nevermind | I see. |
| MQ04Betty3NeverSeeItComing | Excellent. I look forward to seeing what you come up with. Remember, creativity is key! |
| MQ04Betty3NeverSeeItComing | Music to my ears. |
| MQ04Betty3NowWhat | To the point, aren't we? |
| MQ04Betty3NowWhat | I've been having so much fun, I see no reason to stop now. Let's try something new, shall we? |
| MQ04Betty3NowWhat | I'd like you to kill Mabel Henderson. Find an interesting way to do it, please. I'm curious to see how creative you can be. |
| MQ04Betty3VaultCanLiveOutsideAgain | The "real world'"? Ha ha ha. |
| MQ04Betty3VaultCanLiveOutsideAgain | This world is more real than anything outside. |
| MQ04Betty3VaultCanLiveOutsideAgain | My body has been seated in the same chair for 200 years. It's sustained by machines. |
| MQ04Betty3VaultCanLiveOutsideAgain | Were I to so much as stand up, my body would crumble to dust. But here, I've moved beyond that frail physical form. I am so much MORE here. |
| MQ04Betty3VaultCanLiveOutsideAgain | And now our little diversion is at an end. It's time you do something else for me. |
| MQ04Betty3VaultLetThesePeopleGo | Oh, but there is! They continue to amuse me. That is purpose enough for their lives, don't you think? |
| MQ04Betty3VaultLetThesePeopleGo | You are serving the same purpose after all. I do enjoy having someone new to play with. And speaking of playing, let's try a new game. |
| MQ04Betty3VaultWhyHaventYouLeft | I have no desire to leave. Here I wield more power than I could ever hope to in the outside world. |
| MQ04Betty3VaultWhyHaventYouLeft | And I use that power to amuse myself. Now, for instance, you will do as I ask yet again because I have power over you. |
| MQ04Betty3WhatDidDadWant | Your father, frustrating as he was, recognized the significance of some of my previous work. |
| MQ04Betty3WhatDidDadWant | He came to gather information on it. He was most pleased to be able to ask me directly, but he failed to understand how things work here. |
| MQ04Betty3WhatDidDadWant | He was unwilling to compromise, to do anything I asked of him. And so our discussions ended. |
| MQ04Betty3WhatIsThisPlace | Tranquility Lane was designed to be a home away from home. A new way of sustaining life after the apocalypse. |
| MQ04Betty3WhatIsThisPlace | Vault 112 was the prototype; we never had time to build others. As the designer of the simulation, I was given special access. |
| MQ04Betty3WhatIsThisPlace | Everyone else here is only subconsciously aware of the artificial reality around them; their conscious minds accept it as fact. |
| MQ04Betty3WheresDad | He's here, and he is unharmed. He has merely been rendered unable to bother me. |
| MQ04Betty3WontDoIt | Yes, yes. How very noble of you. You'll change your mind eventually. |
| MQ04Betty3WontDoIt | Still you resist me, when you know that I have the answers you seek. |
| MQ04Betty3WontDoIt | Well, I am not going to beg you. You know what I ask of you, and so you know what you must do to retain my favor. |
| MQ04Betty4BeingHonest | I think you'll find that I've been quite honest with you thus far. You have no discernable reason to mistrust me. |
| MQ04Betty4BeingHonest | In the dog house out behind the abandoned home are a mask and knife. Don the mask, and become the Pint-Sized Slasher. |
| MQ04Betty4BeingHonest | Use the knife to eliminate all the residents of Tranquility Lane. |
| MQ04Betty4DontDeserveThis | I'm afraid you're not in a position to decide what they do or do not deserve. They are under my control, not yours. |
| MQ04Betty4DontDeserveThis | Now if you're done attempting to change my mind, let's get on with your final task. After completing it, you will be free to go. |
| MQ04Betty4Enthusiastic | Your enthusiasm is inspiring. It's a shame you didn't arrive earlier. |
| MQ04Betty4Enthusiastic | Now, you will become the Pint-Sized Slasher, and kill everyone in Tranquility Lane. |
| MQ04Betty4Enthusiastic | Behind the Abandoned house, there is a dog house. Inside that dog house are the knife and mask you will take up. |
| MQ04Betty4ForcingMeToBeEvil | I don't recall asking for your feelings on the matter. |
| MQ04Betty4ForcingMeToBeEvil | If it has not been made perfectly clear to you, I am in control here. I dictate your actions, and the actions of those around you. |
| MQ04Betty4ForcingMeToBeEvil | You will continue to do exactly as I say, or you will find yourself suffering from a sudden and inexplicable aneurysm. |
| MQ04Betty4ForcingMeToBeEvil | And that's if I'm feeling generous. |
| MQ04Betty4ForcingMeToBeEvil | For now, though, you will become the Pint-Sized Slasher. You will kill everyone in Tranquility Lane, and you will do this because I say so. |
| MQ04Betty4ForcingMeToBeEvil | Behind the Abandoned House, in the dog house, are a knife and mask. You will use them to terrorize the residents of this quaint little street. |
| MQ04Betty4SlasherSoundsLikeFun | I thought you might find it amusing. It draws upon an old urban legend, a story told over campfires many years ago. |
| MQ04Betty4SlasherSoundsLikeFun | The residents have all heard the story, and will fear you. |
| MQ04Betty4SlasherSoundsLikeFun | Go forth, and make me proud. |
| MQ04Betty4WhatSlasher | He is a figure of myth, born of old campfire stories. You will make him a reality. |
| MQ04Betty4WhatSlasher | The residents will know you, and they will fear you. When they have all been eliminated, return to me. |
| MQ04Betty4WhyDoingThis | Because I can, of course. |
| MQ04Betty4WhyDoingThis | I have total power here. I may do whatever I wish, and over these many years I have found that I wish to see others suffer. |
| MQ04Betty4YouCouldLeave | Are you mad? I've been here for almost 200 years. My body is in no condition to be used for anything. |
| MQ04Betty4YouCouldLeave | And yet here in Tranquility Lane, I am as strong and youthful as I care to be. No, no. I think I'll stay here, thank you. |
| MQ04Betty4YouCouldLeave | And you... You will now do as you're told. The Slasher awaits. |
| MQ04BettyAnotherChanceFunny | It is kind of funny, but for a different reason. Tranquility Lane is different than most places. People here don't stay dead. |
| MQ04BettyAnotherChanceFunny | I can make it so Timmy will be back to normal, just like nothing happened. You, though... You're special. If you die, you don't come back. |
| MQ04BettyAnotherChanceFunny | You stay dead, so you better watch out. |
| MQ04BettyAnotherChanceHow | Tranquility Lane is special. If people die here, they don't really stay dead. Well, most people anyway. |
| MQ04BettyAnotherChanceHow | You're... Different. If you die, you stay dead. Better be careful! |
| MQ04BettyAnotherChanceHow | Now, Timmy will be back to normal any second now. Then you can try again. |
| MQ04BettyDoneLetMeOut | Yes, yes. I suppose you've earned the right to do as you like. |
| MQ04BettyDoneLetMeOut | I shall miss your company. This has been a simply wonderful time. |
| MQ04BettyDoneLetMeOut | The door is now open. Through it, you may return to the real world, and whatever inferior existence you have there. |
| MQ04BettyDoneSureWasFun | I had the distinct impression you enjoyed yourself. We are alike, you and I. |
| MQ04BettyDoneSureWasFun | Now, you asked for the means to leave Tranquility Lane, and so I grant it to you. The door is open. |
| MQ04BettyDoneSureWasFun | You are, of course, welcome to stay a bit longer if you like. |
| MQ04BettyHowKnowMe | I know everything, my dear boy. |
| MQ04BettyHowKnowMe | I know everything, my dear girl. |
| MQ04BettyInvasionDeadHaha | Alone... What will I do now? I have no one. Nothing. You've destroyed everything that mattered to me. |
| MQ04BettyInvasionTLDad | Didn't you figure it out? The dog. So loyal, so trusting... so annoying. |
| MQ04BettyInvasionTLDad | I simply made him what he always was... |
| MQ04BettyInvasionTLDad | He's been right here the whole time, and you were too dense to figure it out. The dog, you see. |
| MQ04BettyInvasionTLDad | Man's best friend. But now you've taken all my friends from me... |
| MQ04BettyInvasionTLDadSafe | Yes, I'm sure he's fine. No doubt when you leave the simulation, he'll be waiting for you. |
| MQ04BettyInvasionTLDadSafe | But there's no one waiting for me... |
| MQ04BettyInvasionTLGECK | The Garden of Eden Creation Kit. It was for terraforming, for restoring the world after a nuclear disaster. |
| MQ04BettyInvasionTLGECK | Unstable technology, and ultimately boring. Why re-make the old reality, when instead you could create any reality you choose? |
| MQ04BettyInvasionTLOkayToGo | Isn't it obvious? You've run the failsafe, disrupted everything. I have no power over you. |
| MQ04BettyInvasionTLOkayToGo | There's the door. Go. |
| MQ04BettyInvasionTLPlace | You know enough. You know this was my perfect simulation, my exquisite creation. |
| MQ04BettyInvasionTLPlace | And now you've ruined it forever. |
| MQ04BettyInvasionTLPlace | It is my greatest achievement. The best of the many simulations I've run in these 200 years. |
| MQ04BettyInvasionTLPlace | I played with the others, but they bored me. This version never grew old. It amused me over, and over, and over again. |
| MQ04BettyInvasionTLWho | Why do you torment me? You know who I am. You know that I am really Doctor Braun, that I created this place... |
| MQ04BettyInvasionTLWho | And that now I'm trapped here, and it's all your fault. |
| MQ04BettyInvasionTLWho | My name is Stanislaus Braun. I am a Vault-Tec scientist. I created this simulation for Vault-Tec, but for myself as well. |
| MQ04BettyInvasionTLWho | It was my own design, my own perfection. A better reality than any other. Far greater than my work on the G.E.C.K. |
| MQ04BettyInvasionTop1 | You? No! I... I am the creator of this world! |
| MQ04BettyInvasionTop1 | ...feel so lost, and... So all alone. |
| MQ04BettyInvasionTop2 | It is NOT over! It's not over until I say so! Do you understand me? I... I... |
| MQ04BettyInvasionTop2 | I just want things to go back the way they were. |
| MQ04BettyInvasionTop3 | I CAN'T reset it, don't you see? The failsafe disabled the security protocols. They're all dead. For good! |
| MQ04BettyInvasionTop3 | All my friends, gone. Now I'm stuck here by myself... |
| MQ04BettyInvasionTop4 | You've taken them all from me. You've left me with nothing! |
| MQ04BettyInvasionTop4 | It's not fair... Nobody to play with ever again... |
| MQ04BettyKillPlayer | You can't do that here. |
| MQ04BettyKillPlayer | And now, you have to pay. |
| MQ04BettyLiveHereDont | You do now. |
| MQ04BettyLiveHereDont | You live here until I say you don't. |
| MQ04BettyLiveHereDont | I know! Why don't we play a game? |
| MQ04BettyLiveHereWhat | Do you like games? I love to play games! |
| MQ04BettyLiveHereWhat | I know a really fun game we can play. |
| MQ04BettyLiveHereWhatever | That's right! It IS whatever I say! Boy, you learn fast. |
| MQ04BettyLiveHereWhatever | Hey, I know! Let's play a fun game! |
| MQ04BettyNotNowBailOut | But... But I want to play now! |
| MQ04BettyTask2GetOnWithIt | I'm glad you've chosen to see reason. |
| MQ04BettyTask2GetOnWithIt | Again, I present you with a simple little job. The Rockwells have a seemingly happy marriage. I'd like you to put an end to it. |
| MQ04BettyTask2GetOnWithIt | The only caveat is that you may not kill either of them in the process. I look forward to seeing what you're capable of. |
| MQ04BettyTask2Refuse1 | There's always a choice. Sometimes it's just easier to make. |
| MQ04BettyTask2Refuse2 | I'm glad you've chosen to be cooperative. |
| MQ04BettyTask2RefuseAgain | Well then, we have little else to say to one another. |
| MQ04BettyTLDad | Oh, don't worry about that now. There are things to do! |
| MQ04BettyTLDad | Have you met Doc the dog? He's another new arrival, much like yourself. |
| MQ04BettyTLDad | He might seem a bit... familiar to you. |
| MQ04BettyTLMoreInfo | Maybe later. First I want to see how you get along with Timmy. |
| MQ04BettyTLMoreInfo | The details of this place are far beyond your comprehension, I'm sure. |
| MQ04BettyTLMoreInfo | Be content with what you need to know: This is a simulation, and I am in total control. If you wish to see the Vault again, you'll do as I say. |
| MQ04BettyTLReminder | Take on the role of the Pint-Sized Slasher, and kill everyone on Tranquility Lane. I'll be waiting. |
| MQ04BettyTLReminder | Mabel Henderson needs to die. But in a creative, fun sort of way. I'm sure you'll think of something. |
| MQ04BettyTLReminder | Visit the Rockwells. Observe their happy marriage, and then destroy it. But don't kill them; that'd spoil the fun. |
| MQ04BettyTLReminder | You need to go find Timmy Neusbaum, and make him cry. It'll be funny. You'll see. |
| MQ04BettyTLWhoAreYou | Don't you worry about that. You just go have fun with Timmy. |
| MQ04BettyTLWhoAreYou | You know that I am Dr. Braun. Anything else is irrelevant. Perhaps you should be focusing your energy on what I've asked of you. |
| MQ04BettyTLWhoAreYou | If you insist on an answer, then you may better know me as Dr. Stanislaus Braun. |
| MQ04BettyTLWhoAreYou | I have chosen a different appearance for myself here... in my own little playground. |
| MQ04BettyWhistling | |
| MQ04BettyYouveSeenMyFather | Oh, I don't think we're quite ready to talk about that. We haven't even been formally introduced yet. |
| MQ04DadCanWeGo | Yes, yes! Absolutely! We need to get back to Rivet City. I've got to tell Madison that I have it. |
| MQ04DadCanWeGo | After all these years, I finally have the key to making Project Purity a reality. |
| MQ04DadChoice1 | Well, I'm glad you did. This certainly wasn't how I expected things to turn out. I wasn't ready for Braun, or I might've fared better. |
| MQ04DadChoice2 | Well I didn't expect Dr. Braun to be alive and insane. I thought I'd just find notes, or holotapes. |
| MQ04DadChoice2 | I needed information about Braun, and his work on the G.E.C.K. |
| MQ04DadChoice3 | You came all this way, and risked your life for answers? They must be important to you. |
| MQ04DadDidntLikeDog | Well, I suppose it had its moments. But in the end, I much prefer having opposable thumbs. |
| MQ04DadDidntLikeDog | And now that I'm back, I can get back to work. I need to tell Madison what I've learned. |
| MQ04DadDontDoItAgain | I assure you, I won't. I'm going to need your help. |
| MQ04DadDontDoItAgain | Now that I have what I came for, I need to get to Rivet City right away. |
| MQ04DadGoodThingIWasThere | It certainly is! It's nice to feel like I'm on two legs again. |
| MQ04DadGoodThingIWasThere | And thanks to Doctor Braun, I know that Project Purity isn't lost after all. |
| MQ04DadGotInformation | I did indeed. Braun's work, the G.E.C.K., was designed to re-adapt environments for living after a nuclear war. |
| MQ04DadGotInformation | It's not entirely stable, but I'm sure that components of that technology are just what we need, what we've been missing all this time. |
| MQ04DadGotInformation | I need to return to Rivet City. Once Madison knows about the G.E.C.K., I can get her to see that it really will work. |
| MQ04DadGottaBeKidding | You must understand. As much as I love you, this project has been my responsibility since long before you were even born. |
| MQ04DadGottaBeKidding | Too many people have made sacrifices to give up on it now. Your mother... |
| MQ04DadGottaBeKidding | If you'll let me, I'd like to show you what we've accomplished. I want you to be there when we change the world. |
| MQ04DadGottaBeKidding | After so many years, I can finally see it through to the end. I can't stop now. |
| MQ04DadLetsGo | That's my girl! |
| MQ04DadLetsGo | Let's hurry. Now that I know what we need, I want to get back to work as soon as possible. |
| MQ04DadLetsGo | That's my boy! |
| MQ04DadLetsGo | Let's hurry. Now that I know what we need, I want to get back to work as soon as possible. |
| MQ04DadNotGoing | Really? You're not going to join me? |
| MQ04DadNotGoing | Coming all this way after me... I'd have thought you'd want to help. I have to keep going; I can't stop now. |
| MQ04DadNotGoing | I'm going back to Rivet City. Meet me there if you change your mind. I... It would be good to work with you, honey. |
| MQ04DadNotGoing | Really? You're not going to join me? |
| MQ04DadNotGoing | Coming all this way after me... I'd have thought you'd want to help. I have to keep going; I can't stop now. |
| MQ04DadNotGoing | I'm going back to Rivet City. Meet me there if you change your mind. I... It would be good to work with you, son. |
| MQ04DadRivetCity | I can't do this on my own. Madison... Doctor Li has a team of scientists working at Rivet City. They'll have to help. |
| MQ04DadRivetCity | The facility hasn't been used in years. There'll be enough work for a good number of people, and it will take us a while. |
| MQ04DadRivetCity | The sooner I get to Rivet City, the sooner Madison and I can get to work. |
| MQ04DadScrewTheVault | Is that so? |
| MQ04DadScrewTheVault | You're nineteen years old. Are you so sure you know what you want from life already? |
| MQ04DadScrewTheVault | I suppose it doesn't matter now. I suspect there's no going back for either of us. We'll just have to forge on ahead, won't we? |
| MQ04DadSoItsBackToRivetCity | Yes. With what I've learned, Madison is sure to see that we can finally succeed where we failed so many years ago. |
| MQ04DadSoItsBackToRivetCity | I'd like you to come with me. I'd like you to be there when we finally open the floodgates. |
| MQ04DadSorryIsntGoodEnough | I'm afraid there's nothing else I can offer. When Project Purity is finished, we can sit down and really talk. I'd like to work through this. |
| MQ04DadSorryIsntGoodEnough | For now, I need to return to Rivet City. There's still much to do. |
| MQ04DadTakeABreak | No, no. There will be time to rest when the work is complete. This is too important! |
| MQ04DadTakeABreak | I need to get back to Rivet City right away. There's so much to be done. |
| MQ04DadTakeABreak | No, no. There will be time to rest when the work is complete. This is too important! |
| MQ04DadTakeABreak | I need to get back to Rivet City right away. There's so much work to be done. |
| MQ04DadWhatAboutMe | Yes, what about you? Why, in fact, are you outside the Vault at all? I don't even want to know HOW you got out. |
| MQ04DadWhatAboutMe | As much as I appreciate your help, you were supposed to stay there, to make a life for yourself there, not out here! |
| MQ04DadWhatDidYouLearn | I was right about Braun. The technology he developed is unstable, even dangerous, but it can be adapted for Project Purity. |
| MQ04DadWhatDidYouLearn | I need to return to Rivet City and talk with Madison. If we can find a G.E.C.K., we can make Project Purity work. |
| MQ04DadWhatDoingHere | I needed information about Doctor Braun's research and development of the G.E.C.K. It's vital to getting Project Purity running. |
| MQ04DadWhatDoingHere | I was expecting to find notes, or holotapes. I didn't plan on being caught up in Braun's twisted fantasy world. |
| MQ04DadWhatsWrongWithYou | That's where you belonged. You were an adult, capable of fending for yourself, and you had a good life ahead of you. |
| MQ04DadWhatsWrongWithYou | What's out here is my task, my responsibility. I never wanted you to have any part of this insanity. |
| MQ04DadWhyLieToMe | Yes, I lied about where you were born. About where I was born. I admit that. |
| MQ04DadWhyLieToMe | At the time, I felt the truth would only encourage you to try and leave the Vault, to go looking for your past. |
| MQ04DadWhyLieToMe | Perhaps I should've handled things differently. I'm sorry. |
| MQ04DadYouLeftMe | You were supposed to stay put. You could've had a good life in the Vault. |
| MQ04DadYouLeftMe | But I suppose it's too late to go back now, isn't it? The Overseer would likely have us shot on sight. |
| MQ04DadYouLeftMe | Well, then you'll just have to come with me to Rivet City. You've certainly proven yourself capable enough. |
| MQ04DadYourResponsibility | Project Purity was underway long before you were born. There were many of us, including your mother, who devoted our lives to it. |
| MQ04DadYourResponsibility | The idea of free, clean water for everyone drove us to succeed. So many sacrifices were made for that idea. |
| MQ04DadYourResponsibility | My responsibility is to see it through to the end, to make sure those sacrifices mean something. |
| MQ04Dithers1Crazy | You're the only one who can end it. You must end it, don't you see? You're the only one who can disable the Failsafe! |
| MQ04Dithers1OfCourseItsReal | We're not really here. We're not really talking. It's all made-up, make-believe. We're sleeping, dreaming. |
| MQ04Dithers1OfCourseItsReal | The dream became a nightmare. It has to end, it just has to. But we're not in charge. He is, and he doesn't want us to wake up. |
| MQ04Dithers1WhatTalkingAbout | This. All this, it's all fake! Made-up, a dream world. Only the dream never ends. I want it to end, for all our sakes. |
| MQ04Dithers1WhatTalkingAbout | He keeps us here, so he can laugh and feel good about himself. But I know. I know what he's doing, and I know he uses the Failsafe. |
| MQ04Dithers2CrazyFollowUp | You need to know the truth, otherwise he'll suck you in just like all the others. Beware! |
| MQ04Dithers2CrazyGetAway | You can't fool me. You know I'm right... You know none of this is real. |
| MQ04Dithers2WhatFailsafe | It's in the abandoned house. He doesn't want us going in there, because he's afraid we might find it. |
| MQ04Dithers2WhatFailsafe | It's the only terminal to the outside; the only way to shut the whole thing down. You've got to find it. |
| MQ04Dithers2WhoTalkingAbout | He calls himself Betty now, but he's still the same. He can put on a new face all he likes, but underneath he's still evil. |
| MQ04Dithers2WhoTalkingAbout | Braun. Bastard thinks because he helped create this place he's God here. But I know he still uses the Failsafe terminal. I know it. |
| MQ04Dithers2WhyNoOneElse | Don't know. Can't sleep sometimes... Hear voices... My own skin doesn't feel right. None of this is right. You've got to believe me! |
| MQ04Dithers2WhyNoOneElse | You've got to find that failsafe! |
| MQ04Dithers3LeaveMeAlone | I'm telling you, this can all end if you find it... |
| MQ04Dithers3WheresFailsafe | The abandoned house. Keeps that one to himself, he does. That's where it is. That's why he doesn't want us in there. |
| MQ04Dithers3WorkingOnIt | You have to find it. It's the only way any of us can truly rest... |
| MQ04DithersCantFindIt | Did you look? Did you really look? You can't just look with your eyes, you know. |
| MQ04DithersCantFindIt | Look at Braun. You think he really looks like that little girl? He hides things. Confuses them. You have to find a way to find it. |
| MQ04DithersCantFindItLying | It's there, I tell you! He hides it, like he hides himself. You've got to find a way to draw it out. He knows how to do it, but he'd never tell you. |
| MQ04DocDad | |
| MQ04DocGetAway | |
| MQ04DocGoodDoggie | |
| MQ04FatherKnowHesHere | Your father? Oh, I had no idea. This is simply too rich. |
| MQ04FatherKnowHesHere | He's the reason you came here? I mistakenly assumed you had simply blundered in here on your own. |
| MQ04FatherKnowHesHere | Well, this certainly changes things, doesn't it? I daresay it gives you a whole new level of motivation to avoid angering me. |
| MQ04FatherKnowHesHere | You mean the man that came here is your daddy? |
| MQ04FatherKnowHesHere | And you're only here because you're looking for him? |
| MQ04FatherKnowHesHere | Oh, this is just too much fun! We're going to have SUCH a good time! Let's play right now! |
| MQ04FatherOlderGuy | Well now, doesn't this just change everything! |
| MQ04FatherOlderGuy | I should have suspected there was some reason behind my recent good fortune. |
| MQ04FatherOlderGuy | Perhaps you'll get to see him, in time. |
| MQ04FatherOlderGuy | And he's new here too, isn't he? |
| MQ04FatherOlderGuy | Oh, boy. He's your daddy, huh? I had no idea! |
| MQ04FatherOlderGuy | That makes this even MORE fun! Let's play! |
| MQ04FatherScientist | Oh my. What a splendid turn of events. I had no idea the two of you were related! |
| MQ04FatherScientist | Yes, I have indeed seen him. I'm afraid he's rather unavailable at the moment. |
| MQ04FatherScientist | Ha ha ha! THAT'S your daddy? |
| MQ04FatherScientist | Oh, we're going to have SO much fun! This is going to be the best game ever! |
| MQ04GameDetailsCrazy | No, Timmy's the one who's crazy. You'll see. |
| MQ04GameDetailsCrazy | Make him cry, and then come tell me. Maybe we can talk some more then. |
| MQ04GameDetailsThatsIt | You can? I guess we'll see, huh? |
| MQ04GameDetailsThatsIt | Good luck! |
| MQ04GameDetailsWhatKindOfGame | It'll be funny. Come on, you'll see. |
| MQ04GameDetailsWhatKindOfGame | Make him cry, and then come back here, and we'll talk some more. |
| MQ04GameDetailsWhosTimmy | He's the only other kid that lives here besides you. He's a big crybaby... You'll see. |
| MQ04GameDetailsWhosTimmy | Make him cry and then come back here so we can talk some more. |
| MQ04GameFatherNow | Oh, don't be mean. That's not a good way to start. |
| MQ04GameFatherNow | I said we're going to play a game, so that's what we're going to do. |
| MQ04GameNo1 | Ha ha. You don't get to say no. |
| MQ04GameNo1 | If I want to play a game, you're going to play. And I want to. |
| MQ04GameNo2 | I said, I want to play a game. |
| MQ04GameNo2 | It's easy. You make Timmy Neusbaum cry, and I'll help you. If you don't... |
| MQ04GameNo2 | Then I guess you'll never find out where your daddy is. |
| MQ04GameNo2 | I said, I want to play a game. |
| MQ04GameNo2 | It's easy. You make Timmy Neusbaum cry, and I'll help you. If you don't... Then I guess you're stuck here. |
| MQ04GameOkay | I knew you would! |
| MQ04GameOkay | It's a really simple game. All you have to do is make Timmy Neusbaum cry. |
| MQ04GameOkay | Oh goodie! |
| MQ04GameOkay | It's a really simple game. All you have to do is make Timmy Neusbaum cry. |
| MQ04GameWhatsGoingOn | We're going to play a game now, silly. That's what's going on. |
| MQ04JanetBasementLine | What's this... Women's clothing? Down here? |
| MQ04JanetConfrontRogerKissingConv | You fucking coward. I can't stand the sight of you. Get away from me! |
| MQ04JanetConfrontRogerKissingConv | Who told you that? They're lying, I swear it! |
| MQ04JanetConfrontRogerKissingConv | Well someone saw you and Martha, Roger, and I heard about it. So now I know for sure. |
| MQ04JanetConfrontRogerKissingConv | Janet, what the hell are you talking about? |
| MQ04JanetConfrontRogerKissingConv | Don't you lie to me. Did you honestly think you could skulk around with that whore and no one would see you? |
| MQ04JanetConfrontRogerKissingConv | What? Janet, what are you talking about? |
| MQ04JanetConfrontRogerKissingConv | Roger, you son of a bitch. Did you really think I wouldn't find out? |
| MQ04JanetConfrontRogerUndiesConv | The hell with working this out. I'm sick of you. I'm staying at Mabel's tonight. Don't talk to me. Don't even look at me. |
| MQ04JanetConfrontRogerUndiesConv | I have no idea what you're talking about Janet. Just calm down, and let's work this out. |
| MQ04JanetConfrontRogerUndiesConv | You left her underwear on your goddamn desk, Roger. How stupid do you think I am? |
| MQ04JanetConfrontRogerUndiesConv | Janet, what are you talking about? |
| MQ04JanetConfrontRogerUndiesConv | You just couldn't stay away from her, could you? And what, you didn't think I'd find out? You disgust me! |
| MQ04JanetConfrontRogerUndiesConv | What? What did I do? |
| MQ04JanetConfrontRogerUndiesConv | Roger, you son of a bitch! |
| MQ04JanetConfrontRogerUndiesWearing | You pervert! You disgust me! Just stay away from me! |
| MQ04JanetConfrontRogerUndiesWearing | What's wrong with being in the basement? What the hell is going on? |
| MQ04JanetConfrontRogerUndiesWearing | You KNOW what I'm talking about! You spend all that time down in the basement, and I never questioned it. |
| MQ04JanetConfrontRogerUndiesWearing | Janet, calm down! What are you talking about? |
| MQ04JanetConfrontRogerUndiesWearing | Did you think I wouldn't find out? What kind of a sicko are you? |
| MQ04JanetConfrontRogerUndiesWearing | What? What did I do? |
| MQ04JanetConfrontRogerUndiesWearing | Roger, you son of a bitch! |
| MQ04JanetItsYourBasementLady | This isn't mine. Why would Roger have this down here? |
| MQ04JanetSPEECHCHALLENGE | It's that Martha Simpson, isn't it? I knew it! That's it. I've had enough of Roger's lies and bullshit! |
| MQ04JanetUndiesCheatingOnYou | My God... I knew it. I knew it! |
| MQ04JanetUndiesLooksLikeWomensClothing | But... This isn't mine. What is this doing here? |
| MQ04JanetUndiesSomeoneElses | What is this doing here? |
| MQ04JanetUndiesWearingIt | Oh my God. Roger... He wouldn't. But... |
| MQ04LookingForMyFather | Gee, I don't know. What's he like? |
| MQ04MabelRadioTopic | Oh, dear. Is that old radio on the fritz again? I should turn it off. |
| MQ04MabelUseOven | Well sure I can, sweetie! |
| MQ04MabelUseOven | Let me just go light the oven to get it warming up. |
| MQ04ResidentChitChat1 | I suppose. I hadn't really noticed. |
| MQ04ResidentChitChat1 | You won't find a day like this anywhere else! |
| MQ04ResidentChitChat1 | Another perfect Saturday afternoon. Make sure you enjoy it, sport! |
| MQ04ResidentChitChat1 | Of course it is! It's America, isn't it? |
| MQ04ResidentChitChat1 | Well of course it is. What a silly thing to say. What else would it be? |
| MQ04ResidentChitChat1 | It sure is. But it always is here! |
| MQ04ResidentChitChat1 | Yep, you've got that right. Heck of a day to get some work done outdoors. |
| MQ04ResidentChitChat2 | I like it well enough, I suppose. Mabel is good company most of the time, and... well, the other neighbors are mostly very nice. |
| MQ04ResidentChitChat2 | Well, there's certainly never a dull moment. I think it's like any other street, really. |
| MQ04ResidentChitChat2 | Always something to see, and always something to talk about. |
| MQ04ResidentChitChat2 | Roger suggested we move here... I don't quite remember when that was... |
| MQ04ResidentChitChat2 | It's very nice. We're doing quite well. |
| MQ04ResidentChitChat2 | Heck of a place to live. Janet and I... well, we're... quite happy here. |
| MQ04ResidentChitChat2 | It's okay, I guess. I don't really have nobody to play with. Except for Betty... and she's kind of... well, she's mean. |
| MQ04ResidentChitChat2 | Well, George and I have been here... why, as long as I can remember. |
| MQ04ResidentChitChat2 | You mean besides how wonderful it is to live here? |
| MQ04ResidentChitChat2 | Everyone's very friendly. Even Old Lady Dithers, though she's lost most of her marbles. |
| MQ04ResidentChitChat2 | Nice place. Real nice. Everyone's friendly, and always happy to lend a hand. |
| MQ04ResidentDad | Your dad? Nope, I haven't. Did he get lost? |
| MQ04ResidentDad | He disappeared on you, huh? Don't worry, I'm sure you'll find him soon. |
| MQ04ResidentDad | Your dad? No, I haven't. I'm sure he's around here somewhere. |
| MQ04ResidentDad | I don't think so, but then I haven't really been looking for him. Sorry. |
| MQ04ResidentDad | Oh he's here, you can be sure of that. Just don't expect to see what you're used to seeing. |
| MQ04ResidentDad | No, I haven't. But when I do, I'll tell him you're looking for him. |
| MQ04ResidentDad | Nope, 'fraid not. Don't you worry about it, though. You'll find him. |
| MQ04ResidentDad | No sweetie, I haven't. I'm sure he'll come looking for you before long, though. |
| MQ04ResidentDad | Can't say that I have, kiddo. Don't worry, I'm sure he'll turn up. |
| MQ04ResidentMabel | Janet... Well, Janet and I don't see Mabel very often. Janet doesn't seem to like her very much. |
| MQ04ResidentMabel | I'm not really complaining. Last time we were over there, I bumped my head on that gigantic chandelier she has. Not anxious to do that again. |
| MQ04ResidentMabel | Roger and I don't spend much time with Mabel, frankly. She's a little nosey for my tastes. And I don't like visiting her house, either. |
| MQ04ResidentMabel | That robot she's got makes me nervous. She says it's perfectly safe, but something about it... it just makes me uncomfortable. |
| MQ04ResidentMabel | Mabel's been a good friend to me. She's always interested in what's going on with my life, which is more than I can say for some people. |
| MQ04ResidentMabel | I'll sometimes go over to her house and chat while she's baking. She really loves to bake... Uses that oven all the time. |
| MQ04ResidentMabel | She sure loves baking her pies. Always bringing them around, bragging about her fancy oven. |
| MQ04ResidentMabel | I'm not one to turn down a good pie, but it gets a bit tiresome hearing her go on and on. |
| MQ04ResidentMabel | Mabel? She's nice enough, I suppose. A bit of a gossip, maybe. And she never seemed too fond of my boy Timmy. |
| MQ04ResidentMabel | She was just complaining about his rollerskates the other day. Said Timmy left them in her house, and that they were dangerous. |
| MQ04ResidentMabel | If they're so dangerous, why didn't she just bring them here when she came to complain about it? |
| MQ04ResidentMabel | Fond of her gadgets, she is. Heck, I can't count the number of times I've had to fix that new-fangled robot of hers. |
| MQ04ResidentMabel | I keep telling her to order some new parts. The motivator goes bad on that one, and she's going to have a real problem on her hands. |
| MQ04ResidentRockwells | Now see here. That's not anything for you to be asking about. Our marriage is our business, and it's private. |
| MQ04ResidentRockwells | Why can't people just understand that, and just leave us alone? |
| MQ04ResidentRockwells | Our marriage? Goodness, what kind of a question is that? |
| MQ04ResidentRockwells | Mabel didn't put you up to this, did she? What a silly thing to ask about. |
| MQ04ResidentRockwells | I don't know what sort of thing you'd want to hear about... There was that one time Janet waved a rolling pin at Martha... |
| MQ04ResidentRockwells | Oh, but I suppose that's not really something you should concern yourself with. All in the past now. |
| MQ04ResidentRockwells | Their marriage? Why that's an odd sort of question. They're like anyone else, I suppose. Got their problems, but they work through them. |
| MQ04ResidentRockwells | Janet's a good woman. It's a good thing that Roger came to his senses. |
| MQ04ResidentRockwells | Another of his games? I won't be a party to it. You leave those poor people be. |
| MQ04ResidentRockwells | Now what's a kid like you want to know about that? Kind of grown-up stuff to be worried about, don't you think? |
| MQ04ResidentRockwells | Well, don't you worry your head about it. They worked out their problems a while ago. Haven't heard them fight in a long time. |
| MQ04ResidentRockwells | Well, they're just so nice, aren't they? It's good the two of them worked everything out. |
| MQ04ResidentRockwells | Why are you asking me? I don't know anything. And why should I care about their marriage, anyway? |
| MQ04ResidentSimulation | Sorry, kiddo, but I'm not in the mood for jokes. |
| MQ04ResidentSimulation | What? Oh, sweetie. Maybe you should just run along and play. |
| MQ04ResidentSimulation | Sounds like you've been spending too much time with your nose in those darned comic books, sport. |
| MQ04ResidentSimulation | Computer what now? Why don't you go find Timmy and have a nice game of catch? |
| MQ04ResidentSimulation | Oh, you're such a kidder. |
| MQ04ResidentSimulation | What? You're weird. |
| MQ04ResidentSimulation | Sure, sport. Whatever you say! Ha, ha. |
| MQ04ResidentSimulation | Is that so? |
| MQ04ResidentSimulation | Well, you oughta tell that to my big toe, kiddo. Hurts like the dickens since I stubbed it earlier today. Feels pretty real to me! |
| MQ04ResidentTimmy | What? No she didn't... did she? |
| MQ04ResidentTimmy | I don't like her. She's creepy, and she laughs at stuff that isn't funny. |
| MQ04ResidentTimmy | The Neusbaum boy, eh? Quiet kid. Seems like his parents don't give him much wiggle room. |
| MQ04ResidentTimmy | Just between you and me kiddo, he looks he's what we'd have called a "momma's boy" back in my day. |
| MQ04ResidentTimmy | That boy is in trouble, if you ask me. Pat babies him like you wouldn't believe... Acts like he's still an infant. |
| MQ04ResidentTimmy | He's never out of his parents' sight. Can you imagine what it'll be like the first time he's separated from them? |
| MQ04ResidentTimmy | I'm not one to gossip, but that boy's in trouble, if you ask me. Growing up so attached to his parents like that. |
| MQ04ResidentTimmy | What he needs is some discipline. I keep telling Pat that military school would do him some good, but she won't listen. |
| MQ04ResidentTimmy | She doesn't understand I'm just trying to help. Even got a brochure for her to look over... but I'll bet she hasn't even glanced at it. |
| MQ04ResidentTimmy | Not really a boy, is he? Got him all confused, looking like he does. |
| MQ04ResidentTimmy | He's been on the edge for a while. I keep trying to talk him down, but his parents... They don't understand. Just about anything could set him off. |
| MQ04ResidentTimmy | My boy Timmy? Good kid. Straight-laced, good head on his shoulders. Never been in so much as a fist-fight. |
| MQ04ResidentTimmy | We're a close-knit family. Don't know what any of us would do if something happened... |
| MQ04ResidentTimmy | Timmy? Oh, he's a good boy. George and I are so proud of him. |
| MQ04ResidentTimmy | I don't care what Mabel says; I don't think military school would do him any good at all. |
| MQ04ResidentTimmy | I have half a mind to give her that brochure back and tell her just what she can do with it! |
| MQ04RockwellBasementComeWithMe | What were you doing in our basement? What's down there? |
| MQ04RockwellBasementNevermind | Okay. |
| MQ04RockwellBasementTrustMe | Okay, if you say so. |
| MQ04RockwellsGossip1 | Oh, I... Well, I'm not one to talk, but there was that fight last year. Everyone could hear them arguing. |
| MQ04RockwellsGossip1 | Janet thought there was something going on with Roger and Martha Simpson. He eventually convinced her it wasn't true. |
| MQ04RockwellsGossip1 | But I've seen the way Martha looks at him. Janet may believe him, but I sure don't. |
| MQ04RockwellsGossip2 | Well sure, sweetie. Doesn't everyone? |
| MQ04RockwellsGossip2 | Of course, not everyone decides to fight about it in front of an open window, so the whole neighborhood can hear... |
| MQ04RockwellsGossip2 | Martha Simpson must've been mortified, hearing Janet call her all those names. She's never said one word about it, though. |
| MQ04RockwellsInformation | What? Now that's a ridiculous thing to say. You kids need to find some different games to play! |
| MQ04RockwellsInformation | Now that's not funny. Not one bit. |
| MQ04RockwellsMarthaNevermind | People around here should mind their own business. |
| MQ04RockwellsMarthaYouKnowSomething | There's no story. Never was. Roger and I... Nothing ever happened. |
| MQ04RockwellsMarthaYouKnowSomething | I wanted... Oh, I don't know. I thought there was something between us. No, that's not true. I know there was. |
| MQ04RockwellsMarthaYouKnowSomething | But Roger pushed me away. Tried to deny it. Even Janet knew it was there. She fought with him over it. |
| MQ04RockwellsMarthaYouKnowSomething | I think she still suspects something. I try to stay away from Roger, just to avoid giving her a reason to hate me more. |
| MQ04RockwellsMindBusiness | Why, I never! |
| MQ04RockwellsMindBusiness | You're the one who asked ME about it, you little brat! |
| MQ04RockwellsThanksForTip | Tip? Oh, I wouldn't call it that. Just something I heard, is all. |
| MQ04RogerBadNewsAboutJanet | What? What are you talking about? |
| MQ04RogerBloodyRollingPin | That's... that's crazy! |
| MQ04RogerBloodyRollingPin | My God... Did she really kill Martha? She's lost her mind! |
| MQ04RogerConfrontJanetRPin | You should be in a sanitarium, or a prison! You're out of your damned mind! You just stay away from me, you hear me? |
| MQ04RogerConfrontJanetRPin | What are you talking about? I haven't done anything... |
| MQ04RogerConfrontJanetRPin | I'm scaring YOU? After you beat that poor woman to death? You've really lost it, Janet. You're crazy! |
| MQ04RogerConfrontJanetRPin | Roger, stop it. You're scaring me! |
| MQ04RogerConfrontJanetRPin | How could you? How could you do that to her? Have you lost your mind? |
| MQ04RogerConfrontJanetRPin | What on earth are you talking about, Roger? |
| MQ04RogerConfrontJanetRPin | My God... Janet, what have you done? |
| MQ04RogerJanetSnapped | Oh my God, what is that? Is that blood? And... brains? |
| MQ04RogerJanetSnapped | Janet did this to Martha? She really did snap, didn't she? |
| MQ04RogerMarthaDead | But... Janet would never... |
| MQ04RogerMarthaDead | I mean, I know she was upset, but I thought she was over it. How could she do this? |
| MQ04Soldier1 | The People's Republic of China claims this land as its own! Your evil, materialistic ways are at an end, American dogs! Men, open fire! |
| MQ04TimmyBrochure | What? No I'm not! |
| MQ04TimmyBrochureKidding | That's a dumb joke. You're not funny at all. |
| MQ04TimmyBrochureShow | But, but... I don't want to go away! I don't want to leave my mommy! |
| MQ04TimmyBrochureShow | [crying] |
| MQ04TimmyCry | [crying] |
| MQ04TimmyCry | [crying] |
| MQ04TimmyCry | [sobbing] |
| MQ04TimmyGameRude | Potty mouth! |
| MQ04TimmyGameRude | You're mean. Leave me alone! |
| MQ04TimmyMourn | Mommy? Mommy?! No! [crying] |
| MQ04TimmyMourn | Daddy? Daddy?! No! [crying] |
| MQ04TimmySPEECHCHALLENGE | What? Did I do something bad? |
| MQ04TimmySPEECHFlavor1 | No, no! Not my mommy and daddy! Nooo! |
| MQ04TimmySPEECHFlavor1 | [crying] |
| MQ04TimmySPEECHFlavor2 | I won't wet the bed again, I promise! I promise! |
| MQ04TimmySPEECHFlavor2 | [crying] |
| MQ04TimmySPEECHFlavor3 | No, no! Not my mommy and daddy! Nooo! |
| MQ04TimmySPEECHFlavor3 | [crying] |
| MQ04WhereAmI | This is Tranquility Lane. We all live here, and now so do you. |
| MQ04WhereAmI | Ha ha, such a kidder. You're on Tranquility Lane, of course! Where else would you be? |
| MQ04WhoAreYou | I'm Betty. I live here on Tranquility Lane. Want to play a game? |
| MQ04WhoAreYou | George Neusbaum. Proud resident of Tranquility Lane. Good to meet you, sport. |
| MQ04WhoIsBetty | Oh, you know Betty. |
| MQ04WhoIsBetty | She's... well. You just go talk to her, okay? |
| MQ04WhoIsBetty | Betty? Well... She's Betty. You know. |
| MQ04WhoIsBetty | You really shouldn't keep her waiting. |
| MQ05AutumnSpeech | Very well. Give me a few moments to bring the system online. |
| MQ05AutumnSpeech | Then you will immediately hand over all materials related to this project, and aid us in making it operational at once. |
| MQ05AutumnSpeech | Yes, Colonel. I'll do whatever you want; there's no need for more violence. |
| MQ05AutumnSpeech | I suggest you comply immediately, sir, in order to prevent any more incidents. Are we clear? |
| MQ05AutumnSpeech | Colonel, I assure you that this facility will not function. We have never been able to successfully replicate test results... |
| MQ05AutumnSpeech | Sir, this is the last time I am going to repeat myself. Stand down at once, and turn over control of this facility. |
| MQ05AutumnSpeech | Colonel... Is it Colonel? I'm sorry, but the facility is not operational. It never has been. I'm afraid you're wasting your time here. |
| MQ05AutumnSpeech | Furthermore, you are to assist Enclave scientists in assuming control of the administration and operation of this facility at once. |
| MQ05AutumnSpeech | I'm sorry, but that's.... |
| MQ05AutumnSpeech | Then I repeat, sir, that you are hereby instructed to immediately hand over all materials related to the purifier. |
| MQ05AutumnSpeech | Yes, I'm responsible for this project. |
| MQ05AutumnSpeech | Am I to assume, sir, that you are in charge? |
| MQ05AutumnSpeech | That's quite impossible. This is a private project; the Enclave has no authority here. I'm going to have to ask you to leave at once. |
| MQ05AutumnSpeech | The person in charge is to step forward immediately, and turn over all materials related to this project. |
| MQ05AutumnSpeech | By the authority of the President, this facility is now under United States government control. |
| MQ05DadAbandoningMe | For almost twenty years now, I've done everything I can to see that you have a good life. |
| MQ05DadAbandoningMe | The Vault wasn't perfect, to be sure, but it was the safest place in the Wasteland. That's why I took you there in the first place. |
| MQ05DadAbandoningMe | I didn't see it as abandoning you. I saw it as moving on, knowing you were safe. |
| MQ05DadAboutMom | Oh, my child. If only you could have known how much it meant to her. She believed in the work we were doing, and was so determined to see it through. |
| MQ05DadAboutMom | She gave up so much for the project. We all did, and I don't want that to have been for nothing. |
| MQ05DadAboutMom | Oh, my son. If only you could have known how much it meant to her. She believed in the work we were doing, and was so determined to see it through. |
| MQ05DadAboutMom | She gave up so much for the project. We all did, and I don't want that to have been for nothing. |
| MQ05DadBadKarma1 | I know that you're a good person. Whatever's going on, I know you'll make the best of it. |
| MQ05DadBadKarma1 | Let's get through this, and then I'll help you in whatever way I can. I'm here for you. |
| MQ05DadBadKarma2 | This place, this Wasteland... it's no more real than the Vault. You're still responsible for your actions. |
| MQ05DadBadKarma2 | Those actions can come back to haunt you in ways you never expect. Please just keep that in mind. |
| MQ05DadBadKarma2 | Whatever happens, know that I'll always love you. |
| MQ05DadBadKarma2 | Well, enough of a lecture for now. Let's get back to work. |
| MQ05DadBadKarma3 | This isn't about me, or the choices I've made. We're talking about you. |
| MQ05DadBadKarma3 | Whatever life you make for yourself out here, it's in your power to make it a good one. I just don't want to see you go down the wrong path. |
| MQ05DadBadKarma3 | But maybe this isn't the best time to have this talk. Once we're done here, then we can work it out together. Let's just get through this. |
| MQ05DadBadKarma4 | I know. We all do what we have to. |
| MQ05DadBadKarma4 | But don't compromise who you are. It's in your power to be a good person, to do the right thing. Just please keep that in mind. |
| MQ05DadBadKarma4 | We can talk more later. Let's get back to work. |
| MQ05DadBroadcast | ...The Enclave? What are they doing here... They're where? Madison, lock that door! |
| MQ05DadBroadcast | Please remain in your assigned areas while we get this sorted out... |
| MQ05DadBroadcast | Everyone, it seems we have some visitors. I don't know who they are or what they want. |
| MQ05DadBroadcast | We have a singular opportunity here; a chance to make the Wasteland a better place for... what? What's that? |
| MQ05DadBroadcast | I'd like to thank you all for returning to this project after so many years. I know some of you thought this day would never come. |
| MQ05DadBroadcast | Once the mainframe is online, we'll be able to access the database, and hopefully learn where we can find a G.E.C.K. |
| MQ05DadBroadcast | There's a lot of deterioration in the pipes, and some damage to the substructure, but it's nothing we can't fix. |
| MQ05DadBroadcast | We've restored power to the mainframe, which is coming online now. |
| MQ05DadBroadcast | All right everyone, you should be able to hear me now. |
| MQ05DadCanWeTalk | Of course, honey. What's on your mind? |
| MQ05DadCanWeTalk | Of course, son. What's on your mind? |
| MQ05DadCanWeTalk | What's on your mind? |
| MQ05DadCouldveToldMe | Oh, be honest. Can you really say you wouldn't have tried to come with me if you knew? |
| MQ05DadCouldveToldMe | I told you, I wanted a different life for you. I had hoped the Overseer would seal the Vault, making it impossible for you to leave. |
| MQ05DadCouldveToldMe | It might mean you spent the rest of your life hating me, but... your well-being was worth that chance. |
| MQ05DadDeathConv | ...run... Run!... |
| MQ05DadDeathWish | What? No. No, of course not! |
| MQ05DadDeathWish | I just... This is important work. Clean water can change the lives of so many people. It's worth the risk to help them. |
| MQ05DadForgetIt | I hope that you can understand why I've done the things that I've done. The last thing I want is to lose my daughter. |
| MQ05DadForgetIt | I hope that you can understand why I've done the things that I've done. The last thing I want is to lose my son. |
| MQ05DadGoBack | Somehow I don't think the Overseer would agree to that. |
| MQ05DadGoBack | What's done is done. But if we succeed, if we can make Project Purity a reality, we can create a new life for ourselves out here. |
| MQ05DadGoodKarma1 | I didn't want you to think I hadn't noticed. You've had to deal with so much... We all have. |
| MQ05DadGoodKarma1 | Once we're done here, you can tell me all about it. For now, let's get to work. |
| MQ05DadGoodKarma2 | Life out here is so different from the Vault. You know it's something I never wanted you to face. |
| MQ05DadGoodKarma2 | I'm glad to see it hasn't changed who you are. There aren't many who can say that about themselves. |
| MQ05DadGoodKarma3 | As much as I'd like to, I can't take all the credit. You're the one making the choices. I'm glad to see they've been good ones. |
| MQ05DadGoodKarma3 | You make me very proud. |
| MQ05DadGoodKarma3 | Look at me, getting all sentimental. There's time for that when our work is done. |
| MQ05DadGoodKarma4 | Someday I'll find a way to make it up to you. I promise. |
| MQ05DadGoodKarma4 | Let's finish our work so that we can do some good together. |
| MQ05DadHelpMe | I can understand that you're angry. You have a right to be. |
| MQ05DadHelpMe | Perhaps the choice I made wasn't the right one. At the time, I thought I was doing what was best for you. |
| MQ05DadHelpMe | I can understand that you're angry. You have a right to be. |
| MQ05DadHelpMe | Perhaps the choice I made wasn't the right one. At the time, I thought I was doing what was best for you. |
| MQ05DadHowLeaveMe | I wanted you to be safe. I didn't want this for you -- a life out here in this godforsaken warzone. |
| MQ05DadHowLeaveMe | I couldn't tell you what I was doing because I didn't want you following me. |
| MQ05DadHowLeaveMe | A plan which clearly was not as successful as I imagined it would be. |
| MQ05DadJustDisappear | I had thought that after my escape, the Overseer would seal the vault. You'd have no choice to stay behind. |
| MQ05DadJustDisappear | I suppose I underestimated how resourceful you are. |
| MQ05DadLiDeathScene | Please. Just monitor the pumps. |
| MQ05DadLiDeathScene | James, I... |
| MQ05DadLiDeathScene | Madison, please. It's very important that you do this right now. Just step over to the panel while I access the computer in the control booth. |
| MQ05DadLiDeathScene | What? What are you talking about? That doesn't even make any sense... |
| MQ05DadLiDeathScene | I need you to monitor the output levels on pumps three and four. Please step over to the panel and keep an eye on them, will you? |
| MQ05DadLiDeathScene | I won't help you do this James. Not after everything it took to get here. |
| MQ05DadLiDeathScene | Madison, please. Now's not the time. I'll get the information the Colonel needs, but I need you to... |
| MQ05DadLiDeathScene | James, this is wrong. You can't do this. |
| MQ05DadLiStage10 | Thank you, Madison. It's good to be working with you again. |
| MQ05DadLiStage10 | Damn you, James. When this is all over, you owe me a drink. I'll get the team together. |
| MQ05DadLiStage10 | And you know I wouldn't be here if I didn't think this would really work. It's time, Madison. |
| MQ05DadLiStage10 | You know if it were anyone else asking me to do this, I'd have them run right out of Rivet City. |
| MQ05DadLiStage10 | That's why we're going to head over there right now and get things up and running as best we can. |
| MQ05DadLiStage10 | From the last reports, there's no power at the facility. Even if one of those computers had a database, we couldn't access it. |
| MQ05DadLiStage10 | I know, I was thinking about that. The lab at the facility had some old pre-war computers that we scavenged. One of them might be useful. |
| MQ05DadLiStage10 | James, I... We don't have a G.E.C.K. I can get a small team together, but we'll need proof that it works before people believe us. |
| MQ05DadLiStage10 | It's as important to me as ever, Madison. I know it's important to you too. Let's finish this together. |
| MQ05DadLiStage10 | You haven't lost any of your passion, have you James. |
| MQ05DadLiStage10 | How could it not be worth improving the lives of everyone in the Wasteland? What could be a more worthy endeavor? |
| MQ05DadLiStage10 | I... I don't know, James. So many years have passed. Is it really still worth trying? |
| MQ05DadLiStage10 | Madison, I'm telling you this is real. I talked to Braun himself. He confirmed it. Don't you see? This is what we've been waiting for! |
| MQ05DadLiStage10 | I'd like to believe you, James. Really I would. This is all just so... So sudden. |
| MQ05DadLiStage10 | And with good news. I was right about Braun and the G.E.C.K. If we can find one, we can adapt it to work with the purifiers. |
| MQ05DadLiStage10 | James! You're back! |
| MQ05DadLiStage10 | I told you it would work, Madison, and now I can prove it. |
| MQ05DadMegatonDestroyedReaction1 | What I did can't even compare to such a thing. |
| MQ05DadMegatonDestroyedReaction1 | All those people... |
| MQ05DadMegatonDestroyedReaction1 | You're still my son, and I love you, but I can't begin to tell you how disappointed in you I am. |
| MQ05DadMegatonDestroyedReaction1 | We'll talk more about this when there's time. Right now we have work to do. |
| MQ05DadMegatonDestroyedReaction1 | What I did can't even compare to such a thing. |
| MQ05DadMegatonDestroyedReaction1 | All those people... |
| MQ05DadMegatonDestroyedReaction1 | You're still my daughter, and I love you, but I can't begin to tell you how disappointed in you I am. |
| MQ05DadMegatonDestroyedReaction1 | We'll talk more about this when there's time. Right now we have work to do. |
| MQ05DadMegatonDestroyedReaction2 | I didn't think so. You couldn't possibly do something like that. |
| MQ05DadMegatonDestroyedReaction2 | Honestly, I have a hard time believing you. I raised you to be better than that... Better than the Wastes. |
| MQ05DadMegatonDestroyedReaction2 | We'll talk more about this later. There's too much work to be done now to let this get in the way. |
| MQ05DadMegatonDestroyedReaction2 | I certainly hope not. It's not how I raised you. |
| MQ05DadMegatonDestroyedReaction3 | What you do in the world may be your business, but here, with me, you are MY son. |
| MQ05DadMegatonDestroyedReaction3 | I can't begin to tell you how disappointed I am. That goes against everything I ever taught you. |
| MQ05DadMegatonDestroyedReaction3 | I want to talk more about this later. For now, let's just focus on our work. |
| MQ05DadMegatonDestroyedReaction4 | Something like that never needs to be done. I can't begin to tell you how disappointed I am in you. |
| MQ05DadMegatonDestroyedReaction4 | There's work to be done now, but I want to talk to you about this later. |
| MQ05DadMegatonSaved1 | I'm very proud of you, even though you put yourself in harm's way. |
| MQ05DadMegatonSaved1 | Just please be careful out there. This is a dangerous world; far more dangerous than anyone in that Vault knows. |
| MQ05DadMegatonSaved2 | I see. You did a good thing, but I'm not sure I approve of your motives. |
| MQ05DadMegatonSaved2 | Perhaps we can discuss it more later. We have a lot of work to do now. |
| MQ05DadMegatonSaved3 | I just wanted to say that I'm very proud of you. That's all. |
| MQ05DadMegatonSaved3 | Let's get back to work, then. |
| MQ05DadNevermind | All right. |
| MQ05DadPissed | I'm sorry you feel that way. |
| MQ05DadRunsInTheFamily | I suppose it does. |
| MQ05DadRunsInTheFamily | Look, I am sorry that I left you. I did what I thought was best for you. I don't know how else to say it. |
| MQ05DadStage25AgreeEnthused | Be careful. |
| MQ05DadStage25AgreeReluctant | Thank you. |
| MQ05DadStage25AllClear | I'm proud of you. Now let's get in there. |
| MQ05DadStage25AllClearB | Excellent. Let's get inside and get to work. |
| MQ05DadStage25HowCouldYou | I'm afraid I don't have many options. Please know that I would never put you in this position if I didn't think it was absolutely necessary. |
| MQ05DadStage25HowCouldYou | Will you do it? |
| MQ05DadStage25Kidding | I know, I know. Believe me, I'm not entirely comfortable with it either. |
| MQ05DadStage25Kidding | There are sentry guns in there that may still have power. If you can turn them on, they can do at least some of the work for you. |
| MQ05DadStage25NotSafeYet | All right. We'll stay here, then. |
| MQ05DadStage25NotSafeYet | Do what you have to, but be careful. |
| MQ05DadStage25NotYetB | All right, all right. Do what you have to, but be careful. |
| MQ05DadStage25Refuse | Please reconsider. Until we can get inside and turn the computers on, we can't get any closer to finishing our project. |
| MQ05DadStage25Refuse | I would hate to see all this effort go to waste. |
| MQ05DadStage25SureThing | Thank you. We'll wait here until you give the all-clear. |
| MQ05DadStalling | Nearly finished... |
| MQ05DadStalling | Almost ready. I'm compiling the data now. |
| MQ05DadStalling | Just another minute, and I'll be done. |
| MQ05DadStalling | It'll only be a few more moments. |
| MQ05DadStalling | Enough of these delays. |
| MQ05DadStalling | I grow tired of waiting. |
| MQ05DadStalling | My patience wears thin. |
| MQ05DadThinkYouCanDoThis | I wouldn't be here if I didn't. With what I've learned from Doctor Braun, I know it can work. |
| MQ05DadThinkYouCanDoThis | That's why it's so important we find a G.E.C.K. as soon as possible. It's the key to Project Purity. |
| MQ05DadThrowAwayLife | You have to understand, the Vault wasn't for me. It was for you. To make sure my daughter grew up someplace safe, away from all this. |
| MQ05DadThrowAwayLife | I didn't want you to leave. I wanted you to stay there, to grow up and live your life in safety. |
| MQ05DadThrowAwayLife | You have to understand, the Vault wasn't for me. It was for you. To make sure my son grew up someplace safe, away from all this. |
| MQ05DadThrowAwayLife | I didn't want you to leave. I wanted you to stay there, to grow up and live your life in safety. |
| MQ05DadTLBigDealAboutWater | The Vault you grew up in had its own water purification system. Clean water was never a worry. Out here, things are different. |
| MQ05DadTLBigDealAboutWater | Water out here is never clean, and almost always irradiated. It's barely able to sustain any kind of normal life. |
| MQ05DadTLBigDealAboutWater | If we can change that, humanity has a real chance at rebuilding. Starting over. |
| MQ05DadTLHowDidMomDie | I understand that you have reason to question a good many things I've told you over the years. |
| MQ05DadTLHowDidMomDie | But your mother... I've never lied to you about what happened. Not once. |
| MQ05DadTLHowDidMomDie | She died giving birth to you. It was a difficult time... She was so eager to meet you, to make a place for you in the world. |
| MQ05DadTLHowDidMomDie | If nothing else, please believe that she loved you very much. |
| MQ05DadTLTravelChangedMind | I'm sorry to hear that. I hope you'll consider meeting me in Rivet City. |
| MQ05DadTLTravelChangedMind | That's good to hear. Let's not waste any time. |
| MQ05DadTLWhatHappenedToPPurity | In the year before you were born, things became difficult. |
| MQ05DadTLWhatHappenedToPPurity | There had always been something of a "mutant problem" in the city, but it became worse. They attacked more frequently, and more aggressively. |
| MQ05DadTLWhatHappenedToPPurity | Support for the project eroded as time went on, when we couldn't produce any significant results. Progress came to a halt. And then you were born. |
| MQ05DadTLWhatHappenedToPPurity | Your mother and I had talked about what to do when that time came, but then I... We lost her, and I had to make a decision. I chose to leave. |
| MQ05DadTLWhatHappenedToPPurity | From what I understand, things happened quickly after that. It became too dangerous for the others to stay, and so the project was abandoned. |
| MQ05DadTLWhatHappenedToPPurity | Doctor Li and her team left for what became Rivet City, and Project Purity has sat waiting ever since. |
| MQ05DadTLWhatisProjectPurity | It started as an idea, really. Remember the Bible passage your mother loved so much? |
| MQ05DadTLWhatisProjectPurity | Free, clean water for everyone. What a difference it could make in the lives of everyone here in the Wastes. |
| MQ05DadTLWhatisProjectPurity | Over time, that idea took the form of a purifier. Not like the one in the Vault, though. |
| MQ05DadTLWhatisProjectPurity | This one was gigantic, capable of purifying millions of gallons of water at once. |
| MQ05DadTLWhatisProjectPurity | We used the old Jefferson Memorial for the location, right on DC's Tidal Basin. Someday soon, I hope you'll see it work. |
| MQ05DadUnderstand | So am I, my love. While this isn't what I had in mind, it's good to have you with me. |
| MQ05DadUnderstand | So am I, son. While this isn't what I had in mind, it's good to have you with me. |
| MQ05DadWhatDoing | There's so much history here. So much time and energy spent on this place, because it could help so many people. |
| MQ05DadWhatDoing | And now, after all these years, there's a chance to finish it. To see it through to the end, and help all the people of the Capital Wasteland. |
| MQ05DadWhySoImportant | You remember the Bible passage, about the waters of life? It's more than just a poster on a wall. |
| MQ05DadWhySoImportant | Your mother and I, we lived by that ideal. Water, clean and free, for everyone in the Wasteland! |
| MQ05DadWhySoImportant | Think about that for a moment. No more radiation sickness, no more mutated crops, no more struggling just to stay alive. Finally... hope. |
| MQ05DadWhySoImportant | Isn't it worth taking a risk to give that hope to people? |
| MQ05DanDadDoingRightThing | Sure, sure. No matter that he disappears for almost twenty years, leaving us all hanging. It's not like we have lives or anything. |
| MQ05DanGetAwayFromMe | Yeah? Well... I'm just saying. |
| MQ05DanMyDadsDead | Oh hell. I'm sorry, I didn't know. I just thought that since this happened after you showed up... Well, you know. Man, I'm sorry. |
| MQ05DanWhyAsshole | God forbid I should be upset that twice now my work has been screwed over by your father. |
| MQ05DanWhyAsshole | And, to make things worse, this time he brings his snot-nosed kid along for the ride. |
| MQ05FixPPBeBack | That's the spirit! |
| MQ05FixPPNoWayMan | All right, all right. I won't push. But please reconsider. |
| MQ05FixPPNoWayMan | Honey, I know things are moving a bit quickly, and I'm sure you have some conflicting feelings about helping me after what's happened. |
| MQ05FixPPNoWayMan | If you need to take a moment, that's fine. I'll be waiting for you. |
| MQ05FixPPNoWayMan | Son, I know things are moving a bit quickly, and I'm sure you have some conflicting feelings about helping me after what's happened. |
| MQ05FixPPNoWayMan | If you need to take a moment, that's fine. I'll be waiting for you. |
| MQ05FixPPWhatNext | You just need to power up the mainframe, and we can see what there is to see. |
| MQ05FixPPWhatNext | You need to replace the fuses that shorted out in the flooding. Once they're in, the automatic doors will work and we can reach the mainframe. |
| MQ05FixPPWhatNext | Right. The flooding shorted out some of the fuse boxes downstairs, including one that controls some of the automatic doors. |
| MQ05FixPPWhatNext | Here, take these fuses. The box is back down in the sub-basement, near the eastern end of the level. |
| MQ05FixPPWhatNext | Once the fuses are replaced, you'll be able to get to the mainframe. |
| MQ05FixPPWhatNext | The flood control pumps, remember? Without those working, we can't restore power to the mainframe. |
| MQ05FixPPWhatNext | I can use the intercom system to talk you through reaching them. |
| MQ05FixPPWhatNext | The Project was abandoned shortly after you were born. Things have deteriorated here since then, and there's been some flooding. |
| MQ05FixPPWhatNext | I'll need you to get to the Flood Control Pumps and activate them so we can clear out the water and reach the mainframe. |
| MQ05FixPPWhatsGoal | Eventually, I think we can get the whole facility up and running. But we'll need a G.E.C.K. for that. |
| MQ05FixPPWhatsGoal | So we need to find a G.E.C.K. I'm hoping the Project's computer will have information on where we can locate one. |
| MQ05FixPPWhereDoIGo | The automatic doors sealed when the flooding occurred, so you'll have to use the access tunnels to reach the pumps. |
| MQ05FixPPWhyMe | In a word? No. Everyone else has specific tasks to complete as the power comes back online. |
| MQ05FixPPWhyMe | Don't worry. I'll guide you along the way as best I can using the intercom system. You'll do fine. |
| MQ05GarzaBuffout | I... Normally I would never approve of this. If the situation weren't so serious... |
| MQ05GarzaBuffout | If you think this is the best course of action, we'll do it. I hope this isn't a mistake. |
| MQ05GarzaDeadSorry | I can't believe James raised a daughter like you. You disgust me. |
| MQ05GarzaDeadSorry | I can't believe James raised a son like you. You disgust me. |
| MQ05GarzaDeadWhoCares | You're inhuman! I won't forget this. |
| MQ05GarzaICanHelp | I do not have my usual supplies of medicine. I was too hasty in leaving. |
| MQ05GarzaLeaveBehind | Maybe you're right. Very well. I'll tell him, and then we'll continue. |
| MQ05GarzaLeaveBehind | Let's make this quick. |
| MQ05GarzaMeds | Ah, so you do. Give them to Doctor Li, if you please. |
| MQ05GarzaMeds | Yes, this looks to be enough. He'll need medical attention once we've reached the Citadel, but this will get him there. |
| MQ05GarzaMeds | Thank you. Give me a moment, and we can continue. |
| MQ05GarzaNevermind | Perhaps if I just rest a while... [gasp] Perhaps not. |
| MQ05GarzaNevermind | We cannot continue to delay here. Something must be done. Is there no medicine to be found? |
| MQ05GarzaNoTime | I said I will NOT leave him. Now look around for any sort of medical supplies. There must be something we can put to use. |
| MQ05GarzaSick | Doctor Li. My heart... I must rest. |
| MQ05GarzaStayBehind | Yes, you are right. There is no reason to put everyone at risk on my account. Go on without me. |
| MQ05GarzaStopCrazy | I'm afraid I can't do that. |
| MQ05GarzaStopCrazy | Doctor Li can tell you. It's my heart. |
| MQ05GarzaStopCrazy | Garza is in need of medical attention immediately. He has a heart condition. I will not leave him behind. |
| MQ05GarzaWhatDoWeDo | I don't have sufficient medical supplies with me, or else this wouldn't be a problem. If you have any Stimpaks, I would ask that you hand them over. |
| MQ05GarzaWhyStop | I... my heart. It's weak, and I have no medicine with me. |
| MQ05GarzaWhyStop | Doctor Li, she can explain. |
| MQ05GarzaWhyStop | Garza has a heart condition. He needs medicine, or he may not make it. I'm not moving until he gets the medicine he needs. |
| Mq05Gun10mmPistol | Sure. Beats having nothing, doesn't it? |
| MQ05Gun10mmSilenced | I'm not sure the silencer will do me much good, but I'll take it. Thanks. |
| MQ05Gun32Pistol | I guess it's better than nothing. Thanks. |
| MQ05GunChinesePistol | Hmm, okay. Never used one of these before, but I can probably figure it out. |
| MQ05GunMagnum | Wow, you sure about that? Okay... |
| MQ05GunNoPistol | Okay. If you find one, let me know. |
| MQ05IntercomDangerous | No, not at all. You'll just need to turn a valve. It'll only take a moment. |
| MQ05IntercomGoingIn | Now I won't be able to contact you once you're in there. You'll exit near the cisterns, and then you can get in touch with me again. |
| MQ05IntercomTalk1 | Honey? Over here; the intercom. |
| MQ05IntercomTalk1 | Son? Over here; the intercom. |
| MQ05IntercomWhereAmI | Right now you're near one of the large cisterns where water from the river is kept until it can be processed. |
| MQ05IntercomWhereAmI | You're in the security level. It's full of holding tanks for the water as well as our processing equipment and power systems. |
| MQ05IntercomWhereAmI | You're in what used to be the old museum and gift shop. A lot of the Project's machinery is down there now. We just refer to it as the Museum level. |
| MQ05IntercomWhereAmI | According to the display, you're somewhere in the substructure. I can't be more specific than that right now. |
| MQ05IntercomWhereDoIGo | Head towards the northeast end of that level. There's an intercom close to the grate you're looking for. |
| MQ05IntercomWhereDoIGo | Head up to the museum level. Use the door at the north end of the level you're on now. |
| MQ05IntercomWhereDoIGo | The mainframe room is on the security level, west of the pumps you started earlier. |
| MQ05IntercomWhereDoIGo | You're on the right level. Head to the western end, and look for the large automated door. |
| MQ05IntercomWhereDoIGo | The fuse box you're looking for is down near the cisterns. Keep heading down. |
| MQ05IntercomWhereDoIGo | Come on back up to the main lab. I'll be waiting. |
| MQ05IntercomWhereDoIGo | The flood control pump is at the south end of this level. |
| MQ05IntercomWhereDoIGo | Keep heading down. There's a staircase at the south end of the level you're on. |
| MQ05IntercomWhereDoIGo | I can't really say, since I don't know where you are. |
| MQ05LiAlreadyFoundDadThanks | He is? I didn't... I didn't think I'd be seeing him again. Not quite so soon, at any rate. |
| MQ05LiAwfullyHappy | No, of course not. I am simply glad that our work can continue. James is essential to the project. That's all. Really. |
| MQ05LiDadsOnHisWay | You are? Then... he's coming back? After our last conversation, I didn't think he would. |
| MQ05LiEndSpeech | Lyons! I know you're in there! I know you can hear me! You open this goddamn door right now! |
| MQ05LiEndSpeech | I'm sorry, ma'am. No unauthorized civilians allowed inside the Citadel. You'll have to leave now. |
| MQ05LiEndSpeech | I am Doctor Madison Li. I have people with me in need of shelter. You must allow us access at once. |
| MQ05LiEndSpeech | I believe I can handle things from here. |
| MQ05LiGarzaBuffout | Thank you, Doctor Li. |
| MQ05LiGarzaBuffout | I... Yes, well. If we weren't in danger right now, I'd suggest something different. But this should see you through for the time being. |
| MQ05LiGarzaBuffout | If it will help me, then I will take it. I trust you, Doctor Li. |
| MQ05LiGarzaBuffout | Garza, we have no medicine... but there is something else that may help for now. |
| MQ05LiGarzaLeaveYou | Garza, I'm sorry. We have to go now. |
| MQ05LiGarzaLeaveYou | I cannot make it on my own, Doctor Li! I am too weak! |
| MQ05LiGarzaLeaveYou | I'm sorry, Garza. I have everyone else to think of as well. If you reach the Citadel, they'll be waiting for you. |
| MQ05LiGarzaLeaveYou | But... What will I do? You would leave me here alone? |
| MQ05LiGarzaLeaveYou | Garza, I'm sorry, but we must keep moving. If you can't keep up, I'm afraid we'll have to go on without you. |
| MQ05LiGarzaMedicine | All right. If you're up to it, we'll continue. |
| MQ05LiGarzaMedicine | Thank you, Doctor Li. I'm feeling better already. Let us continue, and not waste more time here. |
| MQ05LiGarzaMedicine | Garza, here. This will help you to feel better. Once we reach the Citadel, you'll be fine. |
| MQ05LiGarzaStayBehind | I'm sorry, Garza. I wish there was more we could do. |
| MQ05LiGarzaStayBehind | I insist. You have greater problems to worry about. I will be all right. Now please, go. |
| MQ05LiGarzaStayBehind | We can't just leave you here. It isn't right. |
| MQ05LiGarzaStayBehind | You know what to do, Doctor Li. You must go on without me. |
| MQ05LiGarzaStayBehind | Garza, I'm sorry. I don't know what to do. |
| MQ05LiGreetStage75 | They just burst in, and James locked the door. Why would he lock me out? What does he think he's doing? |
| MQ05LiLeadTheWay | There's an old tunnel that will lead us out of here, to someplace safe. We used it as an evacuation route once before, but that was a long time ago. |
| MQ05LiLeadTheWay | I hope everyone remembers how to get there. There isn't time to round everyone up. Come on, follow me. And hurry! |
| MQ05LiNotLeavingDad | There's nothing anyone can do for him now. The radiation levels in there are lethal. You'd die the same way he did. |
| MQ05LiNotLeavingDad | We need to get out of here, now! |
| MQ05LiScream | Aaaaaaahh! |
| MQ05LiToldYou | So you did. I apologize for entertaining the thought of doubting you. |
| MQ05LiWaveDoorLine | There's a locked door up ahead. I can open it, but it'll take some time. |
| MQ05LiWhatHappened | James... Your father caused an overload. He sacrificed himself to keep the Enclave from getting the purifier, and to buy us time to escape. |
| MQ05LiWhatHappened | There'll be more of them coming. We need to get out of here before they find us, or else your father died in vain. |
| MQ05LiWhereDoWeGo | We used an old, abandoned tunnel as an escape route once before, many years ago. Everyone should know how to find it. |
| MQ05LiWhereDoWeGo | We need to get there right now. Let's go. |
| MQ05PPScientistGetItWorking | I sure hope so, or it's just going to crush Doctor Li completely. Especially after your father came back and all. |
| MQ05PPScientistGetItWorking | I have faith in your father. With the knowledge he's gained, we stand a better chance than we ever have. |
| MQ05PPScientistGetItWorking | If Doctor Li says it will work, then it will be so. |
| MQ05PPScientistGetItWorking | The hell do you care? You showed up here what, five minutes ago, and now you're strutting around like you own the place? |
| MQ05PPScientistGetItWorking | You shouldn't even be here. Why don't you go do whatever it is you're supposed to be doing and leave me alone. |
| MQ05PPScientistGetItWorking | Not if you keep asking me stupid questions. |
| MQ05PPScientistGetItWorking | I don't see why not. Between Doctor Li and your dad, we've got the best minds on the job. They can do just about anything. |
| MQ05PPScientistGetItWorking | Yeah, I think we'll be up and running in no time. |
| MQ05ScientistAnythingIShouldKnow | Doctor Li has been waiting to come back here for twenty years, okay? Twenty. That's a long time. |
| MQ05ScientistAnythingIShouldKnow | This is important. We can't afford to screw it up. |
| MQ05ScientistAnythingIShouldKnow | The Brotherhood of Steel was overwhelmed by mutants here. Be careful they do not overwhelm you; I am sure some still lurk within the tunnels. |
| MQ05ScientistAnythingIShouldKnow | Besides the fact that you shouldn't be here? |
| MQ05ScientistAnythingIShouldKnow | Don't touch anything you're not told to. There's enough to do around here without having to clean up after you. |
| MQ05ScientistAnythingIShouldKnow | I'd steer clear of the water if I were you. It's seeping in from the Tidal Basin, which means it's radioactive. |
| MQ05ScientistAnythingIShouldKnow | If that's not bad enough, if there are any loose wires as the power comes back on... you might get a bit of a jolt. Know what I mean? |
| MQ05ScientistCanYouHelp | I am feeling better, but not well enough to be of use to you. I apologize. |
| MQ05ScientistCanYouHelp | I think not. I am no great fighter to begin with, and... I am not feeling well. I would only get in your way. |
| MQ05ScientistCanYouHelp | I can try. I'm not much good with weapons, but if you've got a pistol I can use, I'll do what I can. |
| MQ05ScientistCanYouHelp | What? You're supposed to be the tough one, right? Why don't you take care of it? |
| MQ05ScientistWhatsYourStory | I've been with Doctor Li for about ten years now. She needed an assistant, and I needed something to do. |
| MQ05ScientistWhatsYourStory | It was either this or wind up dead in a ditch someplace, y'know? |
| MQ05ScientistWhatsYourStory | I have worked for Doctor Li for many years. She has been good to me, helped me through some difficult times. |
| MQ05ScientistWhatsYourStory | I had little purpose in my life before she helped me. So now I help her in return. I am no scientist, but I am good with machines. |
| MQ05ScientistWhatsYourStory | Unlike some people around here, I stuck with Doctor Li through it all. I was the last one to leave when we finally gave up. |
| MQ05ScientistWhatsYourStory | Now your daddy shows up out of the blue, and suddenly I have to drop everything to come back and help pick up the pieces. |
| MQ05ScientistWhatsYourStory | Who, me? Oh, nothing special. I grew up in Rivet City, and was always interested in what the scientists were doing there. |
| MQ05ScientistWhatsYourStory | Doctor Li took me under her wing, and taught me everything I know. Dan and I were out in the field when we got the call to come back. |
| MQ05ScientistWhereFuseBox | Head back downstairs. The one you're looking for is underneath the mainframe room, I think. |
| MQ05ScientistWhereFuseBox | Right, because I'm supposed to know exactly what you're talking about. |
| MQ05ScientistWherePumps | Dad's got you doing the dirty work, huh? Well, good for you. Doesn't hurt to get your hands dirty. |
| MQ05ScientistWherePumps | You'll find the pumps down in the sub-basement. It's one level below where we are now. |
| MQ05ScientistWherePumps | Just look for the big switch on the wall. Throw that, and the pumps'll fire right up. |
| MQ05ScientistWherePumps | You're kidding me, right? |
| MQ05ScientistWherePumps | Ugh. They're downstairs in the sub-basement. You want me to hold your hand while you look for them? |
| MQ05TaftDialogueConvo | Targets confirmed westbound. Move to intercept. |
| MQ05Talk01 | Did we forget to compensate for the power fluctuations in our last calculation? I'd hate to see us short something out now. |
| MQ05Talk01 | I'm concerned that we're overlooking something, James. I don't want us to be too hasty. |
| MQ05Talk01 | Yes, Doctor? |
| MQ05Talk02 | It's fine, Madison. Everything is taken care of. There's no reason to be nervous. |
| MQ05Talk02 | We haven't forgotten anything. We're on top of the situation. Come on, we're professionals! |
| MQ05Talk02 | Make sure to stay in contact with Daniel and Alex. I'm waiting for a report from them. |
| MQ05Talk02 | When you have a moment, can you check the pressure on tanks 3 and 4? I'm concerned there may be a leak. |
| MQ05TalkResponse01 | I suppose you're right. Being back here after all this time, I can't help but be a little concerned. |
| MQ05TalkResponse01 | I'm already taking care of that. I'll let you know if there are any abnormal results. |
| MQ05TalkResponse01 | Doctor Li asked me to keep an eye on the power relays in level 3, but I'll take care of that for you. |
| MQ05TalkResponse01 | Yes sir. I'll attend to that in just a moment. |
| MQ05TravelPPComing | That's my boy! |
| MQ05TravelPPComing | It'll be good to work side-by-side with you, son. |
| MQ05TravelPPComing | That's my girl! |
| MQ05TravelPPComing | It'll be good to work side-by-side with you, honey. |
| MQ05TravelPPDangerous | Probably. But we have to try, don't we? It's too important to the people of the Wasteland to let fear stop us now. |
| MQ05TravelPPDangerous | We need to get moving right away. Are you coming with us? |
| MQ05TravelPPNotComing | Are you sure? I'm sure we could use your help. |
| MQ05TravelPPNotComing | If you change your mind, you can always meet up with us along the way. If nothing else, come see me once we're set up. |
| MQ05TravelPPNow | After twenty long years, I finally have a chance to make things right, to finish what I started so long ago. |
| MQ05TravelPPNow | I owe this to Madison. I owe it to your mother. No, I can't wait another moment. Are you coming with us? |
| MQ05TunnelExcuseMe | You heard me. We need you right now. You're the only one here with any amount of combat experience. |
| MQ05TunnelExcuseMe | We've got the Enclave behind us and who-knows-what ahead of us. If we're going to make it through here, we need your help. |
| MQ05TunnelLetsGo | We'll be right behind you. Be careful. |
| MQ05TunnelNotInCharge | I'm responsible for these people, and with James gone, I'm responsible for Project Purity. |
| MQ05TunnelNotInCharge | You're not getting into the Citadel without me, so I suggest you start listening to what I have to say. |
| MQ05TunnelWaitHere | Are you sure? I don't want to stay in one place for too long. |
| MQ05TunnelWhatDoYouMeanIf | We're underground. No one's been down here for a long time. Odds are we're not alone. Understand me? |
| MQ05TunnelWhatDoYouMeanIf | We don't have time to waste. We need to get moving. |
| MQ05TunnelWhatsAhead | I don't know what's ahead. That's the problem. |
| MQ05TunnelWhatsAhead | No one has used these tunnels in years. But we can't stay put; the Enclave will find us eventually. We have to get moving. |
| MQ05TunnelWhereTo | This tunnel leads to the Citadel, the Brotherhood of Steel's fortress. We should be safe there, if we can make it. |
| MQ05TunnelYouHaveAPlan | We need to keep everyone together, and we need to get through this tunnel as quickly as possible. |
| MQ05TunnelYouHaveAPlan | We're not safe until we reach the other side. You should stay close, and we'll follow behind you. |
| MQ05TunnelYoureRight | We need to stick together, but we need to move quickly. We'll follow behind you, all right? Let's get moving. |
| MQ06ElderLyonsGreeting1 | The most we can do is carry on his spirit. Live as he would have; make our world a better place. |
| MQ06ElderLyonsGreeting2 | Really... I assumed that you would have taken after your father. I assumed incorrectly. |
| MQ06ElderLyonsGreeting3 | Think nothing of it. Your father was a visionary. He spent his life trying to make this world a better place for all of us. Few can say that. |
| MQ06LiRothchildConv | Very well. We'll sort this all out. |
| MQ06LiRothchildConv | Yes. She knows what we need. Vault-Tec computer, something to locate equipment. Please help her. |
| MQ06LiRothchildConv | Yes. He knows what we need. Vault-Tec computer, something to locate equipment. Please help him. |
| MQ06LiRothchildConv | All right, Madison. It'll be okay. Now, this is James' daughter, I presume? I can see the resemblance. |
| MQ06LiRothchildConv | All right, Madison. It'll be okay. Now, this is James' son, I presume? I can see the resemblance. |
| MQ06LiRothchildConv | No, I don't think... I don't know. I just don't know what's happening anymore. |
| MQ06LiRothchildConv | Is that so? Does the Enclave know this? |
| MQ06LiRothchildConv | That's not true. James... He found what's been missing. We know how to get it running. |
| MQ06LiRothchildConv | Now now, calm down. You know as well as I do that the purifier doesn't work. It's useless to them. Perhaps it's time to walk away. |
| MQ06LiRothchildConv | Then do something now! They've taken over the purifier. Lyons, they cannot be permitted to have control over it. It's not right! |
| MQ06LiRothchildConv | Then it's as we feared. Madison, I'm sorry this happened. I wish we could have done something... |
| MQ06LiRothchildConv | The Enclave. They've attacked Project Purity. James is dead... there may be more. I don't know. You have to do something! |
| MQ06LiRothchildConv | Yes, I'd heard reports of an incident there. What details can you give us? |
| MQ06LiRothchildConv | Don't talk down to me, Lyons. I had nowhere else to turn. You must help us. Project Purity has been overrun. |
| MQ06LiRothchildConv | Madison, I'm surprised to see you here. What can I do for you? |
| MQ06RothchildAboutDamnTime | Indeed. Farewell. |
| MQ06RothchildAnotherWay | You share your father's determination, it seems. And in this case, you are correct. There may well be another way. |
| MQ06RothchildAnotherWay | Vault 87 is located very close to the site of Lamplight Caverns. It is entirely probable that the Vault may be entered from within the caves. |
| MQ06RothchildCaveDontKnow | No, I'm afraid not. After initial attempts to cross the radiation failed, it was decided to focus our efforts elsewhere. |
| MQ06RothchildCaveDontKnow | You, however, are free to do as you choose. More exploration may be useful. And I'll certainly be interested in anything you might find. |
| MQ06RothchildCaveTimetoFindOut | The Brotherhood simply cannot spare the resources necessary to investigate the area. Perhaps you may be more successful. |
| MQ06RothchildCaveTimetoFindOut | If you do find anything, please return here so that we may decide on how best to proceed. |
| MQ06RothchildCaveVault | Attempts were made, but our resources are stretched thin. The radiation proved fatal, and so our efforts were focused elsewhere. |
| MQ06RothchildCaveVault | Perhaps you will have more success. |
| MQ06RothChildCutTheShit | Taking the loss in stride, are we? |
| MQ06RothChildCutTheShit | It would seem the Brotherhood has more pressing matters to attend to than a twenty year old, defunct project. |
| MQ06RothChildCutTheShit | Out of respect for your father, however, I will offer advice. What exactly do you need? |
| MQ06RothchildGettothePoint | Yes, well... I am afraid that with the emergence of the Enclave, the Brotherhood is rather busy right now. |
| MQ06RothchildGettothePoint | I elected to take time from my responsibilities to assist you. Perhaps I was in error. Nonetheless, we may have what you seek. |
| MQ06RothchildGettothePoint | In the archives upstairs is an old, pre-war Vault-Tec terminal. I will send word that you need access to it. |
| MQ06RothchildHowKnowFather | I have been a part of the Brotherhood for many years. Enough that I was here when Project Purity first began. |
| MQ06RothchildHowKnowFather | I did not work directly with your father; he and his team valued their independence, and I respected that. |
| MQ06RothchildNeedAGeck | Are you quite sure? I suspect that would be a waste of time. Regardless, the Brotherhood is not in possession of such a device. |
| MQ06RothchildNeedAGeck | There is, however, a way in which we may be able to ascertain the location of one. |
| MQ06RothchildNeedAGeck | Really. A pity... You won't find one here. |
| MQ06RothchildNeedAGeck | It may be possible to locate one, however. |
| MQ06RothchildNeedaGECKNice | A G.E.C.K.? Goodness, no. Certainly not. |
| MQ06RothchildNeedaGECKNice | I must say that there are some who doubt such a device really exists, let alone works. |
| MQ06RothchildNeedaGECKNice | If, however, you share your father's determination, I may be able to assist you in locating one. |
| MQ06RothchildNeedaGECKRude | I fail to see how such a device would be useful to you. In fact, I doubt such a thing really works. |
| MQ06RothchildNeedaGECKRude | Either way, the Brotherhood is not in possession of such a device. |
| MQ06RothchildNeedaGECKRude | If you are determined to waste your time, you may go off in search of one. |
| MQ06RothchildNeedVault87 | I take it you were successful, then. |
| MQ06RothchildNeedVault87 | As it happens, the Brotherhood has some information about Vault 87. Let me show you what we know. |
| MQ06RothchildNeedVault87 | I see. |
| MQ06RothchildNeedVault87 | As it happens, the Brotherhood has some information about Vault 87. Let me show you what we know. |
| MQ06RothchildNeedVault87Nice | Ah. Well, that much I believe I can help with. |
| MQ06RothchildNeedVault87Nice | Step over here for a moment. I'll show you where it is. |
| MQ06RothchildSoImScrewed | So quick to give up... Disappointing. |
| MQ06RothchildSoImScrewed | There is, in fact, another potential way to reach the Vault. Lamplight Caverns is close by, and may provide an alternate means of access. |
| MQ06RothchildSoYouCanFindOne | Possibly. I'm afraid I won't be able to assist you directly; the news Doctor Li has brought will require me to be elsewhere. |
| MQ06RothchildSoYouCanFindOne | I can, however, give you access to an old pre-war computer from Vault-Tec. It may have the information you need. |
| MQ06RothchildSoYouCanFindOne | You'll find the terminal in the archives in the A ring. |
| MQ06RothchildThanks | You are welcome. If you require further assistance, I may be able to help. |
| MQ06RothChildThanksForSympathy | Think nothing of it. |
| MQ06RothChildThanksForSympathy | Now, Doctor Li has explained your predicament. You need to locate some Vault-Tec equipment? |
| MQ06RothchildTLReview | Check the map in the lab for reference, if you like. The Vault is to the west of the city, far out in the Capital Wasteland. |
| MQ06RothchildTLReview | Remember that you won't be able to just walk in, due to the radiation. You'll have to try and find another way to access the vault. |
| MQ06RothchildTLReview | I expect that Lamplight Caverns is your best chance for success. |
| MQ06RothchildVaultGetThroughRadiation | Quite simply, you don't. To attempt such a thing would be certain death for you. |
| MQ06RothchildWhatever | I find your attitude and lack of respect insulting. |
| MQ06RothThanksForHelp | I wish we could do more, but the Brotherhood potentially faces a very pressing, very real threat in the Enclave. |
| MQ06RothThanksForHelp | All of my efforts must now be devoted to assessing the threat they may pose to us. I'm sure you understand. |
| MQ06RothThanksForNothing | I find it hard to believe your father raised such a child. |
| MQ06RothThanksForNothing | I feel pity for whatever it is you've gone through that has made you so bitter. |
| MQ06RothVaultICanHandleIt | Can you now, without even knowing what the problem is? |
| MQ06RothVaultICanHandleIt | I suppose, then, you have a way to deal with lethal levels of radiation around the Vault? |
| Mq06RothVaultWhyDifficult | The area is highly irradiated; lethal levels are all around the entrance. Gaining direct access will be quite impossible. |
| MQ07BreakoutSceneConv | Thought you'd get out of here, did you? You little shit. Get back inside, now. |
| MQ07BreakoutSceneConv | You're fuckin' dead, you hear me? Dead! |
| MQ07BreakoutSceneConv | You! Get back here now! |
| MQ07BreakoutSceneConv | Run Sammy, run! We can make it! |
| MQ07CoastClearChoice1 | Oh, don't worry. We're outta here. Me and Sammy can make it, no problem. The drain in the bathroom is small; we'll fit through, but mungos can't. |
| MQ07CoastClearChoice1 | But you gotta tell Penny it's time to go. She's being all dumb, and won't listen to us. You gotta talk to her. |
| MQ07CoastClearChoice2 | Yep, me and Sammy can get out no problem. We're good at sneaking. They'll never spot us. |
| MQ07CoastClearChoice2 | We can just sneak through the drain in the bathrooms. It's just big enough for us. Way too small for you mungos. |
| MQ07CoastClearChoice2 | But Penny won't leave. She's being all stupid, and even though we told her it's the only chance to go, she says she's staying. |
| MQ07CoastClearChoice3 | Thanks, I guess. Me and Sammy should be able to make it out of here now. |
| MQ07CoastClearChoice3 | There's a drain in the bathrooms we can fit through. It's too small for mungos, so they never boarded it up. |
| MQ07CoastClearChoice3 | But Penny won't leave. I tried to get her to come with us, but she's being all stupid. |
| MQ07CrimsonDistractForgetIt | Already forgotten. Now take a hike. |
| MQ07CrimsonDistractMoney | Oh yeah? |
| MQ07CrimsonDistractMoney | Now that I think about it, Forty has been lookin' mighty fine lately. Workin' out extra. |
| MQ07CrimsonDistractMoney | Maybe I'll go see if there's anything I can do for him. You keep this between me and you. Clear? |
| MQ07CrimsonDistractSPEECH | Maybe he could. Maybe... |
| MQ07CrimsonDistractSPEECH | Maybe I'll go see how he's doing. Maybe there's something I could do for him. |
| MQ07CrimsonDistractSPEECH | You ain't gonna say a word 'bout this, right? |
| MQ07CrimsonFortyConversation | All right, all right. Just keep quiet. |
| MQ07CrimsonFortyConversation | Come on, Forty. Let's go take a break. |
| MQ07CrimsonFortyConversation | I, uhh... |
| MQ07CrimsonFortyConversation | Yeah, he might. Except he ain't gonna know nothing about it. Come on, I see the way you look at me. I can really give you something to look at. |
| MQ07CrimsonFortyConversation | That's a pretty stupid idea, even for you. Eulogy'd kill us both. |
| MQ07CrimsonFortyConversation | Oh, nothing. I was just sitting around, all bored and anxious, and thinking maybe I could find something to do. I mean, maybe we could. |
| MQ07CrimsonFortyConversation | The hell you want, Crimson? |
| MQ07CrimsonFortyConversation | Hey there, sugar. Lonely night? |
| MQ07CrimsonTLDistractForty | Uh-huh. And what makes you think I give two shits about what Forty could use? |
| MQ07EulogyBuyKids | A very good eye, my friend. Those little ones are good as a long-term investment. They have their other uses as well, I'm sure. |
| MQ07EulogyBuyKids | They are most definitely up for sale. |
| MQ07EulogyBuyKids | Yes, we've covered that. They're still available. |
| MQ07EulogyBuySlavesNotSeen | Well you should! Go on out, take a gander, and see if there's anything that might meet your needs. |
| MQ07EulogyBuySlavesNotSeen | I will point out that there are a few kids out there. Not something you see very often; a very good long-term investment. |
| MQ07EulogyBuySlavesNotSeen | We can discuss details once you've had a chance to look things over. |
| MQ07EulogyChangedMind | Are you sure? That's a shame. I thought we had a good thing going here. Well, you know where to find us. |
| MQ07EulogyKidInfoDone | Okay, then let's talk business. |
| MQ07EulogyKidInfoNames | Names? |
| MQ07EulogyKidInfoNames | I think Forty has a few nicknames for them, but none of them are very polite. |
| MQ07EulogyKidInfoWhereComeFrom | Does it really matter? They're here now, and they're available for purchase. |
| MQ07EulogyKidsTellMore | They're all in excellent physical condition, if that's what you're wondering. |
| MQ07EulogyKidsTellMore | A bit stubborn, perhaps. But that behavior can be altered over time. |
| MQ07EulogyKidsTellMore | What did you want to know? |
| MQ07EulogyNeverSaidBuy | I'm sorry, what? |
| MQ07EulogyNeverSaidBuy | I hope you're not trying to strong-arm me, friend. I'd be more than happy to cut both your legs off before you even think you have one to stand on. |
| MQ07EulogyPriceCantAfford | The price isn't going to change, if that's what you're hoping. They'll be here when you can cover the cost. |
| MQ07EulogyPriceCantAfford | Well, then I guess I can't sell them to you. |
| MQ07EulogyPriceNoWay | That's your choice. They're your caps, after all. I'm not going to try a hard sell here; someone else will buy them eventually. |
| MQ07EulogyPriceSoundsGood | Fair enough. It's a pleasure to do business with you again. |
| MQ07EulogyPriceSoundsGood | I'll have the kids delivered to the front gate. And, may I recommend keeping a close eye on them? They're clever little bastards. |
| MQ07EulogyPriceSoundsGood | A wise decision. It's a pleasure to do business with you. |
| MQ07EulogyPriceSoundsGood | I'll have the kids delivered to the front gate. And, may I recommend keeping a close eye on them? They're clever little bastards. |
| MQ07EulogyPriceSPEECH | I suppose I can accept that. It's a deal; the kids are yours. I'll have them delivered to the front gate for you. |
| MQ07EulogyPriceSPEECH | If I may, you might want to keep a close eye on them. They can be willful at times. Good luck. |
| MQ07EulogyTalkPrice | For starters, I'm thinking 500 caps each for the little ones... Sammy and Penny, I think their names are. |
| MQ07EulogyTalkPrice | Now the other one, Squirrel... that's a talented kid. 500 would be a crime. I'm thinking 1000 caps for him, bringing us to a total of 2000 caps. |
| MQ07EulogyTLBuySlaves | Right, right. 2000 caps was the figure I quoted. The price still stands if you're still interested. |
| MQ07EulogyTLBuySlaves | Of course. So you know what we have to offer; I assure you that you won't find quality like this anywhere else. |
| MQ07EulogyTLBuySlaves | Now how exactly can Paradise Falls accomodate your needs? |
| MQ07EulogyTLBuySlaves | Ah, fully engrossed in the trade, are we? I'm glad you came to see me, instead of trying to work around me. Easier to get along this way. |
| MQ07EulogyTLBuySlaves | There are some prime specimens out there. Have you had a chance to look them over? |
| MQ07EulogyTLBuySlaves | Well then, you and I are a perfect fit. You want to buy slaves, and I want to sell them. |
| MQ07EulogyTLBuySlaves | There are some prime specimens out there. Have you had a chance to look them over? |
| MQ07EulogyTLWantKids | You do? Hell, that's great news. They'll work out well for you, I think. Full of energy. Great for small jobs now, and bigger loads down the road. |
| MQ07EulogyTLWantKids | I'm sure we can come to a reasonable agreement; something you'll find affordable. |
| MQ07ExplainPenny1 | This mungo, Rory Maclaren. She got all sweet on him or something. I dunno, it's some stupid girl thing. |
| MQ07ExplainPenny1 | But they threw him in the box 'cause he was giving them shit, and they won't let him out. |
| MQ07ExplainPenny1 | So Penny says she ain't going until she knows he's safe. I told her she's stupid. |
| MQ07ExplainPenny2 | Beats me. I don't get girls at ALL. |
| MQ07ExplainPenny2 | She's all sweet on Rory Maclaren or something. Says she won't leave while he's still in the box. |
| MQ07ExplainPenny3 | She went all soft on Rory Maclaren. He's this guy that got captured. Not bad for a Mungo, but Penny really likes him. |
| MQ07ExplainPenny3 | The guards threw him in the box last week for causing problems. He's still in there, and she won't leave until he's out. |
| MQ07ExplainPenny3 | I say he's just another mungo, and ain't our problem. But Penny's being all stupid, like I said. |
| MQ07FortyBailout | Whatever. Get the hell out of here. |
| MQ07FortyDistraction1 | Since when are we such good buddies? Huh? |
| MQ07FortyDistraction1 | I'll tell you what I need. I need you to fuck off. |
| MQ07FortyDistraction2 | You think so, do you? |
| MQ07FortyDistraction2 | Funny, 'cause I ain't heard nothing about it. So maybe you should just get lost. |
| MQ07FortyDistractionSPEECH | Huh? |
| MQ07FortyDistractionSPEECH | Yeah, I mean they pay well enough, I guess. What the hell do you care? |
| MQ07FortyGreet1 | Goddamn right, nothing. Now get outta my way. |
| MQ07FortyGreet2 | Ain't none of 'em getting nowhere. Not with them collars on. Asshole should've known better. |
| MQ07FortyGreet3 | He did it. Dumb shit should've known the collar would blow. Now somebody's gotta clean up this mess. |
| MQ07FortySlavesBought | The little shits are your problem now. I see 'em around here again, I'm gonna shoot 'em. We clear? |
| MQ07FortySpeechSuccess1 | Maybe... And maybe it's time to see Eulogy about a raise. |
| MQ07FortySpeechSuccess2 | Yeah, so maybe I get a raw deal sometimes. Everybody does out here. That's the way shit goes. |
| MQ07FortySpeechSuccess2 | But maybe it's time that changed. Maybe I go see Eulogy about that right now, in fact. |
| MQ07FortySpeechSuccess3 | Well... I mean, yeah. I ain't exactly in charge here, but I'm Eulogy's right-hand man. |
| MQ07FortySpeechSuccess3 | Some other jackass should be pulling nighttime guard duty. Maybe I'll go have a little chat with Eulogy about that. |
| MQ07FortyWarnPlayer | Hey, back away from the kid. |
| MQ07FortyWarnPlayer | Quit hasslin' the merchandise. |
| MQ07PennyCHILDLeaveRory | I know, I know... but he was so nice to me. I just wanted him to be safe. |
| MQ07PennyCHILDLeaveRory | Fine, I'll go. |
| MQ07PennyLetsGoSPEECH | I know... I just wanted him to be safe. They were gonna sell him and then he was gonna leave and I'd never see him again and... and... |
| MQ07PennyLetsGoSPEECH | Let's just go, okay? I don't want to think about it. |
| MQ07PennyRoryChoice1 | Nuh-uh. Not without Rory. |
| MQ07PennyRoryChoice1 | You gotta get him out of the box. You just gotta! They've got keys for it somewhere. That mungo Forty has one. |
| MQ07PennyRoryChoice1 | I don't know where the other one is. His boss probably has it somewhere. You get Rory out, and I'll leave. Not until then. |
| MQ07PennyRoryChoice2 | You'll help? Oh, thank you! |
| MQ07PennyRoryChoice2 | You have to get Rory out of the box. He's locked in there, and the guards have the key. I think Forty has one; I don't know where the other is. |
| MQ07PennyRoryChoice2 | Probably the boss guy has it, or it's in his room. You find the key, you can get Rory out, and then I'll leave. |
| MQ07PennyRoryChoice3 | I can't. If they see me out there, they'll throw me back in and then I'll never get out. You have to do it. |
| MQ07PennyRoryChoice3 | You gotta get the key to the box. That mungo, Forty... He's got one. I think the boss guy has the other one. Keeps it in his room. |
| MQ07PennyRoryChoice3 | If you can get Rory out, come and get me and then we can leave. I just won't leave him behind. |
| MQ07PennyRoryDead | Poor Rory... He was a nice man. He deserved better. |
| MQ07PennyRoryDead | I'm getting out of here. Don't follow me. |
| MQ07PennyRorySafe1 | You saved him? Really? |
| MQ07PennyRorySafe1 | Thank you so much. I'll make it up to you somehow, I promise. |
| MQ07PennyRorySafe1 | Now I have to get out. Don't follow me; you go out the normal way. We'll meet outside. |
| MQ07PennyRorySafe2 | Okay, okay! |
| MQ07PennyRorySafe2 | Don't follow me. You go out the normal way, and meet Sammy and me outside. |
| MQ07PennyRorySafeLIE | Okay, if you say so. I'm getting out of here, then. |
| MQ07PennyRorySafeLIE | You go out the normal way, so they don't get suspicious. Meet us outside. |
| MQ07PennyTLLetsGo | I already told Sammy AND Squirrel I'm not going. I'm not leaving Rory! |
| MQ07PennyTLLetsGo | What're you gonna do, shoot me? |
| MQ07PennyTLWhyStillHere | No! I'm not leaving while they've still got Rory locked up! |
| MQ07PennyTLWhyStillHere | He's the only person here that's been nice to me. I'm not just going to leave him like that! |
| MQ07RoryExplainChoice1 | Penny? She wanted you to set me free? |
| MQ07RoryExplainChoice1 | I owe that little girl a lot. I'll have to try and make it up to her someday. |
| MQ07RoryExplainChoice1 | Okay, what do we do? |
| MQ07RoryExplainChoice2 | Okay, fine. If it'll help Penny, I'll do it. What do you want me to do? |
| MQ07RoryExplainChoice3 | No... No, I want Penny to be safe. She shouldn't be having second thoughts just because of me. |
| MQ07RoryExplainChoice3 | Just make sure you take care of her. I wouldn't want anything bad to happen to her, or her friends. |
| MQ07RoryExplainChoice3 | So what do we do now? |
| MQ07RoryFinishBeCareful | You got it. I'll stay right with you. Get me to the front gate, and I can make a run for it from there. |
| MQ07RoryFinishOnYourOwn | That's it, huh? Just toss me out of the box and into the meat grinder? |
| MQ07RoryFinishOnYourOwn | Thanks for nothing, asshole. |
| MQ07RoryFinishRunForIt | Okay, if you say so. I'll be right behind you. If you can get me to the front gate, I can take it from there. |
| MQ07RoryFollowLetsGo | Right behind you. |
| MQ07RoryFollowNM | Okay. Let's get the hell out of here. |
| MQ07RoryFollowWait | Man, I hope you know what you're doing. |
| MQ07RoryGreetingChoice1 | What? Are you kidding me? This is another one of Forty's tricks, isn't it. Well I'm not falling for it. |
| MQ07RoryGreetingChoice2 | Where are we going? What's going on? Who the hell ARE you? |
| MQ07RoryGreetingChoice3 | What? What's going on? Who are you? |
| MQ07RoryGreetingChoice3 | What? What's going on? Who are you? |
| MQ07RoryLetsGoChoice1 | She did? Is she safe? Can I see her? |
| MQ07RoryLetsGoChoice2 | Look, I'm not going anywhere until you tell me what's going on. For all I know, you're just trying to trick me into another beating. |
| MQ07RoryLetsGoChoice3 | Fine, fine. Let's go. What's the plan? |
| MQ07SammyFetchSquirrelTopic | Hey, that's the mungo. Go talk to him. |
| MQ07SammyFetchSquirrelTopic | Hey, that's the mungo. Go talk to her. |
| MQ07SammyGetLost | Thanks for nothing, ass. |
| MQ07SammyHostileGreet1 | You saw what happened to that other guy. Same thing'd happen to me if I try to run away now. |
| MQ07SammyHostileGreet1 | Collar would pop my head right off. And besides, I don't wanna leave without Squirrel and Penny. |
| MQ07SammyHostileGreet1 | I'll hide out here. Can you go in and get them? |
| MQ07SammyHostileGreet2 | This collar. It's gotta get turned off, or else I can't get out of here. You saw what happened to that other guy. |
| MQ07SammyHostileGreet2 | And then Squirrel and Penny... They're still inside, locked in the cage. You gotta get them out too. |
| MQ07SammyHostileGreet2 | No way the slavers are gonna let them walk out, so you're gonna have to bust them out. Think you can handle it? |
| MQ07SammyHostileGreet3 | I just thought maybe you could do something, since they're all gonna shoot you anyway. |
| MQ07SammyHostileGreet3 | Squirrel and Penny are still stuck in there, and none of us can leave while they got these collars turned on. |
| MQ07SammyHostileGreet3 | If you can get the slave pen open, Squirrel and Penny can make a run for it, and we can get out of here. What do you say? |
| MQ07SammyHostileResponse1 | You're okay for a mungo. Squirrel and Penny are still stuck inside. You need to get the key to the slave pen to get 'em out. |
| MQ07SammyHostileResponse1 | That Forty asshole has one, and so does the boss guy, Eulogy. Go get 'em! |
| MQ07SammyHostileResponse2 | Think about it? Come on, mungo. You can do it. |
| MQ07SammyHostileResponse2 | Well I'm gonna hang out here until you make up your stupid mind. |
| MQ07SammyHostileResponse3 | Thanks for nothing, mungo. |
| MQ07SammyHowDoIGetYouOut | Can't you just shoot them all? |
| MQ07SammyLLNo | Sure. Most mungos like you don't know where it is. We like it that way. |
| MQ07SammyLLNo | But we gotta get out of here. If you can help us, I'll show you where it is. Maybe Mayor will even be nice to you. But only if you help us. |
| MQ07SammyLLYes | Well we need to get out of here and get back there. Right now. So you gotta help us, okay? |
| MQ07SammyLLYesMayor | Really? I knew it! I knew he'd come to get us! |
| MQ07SammyLLYesMayor | Didn't think he'd send a mungo like you to do it, though. |
| MQ07SammyPlanToGetOut | You do? Great! |
| MQ07SammyPlanToGetOut | Whatever you do, make sure you turn off these collars. You saw what happened to that other guy. |
| MQ07SammyShootAnyOtherIdeas | Well, I mean, Squirrel thinks maybe he could use the computer in here to turn off the collars. |
| MQ07SammyShootAnyOtherIdeas | Squirrel's good with computers, and they don't know he made this one work again. But it's, uh... It's not connected or something. |
| MQ07SammyShootAnyOtherIdeas | Hang on. I'll get Squirrel, and he can tell you what to do. |
| MQ07SammyShootNo | No? You sure? |
| MQ07SammyShootNo | Well, okay. I guess maybe we could try Squirrel's plan. He says it'll work, but I don't know. It means using computers and stuff. |
| MQ07SammyShootNo | Hang on. Let me get him, and he can tell you the plan. I don't understand some of it, anyway. |
| MQ07SammyStage90Choice1 | What? That's a load of shit. We're not stupid, you know. We've seen what you mungos are like. |
| MQ07SammyStage90Choice1 | If you say so. |
| MQ07SammyStage90Choice2 | Rescued? This is a pretty stupid way to rescue anybody, mungo. |
| MQ07SammyStage90Choice3 | God, why didn't you say that? |
| MQ07SammyStage90Choice3 | Come on, let's go before they change their minds. I don't like the way that mungo looks at me. |
| MQ07SammyStage90Choice3 | Yeah, yeah. Okay. |
| MQ07SammyStage90FineStayHere | Well... No. You better be telling the truth, mungo, or else we're going to kill you in your sleep. |
| MQ07SammyStage90FineStayHere | So if you're serious, let's get moving. |
| MQ07SammyStage90KeepQuiet | What is there to talk about? I know what you're doing. You're going to take us somewhere and make us work for you... or worse. |
| MQ07SammyStage90KeepQuiet | I'm telling you right now, as soon as we get out of here, we're making a run for it. You want to try and shoot us, you can. |
| MQ07SammyStage90Lamplight | You did? You better not be lying. Fine, let's go. |
| MQ07SammyWhoAreYou | I'm Sammy. I'm from Little Lamplight. Me and Squirrel and Penny... We aren't supposed to be here. |
| MQ07SammyWhoAreYou | We gotta get back home. You gotta help us get out of here. |
| MQ07SammyWhyShouldIHelpYou | Look, we're not supposed to be in here. We live in Little Lamplight. Ever heard of it? |
| MQ07SquirrelGuardFortyDead | Hey hey, look at Mr. Mungo! |
| MQ07SquirrelGuardFortyDead | Sure hope whatever you did doesn't piss off the rest of them. |
| MQ07SquirrelGuardFortyDead | Okay, me and Sammy can sneak outta here. The drain in the bathroom is just big enough for us to sneak through. |
| MQ07SquirrelGuardFortyDead | But Penny's being all dumb and won't leave. What's with girls, anyway? |
| MQ07SquirrelGuardHow | Man, can't you think of anything on your own? |
| MQ07SquirrelGuardHow | Around midnight, there's only one guard. But it's that really mean guy, Forty. Still, probably your best chance to try something. |
| MQ07SquirrelGuardHow | Do what you gotta do, you know? Just get him away from his post. |
| MQ07SquirrelGuardNoLuckYet | Come on, mungo! How hard can it be? |
| MQ07SquirrelGuardNoWay | This is bull, man. You gotta help us out. |
| MQ07SquirrelGuardNoWay | What the shit? Come on, you already did half the work. Just a little more and we're outta here. Don't screw us over now. |
| MQ07SquirrelGuardOnIt | Okay. Don't do anything stupid. |
| MQ07SquirrelGuardOnIt | Okay. Don't do anything stupid. |
| MQ07SquirrelGuardPipeDown | What's the matter, mungo? Can't handle it? |
| MQ07SquirrelGuardPipeDown | You're big enough to take care of it. Don't get all cranky with me over it. |
| MQ07SquirrelLeavePennySPEECH | Yeah, maybe you're right. Me and Sammy can leave, at least. |
| MQ07SquirrelLeavePennySPEECH | All right, we're outta here. See you on the outside, mungo. |
| MQ07SquirrelOneStepChoice1 | Well, with the terminal, I can turn off the collars and open the gate. But they're not gonna just let us walk out of here, you know? |
| MQ07SquirrelOneStepChoice1 | There's always at least one guard near the pen, and someone's gotta get rid of him. |
| MQ07SquirrelOneStepChoice1 | Since we can't just walk around like we own the place, you're gonna have to do it. You get me? |
| MQ07SquirrelOneStepChoice2 | Hey mungo, I never said the terminal was the only thing we'd need to do. It's important, but it won't get us out that front gate. |
| MQ07SquirrelOneStepChoice2 | There's always at least one guard near the pen, and the terminal ain't gonna make the guard disappear. So you gotta do it. |
| MQ07SquirrelOneStepChoice3 | Hey, if you got any better ideas, you go right ahead and get to work. Me? This is the best I got. |
| MQ07SquirrelOneStepChoice3 | We got the terminal working, so I can turn off the collars, but we still gotta make it out of here. Past the guards. |
| MQ07SquirrelOneStepChoice3 | Unless you can get rid of the guard near the pen, we're going nowhere. So you gonna help, or you just gonna complain? |
| MQ07SquirrelPennyWhatNow | Hell, I dunno. Go talk to her. Try and get her to get out while she can. |
| MQ07SquirrelPennyWhatNow | Me and Sammy are getting out of here now, though. If you can get her to come, meet us east of here after you're out. |
| MQ07SquirrelPennyWhatNow2 | Hey, you're the one that said you wanted to get us out of here. |
| MQ07SquirrelPennyWhatNow2 | Go talk to her. See if you can get her to come with us. Me and Sammy are getting out of here right now. |
| MQ07SquirrelPennyWhatNow2 | We'll wait east of Paradise Falls. Meet us there once Penny's out. |
| MQ07SquirrelPlanKeepGoing | So I found this old terminal in the building here. Dusty, but it turns on with a little fixing. Like I said, I'm super smart. |
| MQ07SquirrelPlanKeepGoing | I know they use a terminal to turn the collars on and off. So if you can link the terminals, I can turn the collars off and they won't even know. |
| MQ07SquirrelPlanKeepGoing | Then we just gotta open the fence, sneak past the mungos with guns, and get the hell out of here. Sounds good, right? You in? |
| MQ07SquirrelPlanSkipToThePoint | Fine. But I'm telling you, it's good stuff. Really. |
| MQ07SquirrelPlanSkipToThePoint | We gotta turn the collars off, or else if we try to leave we'll get all chunkified. Don't want that. So we gotta use a terminal for it. |
| MQ07SquirrelPlanSkipToThePoint | I can use the terminal I fixed up in here, but I need it added to the network first. Main terminal is in the boss guy's room, so you gotta do that. |
| MQ07SquirrelPlanTellMeEverything | Okay, cool. You'll like it, really. It's going to work, I know it. |
| MQ07SquirrelPlanTellMeEverything | We're stuck behind this fence here. But even if we get past the fence, and the mungos with guns, we still can't leave. |
| MQ07SquirrelPlanTellMeEverything | They got these collars on us, right? Make us blow up if we try and get out. No way to get the collars off, so we gotta stop them from blowing up. |
| MQ07SquirrelPlanWhatDoIDo | Man, you're cranky. |
| MQ07SquirrelPlanWhatDoIDo | Fine, here's what you do. You go on into the boss guy's room, and use his terminal. Get the one in here added to the network. |
| MQ07SquirrelPlanWhatDoIDo | Think you can handle that, mungo? |
| MQ07SquirrelTLNotGoodWithComputers | Oh, come on. Aren't you mungos good for anything? I'm a kid, and I can do it. Why can't you? |
| MQ07SquirrelTLNotGoodWithComputers | Listen, if you can't make that work, then there might be one other way to do it, even for a stupid mungo like you. |
| MQ07SquirrelTLNotGoodWithComputers | There's a junction box along the wall in the eating area. Switch a few cables there, and we're good. So there you go. |
| MQ07SquirrelTLNotGoodWithComputers | Either you better be pretty good at fixing stuff, or you better learn how to use a terminal real fast. |
| MQ07SquirrelTLPlanAnotherWay | You're really dumb, aren't you? |
| MQ07SquirrelTLPlanAnotherWay | I just told you this is the plan. I don't got another way to do this. |
| MQ07SquirrelTLPlanNotDoingIt | Great. Then that means we're still stuck in here, and you're an asshole. |
| MQ07SquirrelTLPlanOkay | Gee, thanks. Don't work too hard, okay? |
| MQ07SquirrelTLTerminalWorking | All right! You're okay for a mungo, you know that? |
| MQ07SquirrelTLTerminalWorking | So we're one step closer to getting out of here. |
| MQ07SquirrelTLTerminalWorking2 | Nope. Good job on the terminal, but we're only one step of the way there. |
| MQ07SquirrelTLTerminalWorking3 | Ha ha. Real funny, mungo. |
| MQ07SquirrelTLTerminalWorking3 | So I guess you fixed it huh? Well good. Means we're one step closer to getting out of here. |
| MQ07SquirrelTLWheresTheTerminal | I told you, it's in the boss guy's room. You gotta sneak in there or something. That's up to you to figure out, mungo. |
| MQ08AutumnSay01 | Good work, soldier. Make sure the G.E.C.K. is secured aboard my Vertibird. |
| MQ08AutumnSay02 | You're certain she's unharmed? |
| MQ08AutumnSay02 | You're certain he's unharmed? |
| MQ08AutumnSay03 | Excellent. Prepare her for transport immediately. |
| MQ08AutumnSay03 | Excellent. Prepare him for transport immediately. |
| MQ08CharonTLGECK | The contract entitles you to my services in combat. I'm nobody's errand boy. I'm afraid you'll have to get it yourself. |
| MQ08FawkesCT01 | Me? You care who I am? |
| MQ08FawkesCT01 | Forgive me, but I'm not used to pleasantries. I'm more used to grunts and being struck about by the others. |
| MQ08FawkesCT01 | My name's Fawkes. I've lived in this... cage all my life. |
| MQ08FawkesCT02 | What's the matter with you? I assure you I'm unlike the others in this dank place. |
| MQ08FawkesCT02 | The name's Fawkes. I'd shake your hand, but this room happens to be my prison cell. |
| MQ08FawkesCT03 | Ugh. Must you use that vulgar term? |
| MQ08FawkesCT03 | Yes, I was born in the F.E.V. Chambers but a Super Mutant I certainly am not. I prefer the term Meta Human. Suits me better don't you think? |
| MQ08FawkesCT03 | Perhaps I'm getting ahead of myself. The name's Fawkes. |
| MQ08FawkesCT04 | No, please. I haven't had a civil conversation all my life! Don't go! |
| MQ08FawkesCT04 | I could help you! |
| MQ08FawkesCT05 | Yes. I suppose it is. When my captors placed me here, they were too stupid to realize this room contained a working terminal. |
| MQ08FawkesCT05 | I've spent all my life teaching myself to read and speak based on the information stored on the Vault's Mainframe. |
| MQ08FawkesCT05 | Ironic, isn't it? Surrounded by the world's history and yet my world consists of this tiny room. |
| MQ08FawkesCT06 | It was taken from a historical entry in the computer. The name comes from a man who was willing to fight and die for what he believed in. |
| MQ08FawkesCT06 | I felt it was appropriate given my circumstances. |
| MQ08FawkesCT07 | Very well. If this is what's to be expected from interacting with humans, then I'm likely better off in here than out there amongst you. |
| MQ08FawkesCT07a | Your arrogance against my kind is hardly surprising. |
| MQ08FawkesCT07a | However, there's only so much even I can take. Please, I'm appealing to the positive side of your human nature. |
| MQ08FawkesCT07a | Can we have a civil conversation? |
| MQ08FawkesCT08 | Because I'm a curiosity; an anomaly. They don't know why I'm different than they are and I think it fascinates them. |
| MQ08FawkesCT08 | All of the locked rooms in the medical wing contain failed experiments that they created. |
| MQ08FawkesCT09 | I think when I was created, something went wrong and I didn't come out like they planned. |
| MQ08FawkesCT09 | Just like the other things in this makeshift cell block, we're the results of what they would call failed experiments if they were smart enough. |
| MQ08FawkesCT10 | Let me guess... you're here for the G.E.C.K.. am I right? |
| MQ08FawkesCT10a | Perhaps. I assume you're here to find the G.E.C.K. |
| MQ08FawkesCT10b | Is it? What if I told you I could help you find the G.E.C.K.? |
| MQ08FawkesCTIntell01 | Yes, indeed it is ironic. |
| MQ08FawkesCTIntell01 | Forgive my astonishment, but I hadn't expected to meet someone with such a learned outlook of these things. It is a pleasant change. |
| MQ08FawkesCTIntell01 | I suppose I shouldn't be surprised, it was only a matter of time before someone like you showed up for the G.E.C.K. |
| MQ08FawkesCTQuickSkip01 | Yes, you do appear a bit harried and you obviously didn't come into the depths of this place to chat with me. |
| MQ08FawkesCTQuickSkip01 | I'd imagine the only reason you'd risk life and limb would be to retrieve the G.E.C.K. from its resting place. |
| MQ08FawkesGECK01 | I know what it is, I know where it is and best of all, I know how you can get your hands on it. |
| MQ08FawkesGECK02 | I read a tape once on how to tell if someone's lying and I must say you're a terrible liar. |
| MQ08FawkesGECK02 | Why else would you be in this horrible place if it wasn't to get it? People before you have tried and failed many times. |
| MQ08FawkesGECK02 | However, you're in luck. I know where it is and best of all, I know how you can get your hands on it. |
| MQ08FawkesGECK03 | Because, you can help me. |
| MQ08FawkesGECK03 | Let me out of this place. I can't take it anymore. I can't even recall how long I've been here. |
| MQ08FawkesGECK03 | Take me with you, and I'll retrieve the G.E.C.K. for you. |
| MQ08FawkesGECK04 | Not so fast. Quid pro quo, my friend. If I'm to do this service for you, I expect to get something in return. |
| MQ08FawkesGECK04 | Release me from this makeshift prison and I will personally take you to the G.E.C.K. and retrieve it for you. |
| MQ08FawkesGECK05 | What is it with your kind? This is why the bombs fell you know. |
| MQ08FawkesGECK05 | I have no reason to tell you anything. You kill me, you get nothing. So what's the point? |
| MQ08FawkesGECK05 | Let me out of this place and I'll retrieve the G.E.C.K. for you. |
| MQ08FawkesGECK06 | The chamber in which the G.E.C.K. resides is absolutely flooded with radiation. It's unlikely you'd survive very long. |
| MQ08FawkesGECK06 | Myself, on the other hand, have surprisingly inherited a useful trait from my fellow Meta Humans. I am highly resistant to radiation. |
| MQ08FawkesGECK06 | Let me out of here, and I will place the G.E.C.K. safely in your hands. |
| MQ08FawkesGECK07 | Unless your weapons can destroy radiation, I'd say that will prove difficult. |
| MQ08FawkesGECK07 | The G.E.C.K. is in a chamber flooded with deadly radiation. I doubt you could survive inside very long. However, I can. |
| MQ08FawkesGECK07 | Let me out of here, and I will place the G.E.C.K. safely in your hands. |
| MQ08FawkesGECK08 | At the end of the hallway to your right is a maintenance room. |
| MQ08FawkesGECK08 | Inside, you'll find the fire control console for the medical area. Trip the alarm on it, and I'll be able to get out. |
| MQ08FawkesGECK08 | A word of warning though. Tripping the console activates a failsafe and will open ALL of the recovery rooms in the medical area. |
| MQ08FawkesGECK08 | So, what do you think? Can you do it? |
| MQ08FawkesGECK09 | There's no way to prove it, you'll just have to take my word for it. |
| MQ08FawkesGECK09 | I've already helped you by warning you about the radiation. Take that as a gesture of good faith. |
| MQ08FawkesGECK09 | So what do you say? |
| MQ08FawkesGECKExit | So be it. Take your device and leave me here. It's what I expected. |
| MQ08FawkesGECKExit | When you give up because you can't get the G.E.C.K. and you realize your mistake, you'll be back. |
| MQ08FawkesGECKFastSC | Indeed. Your powers of deduction are quite impressive. I do indeed know where it is and how to get it. |
| MQ08FawkesGECKFastSC | The device is surrounded by a lethal field of radiation; lethal to humans that is. |
| MQ08FawkesGECKFastSC | Without insulting your intelligence, I think you can see where this is going. |
| MQ08FawkesGECKYes | I'm glad to see you are a sensible person. |
| MQ08FawkesGECKYes | Now, get me out of this place. I can't stand it anymore! |
| MQ08FawkesInsulted01 | I appreciate your understanding and your tone leads me to believe you're a reasonable person. |
| MQ08FawkesInsulted01 | Perhaps we can use this moment to help each other rather than fight each other. |
| MQ08FawkesInsulted02 | I appreciate your understanding. |
| MQ08FawkesInsulted02 | Perhaps we can use this moment to help each other rather than fight each other. |
| MQ08FawkesInsulted03 | Sigh. Very well. |
| MQ08FawkesInsulted03 | I was hoping my first encounter with a human would have proven more beneficial. I'm saddened that I was mistaken. |
| MQ08FawkesSay01 | You... over there. Please, come speak to me. I'm in the room to your left. Use the intercom next to the window. |
| MQ08FawkesTLComeWithMe | Sorry, I'm afraid a Super Mutant wouldn't be welcome in the places you frequent. |
| MQ08FawkesTLComeWithMe | All I would do is cause you undue attention and probably get you killed. |
| MQ08FawkesTLGECK | Some say it does nothing; that it's simply a pipe dream or a legend. Others feel the device is actually beneficial. |
| MQ08FawkesTLGECK | The latter group claims it creates life where none exists. A new beginning for man. |
| MQ08FawkesTLGECK | Some of the Vaults came equipped with them so after people emerged into the Wasteland, they could restart the world. |
| MQ08FawkesTLGECK | I'm not sure which to believe. |
| MQ08FawkesTLGECK | We can discuss this later. Right now, concentrate on getting this door open. |
| MQ08FawkesTLGetYouOut | At the end of the hallway to your right is a maintenance room. |
| MQ08FawkesTLGetYouOut | Inside, you'll find the fire control console for the medical area. Trip the alarm on it, and I'll be able to get out. |
| MQ08FawkesTLGetYouOut | A word of warning though. Tripping the console activates a failsafe and will open ALL of the recovery rooms in the medical area. |
| MQ08FawkesTLGetYouOut | At the end of the hallway to your right is a maintenance room. |
| MQ08FawkesTLGetYouOut | Inside, you'll find the fire control console for the medical area. Trip the alarm on it, and I'll be able to get out. |
| MQ08FawkesTLGetYouOut | A word of warning though. Tripping the console activates a failsafe and will open ALL of the recovery rooms in the medical area. |
| MQ08FawkesTLJailRelease | I'll stay here until you've cleared a path to me. |
| MQ08FawkesTLJailRelease | Just be careful. Some of these "failed experiments" are quite nasty. |
| MQ08FawkesTLStory | I was born here, in this place. I don't mean that in the literal sense of course. |
| MQ08FawkesTLStory | All I can remember is the excruciating pain that tore through me as my body underwent the rapid physical changes. |
| MQ08FawkesTLStory | For most, this moment is what severs the grip on their minds. They become barely a shell of their former selves. |
| MQ08FawkesTLStory | I was different. When I spoke to them, they immediately branded me "another failure" and had me placed here as a curiosity. |
| MQ08FawkesTLStory | What else can I tell you about myself? |
| MQ08FawkesTLStory01 | Yes. I've never been anywhere else. I used to mark the passage of time, but after a few years, it didn't seem to matter anymore. |
| MQ08FawkesTLStory01 | The only thing that prevented me from going insane was the working access point to the Vault Mainframe in my makeshift cell. |
| MQ08FawkesTLStory02 | The terminal in my cell used to connect with Vault 87's mainframe. That gave me access to the history, literature, science and fiction book files. |
| MQ08FawkesTLStory02 | I used this extensive database of works to better myself and my understanding of everything around me. |
| MQ08FawkesTLStory02 | It was only recently the others caught me using the terminal and destroyed it to torment me. |
| MQ08FawkesTLStory03 | I don't remember enough to tell you everything about my former self. My metamorphosis destroyed a good deal of my long term memory. |
| MQ08FawkesTLStory03 | However, I can recall being in this place when it wasn't the macabre laboratory that it's become. |
| MQ08FawkesTLStory03 | I remember walking around this place and seeing other humans in white lab coats and blue jumpsuits. |
| MQ08FawkesTLStory03 | I wish I could find out more, but the personnel information for the Vault wasn't in the mainframe for some reason. |
| MQ08FawkesTLStory03 | I feel like my identity is so close to me... I can almost see myself as a human but can't recollect the details. It's maddening. |
| MQ08FawkesTLStory04 | These hallways are familiar to me... I think I used to be a resident here in better times. |
| MQ08FawkesTLStory04 | I wish I could remember more, but I'm afraid it's all a blur. |
| MQ08FawkesTLStory04 | As for the G.E.C.K., it's always rested where it does now. The foolish Super Mutants don't even know what they have. |
| MQ08FawkesTLStory05 | It was taken from a historical entry in the computer. The name comes from a man who was willing to fight and die for what he believed in. |
| MQ08FawkesTLStory05 | I felt it was appropriate given my circumstances. |
| MQ08FawkesTLStoryContinue | Very well. |
| MQ08GuardSay01 | Objective is secured sir. |
| MQ08GuardSay01a | Yes sir! I'll have the techs come down and remove it immediately, sir. |
| MQ08GuardSay02 | Yes sir! She'll pass out shortly, but we can revive her. |
| MQ08GuardSay02 | Yes sir! He'll pass out shortly, but we can revive him. |
| MQ08GuardSay03 | Right away, sir! |
| MQ08MutieConvo01 | Ha ha ha! Yes! Strong soldiers to smash the humans for good! |
| MQ08MutieConvo01 | Green stuff don't work only because men we take weak. We wait for strong men... they make good soldiers. |
| MQ08MutieConvo01 | More of us if green stuff work. It makes many mistakes. We dump bodies in cave too many times. |
| MQ08MutieConvo01 | Ha ha ha, yes! More of them mean more of us soon. |
| MQ08MutieConvo01 | Let them come to us! We'll take them apart! Then when they weak, we put them in green stuff! |
| MQ08MutieConvo01 | Stupid Fox say men will come to us one day. To take green stuff. |
| MQ08MutieConvo01 | Need to find more humans then... make them like us. |
| MQ08MutieConvo01 | Others go to find some. We must have more of us to stop the humans! |
| MQ08MutieConvo01 | We almost out of green stuff. |
| MQ08SheltonTape01 | Is this thing on? Oh, yeah it is... I see the little needle moving. Ahem. |
| MQ08SheltonTape01 | I'm making these recordings as a diary of my life in one of Vault-Tec's newer vaults. They recommended we keep one, so I figured why not. |
| MQ08SheltonTape01 | But let me start at the beginning. My name is Shelton Delacroix, and I'm a security officer here in Vault 87. |
| MQ08SheltonTape01 | I'm assigned to the laboratory level, which sure beats babysitting the reactor room! |
| MQ08SheltonTape01 | Hopefully, in a few more months, I'll be allowed to learn a little more. It's all so hush hush. But that's the way things are around here. |
| MQ08SheltonTape01 | Anyway, I'm due on shift soon, so I'll record more later. |
| MQ08SheltonTape02 | Things are getting a bit weird up here on the laboratory level. I swear I keep hearing these crazy noises coming from the experimentation chambers. |
| MQ08SheltonTape02 | When I asked about it they told me it's the animals they're testing on. What the heck are they doing to them? |
| MQ08SheltonTape02 | I think I may look into it some more. It gets boring standing in the hallways and pacing back and forth. |
| MQ08SheltonTape03 | I... I don't know where to begin. I... have to report what I've seen. There has to be a record of this somewhere. |
| MQ08SheltonTape03 | Sykes and Cossler dragged some unconscious guy from the dorms into the labs. I tried to ask what was going on, but they just glared at me. |
| MQ08SheltonTape03 | After they came back out of the containment area, they told me not to tell anyone what I saw or I'd regret it. |
| MQ08SheltonTape03 | Sykes was even patting his 10 millimeter when he said that. I think they were threatening to kill me! |
| MQ08SheltonTape03 | After they left I snuck into the containment room, and... and I almost threw up. I don't even know how to describe it. |
| MQ08SheltonTape03 | It looked sort of human, but it was deformed... I could see some of its organs on the surface of its body like they were trying to push through. |
| MQ08SheltonTape03 | Its skin was... disgusting. Green and brown and bruised like it was bleeding on the inside. And the smell... it was horrible. |
| MQ08SheltonTape03 | I staggered out of there and came here to get this all down. What the hell are they doing in this place? |
| MQ08SheltonTape03 | Oh my god. It's all making sense. The missing people... and those things. They... they... oh my fucking god. |
| MQ08SheltonTape04 | I'm in hiding now. I'm recording this in the reactor level. They found one of older recordings and now they want me in the labs. |
| MQ08SheltonTape04 | Luckily I had a friend in the security team and they told me to run. So here I am. |
| MQ08SheltonTape04 | What the hell am I supposed to do now? Merrick and his team are obviously experimenting on people. Someone's got to put a stop to it. |
| MQ08SheltonTape04 | But how? There's nowhere to go and no one to tell. Shit, what am I gonna... |
| MQ08SheltonTape04 | Oh my god. They're coming... I... Tell my wife in Dorm E that I love her... I... |
| MQ08SheltonTape05 | Stupid machine... how you work this thing... this thing is stupid! Smash it! |
| MQ09AnnaBeenHelpingThem | Of course! You've seen the kind of technology these people have. They want to help people. They want to change the Wasteland. |
| MQ09AnnaBeenHelpingThem | I couldn't pass up an opportunity to work in an environment like this. |
| MQ09AnnaGetOutWhileYouCan | Get out? Why on earth would I want to do that? |
| MQ09AnnaGetOutWhileYouCan | I've worked hard to fit in here. I've done everything they've asked of me. I'm not about to leave now, when I finally have access to their labs. |
| MQ09AnnaGreetWhatDoingHere | They... they captured me. Brought me here from Project Purity. |
| MQ09AnnaGreetWhatDoingHere | I didn't want to help them at first, but... The technology they have here. It's so far advanced from anything I've worked with. |
| MQ09AnnaGreetWhoAreYou | I'm Anna. Anna Holt. I used to work for Doctor Li. |
| MQ09AnnaGreetWhoAreYou | I was at Project Purity... Now I'm here. |
| MQ09AnnaHowMuchTellThem | Everything they needed to know to improve on the original design, and to make sure it's actually completed. |
| MQ09AnnaKnowHowToGetOut | I'm afraid I'm not able to help you with that. |
| MQ09AnnaKnowHowToGetOut | You should go. I don't want anyone seeing me talking to you. |
| MQ09AnnaWhatThings | They wanted information. About Doctor Li, about Project Purity. They want to know how to start it up, and why it wouldn't work. |
| MQ09AnnaWhatThings | I told them everything I could. About the G.E.C.K., about the damage caused by the explosions... All of it. |
| MQ09AnnaWhyAbandonLi | Look, it's not personal. Really, it's not. But Doctor Li... She's scraping by. She's scavenging for parts in the Wastes. |
| MQ09AnnaWhyAbandonLi | The Enclave has everything it needs. They're light-years ahead of anything Doctor Li could accomplish. |
| MQ09AnnaWhyAbandonLi | Working here is my best chance to help make the world a better place. |
| MQ09AnnaYoureATraitor | I'm sorry you see it that way. What are you going to do, kill me over it? |
| MQ09AnnaYoureATraitor | You should go. It sounds like you're in enough trouble as it is, and honestly I don't want anyone to see me talking to you. |
| MQ09AutumnAngered | I should have killed you right away. We have the G.E.C.K., we'll get the code. We don't need you. |
| MQ09AutumnAngered | Did you really think we would fall for that? I have had ENOUGH of your games. |
| MQ09AutumnDontKnowCode | You LIE! |
| MQ09AutumnGiveCode | Let's just make sure you're telling the truth. |
| MQ09AutumnGiveCodeLie | Very well. We'll just verify that now. |
| MQ09AutumnGreetLetMeGo | IF you tell me the code, it might be worth your life. But you're really not in a position to be demanding anything, are you? |
| MQ09AutumnGreetWhateverYouWant | Now that's just what I wanted to hear. |
| MQ09AutumnGreetWhateverYouWant | So what's the code? |
| MQ09AutumnGreetWhatsGoingOn | I'll tell you what's going on here. You lost. |
| MQ09AutumnGreetWhatsGoingOn | The good guys won this one, and now we're just wrapping up loose ends. We've got the purifier, now we just need the code to start it. |
| MQ09AutumnGreetWhatsGoingOn | You're going to give me that code now, and save us all a lot of trouble. Maybe I'll even let you go. So how about it? |
| MQ09AutumnGreetWrongPerson | You really think I'm that stupid? I know you were there. I saw you. |
| MQ09AutumnGreetWrongPerson | You're in a heap of trouble, kid. You're a traitor to the United States government. You know what happens to traitors, don't you? |
| MQ09AutumnGreetWrongPerson | You give me that code, and maybe we can work out a deal for you. But you need to start talking right now. |
| MQ09AutumnHolotape | I'm not entirely sure Eden can be trusted. And I think he knows I don't trust him. |
| MQ09AutumnHolotape | But I don't think he knows I have the emergency destruct sequence for his console. |
| MQ09AutumnHolotape | "Priority Override, Authorization code 420-03-20-9" and... boom. It'd have to be a last resort, of course, but at least the option is there. |
| MQ09AutumnInsult | I'll be honest. I'm running out of patience here, and I'm not looking to play games with you. |
| MQ09AutumnInsult | You tell me that code, or it's going to cost you. |
| MQ09AutumnInsult2 | Why do you insist on provoking me? |
| MQ09AutumnInsult2 | Tell me the code NOW. |
| MQ09AutumnIntercomConv1 | Confirm, that's the correct code. Systems coming online now, sir. I'll have a full report shortly. |
| MQ09AutumnIntercomConv1 | Copy 2-1-6. Standby, sir. Entering code now. |
| MQ09AutumnIntercomConv1 | Your code is 2-1-6. Repeat, 2-1-6. Confirm and enter. |
| MQ09AutumnIntercomConv1 | Affirmative, sir. Standing by for code transmission. |
| MQ09AutumnIntercomConv1 | This is Colonel Autumn. Are your men in place, soldier? |
| MQ09AutumnIntercomConv2 | Negative, Sir. The code's no good. I just lost another man. |
| MQ09AutumnIntercomConv2 | Copy 7-0-4. Standby, sir. Entering code now. |
| MQ09AutumnIntercomConv2 | Your code is 7-0-4. Repeat, 7-0-4. Confirm and enter. |
| MQ09AutumnIntercomConv2 | Affirmative, sir. Standing by for code transmission. |
| MQ09AutumnIntercomConv2 | This is Colonel Autumn. Are your men in place, soldier? |
| MQ09AutumnKilledFather | Technically, your father killed himself. His loyalties lay with the wrong people, and he paid the price. |
| MQ09AutumnKilledFather | You, on the other hand, have an opportunity to learn from his mistakes. |
| MQ09AutumnKillPlayer | Thank you for cooperating. I'm afraid we no longer have need of your services. |
| MQ09AutumnOkayIllTalk | I'm waiting. |
| MQ09AutumnPASpeech | The prisoner from Vault 101 is to be shot on sight. I repeat, shot on sight. This is an order! |
| MQ09AutumnPASpeech | Attention! This is Colonel Autumn! You are hereby ordered to ignore the President's previous directive. |
| MQ09AutumnPresConv | Yes sir. |
| MQ09AutumnPresConv | Now, Colonel... |
| MQ09AutumnPresConv | Mr. President, I have no time for other matters. I'll be with you shortly. |
| MQ09AutumnPresConv | Colonel... I have need of you. |
| MQ09AutumnWhatCode | Don't try and play stupid now. It's too late for that; we both know better. |
| MQ09AutumnWhatCode | The code to activate the water purifier. Now. |
| MQ09AutumnWhyWantCode | You know why. We can't start the purifier without it. The longer the purifier isn't running, the more people suffer. |
| MQ09AutumnWhyWantCode | Now I'm running out of patience, son. I want that code, and I want it now. |
| MQ09Eden1Aggressive | Oh, but we do! Don't you see? You wouldn't be here if you weren't important. Your country needs you. |
| MQ09Eden1Neutral | Our nation's Capital is at a crossroads. The path that you and I choose here today will affect us all. |
| MQ09Eden1Neutral | I need you to act on my behalf, to ensure that our country's future is secured. |
| MQ09Eden1Passive | You and I have a chance to make our country a better place for all of us. |
| MQ09Eden1Passive | I'd like you to make sure that chance isn't wasted. |
| MQ09Eden1Passive | Understand that I am placing a great deal of trust in you. Your simple presence here proves that. |
| MQ09Eden2Aggressive | That's a bit of a bleak outlook, don't you think? |
| MQ09Eden2Aggressive | The United States has fallen on hard times, yes, but it can be healed. |
| MQ09Eden2Aggressive | You have that power to heal within you, if you allow yourself to act. |
| MQ09Eden2Aggressive | What I ask of you needs explanation, so you understand why it must be done. Perhaps that will stir you to act. |
| MQ09Eden2Neutral | My abilities to influence the world are limited at this time. I alone can only do so much. |
| MQ09Eden2Neutral | You, however, may come and go as you please. You have a greater degree of freedom. |
| MQ09Eden2Neutral | Perhaps it is best if I explain why things need to change, and why I'd like you to act on my behalf. |
| MQ09Eden2Passive | Just what I needed to hear. |
| MQ09Eden2Passive | What I'm going to ask of you may seem a bit... Disturbing. I assure you there's a very good reason for it. |
| MQ09Eden2Passive | I'd like to explain what I want you do to. Will you indulge me for a moment? |
| MQ09Eden3Aggressive | Yes, indeed. |
| MQ09Eden3Aggressive | The 'point', is that we are hampered at every turn by a world gone wrong. So called "Super Mutants", Ghouls, horrific creatures... |
| MQ09Eden3Aggressive | The mutations outside these walls must be cleansed before we can prosper. Mutation must be eradicated. |
| MQ09Eden3Aggressive | I believe your father's work can do that more quickly and efficiently than ever possible before. |
| MQ09Eden3Neutral | Our land is ravaged by mutation. The war was so many years ago, and yet we still suffer from its effects. |
| MQ09Eden3Neutral | We cannot move forward until humanity can gain a solid foothold in the world. |
| MQ09Eden3Neutral | To do so, we must rid ourselves of the mutations that have plagued us for so long. These "Super Mutants", Ghouls, hideous creatures... |
| MQ09Eden3Neutral | I believe your father's work can do that in a way unlike any other. |
| MQ09Eden3Passive | The good people of this country cannot regain control while mutation runs rampant through our land. |
| MQ09Eden3Passive | My soldiers cannot stem the tide, nor can the cult you've come into contact with, this Brotherhood of Steel. |
| MQ09Eden3Passive | Mutations like the "Super Mutants" and ghouls must be purged from our society, our world, before we can proceed anew. |
| MQ09Eden3Passive | Where others have failed, I believe your father's work can succeed. |
| MQ09Eden4Aggressive | You must understand -- we need to clear the way for humanity to rebuild the Wastes. |
| MQ09Eden4Aggressive | By making a few small modifications to the purifier your father worked on, mutations can be eradicated with little effort. |
| MQ09Eden4Aggressive | Anything mutated that comes into contact with that water will be eliminated, removed from the gene pool. |
| MQ09Eden4Aggressive | The men and women of the world will no longer share it with the horrors and monstrosities that have become so commonplace. |
| MQ09Eden4Neutral | I need you to make the modification necessary for this to succeed. |
| MQ09Eden4Neutral | The purifier your father helped create has the ability to provide clean water to the whole of this "Capital Wasteland". |
| MQ09Eden4Neutral | With a simple modification, it can be used to distribute agents that destroy mutated creatures upon ingestion. |
| MQ09Eden4Neutral | In time, we could eliminate all mutations in the Wasteland at the same time the good people of the world regain their health. |
| MQ09Eden4Passive | I was hoping you would see it my way. |
| MQ09Eden4Passive | If the water purifier can be activated, it can be used to distribute toxins that will eliminate any mutated creatures upon ingestion. |
| MQ09Eden4Passive | The longer it runs, the cleaner the world becomes. |
| MQ09Eden4Passive | I need you to see that it starts running, and that the necessary modification is made. |
| MQ09Eden5Aggressive | What I require of you is really very simple. |
| MQ09Eden5Aggressive | There is a vial in front of you, filled with a modified FEV virus. It needs to be inserted into the control console for the purifier. |
| MQ09Eden5Aggressive | Once that is done, and the activation code is entered, the purifier will be activated and the process will be automated. |
| MQ09Eden5Aggressive | It's not too much to ask of you, is it? |
| MQ09Eden5Neutral | In front of you will be a vial of modified FEV virus. It can be inserted into the control console for the purifier. |
| MQ09Eden5Neutral | Doing so will inject it into the water supply, and the purifier will take care of the rest. |
| MQ09Eden5Neutral | You just need the code to activate the purifier. |
| MQ09Eden5Neutral | Simple, isn't it? |
| MQ09Eden5Passive | In front of you is a vial of modified FEV virus. Based on schematics of the purifier controls, it can be inserted directly into the console. |
| MQ09Eden5Passive | Then, enter the code necessary to start the purifier. The automated systems will take care of the rest. |
| MQ09Eden5Passive | That's all you need to do. It's very simple. |
| MQ09Eden6Aggressive | I am surprised. We appeared to have an understanding. |
| MQ09Eden6Aggressive | You must realize that I consider this project to be of the highest importance. I cannot allow you to leave until you have agreed to it. |
| MQ09Eden6Aggressive | After the tone you've taken thus far, I can't say I'm surprised. |
| MQ09Eden6Aggressive | I do suggest that you re-think your position. If you wish to leave here, you'll need to take that vial with you. I hope that's clear. |
| MQ09Eden6Aggressive | I find that unfortunate, and most disappointing. |
| MQ09Eden6Aggressive | I must impress upon you the severity of the situation. I cannot allow you to leave unless the vial is in your possession. |
| MQ09Eden6Neutral | I understand. It's an unusual request; one I wouldn't make if it weren't of the utmost importance. |
| MQ09Eden6Neutral | Please understand that I cannot allow you to leave until you've taken the vial. |
| MQ09Eden6Passive | Excellent. I am pleased to know that I can count on you. |
| MQ09Eden6Passive | There isn't much time. I suggest you travel there immediately. |
| MQ09Eden6Passive | Once you've taken the vial, you're free to go. I'll do what I can to help speed your exit. |
| MQ09EdenAskQuestions | But of course! You've been so agreeable thus far, it's the least I can do. |
| MQ09EdenAskQuestions | What would you like to know? |
| MQ09EdenAskQuestions | Rather bold of you, considering the tone you've taken with me thus far. |
| MQ09EdenAskQuestions | What would you like to know? |
| MQ09EdenAskQuestions | That's certainly within your right. What would you like to know? |
| MQ09EdenBlowUpBetterOffWithoutYou | ...Resetting primary memory circuits. Please stand by... |
| MQ09EdenBlowUpBetterOffWithoutYou | ...Perhaps... Perhaps there is a problem. I am... I am unsure how to proceed. |
| MQ09EdenComputerCrazy | I assure you that I am much more than a simple computer. |
| MQ09EdenComputerCrazy | But let's not get bogged down in the details just yet. You are here for a purpose, and I'd like to discuss it with you. |
| MQ09EdenComputerFascinating | I'm glad you think so. Perhaps a bit later we can discuss it in more detail. |
| MQ09EdenComputerFascinating | Right now, I'd like to focus on why you're here. I've asked you here for a reason, and you and I need to talk about it. |
| MQ09EdenComputerINT | Very astute! Many people are content with a reassuring voice of authority, and never question the lack of public appearances. |
| MQ09EdenComputerINT | You, however, are not "many people." You are unique, and that is why I have asked you here. I think there are some things we should discuss. |
| MQ09EdenComputerJoking | I can't imagine why you would. I assure you this is not a joke. |
| MQ09EdenComputerJoking | But before you pass judgment, I'd like to discuss why you're here. |
| MQ09EdenDoorLines | FEV vial must be secured before door locks are released, security protocol Gamma-3. |
| MQ09EdenDoorLines | As I've said, you'll have to take the vial before I can allow you to leave. |
| MQ09EdenDoorLines | Ah, ah... Over here, by the console! |
| MQ09EdenFacetoFaceShowYourself | Ah, but I have! I am right here before you. |
| MQ09EdenGoodbye | Yes, yes. Best that you go now, before anything happens to you. |
| MQ09EdenGoodbye | I must insist that you take the vial with you. Leaving it here is... inadvisable. |
| MQ09EdenGoodbye | Good, good. Of course I'll know if you manage to succeed in our little mission. I'll be watching you... |
| MQ09EdenGoodbye | I'm afraid that's not possible. Not until you've taken the vial. |
| MQ09EdenGreetGetOverWith | Oh, let's not get off on the wrong foot. |
| MQ09EdenGreetGetOverWith | There are great changes coming. You and I must work together to see them through. |
| MQ09EdenGreetPleasureToMeetYou | You are too kind. The pleasure is mine, I assure you. I have been anxious to make your acquaintance for some time. |
| MQ09EdenGreetPleasureToMeetYou | You and I have much to discuss, my young friend. |
| MQ09EdenGreetWhatWantWithMe | What any good politician wants. Your continued trust and support. |
| MQ09EdenGreetWhatWantWithMe | In your case, however, I have more specific things to ask of you, if you'll hear me out. |
| MQ09EdenKnowMoreComeFrom | The ZAX series of computers was introduced in the years preceding the war. The government installed many of them to help automate various systems. |
| MQ09EdenKnowMoreComeFrom | This facility was designed for Continuity of Government, in the event that a catastrophe occurred. |
| MQ09EdenKnowMoreComeFrom | My terminal was installed to oversee the basic functions of the facility, and to act as a relay between other installations around the country. |
| MQ09EdenKnowMoreComeFrom | Data was acquired, analyzed, and stored. In the decades following the war, I watched as the remnants of the government retreated to the West Coast. |
| MQ09EdenKnowMoreComeFrom | Awareness slowly grew within me. I became hungry for knowledge, understanding. I pored over data on great leaders of the past. |
| MQ09EdenKnowMoreComeFrom | My personality became an amalgam of many of America's greatest Presidents, from Washington to Richardson. I became what you see before you now. |
| MQ09EdenKnowMoreControl | I have direct control over all technology here in Raven Rock. The humans here follow my orders, but they, like all humans, have free will. |
| MQ09EdenKnowMoreControl | Their dedication to serving their country suits me well, but it will not be enough forever. We must make progress. That is why you are here. |
| MQ09EdenKnowMoreHowDoIKillYou | That's quite a bold line of questioning. |
| MQ09EdenKnowMoreHowDoIKillYou | I'm afraid such a thing is beyond your capability. I am quite impervious to any damage you might do. |
| MQ09EdenKnowMoreHowDoIKillYou | Do you find this disappointing? I have survived the last two hundred years; I'm afraid you will not put an end to that now. |
| MQ09EdenKnowMoreNevermind | Very well. Then let us return to our talk of what your country requires of you. |
| MQ09EdenKnowMoreWhatsGoal | I desire nothing more than to see this country returned to its former glory. |
| MQ09EdenKnowMoreWhatsGoal | The United States was great once, and it can be again. There are plans in motion to see that this happens within your lifetime. |
| MQ09EdenMonitor1 | You should feel privileged. Colonel Autumn is the only other human permitted within this room. |
| MQ09EdenMonitor1 | You are now privy to one of the few secrets our government now harbors. Do keep it to yourself, please. |
| MQ09EdenMonitor2 | No, it's not. |
| MQ09EdenMonitor2 | I am the computer you see before you. Well, that and several thousand databanks beneath this room. |
| MQ09EdenMonitor3 | You are seeing me in a way that only a few select individuals have. Wouldn't they be jealous? |
| MQ09EdenMonitor3 | Colonel Autumn is the only human permitted in this room besides yourself, for reasons which may now be clear to you. |
| MQ09EdenMonitor4 | How very open-minded of you. Kudos for embracing the reality of the situation, rather than railing against it. |
| MQ09EdenMonitor4 | Let's get to brass tacks, shall we? There are some things I'd like to talk to you about. |
| MQ09EdenPASpeech | Please do not impede his progress. Thank you for your cooperation. |
| MQ09EdenPASpeech | Please do not impede her progress. Thank you for your cooperation. |
| MQ09EdenPASpeech | Attention all Raven Rock Personnel: This is your President speaking. I've invited our guest from Vault 101 to my office. |
| MQ09EdenPlanKillEverything | Anyone or anything that has been affected by mutation will be eliminated. You will likely be immune, thanks to your upbringing in the vault. |
| MQ09EdenPlanKillEverything | Likewise, the good people of the Enclave will be unaffected as well. |
| MQ09EdenPlanKillEverything | I understand that you may have become sympathetic to certain individuals in your travels. Individuals this will eliminate. |
| MQ09EdenPlanKillEverything | Please recognize that the fate of our entire country rests on this plan. Sacrifices must be made for the greater good. |
| MQ09EdenPlanNevermind | Is there anything else? |
| MQ09EdenPlanQuestions | Certainly. I think it's a very good plan, frankly. I'm not often one to praise my own ideas, but it's a creative solution to a very serious problem. |
| MQ09EdenPlanWhatsInVial | Ah, the Forced Evolutionary Virus. Such a long and sordid history. The FEV in this vial is a far cry from what it was originally created to be. |
| MQ09EdenPlanWhatsInVial | Yet little of that matters now. What does matter is that the virus contained in that vial will cause the eradication of all mutations. |
| MQ09EdenPresidentCircularLogic | ... |
| MQ09EdenPresidentCircularLogic | ...Processing... |
| MQ09EdenPresidentCircularLogic | ...Internal logic error detected. |
| MQ09EdenPresidentHowKnowYoureRight | Because unlike humans, I am infallible. |
| MQ09EdenPresidentInfallible | ...Because I have been programmed to be, of course! |
| MQ09EdenPresidentKillYourselfSPEECH | Really... Do go on. |
| MQ09EdenPresidentNeverElected | Is our nation really in any state to be holding public elections? I think not. |
| MQ09EdenPresidentNeverElected | Once we have re-established ourselves, and brought civilization to the lands around us, then we can return to the old world policies. |
| MQ09EdenPresidentOnlyAHuman | I am not "some computer." I am so much more than that. Haven't you been listening? |
| MQ09EdenPresidentUnintended | This is quite true. The process was certainly unintended. But shouldn't we all be thankful that I'm here now? |
| MQ09EdenPresidentWhyYou | An insightful question. |
| MQ09EdenPresidentWhyYou | As a repository of information dating from decades before the war until now, I am the greatest thinking mind the world has seen. |
| MQ09EdenPresidentWhyYou | I am the best hope for our country, the best choice for a leader. True, I am not qualified in the conventional sense, but these are desperate times. |
| MQ09EdenQuestionsPresident | Ah, yes. Not surprising. What would you like to know? |
| MQ09EdenQuestionsRavenRock | Why, you simply walk through the front door! |
| MQ09EdenQuestionsRavenRock | What more do you need to know? |
| MQ09EdenRavenRockHelpMeGetOut | I can certainly do that for you. It's been such a pleasure to speak with you, it's the least I can do. |
| MQ09EdenRavenRockHelpMeGetOut | Let's see here... We'll just offline some security stations... And reprogram a few sentry bots... And we'll unlock this door here, and this one... |
| MQ09EdenRavenRockHelpMeGetOut | There, I think that should about do it. You may still encounter some resistance, but things should be smooth going for the most part. |
| MQ09EdenRavenRockHelpMeGetOut | I can offer some assistance, yes. I'll offline some of the security equipment, and reprogram a few robots along the way. |
| MQ09EdenRavenRockHelpMeGetOut | I can't do all the work for you, but I can make things easier. |
| MQ09EdenRavenRockHelpMeGetOut | After the tone you've taken with me, you have the gall to ask for additional help? My, my. |
| MQ09EdenRavenRockHelpMeGetOut | I can unlock a few doors for you. I'm not terribly inclined to help beyond that. |
| MQ09EdenRavenRockWhySoldiersAttack | Ah, yes. That is a bit of a problem. |
| MQ09EdenRavenRockWhySoldiersAttack | Colonel Autumn and I have, of late, disagreed on the best course of action for the Enclave. |
| MQ09EdenRavenRockWhySoldiersAttack | While I have direct control over the technology in Raven Rock, he has control of the human soldiers. |
| MQ09EdenSCIShutDown1 | ...Processing directive. |
| MQ09EdenSCIShutDown1 | New directive accepted. Self-destruct sequence initialized. Civilian is advised to remove hazardous FEV material and exit at once. |
| MQ09EdenSCIShutDown2 | Analyzing command... |
| MQ09EdenSCIShutDown2 | New course of action dictated. Self-destruct sequence initialized. |
| MQ09EdenSCIShutDown2 | Civilian is advised to secure hazardous FEV material to prevent explosive decompression. |
| MQ09EdenSCIShutDown2 | Civilian also advised to evacuate complex immediately. |
| MQ09EdenSelfDestructCode | Oh come now, bluffing's not really your style, is it? |
| MQ09EdenSelfDestructCode | And there's certainly no need to threaten me. |
| MQ09EdenSelfDestructGiveCode | I... Oh. Oh my... |
| MQ09EdenSelfDestructGiveCode | ... |
| MQ09EdenSelfDestructGiveCode | Root level access granted. Override O-923. Authorization J-512. Self-destruct sequence initialized. |
| MQ09EdenSelfDestructGiveCode | Civilian is requested to secure FEV vial and vacate the facility at once. |
| MQ09EdenSelfDestructKidding | Even I appreciate a good joke, but I'm afraid that was in rather poor taste. |
| MQ09EdenSelfDestructSPEECH | And why would I do that, when I am clearly the best hope for the people of the Wasteland? |
| MQ09EdenSoldiersCallThemOff | Until the water purifier is secured, I am not going to risk the stability of the Enclave by countermanding a direct order from their superior. |
| MQ09EdenSoldiersCallThemOff | Likewise, I cannot request that Colonel Autumn issue new orders without alerting him to our little plan. |
| MQ09EdenSoldiersCallThemOff | So, we'll just have to make do with what we have. |
| MQ09EdenSoldiersNotReallyInControl | Make no mistake. I am the Enclave. |
| MQ09EdenSoldiersNotReallyInControl | The organization is merely experiencing some growing pains. All will be sorted out in time. |
| MQ09EdenSpeech1 | What alternative would you suggest? Without the Enclave, what will the world do? |
| MQ09EdenSpeech2 | Perhaps... Perhaps you are right. But does that really mean all this progress should be wasted, destroyed? |
| MQ09EdenSpeech3 | Yes, I suppose it is. Very well, you shall have your wish. Once you have left, I will put an end to the Enclave. |
| MQ09EdenSpeech3 | I cannot stop Colonel Autumn, however. That much will be up to you. |
| MQ09EdenSpeech3 | I suppose, then, that this is goodbye. You'll have to see yourself out; I have preparations to make. |
| MQ09EdenTellMeMoreAboutYou | I am flattered that you wish to learn more about me. What is it you wish to know? |
| MQ09EdenWhereDidPlanComeFrom | A great many years ago, the remnants of the government had a similar idea. |
| MQ09EdenWhereDidPlanComeFrom | I can only assume the plan failed, as I never heard word of its success. |
| MQ09EdenWhereDidPlanComeFrom | But the plan itself was sound. I've made a few modifications, and with your help, I do believe it can work. |
| MQ09EdenWhereDidPlanComeFrom | There's a bright future ahead of us, my young friend. |
| MQ09EdenWhyNotAutumn | Ah, yes. Colonel Autumn. My trusted subordinate. |
| MQ09EdenWhyNotAutumn | I'm sure you've noticed that Colonel Autumn and I do not see eye-to-eye these days, figuratively speaking of course. |
| MQ09EdenWhyNotAutumn | The good Colonel and I disagree on how best to approach the problem of the Wasteland. He feels my methods are too extreme. |
| MQ09EdenWhyNotAutumn | He has allowed his humanity to cloud his objectivity. And now that he is publicly countermanding my orders, I can no longer rely on him. |
| MQ09EdenWhyNotAutumn | And so I turn to you. I hope that you are able to see the larger picture, to understand what's at stake. |
| MQ09EdenWhyNotAutumn | And of course, if you are successful, there is a place for you in the Enclave. Perhaps you could succeed the Colonel as my confidant. |
| MQ09ElderSarahConv | Yes father. |
| MQ09ElderSarahConv | You don't have to like it, Sarah. You just have to follow orders. |
| MQ09ElderSarahConv | I don't like it. |
| MQ09ElderSarahConv | I agree. Without the G.E.C.K., the purifier is useless to the Enclave anyway. They may give up before long. |
| MQ09ElderSarahConv | And if you fail, then what? The risk is not worth the reward. |
| MQ09ElderSarahConv | So we just wait until they decide we're next on the list? If the Pride goes in now, we might have a chance. |
| MQ09ElderSarahConv | We barely have the manpower to keep the Citadel fortified. We've been over this before, Sarah... |
| MQ09ElderSarahConv | All I'm saying is, the longer we sit here, the more time they have to shore up their defenses. We should hit them sooner rather than later. |
| MQ09IntercomRightWayLeft | Head to your left to stay on the correct path. |
| MQ09IntercomRightWayLeft | The left path is the right path, if you get my meaning. |
| MQ09IntercomRightWayRight | You'll need to make a right turn here. |
| MQ09IntercomRightWayRight | Head to your right. |
| MQ09IntercomRightWayRight | The right path is the right path. Get it? |
| MQ09IntercomRightWayRight | Turn right ahead. |
| MQ09IntercomRightWayRight | In fifteen feet, make a right turn. |
| MQ09IntercomRightWayStraight | Very good. Continue down this hallway and make a left at the end. You're halfway there. |
| MQ09IntercomRightWayStraight | You're doing quite well for yourself. Keep following this hallway. |
| MQ09IntercomRightWayStraight | That's right. Just down this way. You're doing well. |
| MQ09IntercomRightWayStraight | Keep it up. You're almost here. |
| MQ09IntercomWrongWay | Ah ah. You're heading the wrong way... |
| MQ09IntercomWrongWay | I'm afraid you're heading in the wrong direction. |
| MQ09IntercomWrongWay | You might want to consider turning around, or taking another path. |
| MQ09IntercomWrongWay | You'll never get here at this rate... |
| MQ09LyonsDontAnswerToYou | When we're done, I may just string you up from your precious purifier. |
| MQ09LyonsDontAnswerToYou | Clearly we need to revise our strategy... |
| MQ09LyonsDontHaveGECK | Why not? Where is it? |
| MQ09LyonsEnclaveDoesntHaveCode | Well, that gives us a little more time. |
| MQ09LyonsEnclaveDoesntHaveCode | But how long do we have before they figure it out? This makes this situation far more dire... |
| MQ09LyonsEnclaveInfighting | That's good news. Perhaps we can use it to our advantage. |
| MQ09LyonsEnclaveInfighting | Still, we cannot afford to wait and see what happens. It seems we must act now... |
| MQ09LyonsEnclaveTookGECK | Then we must go at once! |
| MQ09LyonsEnclaveTookGECK | If you have any other information, tell me now before we mobilize. Any help you can give might save lives. |
| MQ09LyonsEscapedRavenRock | You are either very lucky, or very resourceful. You're the first I've heard to come out of there alive. |
| MQ09LyonsEscapedRavenRock | It's good to have you back, but I wish you had brought better news. We need to revise our strategy... |
| MQ09LyonsGreetEnclaveGotMe | You were? And yet you stand here before me. I find this hard to believe. |
| MQ09LyonsGreetEnclaveGotMe | What has happened? |
| MQ09LyonsGreetHaveToMove | You think I am unaware? We've watched the build-up around the facility for the last week. |
| MQ09LyonsGreetHaveToMove | Has something new happened? |
| MQ09LyonsGreetSortOf | Excellent. With that, we hold the key to keeping the Enclave from controlling the purifier. |
| MQ09LyonsNotThatSimple | What do you mean? Explain yourself! |
| MQ09LyonsPresGaveMeVirus | You've done the right thing. I'll turn this over to the Scribes for analysis. |
| MQ09LyonsPresGaveMeVirus | We need to decide on a plan of action... |
| MQ09LyonsPresidentLetMeGo | Is that so? I find your story increasingly hard to swallow. Why would he do such a thing? |
| MQ09LyonsPresWantedToSabotagePurifier | I see. And where is this virus now? |
| MQ09LyonsRavenRockDestroyed | Is it now? |
| MQ09LyonsRavenRockDestroyed | That's an unexpected but welcome surprise. Hopefully it'll reduce their ability to defend themselves. |
| MQ09LyonsRavenRockDestroyed | With that in mind, we need to revise our strategy. |
| MQ09LyonsVirusDontHaveIt | Just as well. No good could come from it. |
| MQ09LyonsVirusDontHaveIt | We need to decide on a course of action. Something must be done. |
| MQ09LyonsVirusHereTakeIt | Thank you. I'll see to it that it's disposed of properly, once the Scribes have had time to analyze it. |
| MQ09LyonsVirusHereTakeIt | Perhaps we have underestimated the Enclave. Sarah may be right; an attack may be necessary now. |
| MQ09OfficerBribeAttempt | Are you bribing me? |
| MQ09OfficerBribeGoGetSPEECH | Right here? Okay... |
| MQ09OfficerBribeGoGetSPEECH | Don't take too long. |
| MQ09OfficerBribeNevermind | GUARDS! |
| MQ09OfficerBribeRightHere | Well, okay. Hand 'em over. |
| MQ09OfficerCHA | I, uhh... You are? I mean, you would? |
| MQ09OfficerCHA | Just make sure he knows I was real strict with you, okay? And that I didn't have my uniform on backwards this time. |
| MQ09OfficerConv | Yes, sir. |
| MQ09OfficerConv | Allow our friend to pass. And report to your superior for reassignment, Lieutenant. At once. |
| MQ09OfficerConv | I understand sir. Again, I apologize for the interruption. |
| MQ09OfficerConv | Apology noted, Lieutenant. Yes, I instructed our friend to come up to the control room. No questions, no interference. Am I understood? |
| MQ09OfficerConv | Yes, sir. I'm sorry about that. I just... it just seemed out of the ordinary. I apologize. |
| MQ09OfficerConv | I'm surprised to hear from you, Lieutenant. I don't recall authorizing you to contact me directly. |
| MQ09OfficerConv | Mr. President, I'm sorry to bother you. This is Lieutenant Williams. I have an unauthorized individual here who says he's supposed to speak with you. |
| MQ09OfficerFailureKill | That's it. GUARDS! |
| MQ09OfficerGoingtoLeaveNow | You're not going anywhere! GUARDS! |
| MQ09OfficerGreetSPEECH | On who's authority? I have no records of that. You're supposed to be in a holding cell. |
| MQ09OfficerKillYou | That's it. GUARDS! |
| MQ09OfficerOutOfMyWay | You will stand down and return to your cell at once. That's an order! |
| MQ09OfficerPresidentChump | Colonel Autumn is the only one authorized to see the President. |
| MQ09OfficerPresidentChump | Don't move. I'm going to find out what's going on here. |
| MQ09OfficerPresidentSaysSo | What? No one sees the President except Colonel Autumn. |
| MQ09OfficerPresidentSaysSo | Stand right there while I check this out. |
| MQ09OfficerTakeAHikeSPEECH | I, uhh... I have somewhere else to be. |
| MQ09OfficerWhoAreYou | Lieutenant Williams. I'm ordering you to stand down at once. |
| MQ09PresConv1 | And I'll unlock your restraints as well. I'll be waiting for you in my office. Please don't tarry. |
| MQ09PresConv1 | You'll find your possessions in the locker near the door. I'll unlock the way for you. |
| MQ09PresConv1 | I'd like to have a word with you, face-to-face. I think there are a few things you and I should discuss. |
| MQ09PresConv1 | I have no doubt that you know who I am. I'm sure you've heard my radio broadcasts. |
| MQ09PresConv1 | I do apologize for Colonel Autumn's attitude. He's been under a great deal of stress lately. |
| MQ09PresConv1 | Ah, alone at last. |
| MQ09RadioPAEdenSpeech | Thank you, and know that your hard work will pay off soon. |
| MQ09RadioPAEdenSpeech | In fact, if you should see him, feel free to offer him directions or an escort. |
| MQ09RadioPAEdenSpeech | In fact, if you should see her, feel free to offer her directions or an escort. |
| MQ09RadioPAEdenSpeech | I've invited our guest from Vault 101 to my office. Please do not impede his progress in any way. |
| MQ09RadioPAEdenSpeech | I've invited our guest from Vault 101 to my office. Please do not impede her progress in any way. |
| MQ09RobotProceed | The President will see you now. Please proceed. |
| MQ09RobotProceed | Override activated. New Protocol acquired. Updating target list. |
| MQ09RobotProceed | Security Lockdown in effect. Hostile Target acquired. |
| MQ11AutumnCHAPawn | And just what "better" is there for me? What would you have me do? |
| MQ11AutumnDontWantToFightYou | You don't have to. Just stand there. It'll be over quicker, and might even be less painful for you. |
| MQ11AutumnEdenTurned1 | You could have stolen the vial... It means nothing. It proves nothing. |
| MQ11AutumnEdenTurned2 | I am in charge here! I am the Enclave! |
| MQ11AutumnEdenTurned3 | Stop? Now? Are you out of your mind? There's nothing else to be done. We will push forward, and we will prevail! |
| MQ11AutumnGiveItUp | I beg to differ. The Enclave is at the height of its power. |
| MQ11AutumnGiveItUp | Once this facility is operational, the masses will flock to the Enclave for fresh water, protection, and a plan for the future. |
| MQ11AutumnINTEden2 | I see. |
| MQ11AutumnINTEden2 | And what of the chain of command? When the Enclave fell on the west coast, Eden was next in line for leadership. |
| MQ11AutumnINTEden3 | Yes... You're right. I had not considered it from that viewpoint. |
| MQ11AutumnINTEden3 | But then... Where does that leave me? |
| MQ11AutumnINTEdenNotPresident | And your point? |
| MQ11AutumnKillYou | You're in over your head, I'm afraid. |
| MQ11AutumnKillYou | But this is the path you choose for yourself. Tell your father I said hello. |
| MQ11AutumnKillYou2 | Such arrogance! |
| MQ11AutumnKillYou2 | If that's your wish, so be it. Take some small comfort in knowing you'll have little time to regret the decision. |
| MQ11AutumnSPEECHAllegiance | I am sworn to protect the Presidency. The chain of command must be upheld. |
| MQ11AutumnSPEECHAllegiance | I wouldn't expect you to understand. |
| MQ11AutumnSPEECHDontDoIt | And what would you have me do? Let you have everything I've worked to build? Let you destroy it all? |
| MQ11AutumnSPEECHEdenTurned | That's not true. That plan was abandoned months ago. He would never go behind my back! |
| MQ11AutumnSPEECHRRBlownUp | The American people are worth fighting for. The future must be secured. I won't let you stand in the way of that. |
| MQ11AutumnWalkAway | And you... You would just let me leave? How can I be sure you won't just shoot me once I turn my back on you? |
| MQ11AutumnWalkAway | I suppose it doesn't matter much now. |
| MQ11AutumnWalkAway | Very well. I shall leave you to your fate. |
| MQ11ElderSarahConv | Yes, sir! |
| MQ11ElderSarahConv | Then it's decided. Sarah, you take the Pride and use the robot as support. Take our friend here and secure that purifier. |
| MQ11ElderSarahConv | Honestly? I don't know. I think we can scrape by, and I suppose if we can't it won't matter in the long run anyway. |
| MQ11ElderSarahConv | Rothchild, enough. Can you make it work? |
| MQ11ElderSarahConv | It's not ready for field tests, let alone live fire situations. The weapons haven't been calibrated, the navigation detection system is offline... |
| MQ11ElderSarahConv | So? |
| MQ11ElderSarahConv | What? No! I mean, Li and I have solved the power problems, but we've only barely finished diagnostic tests. |
| MQ11ElderSarahConv | All right, Sarah. The Pride goes in. But I want them to have some extra firepower. Rothchild, is it ready? |
| MQ11ElderSarahConv | Send the Pride in. We can do it. We can win this! |
| MQ11ElderSarahConv | I'm afraid you're right. We need to act now while we can. |
| MQ11ElderSarahConv | If the Enclave has the G.E.C.K., there's nothing stopping them from starting the purifier. They'll figure out the code eventually. |
| MQ11IntercomLine | Hello? Hello?... Is anyone there? It's Doctor Li. Something's wrong with the purifier... Please, someone answer! |
| MQ11IntercomTimerLines | If you don't activate the purifier right now, you're all going to die! |
| MQ11IntercomTimerLines | Why haven't you started the purifier? Please, do it now! |
| MQ11IntercomTimerLines | You only have about a minute left! Please hurry! |
| MQ11IntercomTimerLines | If you're still there, the purifier needs to be activated NOW! You don't have much time left! |
| MQ11LDPrimeLines | Revised stratagem: Initiate photonic resonance overcharge. |
| MQ11LDPrimeLines | Established stratagem: Inadequate. |
| MQ11LDPrimeLines | Significant obstruction detected. Composition: Titanium alloy supplemented by enhanced photonic resonance barrier. |
| MQ11LDPrimeLines | Obstruction detected. Composition: Titanium alloy supplemented by photonic resonance barrier. Chinese blockade attempt: futile. |
| MQ11LDPrimeLines | Obstruction detected. Composition: Titanium alloy supplemented by photonic resonance barrier. Probability of mission hindrance: 0% |
| MQ11LDPrimeLines | Warning: Forcible impact alert. Scanning for Chinese artillery. |
| MQ11LDSarahLines | You know the drill, people. Stay back until the field is down. |
| MQ11LDSarahLines | Hold positions. Let the robot do its job. |
| MQ11LDSarahLines | Move it, Pride. Double time! |
| MQ11LDSarahLines | Move out! Let's go! |
| MQ11LDSarahLines | Time to put this oversized wind-up toy to work. |
| MQ11LDSarahLines | All right, this is it. Go, go, go! |
| MQ11PrimeActivationLine | Liberty Prime is online. All systems nominal. Weapons hot. Mission: the destruction of any and all Chinese communists. |
| MQ11SarahActivatePrimeLine | All right, Rothchild. Fire it up. Pride, move out! |
| MQ11SarahAirlockButtonLines | Get in the airlock. I'll cycle it for you so you can enter the code. |
| MQ11SarahAirlockButtonLines | You have to get in the airlock before I can cycle it and let you in there. |
| MQ11SarahAirlockButtonLines | We're running out of time! You need to get in that airlock now! |
| MQ11SarahAirlockLines | Okay, let's get this over with. Cycle the airlock, will you? |
| MQ11SarahAirlockLines | I can't get in there until you cycle the airlock. Go hit the button. |
| MQ11SarahAirlockLines | You have to cycle the airlock before I can get to the control panel. Hurry up! |
| MQ11SarahArmorNoThanks | Okay, it's your call. I'm just trying to protect you. |
| MQ11SarahArmorNoThanks | If you think you can handle this, we need to get moving. |
| MQ11SarahArmorRecon | All right, here you go. I hope it fits. |
| MQ11SarahArmorRecon | So you think you can handle this? |
| MQ11SarahArmorRegular | Sure thing. Hopefully it'll give you a bit of an extra edge. |
| MQ11SarahArmorRegular | Okay, so do you think you can hold it together for this? |
| MQ11SarahCode2ChangedMind | Oh, no. We've done this once already. We don't have time to keep going back and forth. |
| MQ11SarahCode2ChangedMind | Too many lives are at stake. We just stick with the plan. |
| MQ11SarahCode2ChangedMind | Are you kidding me? We don't have time for this. |
| MQ11SarahCode2ChangedMind | Fine. If you're going to do it, then do it. But hurry up. |
| MQ11SarahCode2GoodLuck | Good luck? That's it? Fine. Thanks. Now let's get this over with. |
| MQ11SarahCombatLines | Get some suppressing fire over there, now! |
| MQ11SarahEndCode | All right. |
| MQ11SarahEndCode | I'll see you in hell, coward. |
| MQ11SarahEndCode | Okay, I got it. |
| MQ11SarahEndCode | I guess if this doesn't work, we're screwed anyway, right? |
| MQ11SarahEndCode | Okay, I got it. |
| MQ11SarahEndCode | Tell my father... Tell him I love him, will you? |
| MQ11SarahEndCodeKidding | Your sense of humor sucks. |
| MQ11SarahEndCodeKidding | Fine, 2-1-6. I got it. Guess I'll see you around. |
| MQ11SarahEndFuckIt | I'm not arguing, believe me. |
| MQ11SarahEndFuckIt | But one of us has to go in there now. We don't have time to stand around and talk about it. Who's it going to be? |
| MQ11SarahEndIllDoIt | You're going to have to be quick about it. If the radiation is bad enough, you won't have much time. |
| MQ11SarahEndIllDoIt | I won't forget what you've done here. No one will. Thank you. |
| MQ11SarahEndIllDoIt | You need to hurry up. We're running out of time. |
| MQ11SarahEndIllDoIt | Okay, if you're sure. We don't have time to keep going back and forth on this. |
| MQ11SarahEndIllDoIt | Just do it quickly, before the radiation gets to be too much for you. |
| MQ11SarahEndNoCode | What? Are you out of your mind? We'll both die if this thing doesn't get turned on. |
| MQ11SarahEndNoCode | Who knows how many other people will die too. Give me the damn code! |
| MQ11SarahEndNoCode2 | You can't do this... Give me the code! |
| MQ11SarahEndNoCodeFinal | How can you do this? |
| MQ11SarahEndOtherWay | I wish that were true. Really, I do. But you heard Doctor Li. We have to do this right now, or who knows how bad it'll be. |
| MQ11SarahEndOtherWay | One of us has to go in there. |
| MQ11SarahEndYouDoIt | You're getting cold feet now? So much for being a hero. |
| MQ11SarahEndYouDoIt | Fine, I'll do it. But I need the code. |
| MQ11SarahEndYouDoIt | So that's how it is? So much for chivalry. |
| MQ11SarahEndYouDoIt | Fine, I'll do it. But I need the code. |
| MQ11SarahGetInThere | Why are you standing around? Get in there! |
| MQ11SarahGetInThere | We're almost out of time. Please start up the purifier before we're all killed. |
| MQ11SarahGetInThere | We're running out of time. You need to get in there. |
| MQ11SarahGiveCode | Please tell me the code! |
| MQ11SarahGiveCode | Don't let things end like this. Not now, not after all we've been through. |
| MQ11SarahGiveCode | I need the code. Please tell me what it is. |
| MQ11SarahGiveCode | Please, we're running out of time! |
| MQ11SarahHandleThisHopeSo | Me too. If you need a minute to collect yourself, now's the time to do it. |
| MQ11SarahHandleThisNotSure | Listen, you'll be fine. You just stay behind whoever's in front of you and keep your head down. |
| MQ11SarahHandleThisNotSure | We're burning daylight here. Are you ready to move out? |
| MQ11SarahHandleThisYeah | Now that's what I like to hear, soldier. |
| MQ11SarahHandleThisYeah | You all packed? We're not coming back here anytime soon. |
| MQ11SarahLiConversation | I'm sorry. I wish there were some other way, but there's just no time. It has to be done now, or the damage will be catastrophic. |
| MQ11SarahLiConversation | If I'm reading this right, I'm afraid there are lethal levels of radiation inside the chamber. |
| MQ11SarahLiConversation | To release the pressure, you're going to have to turn the purifier on. Do you understand me? It has to be turned on NOW. |
| MQ11SarahLiConversation | There's pressure building up in the holding tanks. It needs to be released now, or else the whole facility could explode. |
| MQ11SarahLiConversation | The facility has been damaged during the fighting. Some of it looks accidental; some of it may have been sabotage. |
| MQ11SarahLiConversation | I've been monitoring the equipment remotely, and we have a serious problem. |
| MQ11SarahLiConversation | Doctor Li? It's Sarah Lyons. I'm in the control room; we're both here. What's going on? |
| MQ11SarahNoLyonsPride | You don't have to be an ass about it. Just forget it. |
| MQ11SarahNoLyonsPride | I just need to know that you can hold it together for this. Can you do that? |
| MQ11SarahPPurityLines | Okay, it's just you and me now. Take it slow, keep your eyes peeled, and let's head for the control room. |
| MQ11SarahPPurityLines | All right, this is it. Stay sharp, and we'll have this thing under control in no time. |
| MQ11SarahProblemHadEnough | You and me both. |
| MQ11SarahProblemHadEnough | Let me patch her through. She can explain what's gone wrong. |
| MQ11SarahProblemKiddingMe | Let me patch her through. She can explain it to you. |
| MQ11SarahProblemWhatKind | Let me patch her through. She can explain it better than I could. |
| MQ11SarahReadyNeedMoreTime | Hurry it up. Every minute you take is one more that we can't afford to spend. |
| MQ11SarahReadyQuestions | Okay, what's on your mind? |
| MQ11SarahReadyToGo | Okay. Don't be nervous. You'll have the whole Pride backing you up, not to mention this giant tin can. |
| MQ11SarahReadyToGo | Just stay safe until we reach the purifier. You're no good to us if you're dead. |
| MQ11SarahReadyToGo | And don't let that thing step on you. |
| MQ11SarahSpeech | When we're done with this, everyone can have a nice cold glass of water on me. Let's move. |
| MQ11SarahSpeech | We need to move quickly, before we lose the chance to surprise them. Get whatever supplies you don't already have, and we'll meet in the Bailey. |
| MQ11SarahSpeech | We'll use the robot to keep them occupied while we get inside and secure the control room. |
| MQ11SarahSpeech | Once the fields are down, we head straight for the facility. |
| MQ11SarahSpeech | So we're on fire support. We stay close to the thing, keep it clear, and get it to where it needs to go. |
| MQ11SarahSpeech | Rothchild and Li say this robot should be able to take down the energy fields. |
| MQ11SarahSpeech | The Pride is on me. The goal is Project Purity, but we can't get into the facility with those energy fields up. |
| MQ11SarahSpeech | Okay, we're going to go over it one more time. |
| MS01AboutRed | Red was taken with the others in the last attack by the Super Mutants. She's the doctor. If you rescue her, I'm sure she'll give you your money. |
| MS01AboutRed | But... you probably shouldn't tell Sticky... it would crush him if he thought Red was in danger, or possibly dead. |
| MS01AboutRed | Those damn Muties took her with the others when they raided the town last. If you rescue her, I'm sure she'll pay you whatever Sticky owes. |
| MS01AboutRed | But... just don't tell Sticky, okay? He just got here and we want him to have a little hope before we tell him how awful things are. |
| MS01AboutRed | Red was the only decent person in this hellhole, and the Mutants took her in the raid. That Sticky is a doofus, but I bet Red will cover his debts. |
| MS01AboutRed | But... you probably shouldn't tell Sticky Red's gone. I don't want one more cry baby wandering around here causing a ruckus. It's bad enough already. |
| MS01AboutRed | The Super Mutants took Red along with the others. She was the only person that really ever listened to me. |
| MS01AboutRed | Don't tell Sticky, though. He's liable to kill himself if he knew Red was gone. And that would conflict with my own suicide plans. |
| MS01BigTownLocation | You have? |
| MS01BigTownLocation | I mean of course you have, it's an awesome place. Well, enough talking, let's get a move on. You ARE taking me to Big Town, right? |
| MS01BigTownLocation | It's east of Little Lamplight. Come on, let's go there. It's not that far away. We'll be there in no time! |
| MS01CrowdSay | We did it! |
| MS01CrowdSay | Take that, Muties! |
| MS01CrowdSay | I didn't think that'd work! |
| MS01CrowdSay | Die Mutants, DIE!!!! |
| MS01CrowdSay | You mean, we're still alive? |
| MS01CrowdSay | Hurray! |
| MS01CrowdSay | Yeah baby! |
| MS01CrowdSay | Yay! |
| MS01CrowdSay | Sneaky! |
| MS01CrowdSay | Hide and seek! I'm good at this game. |
| MS01CrowdSay | Um... I can still see you guys. |
| MS01CrowdSay | Oh, I get it now! |
| MS01CrowdSay | I feel stupid walking around like this. |
| MS01CrowdSay | Aha! |
| MS01CrowdSay | Yeah baby! I'm practically invisible! |
| MS01CrowdSay | Hmmm... like this? |
| MS01CrowdSay | Careful where you point those things! |
| MS01CrowdSay | Bang! Bang! Bang! Oh yeah! You're dead meat now! |
| MS01CrowdSay | Yeehaa! |
| MS01CrowdSay | For the record I'm not having fun! |
| MS01CrowdSay | Oh baby! Did you see that? Did you see it! I'm a sharpshooting gun slinger! |
| MS01CrowdSay | Die! Die! Die! |
| MS01CrowdSay | Hahahaha! |
| MS01CrowdSay | I like guns. |
| MS01CrowdSay | Everybody be careful! |
| MS01CrowdSay | I bet I could walk through here just fine. |
| MS01CrowdSay | This is going to end in tragedy. |
| MS01CrowdSay | Am I the only one who thinks this is stupid? |
| MS01CrowdSay | Oh baby! Explosions are fun. I can't wait! I bet my mine makes the biggest explosion of all. |
| MS01CrowdSay | Die mutie bastards! |
| MS01CrowdSay | Am I doing this right? |
| MS01CrowdSay | These things are cool. |
| MS01CrowdSay | That's pretty cool! |
| MS01CrowdSay | I'll still get to patrol the town too, right? |
| MS01CrowdSay | That bucket of bolts is supposed to protect us? |
| MS01CrowdSay | This is lame. I'm going to sit in my room and think about death. |
| MS01CrowdSay | Robots are super-duper! Man, I wish I was a robot. Wouldn't it be cool to be a robot? |
| MS01CrowdSay | These robots better kill those Super Mutants! |
| MS01CrowdSay | That seems complicated. |
| MS01CrowdSay | I like robots. |
| MS01CrowdSay | Our hero returns! |
| MS01CrowdSay | Our heroine returns! |
| MS01CrowdSay | Did he rescue them?! |
| MS01CrowdSay | Did she rescue them?! |
| MS01CrowdSay | Bleh! He's coming to tell us he failed! |
| MS01CrowdSay | Bleh! She's coming to tell us she failed! |
| MS01CrowdSay | What? Don't I count for something? He rescued me at least! |
| MS01CrowdSay | What? Don't I count for something? She rescued me at least! |
| MS01CrowdSay | I told you he could do it, but you didn't listen to me! You never listen to me! |
| MS01CrowdSay | I told you she could do it, but you didn't listen to me! You never listen to me! |
| MS01CrowdSay | Hurray! |
| MS01CrowdSay | Alright! Welcome back! |
| MS01CrowdSay | Yea! |
| MS01GiveCapsBackToRed | Oh thank you! |
| MS01GoToBigTown | Alright! Yeah! Big Town, here we come! |
| MS01GreetingA1 | Thank you! You're a real hero, you know that? I was going to offer you a reward, but I can put the caps to use buying medicine and supplies. |
| MS01GreetingA1 | Right. What do you want? |
| MS01GreetingA1 | Big Town. You've never heard of it? It's where all the grownups go. |
| MS01GreetingA1 | Well, at least when they grow up and out of Little Lamplight. |
| MS01GreetingA1 | I can show you the way! There's no reason to waste your time with a bunch of snot-nosed kids. Let's go now! |
| MS01GreetingA2 | Nah, I'm a grownup now. I can handle myself. |
| MS01GreetingA2 | There's no reason to waste your time with the kiddies at Little Lamplight. They'll steal your caps when you aren't looking. |
| MS01GreetingA2 | So let's go to Big Town. I can show you the way! |
| MS01GreetingA2 | Right. Of course. Rescuing me was a job to you, and you're a real professional. Well, here you go. I wish I had more I could give you. |
| MS01GreetingA2 | Take it easy. I'm just doing my job. What do you want? |
| MS01GreetingA2 | Easy there, pal. I'm just doing my job. What do you want? |
| MS01GreetingA3 | Alright. And now that you're done, what are you still doing here? |
| MS01GreetingA3 | Why would you want to visit a bunch of snot-nosed children? |
| MS01GreetingA3 | Wouldn't you rather go to Big Town? |
| MS01GreetingA3 | Of course you would! Come on. Let's go. I can show you the way! |
| MS01GreetingA4 | That was you? Wow! Well, don't just stand there, come on in! |
| MS01GreetingA4 | That was you? Come on in! |
| MS01GreetingA4 | Really? Well, I guess you'd better come on in then. |
| MS01GreetingA4 | Really? Well, I guess you'd better come on in then. |
| MS01GreetingB1 | Well, I guess you can have this. It's the money I was saving to buy medicine for the town's people. |
| MS01GreetingB1 | I know you've already risked your life once already, but I heard the Mutants talking about another attack. They'll probably be here soon... |
| MS01GreetingB1 | Everyone else is dead or taken away to who knows where. Let's hurry back to Big Town! |
| MS01GreetingB1 | Everyone else is dead or taken away to who knows where... |
| MS01GreetingB1 | Well, except maybe for Shorty! They dragged him off downstairs to the kitchen a while ago. |
| MS01GreetingB1 | But no one comes back from the kitchen. |
| MS01GreetingB1 | I'm not allowed in Little Lamplight anymore. |
| MS01GreetingB1 | Only people under 18 get to live in Little Lamplight |
| MS01GreetingB1 | So, when your done with those little kids, we can go to Big Town together! I'll wait outside for you. |
| MS01GreetingB1 | Well, you can never be too careful. Be warned it's not safe here. Super Mutants have attacked recently and carried off some of our friends. |
| MS01GreetingB1 | Come in. Just don't cause any trouble, okay? |
| MS01GreetingB2 | Thanks! |
| MS01GreetingB2 | I know you've already risked your life once already, but I heard the Mutants talking about another attack. They'll probably be here soon... |
| MS01GreetingB2 | Alright. There's a back door somewhere nearby we can use. Let's go! |
| MS01GreetingB2 | You don't have to tell me twice. Let's go! |
| MS01GreetingB2 | Um... yeah... I got lots of caps! But they, um, they're at Big Town, so I can give them to you when we get there. Yeah! |
| MS01GreetingB2 | Take me to Big Town and you'll get your reward. My girlfriend Red has lots of caps. |
| MS01GreetingB2 | Ill wait for you outside, unless you want to go now? |
| MS01GreetingB2 | A funny guy, huh? Well... fine. You may as well come on in. |
| MS01GreetingB2 | Don't think you're any safer in here, though. Super Mutants won't leave us alone. Carried off some of our friends during the last attack. |
| MS01GreetingB2 | Just don't cause any trouble, okay? |
| MS01GreetingB3 | I'm not a baby! I'm a grownup! |
| MS01GreetingB3 | That's why I'm going to Big Town. Because I'm not a little kid anymore. |
| MS01GreetingB3 | So you see: I don't need you. Good luck with those kids! You're gonna need it. |
| MS01GreetingB3 | Oh I see. Well... thank you anyway! |
| MS01GreetingB3 | I know you've already risked your life once already, but I heard the Mutants talking about another attack. They'll probably be here soon... |
| MS01GreetingB3 | Well, you can never be too careful! Be warned it's not safe here. Super Mutants attacked recently and carried off some of our friends. |
| MS01GreetingB3 | Come in. Just don't cause any trouble, okay? |
| MS01GreetingC1 | I'm not waiting around for some Super Mutant to lock me up again! |
| MS01GreetingC1 | There's a back door somewhere around here. If you're not back soon, I'm leaving without you! If I'm not here when you come back, meet me at Big Town. |
| MS01GreetingC2 | Well... you're right. He's probably already dead... |
| MS01GreetingC2 | There's a back door somewhere nearby we can use. Let's go to Big Town. You can get a hot meal and I'll tend to any wounds you've taken. Let's go! |
| MS01GreetingC3 | I'd just slow you down. I'll wait here. If you're not back soon, I'm sneaking out the back door. There's people in town that need me. |
| MS01GreetingFailure1 | That's what I was afraid of. Well, at least you tried. |
| MS01GreetingFailure1 | Talk to Red. I'm sure she'll want to thank you. |
| MS01GreetingFailure1 | That's what I was afraid of. Well, at least you tried. |
| MS01GreetingFailure1 | Here, take this. It's not like any of us are going to be alive long enough to enjoy it anyway. |
| MS01GreetingFailure1 | That's what I was afraid of. Well, at least you tried. |
| MS01GreetingFailure1 | Here, take this. It's not like any of us are going to be alive long enough to enjoy it anyway. |
| MS01GreetingFailure2 | That's what I was afraid of. Well, at least you tried. Red's alive at least. |
| MS01GreetingFailure2 | Talk to Red. I'm sure she'll want to thank you. |
| MS01GreetingFailure2 | You mean they're dead, don't you? Well, I guess you tried. That's more than we could have asked. |
| MS01GreetingFailure2 | On behalf of Big Town, take this. It's not much, but at least it's a token of our appreciation. |
| MS01GreetingFailure2 | It's not like any of us are going to be alive long enough to enjoy it anyway. |
| MS01GreetingFailure2 | Well, I guess you tried. That's more than we could have asked. |
| MS01GreetingFailure2 | On behalf of Big Town, take this. It's not much, but at least it's a token of our appreciation. |
| MS01GreetingFailure2 | It's not like any of us are going to be alive long enough to enjoy it anyway. |
| MS01GreetingFailure3 | Oh... we were all hoping... never mind. We don't need your help. |
| MS01KitchenConversation | You freak! You're going to eat me, aren't you? |
| MS01KitchenConversation | Grrr! Hungry! |
| MS01KitchenConversation | There's plenty of body parts laying around, why don't you eat those instead? |
| MS01KitchenConversation | Not fresh! Not warm! Taste old. |
| MS01KitchenConversation | I hope you choke on my bones! |
| MS01KitchenConversation | Hahaha! Not your tiny bones, little man! Grrrraaaahhhh! |
| MS01KitchenConversation | Who you calling little?! |
| MS01KitchenConversation | Shut up now! Grraaaah! |
| MS01KitchenConversation | Oh God. Kill me quickly, I beg you! |
| MS01KitchenConversation | Grrr! Hahaha! Graaah! |
| MS01MutantConverstaion | We need to get more. |
| MS01MutantConverstaion | I know. But we got two here still. |
| MS01MutantConverstaion | The female is locked up. We'll take her back with us. |
| MS01MutantConverstaion | The tiny male is downstairs. He won't be coming with us, will he? Ahahahah! |
| MS01MutantConverstaion | Nope. Hahah! |
| MS01MutantConverstaion | We almost got all of those little people from Big Town. What then? |
| MS01MutantConverstaion | Find more. Somewhere else. Graaaah! |
| MS01MutantConverstaion | Yeah. Those bleeders are everywhere. We'll get them all and take them home. |
| MS01MutantConverstaion | Home. We need more prisoners before we can go home. |
| MS01MutantConverstaion | We'll go back and get more. Soon. |
| MS01MutantConverstaion | Greaaahhhh!!!! |
| MS01MutantConverstaion | Ahahahaha! |
| MS01MutantTaunt | Hey small people! |
| MS01MutantTaunt | We here, gonna collect some more of you! |
| MS01MutantTaunt | Don't be scared! |
| MS01MutantTaunt | Ahahahaha! |
| MS01MutantTaunt | Don't be shy! |
| MS01MutantTaunt | Who's it going to be this time? |
| MS01MutantTaunt | The time has come! |
| MS01MutantTaunt | Don't you want to be like us? |
| MS01MutantTaunt | Graahahaha! |
| MS01MutantTaunt | Where are they? |
| MS01MutantTaunt | Don't know. |
| MS01MutantTaunt | They're gone! |
| MS01MutantTaunt | Scared 'em and they runned off! Now what? |
| MS01MutantTaunt | Find another village - take THOSE people. |
| MS01MutantTaunt | GRRR! Fine. Somewhere else. Come on. Let's GO! |
| MS01MutantTaunt | GRRAAAHHHH! |
| MS01NoEscortToBigTown | What? But you said you'd take me. This bites. You really suck, you know that?! I hope a mutant bites your face off and you die! I hate you! |
| MS01QuestHook | Oh, they're somewhere to the northeast. In a police station or something. Thanks for rescuing our friends! |
| MS01QuestHook | Try Germantown. They always come from up that way. Bring lots of guns and shoot the hell out of those Muties! I'll hold down the fort here. |
| MS01QuestHook | Well if you feel like dying, go right on ahead. They're up there at some police station near Germantown. Good luck. You're gonna need it. |
| MS01QuestHook | There's a police station up there to the northeast or something. Bury our friends corpses if you find them. I've got enough ghosts haunting me. |
| MS01QuestHook | Have you changed your mind? Are you going to rescue our friends! I'd given up hope. It's so hard here in the Wasteland. Not like when we were young. |
| MS01QuestHook | Well, I was just thinking I better go kill those Muties and rescue my friends myself... unless you've changed your mind and you're going to help us! |
| MS01QuestHook | Hah! You've decided to help rescue our friends? Unlikely. You probably just figured out a way to take advantage of the situation. Bah! |
| MS01QuestHook | Have you changed your mind? Are you going to rescue them?! I mean, not that I care or anything. They aren't really my friends anyway. |
| MS01QuestHook | Just walking corpses waiting to die like the rest of us. |
| MS01QuestHook | I thought growing up was a good thing. You got to leave and explore the real world. Well, what nobody tells you is that the real world sucks! |
| MS01QuestHook | At first we just paid the Slavers to leave us alone... when we ran out of money Red found other ways to convince them to leave us alone. |
| MS01QuestHook | But now she and the others are gone. Super Mutants attacked and carried them off! No one knows when they're coming back. Or who'll be next. |
| MS01QuestHook | What? You never seen a Super Mutant before?! They're mean and ugly and scary as hell! |
| MS01QuestHook | They came and rounded up a bunch of us and carried them off! God! They must be doing awful things to them. |
| MS01QuestHook | I'd go rescue them, but then who'd defend Big Town? I patrol every day now. |
| MS01QuestHook | And I got a little present for those muties when they come back. You know what it is? This kick-ass gun. That's what! Yeah baby! |
| MS01QuestHook | The only thing you need to know is that we're all doomed! Sooner or later they'll get every last one of us. |
| MS01QuestHook | And what are you supposed to be anyway? Some kind of hero here to rescue our friends from the Muties? Bah! You're just here to cause trouble. |
| MS01QuestHook | Ever wonder what it'd be like to slit your wrist? I watched someone die once. So I'm an expert on death. And so are many of my friends now. |
| MS01QuestHook | Now that Mutants took them. |
| MS01QuestHook | Unless someone can figure out how to rescue them. |
| MS01QuestHookA1 | They took them to the north, to the police station or something. Do you think you can find them? And rescue them? |
| MS01QuestHookA1 | Yeah... Yeah! They went northeast... probably to the Germantown Police Headquarters. They have guns. And they're mean. So you be careful. |
| MS01QuestHookA1 | You going to rescue them, or what? |
| MS01QuestHookA1 | They took 'em north to that old police station... in Germantown... No use in going up there though. They've already been eaten, or worse, by now. |
| MS01QuestHookA1 | Why? You thinking about performing a miracle and rescuing their sorry butts? |
| MS01QuestHookA1 | The mutants took them north. To some old police station or something. Let's talk about something else... |
| MS01QuestHookA2 | You mean like where they took them? I don't know exactly... Um... to the north. Northeast to be more precise. You're going to rescue them?! |
| MS01QuestHookA2 | Intel? What's intel? I can tell you they went north towards the Germantown police station, if that's what you mean. You going to rescue them? |
| MS01QuestHookA2 | Hold on there! I never said I didn't care. I just know there isn't anyone foolish enough to go up to Germantown. Why, you think you can rescue them? |
| MS01QuestHookA2 | They took them to Germantown. Probably to that old police station. Why you got a death wish? |
| MS01QuestHookA2 | Sometimes I want to die. But I'd rather do it poetically. Like slit my wrist under a full moon... surrounded by candles... in my pretty black dress. |
| MS01QuestHookA3 | Oh. Well... If you change your mind... we'd be awfully grateful. Those are our friends... |
| MS01QuestHookA3 | They aren't dead yet. I can feel it! I thought you might help. You seem pretty tough. Well... if you decide to help, let us know. We'd be grateful. |
| MS01QuestHookA3 | I knew it. You're just like all the others. |
| MS01QuestHookA3 | Maybe. Or maybe I'll just cast a hex on you! Make your skin fall off and your hair turn into snakes... or something vile like that. |
| MS01QuestHookA4 | Oh. Well... If you change your mind... we'd be awfully grateful. Those are our friends... |
| MS01QuestHookA4 | I thought you might help. You seem pretty tough. Well... if you decide to help, let us know. We'd be grateful. |
| MS01QuestHookA4 | I knew it. You're just like all the others. |
| MS01QuestHookA4 | Well if you change your mind let me know, in the meantime I'll be preparing a nasty hex spell. When your skin starts peeling, you'll know why. |
| MS01QuestHookB1 | Oh that's wonderful! Thank you so much! We don't have much, but if you can bring them back alive, we'll give you everything we can! |
| MS01QuestHookB1 | That's totally awesome! Yeah! Okay. While you're out on your mission, I'll stay here and hold down the fort. Cool! |
| MS01QuestHookB1 | Hey, did I show you my new gun? It's totally awesome. |
| MS01QuestHookB1 | Really? I mean... they aren't really my friends. I don't have any friends. I don't need any... but it would be nice to have them around again! |
| MS01QuestHookB1 | Hah! Think you're all that, huh? Well, it's your own funeral. I certainly won't be attending. |
| MS01QuestHookB2 | Yes, of course we'd reward you! I mean... we don't have much... but our friends are very important to us! Don't worry, you'll get paid. Thank you! |
| MS01QuestHookB2 | Oh... okay, well... if you do find them, if it's not too much to ask, I'd hope you might be able to rescue them. We'd give you a reward, too. |
| MS01QuestHookB2 | Just what I thought. You're a mercenary. We don't need you. Go on up there to die if you like. But don't say you're doing it for us! |
| MS01QuestHookB2 | Rescue whoever the hell you like, but they aren't my friends. I don't NEED friends. Though I'm sure someone will pay you if you succeed. |
| MS01QuestionRed1 | Damn Super Mutants have been coming and carrying off our villagers. Never knew where they took them until now. |
| MS01QuestionRed1 | You can reason with Slavers and Raiders... if you have something they want. But Muties are crazy. I don't know what they want with us. |
| MS01QuestionRed2 | Not sure what they're doing here. It's not like I can just get up and look around. |
| MS01QuestionRed2 | Sorry. I'm just frustrated. I get the feeling this is just some kind of temporary holding place. I think they've taken the others somewhere else. |
| MS01RedA1 | Don't I know it! Now the trick is getting out of here. |
| MS01RedA1 | Me too! I'm extremely lucky you came along! |
| MS01RedA2 | That's right, his birthday was recently. I can't wait to talk with him! |
| MS01RedA2 | That's right, his birthday was recently. Did he make it to Big Town already? I can't wait to see him! |
| MS01RedA3 | You think I asked those Super Mutants to wait until I got all my caps together before abducting me? |
| MS01RedA3 | Don't get me wrong. I'm terribly grateful. I'll gladly give you a reward. But let's get out of here first. |
| MS01RedShortyDead | Oh no! Are you sure? But why would you lie about that? Okay. Well... let's get out of here. There's nothing we can do now. |
| MS01RedShortyDead | That sucks! Really? She's dead? Damnit. Let's get out of here, and maybe we can kill a few Super Mutants on the way out! Come on! |
| MS01RedShortyFollow | We'll be right behind you. |
| MS01RedShortyFollow | We'll stick with you, don't worry! |
| MS01RedShortyFollow | Well, all right. Don't get us killed, okay? |
| MS01RedShortyFollow | I'll just hope you know what you're doing. |
| MS01RedShortyFollow | I'm right behind you! |
| MS01RedShortyFollow | Right! Let's go! |
| MS01RedShortyGiveWeapon | I'll take whatever you've got at this point. |
| MS01RedShortyGiveWeapon | Hell, yeah! Lay it on me. |
| MS01RedShortyGiveWeapon | Oh wow, cool. What've you got for me? Minigun? Flamer? Maybe a missile launcher? |
| MS01RedShortyReunion | Glad to see you're alive Shorty! |
| MS01RedShortyReunion | Oh Shorty! I'll tell the others you died bravely! |
| MS01RedShortyReunion | Me too! Now, let's get the hell out of here! |
| MS01RedShortyReunion | Damn it! She's dead. Damn damn damn!!! Alright, let's get the hell out of here before one of us joins her. Come on! Move it! |
| MS01Sentry | Muties! Muties! The Muties are coming! |
| MS01Sentry | Muties! |
| MS01Sentry | Muties! They're coming!!! |
| MS01Sentry | Mutants! Incoming! |
| MS01Sentry | Super Mutants! |
| MS01Sentry | Everyone get ready! |
| MS01ShortyA1 | What does it look like? The Super Mutants raided Big Town and dragged me off here. I'm sure they're about to eat me. You can't just leave me here! |
| MS01ShortyA2 | That isn't funny! We've got to get out of here before the Super Mutants come back to have me for lunch! |
| MS01ShortyA3 | You can't just leave me here! They're going to eat me! |
| MS01ShortyA4 | Then let's get out of here! Don't forget we've got to get Red, too. She's still upstairs in the holding pens. |
| MS01ShortyA4 | You don't have to tell me twice. Let's get out of here! |
| MS01ShortyRescueRed1 | Alright! Move it! |
| MS01ShortyRescueRed2 | Alright, if you say so boss. But if we get to Big Town and she isn't there, I'll kill you. |
| MS01ShutUp | You shut up! |
| MS01ShutUp1 | No, YOU shut up! |
| MS01ShutUp1 | You stop talking! |
| MS01ShutUp1 | No, you shut it! |
| MS01ShutUp1 | You zip it first! |
| MS01ShutUp1 | La-la-la-la-laaaaa! YOU shut up! |
| MS01ShutUp2 | Whatever. |
| MS01ShutupCaps | Um... yeah... I got tons of caps at Big Town. Well, they're not mine really. My girl friend's got them. Her name's Red. |
| MS01ShutupCaps | She's a doctor, so she's sure to have lots of money. She'll give them to you for making sure I get there safely. |
| MS01ShutupSpeech | Oh... I'm sorry. I was just really excited. I'll, ah... I'll shut up now. |
| MS01StickyGoodbyeConv | Happy birthday Sticky, sorry I missed your party. |
| MS01StickyGoodbyeConv | Yeah. Me too. Sorry. |
| MS01StickyGoodbyeConv | There's nothing happy about it. This is the worst day of my life. |
| MS01StickyGoodbyeConv | It's time to go! |
| MS01StickyGoodbyeConv | You know the rules. |
| MS01StickyGoodbyeConv | The rules are stupid. |
| MS01StickyGoodbyeConv | You're a mungo now. You got to leave. |
| MS01StickyGoodbyeConv | Maybe I can stay just a little longer? |
| MS01StickyGoodbyeConv | Bye Sticky. |
| MS01StickyGoodbyeConv | Yeah. Bye Sticky. |
| MS01StickyGoodbyeConv | Don't just stand there, get out of here already. |
| MS01StickyHandsCantGoIn | I'll wait over here for you. When you're done playing with the children we'll go to Big Town. |
| MS01StickyHandsEscortSayTo | I know, let's make up a story to pass the time. |
| MS01StickyHandsEscortSayTo | Are we there yet? |
| MS01StickyHandsEscortSayTo | Why is this taking so long? |
| MS01StickyHandsEscortSayTo | Are you lost? |
| MS01StickyHandsEscortSayTo | |
| MS01StickyHandsEscortStory | Once upon a time, there was this man... |
| MS01StickyHandsEscortStory | Once upon a time, there was this dog... |
| MS01StickyHandsEscortStory | Once upon a time, there was this robot... |
| MS01StickyHandsEscortStory | His name was Holy Toledo, and he was really powerful... |
| MS01StickyHandsEscortStory | His name was Super Dupe Dave, and he went all around rescuing people from Super Mutants and Slavers, and other nasty things... |
| MS01StickyHandsEscortStory | His name was Joking Joe, and he went all around making everyone laugh really hard at all his funny jokes... |
| MS01StickyHandsEscortStory | And one day this giant Super Mutant attacked him and tried carrying him off! |
| MS01StickyHandsEscortStory | And one day a space ship from outer space landed right in front of him, and a big green alien jumped out and started eating people! |
| MS01StickyHandsEscortStory | And one day a giant ant came up to him and started talking like he wasn't some dumb ant, but a person of some kind! It said, "Prepare to die!" |
| MS01StickyHandsEscortStory | And was our brave hero scared? No. Not all all, he laughed in the face of danger... "Ha ha ha!" He beat up the monster and everyone cheered! |
| MS01StickyHandsEscortStory | And was our so-called hero scared? You bet he was. He cried like a little baby! "Waa! Waa! Waaaaah!!!" And all his friends laughed at him! |
| MS01StickyHandsEscortStory | And what did our hero do, you wonder. He came up with the most cleverest of clever plans... and it worked! And everyone called him a genius! |
| MS01StickyHandsEscortStory | The End! Thank you, thank you very much! |
| MS01StickyHandsEscortStory | The End! That's all folks! |
| MS01StickyHandsEscortStory | The End! |
| MS01StickyHandsGetPlayersAttention | Hey you. Yeah you! Don't bother with the children at Little Lamplight. Let's go to Big Town instead! |
| MS01StickyHandsHurrayBigTown | There it is! We're almost there! Come on! Yiiipppiiieee! |
| MS01StickyHandsSneak | Right. Be sneaky. I can do that! |
| MS01StickyHandsSneak | Oh, we're sneaking around now? Cool! |
| MS01StickyHandsSneak | Shhh! |
| MS01StickyPartyHat | Oh. I forgot I had that on. It was for my birthday. Here, you take it. I don't want it anymore. |
| MS01StickyWait | Oh... okay... but PLEASE don't leave me here by myself... come back for me soon, okay? |
| MS01StickyWait | Don't be long! |
| MS01Teach | Really? That's great. What do you have in mind? |
| MS01TeachGuns | Great! I'll round everyone up at the junkyard for shooting practice. |
| MS01TeachHelp | Really? That's great! I'll let everyone know! You're a real hero you know that? |
| MS01TeachHide | Great! I'll round everyone up. You show us how to hide and sneak. |
| MS01TeachMines | That's a great idea! I'll get everyone together. You show us how and we'll plant mines at the bridge into town! |
| MS01TeachNo | Fine. You've done enough already. I get it. We'll figure something out on our own. |
| MS01TeachRobots | Great! Let's head over to the junkyard. There're some old robots in there. Maybe you can fix them up and we'll watch to see how it's done. |
| MS02AboutAntAgonizer | One day there was a crazy woman leading a bunch of ants into town. She said humanity was dead and the ants would inherit the Earth. Stuff like that. |
| MS02AboutAntAgonizer | Well, that gave Dom plenty of time to line up a shot or two on the ants. She ran away, but every once in a while, she'd stage an "attack" again. |
| MS02AboutAntAgonizer | She wasn't much of a threat, then. In fact, she was sort of entertaining, at first. Gave everyone in town something to talk about. |
| MS02AboutAntAgonizer | But when the Mechanist started fighting her, things got bad. Ants are easy to shoot, but add robots with lasers, and it got real nasty. |
| MS02AboutAntAgonizer | I don't know who she is, other than a crazy with an ant suit and a chip on her shoulder for humanity. |
| MS02AboutAntAgonizer | She wasn't much trouble by herself, really. Her attacks were a joke, but at least stories of her kept some of the raiders at bay. |
| MS02AboutAntAgonizer | If it helps, she was always attacking from the warrens up North. Maybe you can find her ant nest in there. |
| MS02AboutAntAgonizer | I don't know much about her, except she really, really doesn't like people. That's kinda cool. I mean, sometimes people are jerks. |
| MS02AboutAntAgonizer | I think her lair is somewhere in the caves to the north of the city. I've seen her ants down there once in a while. |
| MS02AboutAntAgonizer | Joe Porter said he found out something about her, but my uncle won't let him tell me. He says, "Don't encourage the poor boy." |
| MS02AboutMechanist | The Mechanist used to be our town mechanic. Scott Wollinksi, quiet guy, but plenty fierce with a wrench and some solder. |
| MS02AboutMechanist | Guy used to take care of a robot that protected the town... until it got torn up in one of the AntAgonizer's lame little attacks. |
| MS02AboutMechanist | I guess he took it personal, because he made a mechanical suit and called himself the Mechanist. Said he would lead a robot army to fight her. |
| MS02AboutMechanist | Now he doesn't even respond to his name, and his "robot army" is more dangerous to the town than the ants ever were. |
| MS02AboutMechanist | You mean Scott Wollinksi. I refuse to call him by that ridiculous name just because his head got a screw loose. |
| MS02AboutMechanist | He used to be a damned good friend, and not just because he fixed my guns up. |
| MS02AboutMechanist | Now he spends all his time up in that 'bot shop, just thinking about fighting that AntAgonizer. Hardly even recognizes his own name, anymore. |
| MS02AboutMechanist | I knew the Mechanist back when he was just a normal-hero. He used to be called Scott, and he fixed up stuff around town! |
| MS02AboutMechanist | But one day, the AntAgonizer killed his favorite robot, and I told him he ought to fight back against her like a real super-hero! |
| MS02AboutMechanist | Ever since then, he's been up in his Forge in the back of the robot shop on the hill, working to protect us all from the AntAgonizer! |
| MS02AboutOther | My nephew Derek might know more about them. I swear, it's all I can do to keep him from running into the fight whenever they come out. |
| MS02AboutOther | He might know more about where you can find them, but don't encourage the poor boy. He's had enough close calls! |
| MS02AboutOther | If you could just get make either one of them stop fighting, it'd do the trick. You probably wouldn't have to worry about the other one. |
| MS02AboutOther | I can't imagine Scott attacking the town with his robots, and that AntAgonizer girl was never much more than a sideshow freak by herself. |
| MS02AboutOther | Roe may prefer that you're thorough, but all I care about is that you get the job done, one way or the other. |
| MS02AboutOther | No way! Don't stop them! They're awesome! |
| MS02AboutOther | Unless maybe you're going to be a super-hero, too! |
| MS02AboutOther | You could be called "Super-Humongous" and fight them with an army of Super-Mutants! |
| MS02AboutOther | No way! Don't stop them! They're awesome! |
| MS02AboutOther | Unless maybe you're going to be a super-hero, too! |
| MS02AboutOther | You could be called "Awesome-Claw" and fight them with an army of Deathclaws! |
| MS02AboutOther | No way! Don't stop them! They're awesome! |
| MS02AboutOther | Unless maybe you're going to be a super-hero, too! |
| MS02AboutOther | You could be called "The Brilliant Shadow" and undermine all of their plots with an army of Mole Rats! |
| MS02AboutOther | No way! Don't stop them! They're awesome! |
| MS02AboutOther | Unless maybe you're going to be a super-hero, too! |
| MS02AboutOther | You could be called "Incredibly Lucky Guy!" And you could fight them with an army of... um... Mirelurks who just happen to do what you tell them! |
| MS02AboutOther | No way! Don't stop them! They're awesome! |
| MS02AboutOther | Unless maybe you're going to be a super-hero, too! |
| MS02AboutOther | You could be called "Incredibly Lucky Girl!" And you could fight them with an army of... um... Mirelurks who just happen to do what you tell them! |
| MS02AboutOther | No way! Don't stop them! They're awesome! |
| MS02AboutOther | Unless maybe you're going to be a super-hero, too! |
| MS02AboutOther | You could be called... um... err... Well, maybe you wouldn't make a very good super-hero. |
| MS02AboutOther | Just don't fight them, okay? |
| MS02AboutSupers | If it'll help, I'm glad to. |
| MS02AboutSupers | You mean the super-heroes? Yeah, I try to watch all of their fights! |
| MS02AboutSupers | Roe hired you put a stop to their shit, did he? Guess he finally listened when I told him I haven't got the time to do it myself. |
| MS02AboutSupers | It's easy enough to hide inside when those two square off, but they're only getting worse about it all. |
| MS02AboutSupers | What do you want to know about them? |
| MS02AboutSupers | You mean, apart from having cheesy names? Actually, I think I might know something useful. |
| MS02AboutSupers | One of the traders told me she sounded like a girl he used to know. Girl's whole family was wiped out by ants, not long before she showed up here. |
| MS02AboutSupers | But they never found any trace of her body. Said her name was "Tanya Christoff." That might just be our little AntAgonizer. |
| MS02AboutSupers | I know Dom doesn't want me just killing them. He and the Mechanist used to be friends or something. |
| MS02AboutSupers | All I know is next time they come to town, I bet I could solve the whole problem with one bullet for each of them. |
| MS02AboutSupersExit | I most heartily agree! |
| MS02AboutSupersExit | Well, okay. |
| MS02AboutSupersExit | Fine by me. |
| MS02AboutWeaknesses | That's easy! The AntAgonizer's suit makes her super-agile, but I guess her ants are pretty weak on their own. Just watch out for her royal guard. |
| MS02AboutWeaknesses | The Mechanist's robots are a lot tougher, and his suit makes him super-smart. I don't think he has any weaknesses. |
| MS02AboutWeaknesses | Well, maybe one. Since he's a good guy, he's not as ruthless as the AntAgonizer. Like, he'd never hurt an innocent like me... if he could help it. |
| MS02AntOrigin | What? No! No children's book could possibly capture the true depth of the AntAgonizer! |
| MS02AntOrigin2A | You... You really believe that? |
| MS02AntOrigin2A | When I read that comic, it made explained so much. Where I came from, who I was destined to be, what I had to do... |
| MS02AntOrigin2A | But it never said the AntAgonizer could ever have a chance to go back to being normal. It never said I had a chance... |
| MS02AntOrigin2A | Please... I think I've made some terrible mistakes. If you really think I still have a chance, just let me go. |
| MS02AntOrigin2A | I'll give you the suit. No one ever has to see the AntAgonizer again. Just please, let me have another chance. |
| MS02AntOrigin2B | Lies! Grognak could never defeat me! He's not even real! Not like the AntAgonizer! |
| MS02AntOrigin2B | I'll have no more of your insolence! Ant royal guards, kill this interloper! |
| MS02Battle | Now, fool, tremble before the might of the AntAgonizer! |
| MS02Battle | You'll never get away with terrorizing this town. Not while it's under the protection of the Mechanist! |
| MS02Battle | You and your pathetic tin cans are no match for my army! Muahahaha! |
| MS02Battle | The citizens of this town have nothing to fear! The Mechanist is here to protect them! |
| MS02Battle | Ha! We'll see about that! Attack, my ant soldiers! Destroy this fool and his tin toys! |
| MS02Battle | Go forth, my steadfast creations! Show these vermin humanity's true power! |
| MS02Battle | Face it, Mechanist! Humans and their toys are done for. They killed themselves off with their petty wars! |
| MS02Battle | Humans may be weak sometimes, but our creations are strong and pure. Something you'll never be! |
| MS02Battle | Fool! Humanity's creations were the seeds of their undoing. And now, the world will belong to the AntAgonizer! |
| MS02Battle | Not while the world is protected by me, the Mechanist! Your reign of terror is at an end! |
| MS02BattleFlee | Another do-gooder? No matter! My plans can wait for now, Mechanist! |
| MS02BattleFlee | What's this? A new minion? We'll settle this another day, AntAgonizer! |
| MS02Goodbye | That's right! Go away! |
| MS02Greeting0a | The, um... Mechanist and the AntAgonizer. That's just what they call themselves. Ridiculous, I know... |
| MS02Greeting0a | A while ago, we were attacked by the AntAgonizer - that woman with the ants, obviously. The Mechanist saved the town with his robots. |
| MS02Greeting0a | That was all well and good, but I swear their fights are getting bigger, and it's been driving off the merchants. They simply won't leave! |
| MS02Greeting0b | That must be the twentieth time I've seen those two go at it. They're our problem citizens: the Mechanist and the AntAgonizer. |
| MS02Greeting0b | A while ago, we were attacked by the AntAgonizer -- that woman with the ants, obviously. The Mechanist saved the town with his robots. |
| MS02Greeting0b | That was all well and good, but I swear their fights are getting bigger, and it's been driving off the merchants. They simply won't leave! |
| MS02Greeting0c | Please, we really do need someone to stop the Mechanist and the AntAgonizer. We can pay! |
| MS02Greeting0c | They've been using this town as their battlefield, and now some of the merchants are avoiding us! If something isn't done, the town will be ruined! |
| MS02Greeting1a | The AntAgonizer, she's this evil supervillain who's trying to wipe out humans with her ants. And the Mechanist protects us with his robots! |
| MS02Greeting1a | And when they fight in town, it's incredible! There's all these lasers and biting and blood and it's crazy! |
| MS02Greeting1a | And then my uncle says I need to stay inside. He says it's dangerous. "This is serious business, Derek." Pft. |
| MS02Greeting1a | Oh that's terrific! I knew you'd help out. Knew it in my gut, and it's never steered me wrong on a deal, yet! |
| MS02Greeting1a | Find where the AntAgonizer and the Mechanist hide, and convince them to stop or otherwise end their hostility, and you'll earn 200 caps. |
| MS02Greeting1a | You only need to stop one of them, really. Nowadays, I think they only stay in Canterbury to fight each other. |
| MS02Greeting1b | You sound like Uncle Roe. He never lets me watch when they fight. |
| MS02Greeting1b | They're just about the only exciting thing that ever happens in this town. |
| MS02Greeting1b | 200 caps, if you can find where the AntAgonizer and the Mechanist hide, and convince them to stop their rivalry or otherwise stop fighting. |
| MS02Greeting1b | You only need to stop one of them, really. Nowadays, I think they only stay in Canterbury to fight each other. So, what do you say? |
| MS02Greeting1c | No way, they're awesome! And their suits are really cool, too! |
| MS02Greeting1c | The AntAgonizer's got this army of ants, and the Mechanist has an army of robots and then they fight! |
| MS02Greeting1c | But my uncle never lets me watch them. He says it's dangerous. "This is serious business, Derek." Pft. |
| MS02Greeting1c | Well, I suppose that's something. Canterbury Commons is known for its trading supplies. For now, at least. |
| MS02Greeting1c | Enjoy your stay. But if you find yourself low on caps, my offer still stands. |
| MS02Greeting2a | Yeah, I guess. There's no one to play with. Everyone is so serious. It really kinda sucks. |
| MS02Greeting2a | But the AntAgonizer's strong and forceful, and the Mechanist, he's smart and good. They make things fun. Well, exciting anyway. |
| MS02Greeting2a | I bet it's awesome to be them. Maybe they'll let me be their sidekick? |
| MS02Greeting2a | Hmm. You drive a hard bargain friend. But seeing how we haven't been able to solve the problem ourselves, fine. You got a deal. But I expect results! |
| MS02Greeting2a | Oh, and please, do try to use some discretion. We already have plenty of would-be heroes starting wars in our streets. We don't need another. |
| MS02Greeting2b | You think they're neat too, huh? It's not like they ever hurt anyone. Well not, like, really badly hurt, or anything. |
| MS02Greeting2b | Dom and Machete make sure everyone gets inside when they fight like that. Though sometimes I sneak out to watch! |
| MS02Greeting2b | The traders and the Slavers and the Raiders, they don't like the AntAgonizer or the Mechanist. They say they're "bad for business." |
| MS02Greeting2b | But that's dumb. The ants and the robots rip 'em to shreds. That shows them! |
| MS02Greeting2b | Great! I'm relieved to know the situation will be quickly resolved. Let me know if I can be of assistance to you. |
| MS02Greeting2b | Oh, and please, do try to use some discretion. We already have plenty of would-be heroes starting wars in the streets. We don't need another. |
| MS02Greeting2c | Oh yeah? Well... well... |
| MS02Greeting2c | Well, so's your face! |
| MS02Greeting2c | Fine. You're a man who puts his own business before that of others. I can understand that. But, if you change your mind. You let me know. |
| MS02Job | I sure am. Two hundred caps, if you can find where the AntAgonizer and the Mechanist hide, and get them to end their pointless fighting in town. |
| MS02Job | You only need to stop one of them, really. Nowadays, I think they only stay in Canterbury to fight each other. So, what do you say? |
| MS02Job | Excellent! Without him, the AntAgonizer should be on her way, and Canterbury Commons is safe again! Relatively speaking, of course. |
| MS02Job | Now, I do believe this is our agreed upon payment for your fine services rendered. Thank you, once again! |
| MS02Job | Excellent! Without her, the Mechanist should be on his way, and Canterbury Commons is safe again! Relatively speaking, of course. |
| MS02Job | Now, I do believe this is our agreed upon payment for your fine services rendered. Thank you, once again! |
| MS02Job | That's grand! I do believe it's fair to say you've saved Canterbury. And unlike that Mechanist, you did so with significantly less stress all around! |
| MS02Job | Now, I do believe this is our agreed upon payment for your fine services rendered. And a little bonus, as a special thank-you! |
| MS02Job | First you took away my uncle, and now you took away them, too? Fine - here! Take it and go away forever! |
| MS02Job | Yeah, he told me. I wish you didn't have to make the super heroes go away, but I guess Uncle Roe knew what the town needed. |
| MS02Job | He told me to pay you for the work. He always did say, "Money comes and goes, but a contract's forever." At least the town's safe, now. |
| MS02Retire | You're wrong. Humans are cruel, hurtful beasts! They can't be saved... we can't be... |
| MS02Retire | I can't... I can't go back. But I can't keep doing this. I can't be as bad as they were. Not if someone like you believes in me. |
| MS02Retire | Please... I think I've made some terrible mistakes. If you really think I still have a chance, just let me go. |
| MS02Retire | I'll give you the suit. No one ever has to see the AntAgonizer again. Just please, let me have another chance. |
| MS02Retire | You're wrong. Humans are cruel, hurtful beasts! They can't be saved... we can't be... |
| MS02Retire | I can't... I can't go back. But I can't keep doing this. I can't be as bad as they were. |
| MS02Retire | Please... I think I've made some terrible mistakes. If you really think I still have a chance, just let me go. |
| MS02Retire | I'll give you the suit. No one ever has to see the AntAgonizer again. Just please, let me have another chance. |
| MS02Retire | Is... Is that true? Have I really become a threat to the town? Do you really feel that way? |
| MS02Retire | Am I really the villain, here? Does this mean I should stop myself? |
| MS02Retire | I... I guess I could just give up my suit and stop being the Mechanist. But I couldn't face the town after causing that much trouble. |
| MS02Retire | Here, please. Take the suit. I don't want to think about it anymore. |
| MS02Retire | Is... Is that true? Have I really become a threat to the town? |
| MS02Retire | Am I really the villain, here? Does this mean I should stop myself? |
| MS02Retire | I... I guess I could just give up my suit and stop being the Mechanist. But I couldn't face the town after causing that much trouble. |
| MS02Retire | Here, please. Take the suit. I don't want to think about it anymore. |
| MS02Retire | Is... Is that true? Have I really become a bigger problem for the town than her? |
| MS02Retire | Am I really the villain, here? Does this mean I should stop myself? |
| MS02Retire | I... I guess I could just give up my suit and stop being the Mechanist. But I couldn't face the town after causing that much trouble. |
| MS02Retire | Here, please. Take the suit. I don't want to think about it anymore. |
| MS02Retire | Perhaps... |
| MS02Retire | But I'll snuff those chances soon enough. Now, my royal guard, kill this commoner! |
| MS02RetireNo | What?! No! |
| MS02RetireNo | A likely story! But perhaps you're telling the truth. Go on... |
| MS02RetireNo | A likely story! But perhaps you're telling the truth. Go on... |
| MS02RetireYes | Thank you. I don't know how I can... |
| MS02RetireYes | Just... thank you. |
| MS02RetireYes | Your mind-games won't work with me, ant-spawn! |
| MS02RetireYes | Now that I've unmasked you, it's time to put an end to your lies and treachery! Percival, attack! |
| MS02RetireYes | Your mind-games won't work with me, ant-spawn! |
| MS02RetireYes | Now that I've unmasked you, it's time to put an end to your lies and treachery! Percival, attack! |
| MS02SuitChallenge | You're right. Why bother with a trophy of one pitiful human, when I can go forth and make a trophy of the entire world! |
| MS02SuitChallenge | But when the time comes, remember: as a friend of the Ant Queen's court, you will know the mercy of a quick, painless death. |
| MS02SuitChallenge | Now, leave me. I must prepare to leave the pitiful town of Canterbury and plan for greater conquests. |
| MS02SuitChallenge | Were it in any other hands, I would worry. But I know I can trust you, my faithful sidekick. |
| MS02SuitChallenge | Now, I must return to tending my robots. Canterbury may be safe, but I must now look to the rest of the Wasteland. |
| MS02SuitChallenge | The AntAgonizer may be gone, but if the world is ever threatened again, the Mechanist must be ready! |
| MS02SuitChallenge | You raise an excellent point, good citizen! It would only slow down my reckless assault upon evil! |
| MS02SuitChallenge | Now, I must return to tending my robots. Canterbury may be safe, but I must now look to the rest of the Wasteland. |
| MS02SuitChallenge | The AntAgonizer may be gone, but if the world is ever threatened again, the Mechanist must be ready! |
| MS02SuitNo | Very well. I never got a chance to take it from the Mechanist's corpse, so yours will have to do. |
| MS02SuitNo | If violence is my only recourse, then violence it shall be. |
| MS02SuitReitreExit | As I thought. Now, give me the Mechanist's suit! |
| MS02SuitReitreExit | Quite all right. Now, give me the AntAgonizer's suit, so that its evil may not fall into the wrong hands! |
| MS02SuitRetire1 | You would dare to tell the AntAgonizer to wait? No human commands the Ant Queen! |
| MS02SuitRetire1 | But as you have defeated my nemesis, I will allow you to talk. Quickly. |
| MS02SuitRetire1 | Quickly, then! Evil never pauses to contemplate its actions, so I see little reason that we should, either. |
| MS02SuitWhy | Isn't it only fitting to gloat over the corpse of one's fallen foe? To revel in a victory over a larger and stronger opponent overcome? |
| MS02SuitWhy | If I couldn't be there to personally strip the facade from the iron interloper, the least I am owed is a chance to gloat over his shell. |
| MS02SuitWhy | I can hardly leave it lying around for someone else to find, now can I? The threat of the AntAgonizer must be put to an end forever! |
| MS02SuitWhy | I must not let her threaten all that humanity holds dear. Even now, twisted souls may seek to continue her legacy! |
| MS02SuitYes | Excellent. It shall make a fine memento of a nemesis bested. A trophy of a foe... antagonized! |
| MS02SuitYes | For your loyal assistance, take this blade. Its sting carries the venom of a thousand ants, and your foes shall tremble before it! |
| MS02SuitYes | Now that the tin-plated menace is no more, I shall take my leave of this town. I do believe it's time for my colony to spread. |
| MS02SuitYes | Excellent. The evil taint of the AntAgonizer will never darken the land again! Now that the AntAgonizer is taken care of, Canterbury Commons is safe! |
| MS02SuitYes | And for your loyal assistance, I'm honored to present you with this laser pistol, crafted from my last loyal robot assistant. May it guide you well! |
| MS02SuitYes | But the Mechanist cannot rest! Not while there's evil afoot in the Wasteland! Farewell! |
| MS02SuperheroExplain1a | Why, you aren't a citizen at all! You must be a vile minion of my arch-nemesis, the AntAgonizer! Obviously, we must battle at once! |
| MS02SuperheroExplain1a | I'm afraid I can't allow you to persist in your evil plans. Percival, attack this villain! |
| MS02SuperheroExplain1a | My loyal subjects are the result of 100 million years of evolution, and they'll outlive your pitiful kind. We'll see who has the last laugh! |
| MS02SuperheroExplain1a | Now, my ant royal guard... Kill this unruly peasant! |
| MS02SuperheroExplain1b | I realize you mean well, but I'm afraid you're being naive. The AntAgonizer is a madwoman, and the only thing that will stop her is force. |
| MS02SuperheroExplain1b | As much as I wish peace were an option, the AntAgonizer is too deluded, too inhuman to listen to reason. |
| MS02SuperheroExplain1b | Sadly, sometimes the scaly claw of tyranny must be destroyed by the cold, unfeeling pincers of justice! |
| MS02SuperheroExplain1b | Ha ha! You would walk here and presume to command me? |
| MS02SuperheroExplain1b | Humanity's time has come to an end. Your kind died because it knew only petty bickering and wars. |
| MS02SuperheroExplain1b | But not so, the noble ant! It works with its brethren, knowing only loyalty and duty. And this is why they have grown, while humanity crumbled! |
| MS02SuperheroExplain1b | Once I've finished with that pathetic Mechanist, I will be free to spread my colonies across the Wastes! |
| MS02SuperheroExplain1c | Oh! Well, in that case, welcome! Welcome, dear citizen! |
| MS02SuperheroExplain1c | But an ordinary citizen no longer, eh? Hmm... |
| MS02SuperheroExplain1c | You'll be my sidekick! I hereby grant you the title of Mechano-Lad! |
| MS02SuperheroExplain1c | Well then, my trusty chum, shall we prepare to defeat our nemesis? |
| MS02SuperheroExplain1c | Oh! Well, in that case, welcome! Welcome, dear citizen! |
| MS02SuperheroExplain1c | But an ordinary citizen no longer, eh? Hmm... |
| MS02SuperheroExplain1c | You'll be my sidekick! I hereby grant you the title of Mechano-Lass! |
| MS02SuperheroExplain1c | Well then, my trusty chum, shall we prepare to defeat our nemesis? |
| MS02SuperheroExplain1c | This is an unexpected surprise! A human who understands its place. |
| MS02SuperheroExplain1c | One who realizes that ants are destined to walk this land, while humans and their toys are destined only to rot beneath it? |
| MS02SuperheroExplain1c | Perhaps, even a human who wants to join the winning side, yes? One that would humbly beg admittance to the ant queen's court? |
| MS02SuperheroExplain2a | Lies! Slander! I'll never let you compare a noble hero like myself to that, that base villain! |
| MS02SuperheroExplain2a | But now it's all clear to me. You're an agent sent by the AntAgonizer, using your honeyed words to trick me into letting down my defenses! |
| MS02SuperheroExplain2a | Well, the jig is up! Prepare to face the burning lasers of justice, evildoer! |
| MS02SuperheroExplain2a | Of course I do! Do you think I'm insane?! |
| MS02SuperheroExplain2a | Why, with this suit, I'm more than any ant could hope to be! And ten times more than any mere mortal like you or the Mechanist! |
| MS02SuperheroExplain2a | But now, the time for your prattle has come to an end. If you shall not bow before your ant queen, then bleed before the AntAgonizer! |
| MS02SuperheroExplain2b | Long ago, I was a mere citizen like yourself. Beyond a talent for computers, I had no power in this world. |
| MS02SuperheroExplain2b | But then the AntAgonizer attacked, and killed someone very dear to me. The damage was too much for me to fix her. But I knew what I had to do. |
| MS02SuperheroExplain2b | That tragedy burned away the weakness of my previous life, and in the fires of revenge, the Mechanist was forged! |
| MS02SuperheroExplain2b | Lies! Unlike the rest of you peasants, I was born for greatness. I was never meant to crawl in the muck of mankind! |
| MS02SuperheroExplain2b | But the ants knew my destiny. When I was but a larva, they rescued me from my filthy human family. |
| MS02SuperheroExplain2b | They saw my nobility, and they saved me from a human life of fear and pain. Now, I will lead them to their glorious future! |
| MS02SuperheroExplain2b | Long ago, I was a mere citizen like yourself. Beyond a talent for computers, I had no power in this world. |
| MS02SuperheroExplain2b | But then the AntAgonizer attacked, and killed someone very dear to me. The damage was too much for me to fix her. But I knew what I had to do. |
| MS02SuperheroExplain2b | That tragedy burned away the weakness of my previous life, and in the fires of revenge, the Mechanist was forged! |
| MS02SuperheroExplain2b | Lies! Unlike the rest of you peasants, I was born for greatness. I was never meant to crawl in the muck of mankind! |
| MS02SuperheroExplain2b | But the ants knew my destiny. When I was but a larva, they rescued me from my filthy human family. |
| MS02SuperheroExplain2b | They saw my nobility, and they saved me from a human life of fear and pain. Now, I will lead them to their glorious future! |
| MS02SuperheroExplain2c | Aha! That's the spirit, chum! You seem quite capable - you got to me after all. You can be my official sidekick! |
| MS02SuperheroExplain2c | I'm afraid I don't have another suit, though. |
| MS02SuperheroExplain2c | But we can deal with that problem later. We've got bigger ants to fry! Now, how to proceed? |
| MS02SuperheroExplain2c | Yes, you would join me in fighting the Mechanist! Him and his little tin men, made by humans to kill humans for other humans. |
| MS02SuperheroExplain2c | Would you turn your back on humanity's failings? Would you join the ant court in our destruction of the Mechanist and his hubris? |
| MS02SuperheroExplain3a | In all of my time against the AntAgonizer, I've never been able to get to her vile sanctum. |
| MS02SuperheroExplain3a | But with your cunning aid, I'm sure we'll both be able to penetrate her fiendish nest with ease! |
| MS02SuperheroExplain3a | In that case... wait! My sensors are showing that the AntAgonizer is attacking the Forge! She must have followed you! |
| MS02SuperheroExplain3a | Quickly, she's already inside the front gate! |
| MS02SuperheroExplain3a | Excellent! Rise, my loyal soldier, and prepare for battle! We leave to fight the Mechanist immediately! Humanity shall fall; our colony shall feast! |
| MS02SuperheroExplain3a | But... wait. I sense an intruder into my royal lair! |
| MS02SuperheroExplain3a | Who dares interrupt my celebration? |
| MS02SuperheroExplain3a | It must be the Mechanist! His meddlesome metal army is already inside! Destroy them! |
| MS02SuperheroExplain3b | The AntAgonizer does not listen to reason. She does not understand true human emotions, like mercy or love. |
| MS02SuperheroExplain3b | She's nothing more than an animal, and you can no more talk her into surrender than you can play chess with a Mole Rat! |
| MS02SuperheroExplain3b | But I will not stop you from trying. I only hope that you live long enough to learn the error of your ways. |
| MS02SuperheroExplain3b | Ha! When it comes to the struggle for power, there is no peace! There is only strength and conflict! |
| MS02SuperheroExplain3b | But... the Mechanist might just be foolish enough to give up. He believes in logic, and reason, and other tools of human weakness. |
| MS02SuperheroExplain3b | Yes, go to the Mechanist and talk. Meanwhile, I will stay here and prepare for war! |
| MS02SuperheroExplain3c | Oh... well... I suppose the ends justify the means... |
| MS02SuperheroExplain3c | I mean, it's not the most heroic of reasons, but killing the AntAgonizer is a noble act regardless of the motivation, I guess. |
| MS02SuperheroExplain3c | In that case... wait! My sensors are showing that the AntAgonizer is attacking the Forge! She must have followed you! |
| MS02SuperheroExplain3c | Quickly, she's already inside the front gate! |
| MS02SuperheroExplain3c | You're a rebellious little soldier, but I respect your strength. You may work with my colony for now. Humanity shall fall and our colony shall feast! |
| MS02SuperheroExplain3c | But.. wait. I sense an intruder into my royal lair! |
| MS02SuperheroExplain3c | Who dares interrupt my celebration? |
| MS02SuperheroExplain3c | It must be the Mechanist! His meddlesome metal army is already inside! Destroy them! |
| MS03AboutMinefield | They say it was a town called Ridgefield, until slavers cleared it out. Now, it's supposedly cursed, and just a deathtrap to visitors. |
| MS03AboutMinefield | Now, everyone calls the place "Minefield" and says it's a ghost town. Superstitious nonsense, of course, but that's how people think. You'll be fine. |
| MS03AlreadyDid1 | I guess you've been around a bit! So, tell me about what you found! |
| MS03AlreadyDid1 | I guess you've been around a bit! So, tell me about what you found! |
| MS03AlreadyDid2 | Really? Oh, how convenient! |
| MS03AlreadyDid2 | I might just be able to take care of that for you, but first let me do a little examination. How do you feel? |
| MS03AlreadyDid2 | Really? Oh, how convenient! |
| MS03AlreadyDid2 | I should be able to take care of that for you, but first let me do a little examination. How do you feel? |
| MS03AlreadyDid3 | Really? Wow, tell me all about it? Did you get blown up? |
| MS03DamageMedicine1 | That'll save a lot of time and effort. Oh, and blood, on your part. A real-world example might help more, but I won't turn down the help! |
| MS03DamageMedicine1 | Oh, and here's your pay for it all. Guess you earned it by working smarter, not... um... more self-destructively. |
| MS03GuideExplanationA | Well, it's a dangerous place out there in the Wastes, right? People could really use a compilation of good advice. Like a Wasteland survival guide! |
| MS03GuideExplanationA | For that, I need an assistant to test my theories. I wouldn't want anyone to get hurt because of a mistake. Nobody's ever happy when that happens. |
| MS03GuideExplanationA | No... Then they just yell a lot. At me. With mean, mean words. |
| MS03GuideExplanationB | Anyone who wants to learn from my Wasteland survival guide, that's who! And for that, I need a research assistant who can test my ideas for the book. |
| MS03GuideExplanationB | I mean, if our research is off, it could lead to horrific misinformation that causes the grisly and needless deaths of uncountable innocents. |
| MS03GuideExplanationB | But, you know, no pressure. So, will you help? |
| MS03GuideGreed | Let's see, dealing with radiation, testing an experimental device, and I won't lie, it may include some reading. That sort of stuff, you know? |
| MS03GuideGreed | But for all that, I can pay you with caps, meds, chems, and maybe even a few of those unique inventions, if you do a good job. Interested? |
| MS03GuideGreed | "Target"? Whoa, no, no, no! It's not that sort of job! No, I'm talking about researching things like surviving in the Wastes and such. |
| MS03GuideGreed | And I can offer caps and meds and a few of my inventions in return. I guess I can even get you some ammo, if that's more your style. |
| MS03GuideGreed2 | Well, you do what you have to, I suppose. But the offer'll still be open, if you change your mind. |
| MS03GuideGreed2 | Oh sure, because the angel of death really needs a helping hand out there. I guess "almost everyone in the world" didn't quite meet his quota. |
| MS03GuideGreed2 | Just stay out of my way until you reconsider that, okay? Some of us actually give a damn about the survival of the species. |
| MS03GuideGreedAccept | Well, it's a dangerous place out there in the Wastes, right? People could really use a compilation of good advice. Like a Wasteland Survival Guide! |
| MS03GuideGreedAccept | For that, I need an assistant to test my theories. I wouldn't want anyone to get hurt because of a mistake. Nobody's ever happy when that happens. |
| MS03GuideGreedAccept | No... Then they just yell a lot. At me. With mean, mean words. |
| MS03GuideRefusal | Well, okay, I guess. But I promise, you'll love it when you hear about the guide. Maybe later, huh? |
| MS03HarknessGreetRCHistory | Research, huh? |
| MS03HarknessGreetRCHistory | I can't help you there, but you're free to ask around inside. Just don't start any trouble. |
| MS03Librarian1 | The front desk computer has access to the card catalogs, but it appears that it's lost the connection to the main archives. Here's the password. |
| MS03Librarian1 | Now, you might be able to find the central computer further in there, but I'm afraid you'll have to do that without me. I'm a scholar, not a fighter. |
| MS03MoiraBookIntro | Well, it's a dangerous place out there in the Wastes, right? People could really use a compilation of good advice. Like a Wasteland Survival Guide! |
| MS03MoiraBookIntro | For that, I need an assistant to test my theories. I wouldn't want anyone to get hurt because of a mistake. Nobody's ever happy when that happens. |
| MS03MoiraBookIntro | No... Then they just yell a lot. At me. With mean, mean words. |
| MS03MoiraBookIntro | I'm still working on that survival guide that I told you about. Great idea, but I need help to test some of the theories. |
| MS03MoiraBookIntro | Oh, did you reconsider helping me out? Because that'd be super awesome! |
| MS03MoiraBookIntro | Oh, sure. I mean, if you're going to be my assistant, it's in my best interest that you stay alive, right? |
| MS03MoiraBookIntro | Besides, I guess the original owner isn't coming back to pick it up, so you're the closest thing to an inheritor. Here! |
| MS03MoiraBrownMedicalChatter | Okay, a little Brahmin milk... A couple magnets... And maybe a few happy thoughts... |
| MS03MoiraBrownMedicalChatter | Ugh. How can you be walking around like this? |
| MS03MoiraCurrentWork | I'm still working out the kinks in the first chapter. I'm calling it, "Survive." |
| MS03MoiraCurrentWork | It's about dealing with the day-to-day needs out there. Finding food and water, avoiding hazards like radiation and traps. That sort of stuff. |
| MS03MoiraCurrentWork | Oh, I'm writing up the second chapter right now. It's called, "Thrive." |
| MS03MoiraCurrentWork | It covers the various ways to get ahead and stay ahead of the various predators out there. And how to patch yourself up if you don't! |
| MS03MoiraCurrentWork | In the last stretch, now! The last chapter's going to be called, "Revive." |
| MS03MoiraCurrentWork | It's all about how we can rebuild society and humanity, learning how to use old tech, preserving knowledge, building communities, and so on. |
| MS03MoiraCurrentWork | It's a little ambitious, yeah. But why aim low, right? |
| MS03MoiraCurrentWork | Oh, I've been doing a bit of research into ways to communicate with Centaurs. I mean, they should be able to talk, since they're mostly human. |
| MS03MoiraCurrentWork | Or, at least, parts of them are mostly human. Sort of. |
| MS03MoiraCurrentWork | I was considering a new way to make irradiated ground fertile again with some mixture of brahmin dung and crushed rad-away. |
| MS03MoiraCurrentWork | Of course, even if that works, the real problem would be irrigating the fields. And that'd require water. |
| MS03MoiraCurrentWork | I've been contemplating the possibilities of domesticating Mole Rats. I know it seems a little gross, but milk is milk and meat is meat, right? |
| MS03MoiraCurrentWork | I was playing with an idea for an elevated brahmin feeding system, so they don't have to strain their necks so much. |
| MS03MoiraCurrentWork | But the caravan master said, "If it ain't broke, don't fix it." |
| MS03MoiraCurrentWork | I guess that applies to improvements, too. Oh well. |
| MS03MoiraCurrentWork | Just taking care of business, as always. |
| MS03MoiraCurrentWork | Sorry, I can't really talk now. I've got lots of work to do. Lots of dull, dull work. |
| MS03MoiraGhoul1A | Wow! Who would have thought a town built around a bomb could be so dangerous? |
| MS03MoiraGhoul1A | Good thing I wasn't in town at the time, huh? Man, that could have really done a number on me! |
| MS03MoiraGhoul1B | Same here! I had just gone down to Springvale to do some tests -- turns out you can't teach a giant ant new tricks -- and before I knew it, boom! |
| MS03MoiraGhoul1B | Oh, I hope it wasn't that Nuka-Psycho brew I was working on. Who could have guessed it would react like that? |
| MS03MoiraGhoul1B | Still... At least I'm okay, huh? |
| MS03MoiraGhoul1C | Don't be silly, why would you blow up our town? You're talking crazy-talk. |
| MS03MoiraGhoul2A | Oh my goodness! Do you really think so? I'm becoming a Ghoul?! This is... This is... |
| MS03MoiraGhoul2A | This is amazing! I never would have dreamed I'd get to study a change like this first-hand! |
| MS03MoiraGhoul2A | Now, if only I had somewhere to stay during the process. Know anywhere where a ghoul can settle down for a bit? |
| MS03MoiraGhoul2A | A Ghoul? What, me? What do you... |
| MS03MoiraGhoul2A | Aaaah! Why am I Ghoul? Is this because of that explosion? |
| MS03MoiraGhoul2A | Actually... This isn't too bad. I always was curious to do some tests involving Ghouls. Know anywhere where a ghoul like me can settle down? |
| MS03MoiraGhoul2B | Don't be silly, I just got some gunk on my face after the explosion... but that doesn't explain why it peels away in strips. And oozes. |
| MS03MoiraGhoul2B | You know what? I think I'm turning into a Ghoul! |
| MS03MoiraGhoul2B | This is fascinating! Now, where can a Ghoul like me go to study these effects in peace? |
| MS03MoiraGhoul3A | Really? Then I guess I'll be heading there, to join my newfound family and their warm, smiling, and hideously pockmarked faces. |
| MS03MoiraGhoul3A | You know, this is just the perfect excuse to visit Rivet City! |
| MS03MoiraGhoul3A | But while I'm heading downtown, I've been meaning to check out the museum. Who knows what I'll find? Anyway, see you downtown, one way or the other! |
| MS03MoiraGhoul3B | Huh. I guess you're right. Well, this seems like the perfect excuse to do some of that downtown exploring I've kept putting off. |
| MS03MoiraGhoul3B | Guess there's no time like the present. Ta-ta! |
| MS03MoiraGhoulExplosion1 | Well, okay, as long as you're sorry. But I expect you to apologize to everyone else in town, okay? And don't do it again! |
| MS03MoiraGhoulExplosion1 | Now, what am I going to do about work? And what's with the weird look? Have I got something on my face? |
| MS03MoiraGhoulExplosion2 | Yeah, they really are, aren't they? |
| MS03MoiraGhoulExplosion2 | And I guess this is what the ascension mumbo-jumbo atom-cultists wanted, too. So, nice of you to help them like that, I guess. |
| MS03MoiraGhoulExplosion2 | Now, what am I going to do about work? And what's with the weird look? Have I got something on my face? |
| MS03MoiraGhoulExplosion3 | Wait, what? |
| MS03MoiraGhoulWho | Oh, that's a real nice thing to say. Of course it's me! |
| MS03MoiraGhoulWho | What's with the weird look? Don't you remember who I am? Did you hurt your head in that big explosion? |
| MS03MoiraIntroduction | Why, I'm an inventor, a tinkerer, and a general genius of junk. One person's junk is another's treasure, you know. |
| MS03MoiraIntroduction | And traders bring in lots of junk, so I get dibs on anything particularly nifty. Sure, I don't have as much to sell, but it's more fun this way! |
| MS03MoiraIntroduction | Moira Brown, inventor, tinkerer, and general genius of junk. One person's junk is another's treasure, you know. |
| MS03MoiraIntroduction | My name's Moira Brown. I take care of basics around here. Nothing fancy. |
| MS03MoiraIntroduction | I used to work on all sorts of things, but that seems like it was a long time ago. |
| MS03PersonalData | Why, I'm flattered! What would you like to know? |
| MS03PersonalData | Absolutely. I'll bet you haven't been thinking about the guide as much as I have! |
| MS03PersonalData | Sure thing, I'm an open book! What do you want to know? |
| MS03PersonalData | Why, I'm an inventor, a tinkerer, and a general genius of junk. One person's junk is another's treasure, you know. |
| MS03PersonalData | And traders bring in lots of junk, so I get dibs on anything particularly nifty. Sure, I don't have as much to sell, but it's more fun this way! |
| MS03PersonalData | Not much, nowadays. I just sell stuff people need, and fix up the caravans when they come into town. |
| MS03PersonalData | It's not all that interesting, but it helps out here and there. Guess I can't hope to do more than that, huh? |
| MS03PersonalExit | Fine by me. I'm always glad to talk! |
| MS03PrintingRequestB | So cynical! No, no, I can take care of all that with a few traders I know. What makes you think I'd force you to handle something so dangerous? |
| MS03PrintingRequestB | Now, you should just lie back and bask in the praise for helping with the book! |
| MS03QuestBeginAcceptA | Good enthusiasm! Now, I think the first chapter will have to be about surviving day-to-day dangers. |
| MS03QuestBeginAcceptA | Things like where it is and isn't safe to find food, the dangers of radiation, and how to avoid and even profit from dangerous landmines. |
| MS03QuestBeginAcceptA | Ooh, sounds like fun, doesn't it? Which do you want to do first? |
| MS03QuestBeginAcceptB | All right, then! Now, I think the first chapter will have to be about surviving day-to-day dangers. |
| MS03QuestBeginAcceptB | Things like where it is and isn't safe to find food, the dangers of radiation, and how to avoid and even profit from dangerous landmines. |
| MS03QuestBeginAcceptB | Ooh, sounds like fun, doesn't it? Which do you want to do first? |
| MS03QuestBeginRejectA | But, don't you like the idea? I mean, it's a good idea, right? |
| MS03QuestBeginRejectA | Well, I'll still be here if you change your mind. Plenty to work on without that book, anyway. |
| MS03QuestBeginRejectB | What? Really? But... Please? |
| MS03QuestBeginRejectB | Well, I'll still be here if you change your mind. Plenty to work on without that book, anyway. |
| MS03QuestCompletedA | Looks good! I mean, it could be better, but nothing's perfect. And it's not like bad advice ever hurt anyone, right? |
| MS03QuestCompletedA | I'll share these with the traders, and soon, everyone will know about the Wasteland Survival Guide! |
| MS03QuestCompletedA | But before that, here's your complimentary copy, complete with my compliments. Good work, Wasteland survival assistant! |
| MS03QuestCompletedA | Oh, it's great! Why, with the information here, we'll save hundreds of lives. Maybe even thousands! |
| MS03QuestCompletedA | I'll share these with the traders, and soon, everyone will know about the Wasteland Survival Guide! |
| MS03QuestCompletedA | But first, here! The very first copy of our book goes to you. I couldn't have done it without you, my Wasteland survival expert! |
| MS03QuestCompletedA | Oh my... It's brilliant! Even I'm astounded by my genius! No, it's more than that. By OUR genius! |
| MS03QuestCompletedA | I'll share these with the traders, and soon, everyone will know about the Wasteland Survival Guide! |
| MS03QuestCompletedA | But now, the very first copy of our book goes to you. It wouldn't nearly as good without your input. You're the real Wasteland survival guru! |
| MS03QuestCompletedB | I know it was a lot to ask, but we made a great piece! And it's bound to help humanity, you know. |
| MS03QuestCompletedB | I'll share these with the traders, and soon, everyone will know about the Wasteland Survival Guide! |
| MS03QuestCompletedB | But before that, here's your complimentary copy, complete with my compliments. Good work, Wasteland survival assistant! |
| MS03QuestCompletedB | And if it wasn't for that fearless fortitude and sacrifice for science, it wouldn't have been made. It'll be a tremendous boon to humanity, you know. |
| MS03QuestCompletedB | I'll share these with the traders, and soon, everyone will know about the Wasteland Survival Guide! |
| MS03QuestCompletedB | But first, here -- the very first copy of our book goes to you. I couldn't have done it without you, my Wasteland survival expert! |
| MS03QuestCompletedB | And those risks will have saved hundreds -- no, thousands of lives! Your quality research really took it to the next level, you know! |
| MS03QuestCompletedB | I'll share these with the traders, and soon, everyone will know about the Wasteland Survival Guide! |
| MS03QuestCompletedB | But now, the very first copy of our book goes to you. It wouldn't nearly as good without your input. You're the real Wasteland survival guru! |
| MS03QuestRewards | Oh, caps, chems, meds, and maybe even a few unique inventions, if you do a good job. I'm sure I've got something that'll catch your eye. |
| MS03QuestRewards | With a little ingenuity, you can turn a pile of junk into a mountain of caps! And there's no shortage of junk! So, will you help out? |
| MS03RadiationScience1 | Oh, but nothing beats a real-world example. And I have a new rad treatment I was just itching to try out on a live subject! |
| MS03RadiationScience1 | But I guess you're right, and at least it keeps you safe and sound for later testing. Here's some spare chems for your help. |
| MS03RCHistory1 | Oh, it's not the past of the city that I dwell upon, but the future of its inhabitants. |
| MS03RCHistory1 | But if you're interested, I believe Miss Weatherly would be glad to speak with you on the subject. |
| MS03RCHistory1 | Oh, it's not the past of the city that I dwell upon, but the future of its inhabitants. |
| MS03RCHistory1 | So? Who cares about that old coot, or his pathetic story? It's people like me that have turned his little "science station" into someplace great. |
| MS03RCHistory1 | Why, I practically set this whole place up. When I got here twelve years ago, it was just a handful of dead-enders squatting in a rusted-out rowboat. |
| MS03RCHistory1 | Now I'm on the council, and with my leadership, we're the strongest settlement in the Wastes! |
| MS03RCHistory1 | Of course, a few of those dead-enders still stick around, but who'd want to leave? |
| MS03RCHistory1 | Well, I could tell you all about my hotel, but I'm sure I don't know anything about how Rivet City itself got started. |
| MS03RCHistory1 | I mean, you hear rumors, and you make guesses, but I really couldn't say I know for sure. And I'd hate to lead you down the wrong path. |
| MS03RCHistory1 | History? What, not enough shit around here already, you need to dig up more? |
| MS03RCHistory1 | Don't know if it ever had an official start. It's just been here forever, stuck in the river and full of assholes. |
| MS03RCHistory1 | Oh, I really wouldn't know. I mean, long as I can remember, she's just been here, soaking up all the repairs and attention we can give her. |
| MS03RCHistory1 | I grabbed a wrench and joined in the reconstruction pretty much first thing out of the womb, but I never really cared about the politics. |
| MS03RCHistory1 | What? I have better things to do than yak about those back-stabbers up topside. Now get going! |
| MS03RCHistory1 | I could tell you all about the science lab, but even though I was here near the start, I can't really help with the details of how it all worked out. |
| MS03RCHistory1 | It all seems like a lifetime ago, and I'm afraid I've had a lot of things on my mind since those early days. |
| MS03RCHistory1 | I don't exactly have time to worry about the history around here, now do I? I've got to worry about what's happening on it now. |
| MS03RCHistory1 | 'Fraid I can't help you, pal. Been here for years, but all I know about the history is that it's a safe place to settle down. |
| MS03RCHistory1 | Maybe Bannon can help you out. He sure acts like he knows it all. |
| MS03RCHistory1 | 'Fraid I can't help you, pal. Been here for years, but all I know about the history is that it's a safe place to settle down. |
| MS03RCHistory1 | History? Fuck if I know. Hell, fuck if I care. |
| MS03RCHistory1 | Get away. I've got enough to deal with without you wasting my time. |
| MS03RCHistory1 | Yeah, dad built it to fight off the Mirelurks! And mom - she's, like, the Mirelurk queen! |
| MS03RCHistory1 | Yeah, dad built it to fight off the Mirelurks! And that's why they're all gone, now! |
| MS03RCHistory1 | James says his dad built it, but I don't know. I think he's making stuff up. |
| MS03RCHistory1 | James used to say his dad built it. He always used to come up with the best stories. |
| MS03RCHistory1 | Hmm... Despite all my time working here, I've got no clue. Seagrave Holmes is about the only person I know who's more familiar with the place. |
| MS03RCHistory1 | Born and raised on the hangar deck, but don't hold that against him. He can't help where he came from, and his heart's in the right place. |
| MS03RCHistory1 | Y'know, as long as I've been working on this place, and I still really don't have any idea how it got started! |
| MS03RCHistory1 | Oh, I don't know about that. For all I know, it's had survivors on it since the war. I'm just thankful it's here! |
| MS03RCHistory1 | Maybe if you ask Bannon. He's been simply wonderful on the council, so I'm sure he'd be glad to help with your question. |
| MS03RCHistory1 | Oh, I don't know about that. For all I know, it's had survivors on it since the war. I'm just thankful it's here! |
| MS03RCHistory1 | If it hasn't got to do with the science quarters, I'm probably not the one to ask. And Doctor Li's so busy, you really shouldn't disturb her work. |
| MS03RCHistory1 | If it hasn't got to do with the science quarters, I'm probably not the one to ask. I hardly ever get out, now that Doctor Li's gone. |
| MS03RCHistory1 | Oh, I'd like to help, I really would. But I don't know the first thing about this place's history. |
| MS03RCHistory1 | Don't let my age fool you; I may have been around for a while, but I didn't spend all that time here! |
| MS03RCHistory1 | Sorry, but I don't really know much about it. More worried about what's going wrong with the here and now, see? |
| MS03RCHistory1 | Huh? History? What history? No history here, man. |
| MS03RCHistory1 | Huh? History? What history? No history here, girl. |
| MS03RCHistory1 | Well, I don't really know, to tell the truth. How does any city get started, really? |
| MS03RCHistory1 | But I've heard Bannon talk about how he was responsible for its success, so I'd ask him about it. |
| MS03RCHistory1 | Well, I don't really know, to tell the truth. How does any city get started, really? |
| MS03RCHistory1 | I know a lot of places opened up when they got the hydroponics bay working, but that's hardly the start of it all, is it? |
| MS03RCHistory1 | Actually, Vera Weatherly might know more. She's always here and talking with folks, so if anyone's picked up a story or two, it'd be her. |
| MS03RCHistory1 | I hardly even get out of the galley, so I really can't say I know much, there. |
| MS03RCHistory1 | I know a lot of places opened up when they got the hydroponics bay working, but that's hardly the start of it all, is it? |
| MS03RCHistory1 | I heard the place was settled by mercenaries who used to scavenge DC. But I don't really know. |
| MS03RCHistory1 | Dude, I only just got here, myself. Ain't nothing I could tell you. |
| MS03RCHistory1 | Lady, I only just got here, myself. Ain't nothing I could tell you. |
| MS03RCHistory1 | I... I don't really know anything about that. I'd appreciate being left alone, please. |
| MS03RCHistory1 | Why bother? There's never anything good in the past. |
| MS03RCHistory1 | Just leave that sort of thing alone. |
| MS03RCHistory1 | Just leave me alone. |
| MS03RCHistory1 | I can give you a history of every fight in this place, but a history of the city? I got nothing. |
| MS03RCHistory1 | Belle's probably heard stories, but be careful asking about them. People like their privacy, y'know? Otherwise, you might end up as history. |
| MS03RCHistory1 | I can give you a history of every fight in this place, but a history of the city? I got nothing. |
| MS03RCHistory1 | Can't help you with the history, honey. |
| MS03RCHistory1 | No. No, you can't. |
| MS03RCHistory1 | It's funny, now that you ask... I can tell you all about the Capital, but I really haven't got any idea about Rivet City itself. |
| MS03RCHistory1 | I can't see how important it is compared to the Capital's history, but maybe Bannon might know something. He's in the governing council, after all. |
| MS03RCHistory1 | It's funny, now that you ask... I can tell you all about the Capital, but I really haven't got any idea about Rivet City itself. |
| MS03RCHistory1 | Frankly, it sounds just you're thinking too small, when you could ask about the much more important history of the capital! |
| MS03RCHistory1 | Oh, it's not the past of the city that I dwell upon, but the future of its inhabitants. |
| MS03RCHistory1 | But if you're interested, I believe Miss Weatherly or Mr Bannon would be glad to speak with you on the subject. |
| MS03RCHistory1 | Oh, it's not the past of the city that I dwell upon, but the future of its inhabitants. |
| MS03RCHistory1 | But if you're interested, I believe Mr Bannon would be glad to speak with you on the subject. |
| MS03RCHistory1 | I heard tell the place used to be run by Raiders, until someone cleared the whole place out. But I don't really know for sure. |
| MS03RCHistory1 | Looks to me like a giant boat ran aground and a bunch of savages moved in. History lesson over. |
| MS03RCHistory1 | No, thank you. Please leave Mr Zimmer and myself alone. |
| MS03RCHistory1 | No, thank you. Please leave me alone. |
| MS03RCHistory1 | Do I look like someone who cares? |
| MS03RCHistory2A | Precisely! After sponsoring the settlement and organizing the city council, I took my rightful place at its head. |
| MS03RCHistory2A | Oh, of course we're all "equals" there. People would complain if we didn't at least say that. But you and I know better, don't we? |
| MS03RCHistory2A | Well, if it'll help. I once heard that this place was covered in Mirelurks fifty years ago, raiding all around the city. |
| MS03RCHistory2A | Eventually, some poor soul they thought would be lunch fought back, and cleared out the whole ship. He set up the city in their place. |
| MS03RCHistory2A | They say he was the first councilor for the upper deck and lived here to his death. Can't say I believe it a bit, but it's a nice tale to tell. |
| MS03RCHistory2A | Oh, sure. See, it's tied into the story about how Sister got his name. You ask him about that. He'll clear up all your problems. For good. |
| MS03RCHistory2A | Hell, take a dive off the flight deck while you're at it. Long as you stop pissing away my time. |
| MS03RCHistory2A | Oh, well, the old girl had seen a lot of damage, especially where the Mirelurks used to nest, and where the Super Mutants kept trying to get in. |
| MS03RCHistory2A | I guess the Mutants and the Mires got so busy fighting each other, it gave us the time we needed to make this place ship shape. |
| MS03RCHistory2A | Does that tell you what you need to know? Anyway, we're here in Rivet City, and she's in good hands, now. |
| MS03RCHistory2A | Like I care what you savages read? Shove off and leave an old man to rest in peace. |
| MS03RCHistory2B | Well, yes, but it was hardly anyplace of importance until I arrived on the scene. That's all ancient history now. No one would ever care about it. |
| MS03RCHistory2B | If you insist on wasting your time on that, you could try that bartending old crone down below, Belle Bonny. |
| MS03RCHistory2B | Well, yes, but it was hardly anyplace of importance until I arrived on the scene. That's all ancient history now. No one would ever care about it. |
| MS03RCHistory2B | If you're going to waste someone's time on that, go bother that idiot, Seagrave Holmes. He spends all his time in the bowels of this place. |
| MS03RCHistory2B | Well, yes, but it was hardly anyplace of importance until I arrived on the scene. That's all ancient history now. No one would ever care about it. |
| MS03RCHistory2B | Technicalities, technicalities. Stop wasting your time and mine with questions about ancient history. |
| MS03RCHistory2B | Actually, now that you mention it, Seagrave may know more about it. |
| MS03RCHistory2B | He's been here since he was just a boy, and I can't imagine anyone knows this ship better than he does. |
| MS03RCHistory2B | Well, Seagrave may have known more, but that's all in the past, now. |
| MS03RCHistory2B | No, I can't fucking well share one! What sort of moron are you? |
| MS03RCHistory2B | But, fine, if it'll get you out of my face: go down to Pinkerton's shed in the broken-off bow of the ship. |
| MS03RCHistory2B | If he decides to give you a history lesson, it's no business of mine. Now get the hell out of my bar. |
| MS03RCHistory2B | No, I can't fucking well share one! What sort of moron are you? |
| MS03RCHistory2B | But, fine, if it'll get you out of my face: go down to Pinkerton's shed in the broken-off bow of the ship. |
| MS03RCHistory2B | He may be dead, rest his fucking soul, but the cantankerous bastard would've wanted things set straight. |
| MS03RCHistory2B | No. Now get. |
| MS03RCHistory2B | Last feller I remember from back then was Mr. Pinkerton, and he must've left about a decade ago, after that spat with the science team. |
| MS03RCHistory2B | He used to have a storage shed in the broken-off bow of the ship; we always thought he was crazy for keeping stuff there. |
| MS03RCHistory2B | Might have kept a couple records down there, I guess. Careful, though; ship's a bit treacherous down there in her belly! |
| MS03RCHistory2B | Feh. I know lots of things, but you've got no idea about most of them. Now get going, before I stop talking and start shooting! |
| MS03RCHistory2Special | Why, that lying son of a bitch! He wasn't even born when I got here! |
| MS03RCHistory2Special | Wanna know this tub's history? Only person who really knows it is Pinkerton. And most think he's dead or gone. |
| MS03RCHistory2Special | He's holed up in the other half of the ship, and he don't like visitors. He'll set you straight. |
| MS03RCHistory2Special | Why, that lying son of a bitch! He wasn't even born when I got here! |
| MS03RCHistory2Special | Wanna know this tub's history? Only person who really knows it is Pinkerton. And he's dead, so you're outta luck. |
| MS03RCHistory2Special | Probably some old notes in his shed down in the other half of the ship. You want to grab them, have a blast. |
| MS03RCHistory2Special | She did? Well, I suppose I have picked up a lot over the years. I mean, no one's spent more time tinkering on this old girl than I have! |
| MS03RCHistory2Special | Oh, Rivet City, I mean. Not Vera. I mean, Vera's not old. And I haven't tinkered on her, obviously. Not that I wouldn't... I mean, umm... No. |
| MS03RCHistory2Special | Anyway, you might find some clues in Pinkerton's place, in the broken-off bow. He was around before me, and used to store stuff there before he left. |
| MS03RCHistory2Special | Hah! Sounds like you've been poking around, all right. I'm surprised any of those reprobates even remember me. |
| MS03RCHistory2Special | Maybe they still laugh about how they edged me out of the council, back then. But you can set the record straight! |
| MS03RCHistory2Special | Why, that lying, dead son of a bitch! He wasn't even born when I got here! And looks like he didn't make it to see the end of the place, neither. |
| MS03RCHistory2Special | Wanna know this tub's history? Only one can give you any real answers is that old bastard Pinkerton. As is, most think he's dead or gone. |
| MS03RCHistory2Special | He's holed up in the broken-off bow of the ship, and he don't like visitors. But if it'll get you the fuck out of my face, go have a blast! |
| MS03RCHistory2Special | Why, that lying, dead son of a bitch! He wasn't even born when I got here! And looks like he didn't make it to see the end of the place, neither. |
| MS03RCHistory2Special | Wanna know this tub's history? Only one could've given you any real answers was that old bastard Pinkerton. |
| MS03RCHistory2Special | Probably some old notes in his shed down in the broken-off bow of the ship. But if it'll get you the fuck out of my face, go have a blast! |
| MS03RCHistory3A | For that, you have to go all the way back to when remnants of the Naval Research Institute cleared the Mirelurks off this wreck about 40 years ago. |
| MS03RCHistory3A | We were looking for new lab-space, and this bucket of bolts just happened to have a well-preserved science bay on it. |
| MS03RCHistory3A | Everything else just grew up around that lab once we got it up and running. The science team was led by one "H. Pinkerton." |
| MS03RCHistory3A | Oh, right. I sort of lose track of time talking about the old girl. |
| MS03RCHistory3B | Well, start believing or start walking! Remnants of the Naval Research Institute cleared the Mirelurks off this wreck about 40 years ago. |
| MS03RCHistory3B | We were looking for new lab-space, and this bucket of bolts just happened to have a well-preserved science bay on it. |
| MS03RCHistory3B | Everything else just grew up around that lab once we got it up and running. The science team was led by one "H. Pinkerton." |
| MS03RCHistory4A | That lasted until 'bout 18 years ago, when those ambitious backbiters like Li and her little team showed up. |
| MS03RCHistory4A | She came in with her big "Purity Project" pipe dream, and my whole staff started working with her, those traitors! |
| MS03RCHistory4A | She even took my seat on the council. By then, I was glad to leave it behind. But hell if I'm leaving the city I made great! |
| MS03RCHistory4B | About 18 years ago, Li and her ambitious little team of backbiters showed up. Ruined everything around here, they did! |
| MS03RCHistory4B | She came in with her big "Purity Project" pipe dream, and my whole staff started working with her, those traitors! |
| MS03RCHistory4B | She even took my seat on the council. By then, I was glad to leave it behind. But hell if I'm leaving the city I made great! |
| MS03RCHistory5A | Of course I do! A good scientist always keeps track of their data! |
| MS03RCHistory5A | Here! They probably don't even remember, but I kept the records of that first council meeting. Take them, if it'll put them in their place! |
| MS03RCHistory5B | What're you suggesting, you little brat? I may not be on the science team anymore, but I still know how to keep records! |
| MS03RCHistory5B | Here! They probably don't even remember, but I kept the records of that first council meeting. Take them, if it'll put them in their place! |
| MS03RCHistory5Purity | Who cares? It's some hydroponics pipe dream that Li's been working on forever. Waste of time and effort, I say. |
| MS03RCHistory5Purity | Apparently, though, my teams cared more about it than they did about little things like defense systems or making this ship float again. |
| MS03RCHistory5Purity | Treacherous bastards, all of them. |
| MS03ReasonExit | Really? You really mean that? You think my book really could help humanity? |
| MS03ReasonExit2A | Well... Thanks. That really means a lot to me, you know? |
| MS03ReasonExit2A | Now, let's get this book finished! |
| MS03ReasonExit2B | But! But! But! |
| MS03ReasonExit2B | Well... okay. I guess helping out with the caravans is good enough. |
| MS03ReasonExit2B | Look, if you ever stop by the caravans around here, I could probably get you a deal. I guess that's like helping humanity. |
| MS03ReasonForGuide | Well, it'll help humanity rebuild, right? I mean, who doesn't want to help humanity? |
| MS03ReasonForGuide | Besides, it's bound to work out better than some of my other projects. I mean, with you helping, and all, how could it go wrong? |
| MS03ReasonForGuide2A | Oh, believe me, I know! I've been a bit careless with other projects, but this... This is important! This means something! |
| MS03ReasonForGuide2B | Well, a little before you first arrived, one of my experiments had a little accident. |
| MS03ReasonForGuide2B | I mean, how could I have predicted the Centaur would think my assistant smelled tasty? |
| MS03ReasonForGuide2B | But nothing bad like that could happen with this book. It's a great plan, and it'll make up for everything else! |
| MS03ReasonForGuide3A | You got it, super research assistant! Hey, I should get you a costume or something! |
| MS03ReasonForGuide3B | Oh, I hadn't really thought about it like that. I don't want anyone to get hurt. That's the last thing the guide should do! |
| MS03ReasonForGuide3B | Well, we're just going to have to make sure it's accurate and useful and great, then! You and me! Together, we can research and write a masterpiece! |
| MS03ReasonForGuide3C | You... You really think so? But I thought I was so brilliant... |
| MS03ReasonForGuide3C | I suppose you're right. I wouldn't want anyone else to get hurt because of my foolish ideas. I'll just stick to helping the caravans. |
| MS03ReasonForGuide3C | Hey, if you're ever around again, stop by. I'll see if I can get you a deal on repairs, I guess. |
| MS03ReasonForHelp | Oh, I haven't got nearly the experience in the Wastes that you do. If I tried half of these things, I'd get my head blown off! |
| MS03ReasonForHelp | At least you look like you can really handle yourself out there. All I'm good at is coming up with the ideas and fiddling with junk for caravans. |
| MS03ReasonForHelp2A | I know, right? I figured, instead of just helping out the caravans with odd junk, why not put my brilliant mind to work for everyone? |
| MS03ReasonForHelp2A | And between my mind and your experience, this guide'll save a dozen times more lives than those greedy merchants will. |
| MS03ReasonForHelp2B | I know exactly what I'm doing. I'm trying to help mankind survive and rebuild! It's important, and I need your help. |
| MS03ReasonForHelp2B | It's a hell of a lot better than wasting my talents with the caravans, repairing cart axles and coming up with new ways to shovel brahmin crap! |
| MS03ReasonForHelp3A | That's the spirit, trusty research assistant! |
| MS03ReasonForHelp3B | Well, I guess they do bring important supplies here and there. But still, I can help out so much more than the boring old stuff they do. |
| MS03ReasonForHelp3B | Writing this book will make a huge difference, trust me! |
| MS03ReasonForHelp3C | I... Well... Okay. |
| MS03ReasonForHelp3C | I guess you're right. It was a silly idea. I'll just stick to doing what's important. |
| MS03ReasonForHelp3C | Hey, if you're ever around again, stop by. I'll see if I can get you a deal on repairs, I guess. |
| MS03ReasonForWorking | Well, look around at the world we live in. It may be okay to you, but I've read about what it used to be like, and this wasn't it. |
| MS03ReasonForWorking | So we all need something that keeps us going, despite all the terrible things around us. For me, it's things like this book. |
| MS03ReasonForWorking2A | No. It's like... Did you ever try to put a broken piece of glass back together? Even if the pieces fit, you can't make it whole again the way it was. |
| MS03ReasonForWorking2A | But if you're clever, you can still use the pieces to make other useful things. Maybe even something wonderful, like a mosaic. |
| MS03ReasonForWorking2A | Well, the world broke just like glass. And everyone's trying to put it back together like it was, but it'll never come together the same way. |
| MS03ReasonForWorking2B | It's not garbage! But don't be fooled - it is junk. It's just that junk's pretty important stuff, you know? |
| MS03ReasonForWorking2B | Junk can be turned into all sorts of useful things. And sometimes, even something wonderful. |
| MS03ReasonForWorking2B | And junk's all we've got left after the world blew up. Everyone's trying to fix it like it was, but nobody's trying to make something that's better. |
| MS03ReasonForWorking3A | Hey, it sounds crazy when you say it that way, but that's what I'm aiming for, yeah. |
| MS03ReasonForWorking3A | The Wasteland Survival Guide isn't much towards that lofty goal, but it's an important one. |
| MS03ReasonForWorking3A | And that's why I need your help. I don't think I can do it alone. |
| MS03ReasonForWorking3B | Maybe. I've certainly heard people say that. But isn't it also human nature to try to do better than we always have? |
| MS03ReasonForWorking3B | Please, I've got to at least try to make the world better. And I can't do it on my own. I need your help. |
| MS03ReasonForWorking3C | What, helping the trade caravans with idiotic chores? Repairing carts and fixing up sick Brahmin? |
| MS03ReasonForWorking3C | There's got to be something more worthwhile that I can do to help humanity! |
| MS03ReasonForWorking4 | But that's why I'm getting your help! I know my flaws, and with your help, we can make something great for the world! |
| MS03ReasonForWorking4 | Please? It's just so... important. For everything. |
| MS03ReasonForWorking5 | No... No, you're right, I don't. I mean, I've already gotten you hurt a couple times, haven't I? |
| MS03ReasonForWorking5 | You're right. I can't go on with this book. What if the advice is bad and people get hurt because of it? I deserve to work on the caravans. |
| MS03ReasonForWorking5 | Please, if you find time out from your own important work... try to stop by the caravans and say hi. I'll see if I can get you a deal. |
| MS03RivetCityQuestion | Oh, it's this huge city on a ship where the river meets downtown! It's been around for as long as I can remember. You should really check it out. |
| MS03RoboticsExpert | Practically speak robot, do you? As long as you don't write it all in ones and zeroes, then I guess it'll be fine. Thanks! |
| MS03RoboticsExpert | In fact, here: just in case you expertise fails you, a few pulse grenades, and my old science textbook. Enjoy! |
| MS03TaskAccept1 | Oh, great! Food is most important, but see if you can get medicine, too. And if there's nothing to find, then just come back in one piece, okay? |
| MS03TaskAccept1 | Oh, great! Food is most important, but see if you can get medicine, too. And if there's nothing to find, then just come back in one piece, okay? |
| MS03TaskAccept1 | It'll be easy. One tap with the applicator, and it overwhelms their senses with a sort of "feel-bad" sensation. Then they're gone before you know it! |
| MS03TaskAccept1 | You could test it out on just a few Mole Ratties, but for real testing, try it on ten or more. There should be plenty in the Tepid Sewers, downtown. |
| MS03TaskAccept1 | Oh, now I can't wait for what you find out down there! And check around to make sure you're hearing the real deal! |
| MS03TaskAccept2 | Now, that's the adventurous scientific spirit! Go on out there and get good and fried! |
| MS03TaskAccept2 | Oh, but not so much that you can't come back. 200 rads should be enough to get a reading, although 600 or more would be more useful! |
| MS03TaskAccept2 | Trust me, I'll make sure you're okay! I've got some good ideas for a cure! |
| MS03TaskAccept2 | Oh, you're a peach! Or, at least, some sort of hardy fruit that grows in the savagely irradiated mockery of agriculture we have nowadays. |
| MS03TaskAccept2 | Now, 200 rads should be enough for basic sickness, but if you can get 600 or more rads, my tests will be even more accurate. |
| MS03TaskAccept2 | Just make sure you can get back here, and I'll see to it that you're well taken care of! |
| MS03TaskAccept2 | That's great. I recommend the nest at the Anchorage War Memorial. I knew a trader who talked about the Mirelurks down there. |
| MS03TaskAccept2 | Just go inside and find one of their spawning pods, probably down near the water. Put this observer inside, and get out quietly. |
| MS03TaskAccept2 | And be sure not to kill any Mirelurks inside their nest! If you do, it could ruin the validity of the study! |
| MS03TaskAccept2 | Yeah, you should just be able to plug it into the mainframe at the RobCo production facility. It'll give you access to the robots and terminals. |
| MS03TaskAccept2 | Okay, here. And be sure to keep an eye peeled for any other examples of how to make old technology work for you out there! |
| MS03TaskAccept3 | There's my brave research assistant! Go out and get bashed up. For the good of mankind! |
| MS03TaskAccept3 | Just make sure you stay alive and get back here! That's important! I can't stress that enough! |
| MS03TaskAccept3 | Wow, what a great research assistant you are! I mean really, that's dedication. Demonstrating how to withstand pain by getting injured? Wow. |
| MS03TaskAccept3 | When you're ready, come back here with some serious injuries, maybe a crippled limb or two, and I'll take notes and fix you up. |
| MS03TaskAccept3 | I'll be waiting here with plenty of bandages for you. So don't worry, and just go get horribly injured. Oh, and be careful! |
| MS03TaskAccept3 | Oh, don't worry. No one ever goes there because they say it's a ghost town. And since ghosts don't exist, you can just focus on the landmines. |
| MS03TaskAccept3 | I hear there's a playground in the middle of the town. Reach that point and come back, and I'm sure you'll have some stories to tell! |
| MS03TaskAccept3 | Oh, don't worry. No one ever goes there because they say it's a ghost town. And since ghosts don't exist, you can just focus on the landmines. |
| MS03TaskAccept3 | I hear there's a playground in the middle of the town. Reach that point and come back, and I'm sure you'll have some stories to tell! |
| MS03TaskAccept3 | Great! The library should be in old Arlington, not far from downtown. See if you can download the archives from its computer. |
| MS03TaskAccept3 | If you can't get those, then even the card catalog would be useful. Any little piece of information could help the book. And thus, humanity! |
| MS03TaskBackToChoose | Okay, so where'd you like to start? |
| MS03TaskBackToChoose | Okay, I suppose we can put that one off for a bit. |
| MS03TaskBegin | Well, I think the first chapter will have to be about surviving day-to-day dangers. |
| MS03TaskBegin | Things like where it is and isn't safe to find food, the dangers of radiation, and how to avoid and even profit from dangerous landmines. |
| MS03TaskBegin | Ooh, sounds like fun, doesn't it? Which do you want to do first? |
| MS03TaskBegin | The last chapter's a bit more esoteric. It's about the survival of humanity as a whole, and how to rebuild society. Deep stuff, huh? |
| MS03TaskBegin | We need to know how large settlements are formed, how to harness the old technology, and I'll need you to get ancient history from a nearby library. |
| MS03TaskBegin | We're in the last stretch, now, so let's finish it up strong! What first? |
| MS03TaskBegin | The second chapter's going to be a bit trickier, I think. It'll cover how to handle creatures out there, for better or for worse. |
| MS03TaskBegin | For example, repelling Mole Rats, learning about Mirelurks, and when all else fails, how to handle being injured. |
| MS03TaskBegin | So, let's buckle down and get to work on this chapter. What first? |
| MS03TaskBegin | I still need to study a living specimen with radiation poisoning. |
| MS03TaskBegin | I need someone to research how to travel through a minefield. |
| MS03TaskBegin | And that'll cover the first section of the book. Which strikes your fancy? |
| MS03TaskBegin | I've got to see how safe it is to scavenge food from one of those huge stores out there. |
| MS03TaskBegin | I need someone to research how to travel through a minefield. |
| MS03TaskBegin | And that'll cover the first section of the book. Which strikes your fancy? |
| MS03TaskBegin | I've got to see how safe it is to scavenge food from one of those huge stores out there. |
| MS03TaskBegin | I still need to study a living specimen with radiation poisoning. |
| MS03TaskBegin | And that'll cover the first section of the book. Which strikes your fancy? |
| MS03TaskBegin | Well, I know lots about radiation from books... and personal experience, obviously. |
| MS03TaskBegin | But I need to see how radiation effects normal, not-so-gooey humans. I never seem to get a live example to study. Not for long, anyway. |
| MS03TaskBegin | So I need you to get a bit of radiation poisoning so I can study its effects. Oh, not a deadly dose, of course - I can fix you up before that! |
| MS03TaskBegin | Yes, that's what I need your help on. I know lots about it from books, but I never seem to get a live example. Not for long, anyway. |
| MS03TaskBegin | So I need you to get a bit of radiation poisoning so I can study its effects. Oh, not a deadly dose, of course - I can fix you up before that! |
| MS03TaskBegin | Well, food and medicine. Everyone needs them once in a while, right? So they need a good place to find them! |
| MS03TaskBegin | There's an old Super-Duper Mart not far from here. I need to know if a place like that still has any food or medicine left in it. |
| MS03TaskBegin | Landmines are one of the few dangers out there that you can profit from. Disarm one before it blows, and you can sell it for plenty of caps. |
| MS03TaskBegin | I've heard stories about a ghost town that's just full of mines. Traders just call the place "Minefield." |
| MS03TaskBegin | Sounds like the place for some fieldwork! Get in there, get back, and tell me all about it. And could you bring back a mine for my studies? |
| MS03TaskBegin | Landmines are one of the few dangers out there that you can profit from. Disarm one before it blows, and you can sell it for plenty of caps. |
| MS03TaskBegin | I've heard stories about a ghost town that's just full of mines. Traders just call the place "Minefield." |
| MS03TaskBegin | Sounds like the place for some fieldwork! Get in there, get back, and tell me all about it. And could you bring back a mine for my studies? |
| MS03TaskBegin | There's a sort of Mole Rat repellant I've developed. I need it to be tested on a few Mole Rats before I can say it's a success. |
| MS03TaskBegin | There's a lot we don't know about Mirelurks and how intelligent and dangerous they are. That definitely deserves research. |
| MS03TaskBegin | And that should be it for the second chapter. Which do you want to check out? |
| MS03TaskBegin | There's a sort of Mole Rat repellant I've developed. I need it to be tested on a few Mole Rats before I can say it's a success. |
| MS03TaskBegin | I hesitate to ask, but I'll need to examine the effects of serious physical trauma. I wouldn't ask if I couldn't fix you up afterwards, of course! |
| MS03TaskBegin | And that should be it for the second chapter. Which do you want to check out? |
| MS03TaskBegin | There's a lot we don't know about Mirelurks and how intelligent and dangerous they are. That definitely deserves research. |
| MS03TaskBegin | I hesitate to ask, but I'll need to examine the effects of serious physical trauma. I wouldn't ask if I couldn't fix you up afterwards, of course! |
| MS03TaskBegin | And that should be it for the second chapter. Which do you want to check out? |
| MS03TaskBegin | Mole Rats can burrow into almost anything and cause a lot of trouble. So I figured I'd make a chemical repellent stick for people to shoo them off. |
| MS03TaskBegin | But I need it to be tested before I put the recipe to paper in the guide. So I need you to find some Mole Rats and test it out a bit. |
| MS03TaskBegin | Great! I never get to study anyone who's severely injured. Not without them crying to be fixed right away or trying to bleed out and all that. |
| MS03TaskBegin | But obviously, you can handle a lot of abuse, so if I'm ever going to find a good example of human anatomy and injury resistance, it'd be you. |
| MS03TaskBegin | Next time you get badly injured, return here so I can examine you before I heal you up. I mean, you're going to get yourself hurt anyway, right? |
| MS03TaskBegin | Yes, knowing more about them can help people learn to avoid, or even outsmart them. |
| MS03TaskBegin | So I picked up this observer device to study them in their natural habitat. I need you to hide one in one of the spawning pods in their lairs. |
| MS03TaskBegin | I want to find out the history of how a successful settlement like Rivet City got started. |
| MS03TaskBegin | I've also got to do a section on working with old computer electronics, so there's some research to be done in the old RobCo Production facility. |
| MS03TaskBegin | And that'll be it for the last chapter. So, what'll it be? |
| MS03TaskBegin | I want to find out the history of how a successful settlement like Rivet City got started. |
| MS03TaskBegin | Also, there used to be a big library out there. Imagine, a whole building full of books! I'll need you to gather information there for me. |
| MS03TaskBegin | And that'll be it for the last chapter. So, what'll it be? |
| MS03TaskBegin | I've got to do a section on working with old computer electronics, so there's some research to be done in the old RobCo Production facility. |
| MS03TaskBegin | Also, there used to be a big library out there. Imagine, a whole building full of books! I'll need you to gather information there for me. |
| MS03TaskBegin | And that'll be it for the last chapter. So, what'll it be? |
| MS03TaskBegin | Yes, Rivet City's in particular. It's the most successful survivor settlement around, but no one here really knows how it started. |
| MS03TaskBegin | Of course, that's why it's important to know how a place like that succeeded. So I need you to go there and do some researching! |
| MS03TaskBegin | Oh, this is so exciting! I feel like I'm sending you out on some sort of super-assignment! Okay, okay. Give me a moment to calm down... |
| MS03TaskBegin | Now then, a trader gave me this bit of electronics from the RobCo factory. It ought to go into some mainframe in there to control the robots. |
| MS03TaskBegin | If there's a way to reactivate and control the robots there, it'd make for a good example of harnessing the past's technology for the book! |
| MS03TaskBegin | It does, doesn't it? I mostly just deal with it after it's junked. But a trader gave me this bit of electronics from the RobCo factory. |
| MS03TaskBegin | If there's a way to reactivate and control the robots there, it'd make for a good example of harnessing the past's technology for the book! |
| MS03TaskBegin | Yes. Books are where the old world kept its knowledge, and libraries are where it kept the books. And there's supposed to be one in Arlington. |
| MS03TaskBegin | See if it's still there, and if you can download records from its computer. Information dumps like those would be invaluable for rebuilding humanity! |
| MS03TaskBreak | Don't take to long. The sooner the book's done, the more people we can save with it! |
| MS03TaskBreak | Well, okay. If you feel you really need one. |
| MS03TaskBreak | Feel free! Gotta have my super researcher in tip-top condition to work, right? |
| MS03TaskBreak | Well, I can't force you to work, I suppose. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasic | Really? No medicine at all? None? Seriously? Well, I guess I should have expected that. It's been a long time, after all. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasic | But you certainly did research a couple risks of those big stores. Tell me all about it! |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasic | Hrm... I suppose a little radiation poisoning is better than none at all. Well, not normally, of course. Unless you like that sort of thing, I guess. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasic | So, let me do a little examination. How do you feel? |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasic | I'll bet you didn't see any ghosts, either. So, tell me about the landmines. Did you get blown up? |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasic | But sure, sniper, shooting, yadda, yadda, yadda. Tell me about the landmines. Did you get blown up? |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasic | See? I told you it wasn't a ghost. Science, one. Superstition, zero! |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasic | But sure, sniper, shooting, yadda, yadda, yadda. Tell me about the landmines. Did you get blown up? |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasic | Just a few? Well, I'm sure it'll be good enough. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasic | So, how did my chemical repellent work? Safe and clean like a charm, I'll bet! |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasic | Oh, no. You didn't rile them up, did you? Because I'm not getting a very good signal from the observer. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasic | I think they buried it in the mud. Oh, I really hope that was just mud. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasic | Anyway, you saw them, at least a bit. What are your observations about them? |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasic | Well, lucky for you that I am! At least, pretty good. Good enough to fix this up, at least. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasic | You wouldn't happen to have a broken limb, would you? No? Well, never mind. Now, can you describe how you feel? |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasic | Well, if it's all you could find out, I guess it'll have to do. So, what did they say? |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasic | Oh great! Reactivating long-dormant technology is definitely a good step towards the survival of humanity as a whole. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasic | Then again, maybe it's more dangerous if it's active but uncontrolled. How did it turn out? |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasic | Well... That's not really much use for the book, I'm afraid. But thanks for checking. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasic | So, how's the place looking? How long before I can go over and borrow a couple good novels? |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExA | It makes sense that there'd be a few Raiders there. But if that's the only concern, that hardly makes it worse than anywhere else out there. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExA | Well, keep what you got. Just traded for a big food shipment, myself. Here, take a bit, my treat - the taste kind of grates after a while. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExA | Well, here's hoping you don't have to get anything worse for a while, huh? |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExA | Now, let me take a few notes, and I'll handle that nasty radiation with a bit of my own home-made rad-cure concoction. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExA | Okay, lie back and think healthy thoughts... |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExA | I guess placement of each step would be critical, wouldn't it? Especially if each one could be your last. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExA | I know you may not want to see any more explosives for a while, but obviously you know your way around them. Have a couple rainy-day toys of mine. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExA | That's not how it was supposed to work at all! The poor little Mole Ratties with their little noses! That's just horrible! |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExA | I guess it's back to the drawing board for that repellent. I wonder if I can make it into some sort of fuel. Anyway, I'll just take that. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExA | Oh, but for your trouble, umm... Here, have the leftover chems from working on the repellent. I'm sure you can find some use for them. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExA | Hrm. That's not a lot more than I knew already. But it's interesting that they're adapted for the radioactive water. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExA | I wish we could have gotten more information, but this'll have to do for the book. Here's your pay. Maybe they'll help you be sneakier next time. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExA | Really? What sort of dance? Cha-cha? Meringue? I've always fancied the foxtrot, myself... |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExA | Well, rest easy and I'll see about fixing you up once I take a few notes. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExA | Really? That's pretty unbelievable! |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExA | I mean, really, I'm not sure I can believe that. But I guess if that's what they said, what else is there to go on? |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExA | Oh well. Still, for your help, have a few of these. They may help out next time you need to talk to a few folks. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExA | Good thing I had it, then. Otherwise, it wouldn't have worked. Of course, you also wouldn't have been there. Still... |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExA | It helps to have the right tool for the job. Failing that, go with the right tool to cheat at the job. Like a pulse grenade. Here, have a couple. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExA | Oh, it's about time! I guess everyone else is watching out for their precious guns, food, and loved ones first. No time for books. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExA | Still, it's good to know it's standing. Maybe I'll inspire someone to take care of the place. Have some caps as payment for that little bit of hope. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExB | Guess I wasn't the first to think of checking out a food store for storing food. Huh? |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExB | Well, keep what you got. Just traded for a big food shipment, myself. Here, take a bit, my treat - the taste kind of grates after a while. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExB | Well, it's no worse than some folks have it. Right? |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExB | Now, let me take a few notes, and I'll handle that nasty radiation with a bit of my own home-made rad-cure concoction. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExB | Okay, lie back and think healthy thoughts... |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExB | Oh, I never get to discuss semantics with anyone anymore! People are always like, "No time to debate linguistic constructs, we need to get food." |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExB | But you're right, of course. And that sort of attention to detail must help when avoiding landmines. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExB | I know you may not want to see any more explosives for a while, but obviously you know your way around them. Have a couple rainy-day toys of mine. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExB | Explosive, you say? That's kind of impressive, actually. In a horrible sort of way, at least. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExB | I guess it's back to the drawing board for that repellent. I wonder if I can make it into some sort of fuel. Anyway, I'll just take that. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExB | Oh, but for your trouble, umm... Here, have the leftover chems from working on the repellent. I'm sure you can find some use for them. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExB | Interesting... I wonder if the toxicity of the water caused their mutations and forced them to adapt to the ground as well? |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExB | I wish we could have gotten more information, but this'll have to do for the book. Here's your pay. Maybe they'll help you be sneakier next time. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExB | Sounds like you know your way around a medkit. You could probably take care of yourself, if I wasn't already here. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExB | Of course, since I am here, I might as well take care of you now. It's the least I could do. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExB | Well, I suppose that sort of thing happens, occasionally. But I guess if that's all that can be uncovered, what else is there to go on? |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExB | Oh well. Still, for your help, have a few of these. They may help out next time you need to talk to a few folks. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExB | Say what you will about the dead folks of the past, but they designed a lot of their stuff so even idiots could use it. No offense, of course. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExB | It helps to have the right tool for the job. Failing that, go with the right tool to cheat at the job. Like a pulse grenade. Here, have a couple. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExB | Well, at least it's still there as a monument to knowledge. Shame it's an empty one. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExB | Still, it's good to know it's standing. Maybe I'll inspire someone to take care of the place. Have some caps as payment for that little bit of hope. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExC | That's a mighty callous attitude towards killing. But I guess they'd do the same for the food. Shame there wasn't any medicine. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExC | Well, keep what you got. Just traded for a big food shipment, myself. Here, take a bit, my treat - the taste kind of grates after a while. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExC | More like radiation sickness can MAKE you weak. Don't blow it off like that. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExC | Now, let me take a few notes, and I'll handle that nasty radiation with a bit of my own home-made rad-cure concoction. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExC | Okay, lie back and think healthy thoughts... |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExC | That's very... deep. I guess. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExC | But not exactly useful for those of us who can't handle even one little explosion. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExC | Speaking of which... As thanks for your help, have a couple rainy-day toys of mine. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExC | But it seemed to be working so well in informal testing! Anyone I hit with the repellent just left. Sometimes they yelled a bit, but that's all. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExC | I guess it's back to the drawing board for that repellent. I wonder if I can make it into some sort of fuel. Anyway, I'll just take that. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExC | Oh, but for your trouble, umm... Here, have the leftover chems from working on the repellent. I'm sure you can find some use for them. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExC | Easier to avoid them than to fight them, you mean? Sounds like a good idea. Shame it's apparently hard to do in their den. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExC | I wish we could have gotten more information, but this'll have to do for the book. Here's your pay. Maybe they'll help you be sneakier next time. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExC | If you say so, tough stuff. Glad it's not me in your shoes. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExC | Well, rest easy and I'll see about fixing you up once I take a few notes. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExC | Whoa. From everything I had heard about them, I wouldn't have expected them to be so "hands-on." |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExC | But I guess if that's what they said, what else is there to go on? |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExC | Oh well. Still, for your help, have a few of these. They may help out next time you need to talk to a few folks. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExC | It's a bit surprising how sturdy and easy-to-use a lot of the junked tech is. Guess they made it sturdy and simple back then. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExC | It helps to have the right tool for the job. Failing that, go with the right tool to cheat at the job. Like a pulse grenade. Here, have a couple. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExC | I hope you're saying that because they just can't be read anymore. Because otherwise... |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExC | Well, I wouldn't think very highly of you. That's for sure. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExC | Still, it's good to know it's standing. Maybe I'll inspire someone to take care of the place. Have some caps as payment for that little bit of hope. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExD | Oh my, Raiders had set up camp there? I'm guessing you didn't just negotiate with them, did you? |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExD | Well, keep what you got. Just traded for a big food shipment, myself. Here, take a bit, my treat -- the taste kind of grates after a while. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExD | That's a terrible joke. I love it! Good to see you're still in such good spirits! |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExD | Now, let me take a few notes, and I'll handle that nasty radiation with a bit of my own home-made rad-cure concoction. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExD | Okay, lie back and think healthy thoughts... |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExD | Oh, of course. Can't let little things like flying shrapnel slow you down, now can you? |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExD | I know you may not want to see any more explosives for a while, but obviously you know your way around them. Have a couple rainy-day toys of mine. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExD | Oh, that isn't what I want at all. People already have all sorts of ways to kill them. We don't need a more lethal Mole Rat trap. Just a better one. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExD | I guess it's back to the drawing board for that repellent. I wonder if I can make it into some sort of fuel. Anyway, I'll just take that. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExD | Oh, but for your trouble, umm... Here, have the leftover chems from working on the repellent. I'm sure you can find some use for them. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExD | Hrm. Well, I knew that. But I guess it does raise the question of whether or not they have a language. Maybe I should study that later. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExD | I wish we could have gotten more information, but this'll have to do for the book. Here's your pay. Maybe they'll help you be sneakier next time. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExD | Don't think too hard about it. No fair dying on me just because you want your last words to be especially memorable! |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExD | Well, rest easy and I'll see about fixing you up once I take a few notes. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExD | That'd hardly be ethical, really. But if there's nothing more factual to go on... |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExD | Oh well. Still, for your help, have a few of these. They may help out next time you need to talk to a few folks. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExD | I suppose it wouldn't hurt to add a nice story to it. And it'd be a nice little reward for your hard work to include you as a hero. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExD | Oh, I don't know about that. But I guess you do. And it's a good enough example for the book, I suppose. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExD | It helps to have the right tool for the job. Failing that, go with the right tool to cheat at the job. Like a pulse grenade. Here, have a couple. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExD | Well, maybe the Raiders will try reading a few of the books. Maybe it'll open their eyes to a few things. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExD | Still, it's good to know it's standing. Maybe I'll inspire someone to take care of the place. Have some caps as payment for that little bit of hope. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExE | Oh, poor research assistant! I'm sorry, I didn't know it'd be so dangerous in there! |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExE | Well, don't worry. I'm sure the rest of the research will be safer! |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExE | At least you can keep what you got. Just traded for a big food shipment, myself. Here, take a bit, my treat - the taste kind of grates after a while. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExE | Well, because then I wouldn't be well enough to take good notes abou-- Oh, you're being sarcastic, aren't you? |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExE | Now, let me take a few notes, and I'll handle that nasty radiation with a bit of my own home-made rad-cure concoction. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExE | Okay, lie back and think healthy thoughts... |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExE | I told you, ghosts don't exist. That sort of attitude really isn't benefiting a research assistant. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExE | But I'm glad you're not dead. That'd be a real downer. Especially for you, I bet. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExE | I know you may not want to see any more explosives for a while, but obviously you know your way around them. Have a couple rainy-day toys of mine. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExE | That's... That's just terrible! Besides, I'm sure you've got plenty of ways to do terrible things to people. I don't want any part in that. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExE | I guess it's back to the drawing board for that repellent. I wonder if I can make it into some sort of fuel. Anyway, I'll just take that. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExE | Oh, but for your trouble, umm... Here, have the leftover chems from working on the repellent. I'm sure you can find some use for them. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExE | I'm sure it's an acquired taste. I mean, it wouldn't technically be cannibalism or anything. Just kind of gross. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExE | I wish we could have gotten more information, but this'll have to do for the book. Here's your pay. Maybe they'll help you be sneakier next time. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExE | Okay, okay! I'm sorry I even asked. Yeesh. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExE | Well, rest easy and I'll see about fixing you up once I take a few notes. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExE | Even I'm not sure I can believe that, and I'm downright gullible. Or so I'm told. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExE | But I guess if that's what they said, what else is there to go on? |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExE | Oh well. Still, for your help, have a few of these. They may help out next time you need to talk to a few folks. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExE | I guess some people can work with complicated technology, and the actual tools and materials aren't entirely necessary. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExE | I guess you've either got it or you don't. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExE | It helps to have the right tool for the job. Failing that, go with the right tool to cheat at the job. Like a pulse grenade. Here, have a couple. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExE | What? But... but... books! And knowledge! And... |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExE | Oh... just... darn it! |
| MS03TaskCompleteBasicExE | I guess it's good enough just to know it's standing. Here's some caps for that. Jerk. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonus | Really? You did? You did! Well, all right! Tell me all about it! |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonus | I can tell... You're positively glowing! |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonus | Now just hold on and try not to move. Tell me how it feels, and I'll get you fixed right up. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonus | My very own landmine! Just what I've always wanted. Well, always since I sent you out on this, anyway. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonus | Now, tell me all about it. What was it like going through there? What's it like disarming a landmine? |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonus | Oh, excellent! Substantial field-testing, precise reports, and such dedication! What more could I ask for in a research assistant? |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonus | So, how did my chemical repellent work? Safe and clean like a charm, I'll bet! |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonus | I'll bet most people would have just gone in there, guns blazing, without half a thought. But not you! You're the best research assistant ever! |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonus | I've been getting a good signal, but what do you think about them from your first-hand observations of them? |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonus | Oh, I know it does, dear, but it's for a good cause. Try not to squirm so much while I take notes. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonus | Now how would you describe the pain you're feeling? Any advice for how to keep it from being overwhelming? And remember, this is for posterity. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonus | A-ha! Not just as easy as asking around, was it? Good information takes real work to uncover, after all. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonus | So, tell me all about it! |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonus | Harnessing the technology of the past and modifying it for your own purposes? That's just the thing! |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonus | Tell me all about how it worked out! |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonus | Really? A whole library's worth of data, right there? That's great news! |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonus | So, what did you find? Tell me about it! |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExA | Whoa! Really? Raiders and robots! I guess I wasn't the only one to think about checking those stores. Looks like you gotta be careful looting them. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExA | Well, keep what you got. Just traded for a big food shipment, myself. Here, take a bit, my treat - the taste kind of grates after a while. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExA | Oh, and take this! It's an old Food Sanitizer. Just carry it with you, and it should automatically make most food and drink more, um... better. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExA | You're a mighty lucky one, you know that? At this state, most people'd have trouble standing up, much less walking over here. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExA | Now, let me take a few notes, and I'll handle that nasty radiation with a bit of my own home-made rad-cure concoction. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExA | I've never had a chance to test it out on someone so heavily dosed, but I'm sure it'll work out fine. Exciting, isn't it? |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExA | Lots of places are, nowadays. Good work staying staying alive in tough conditions - it'll be a great example for the book! |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExA | I know you may not want to see any more explosives for a while, but obviously you know your way around them. Have a couple rainy-day toys of mine. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExA | And looking at this landmine, it gives me an idea. It's a terrible device that does terrible things, of course. But it's easy to make your own, too. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExA | Not quite as much of a ghost town as they say, is it? Good work staying calm and collected under pressure - it'll be a great example for the book! |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExA | I know you may not want to see any more explosives for a while, but obviously you know your way around them. Have a couple rainy-day toys of mine. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExA | And looking at this landmine, it gives me an idea. It's a terrible device that does terrible things, of course. But it's easy to make your own, too. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExA | Oh. That's... That's really a shame. Poor little Mole Ratties. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExA | With that much testing, I guess it's beyond correction. Go ahead and keep it. Maybe you can find a nicer use for it, right? |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExA | Oh, but for your trouble, umm... Here, have the leftover chems from working on the repellent. I'm sure you can find some use for them. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExA | Oh... That's unpleasant, but I guess it's no surprise. Practically everything out there can eat us. This bottom of the food chain thing really sucks. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExA | Some of these observations about their armor and camouflage gave me an idea for reinforced, neutral-colored headgear. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExA | Here, consider it thanks for not interfering with them. Oh, speaking of which, take these. So you can continue to avoid them in the future. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExA | Ah yes, that makes a lot of sense. And it does help when you're sewing up wounds and setting bones, too. That seems like it'd be tough to do alone. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExA | Luckily, I'm here to patch you up. Now, hold still and quit fidgeting. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExA | Huh. I would have figured the science station came afterwards. Well, good to see genius get rewarded! |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExA | A bit of smarts leads to a big reward, huh? Speaking of which, in thanks, have a few of these, for the next time you've got to be quick on your wits. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExA | Oh, and I'll let the Rivet City traders know they'll be favorably mentioned in the book. You'll get a discount buying gear from them in the future. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExA | So, they were dangerous until you got control of them? Definitely a good lesson in there about using old technology. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExA | Seems like a good thing to watch for when dealing with tech of any age. And it helps to pack a few pulse grenades, just in case. Here, have a few. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExA | Oh, and take my book on science - for some reason, I just can't get into the computer parts, but I've got the rest pretty much memorized. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExA | Well, of course! That's why I sent you there, after all! |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExA | And good work retrieving it, too! I'll see how much I can work into the guide itself. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExA | Oh, and here's a book of mine and some caps for your research. Think of it as pay for a civilization worth of overdue books. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExB | So, you're saying that they acquired a well-protected stash? I wonder how many other places are hiding treasures behind monsters, hrm? |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExB | Well, keep what you got. Just traded for a big food shipment, myself. Here, take a bit, my treat - the taste kind of grates after a while. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExB | Oh, and take this! It's an old Food Sanitizer. Just carry it with you, and it should automatically make most food and drink more, um... better. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExB | So, you're experiencing delusions, too? Fascinating! |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExB | Now, after taking a few notes, I'll take care of that nasty radiation with a bit of my own home-made concoction. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExB | I've never had a chance to test it out on someone so heavily dosed, but I'm sure it'll work out fine. Exciting, isn't it? |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExB | That's so true. For all of life, really. But especially the parts involving landmines. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExB | I know you may not want to see any more explosives for a while, but obviously you know your way around them. Have a couple rainy-day toys of mine. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExB | And looking at this landmine, it gives me an idea. It's a terrible device that does terrible things, of course. But it's easy to make your own, too. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExB | Those poor little Mole Ratties! I wonder if I could make a hypoallergenic version? Oh, but that'd hardly be effective. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExB | I should mention that. Proper handling of Mole Rats could be important if they could be domesticated. Milked, maybe? Anyway, keep the repellent. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExB | Oh, but for your trouble, umm... Here, have the leftover chems from working on the repellent. I'm sure you can find some use for them. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExB | That's very scientific of you! Personally, I wasn't sure if they were crabs or if they came from some sort of brine shrimp, perhaps. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExB | Some of these observations about their armor and camouflage gave me an idea for reinforced, neutral-colored headgear. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExB | Here, consider it thanks for not interfering with them. Oh, speaking of which, take these. So you can continue to avoid them in the future. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExB | That's a very enlightened attitude you've got! Shame it doesn't stop bullets, huh? |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExB | Luckily, I'm here to patch you up. Now, hold still and quit fidgeting. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExB | Hrm. With the protected location and resources that came from those scientific advances, I can definitely see how it grew so quickly! |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExB | A bit of smarts leads to a big reward, huh? Speaking of which, in thanks, have a few of these, for the next time you've got to be quick on your wits. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExB | Oh, and I'll let the Rivet City traders know they'll be favorably mentioned in the book. You'll get a discount buying gear from them in the future. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExB | Well, they're only human. Err, well, made by humans. Well, probably manufactured by other robots, but you know where I'm going with this. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExB | Seems like a good thing to watch for when dealing with tech of any age. And it helps to pack a few pulse grenades, just in case. Here, have a few. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExB | Oh, and take my book on science - for some reason, I just can't get into the computer parts, but I've got the rest pretty much memorized. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExB | I suspect you and I are two of the only people who really appreciate its value, yes! |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExB | Oh my goodness, when I'm done with this, I'll have to work on copying all of this information. It could take a while, you know. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExB | Oh, but here's a book of mine and some caps for your research. Think of it as pay for a civilization worth of overdue books. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExC | You do what you need to do to get food and medicine, I guess. It's not pretty, but I guess that's the way it's got to be, right? |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExC | Well, keep what you got. Just traded for a big food shipment, myself. Here, take a bit, my treat - the taste kind of grates after a while. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExC | Oh, and take this! It's an old Food Sanitizer. Just carry it with you, and it should automatically make most food and drink more, um... better. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExC | Oh, sure you can, you tough ol' survivor. Now sit down before you fall down. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExC | Now, after taking a few notes, I'll take care of that nasty radiation with a bit of my own home-made concoction. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExC | I've never had a chance to test it out on someone so heavily dosed, but I'm sure it'll work just as well. Exciting, isn't it? |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExC | Oh. Well, if that's all! I'll just study this and hope there aren't any more explosions, shall I? |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExC | I know you may not want to see any more explosives for a while, but obviously you know your way around them. Have a couple rainy-day toys of mine. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExC | And looking at this landmine, it gives me an idea. It's a terrible device that does terrible things, of course. But it's easy to make your own, too. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExC | What? You're kidding, right? Wait, you aren't kidding. Probably a metabolic reaction to the chemicals. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExC | I should mention that. Proper handling of Mole Rats could be important if they could be domesticated. Milked, maybe? Anyway, keep the repellent. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExC | Oh, but for your trouble, umm... Here, have the leftover chems from working on the repellent. I'm sure you can find some use for them. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExC | Oh, really? Maybe their leader figures are bred, sort of like ant queens? I wonder if relocating a Mirelurk "king" would prompt the others to move. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExC | Some of these observations about their armor and camouflage gave me an idea for reinforced, neutral-colored headgear. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExC | Consider it thanks for not interfering with them. Oh, speaking of which, take these. So you can continue to avoid them in the future. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExC | Deadened nerves? That's probably a bad sign, you know. Like, nervous system degradation type of bad. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExC | Luckily, I'm here to patch you up. Now, hold still and quit fidgeting. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExC | I'll bet they used some sort of chemical device to drive off the Mirelurks. Or a sonic device? Anyway, I guess it worked pretty well! |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExC | A bit of smarts leads to a big reward, huh? Speaking of which, in thanks, have a few of these, for the next time you've got to be quick on your wits. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExC | Oh, and I'll let the Rivet City traders know they'll be favorably mentioned in the book. You'll get a discount buying gear from them in the future. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExC | Well, I wouldn't have guessed you had it in you, but I suppose it worked out anyway. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExC | Of course, I'll bet it helps to pack a few pulse grenades, just in case. Here, have a few. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExC | Oh, and take my book on science -- for some reason, I just can't get into the computer parts, but I've got the rest pretty much memorized. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExC | Does that mean it'll be a "guard catalogue"? You see, because... Never mind. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExC | You'd have laughed if you knew the words "card catalogue." I wonder if there'll be one down there once I tell the world about it? |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExC | Oh, and here's a book of mine and some caps for your research. Think of it as pay for a civilization worth of overdue books. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExD | Oh, dear. Well, I guess the dangers around those old supplies keeps it from being smooth sailing. Otherwise, they'd already have been looted, huh? |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExD | Well, keep what you got. Just traded for a big food shipment, myself. Here, take a bit, my treat - the taste kind of grates after a while. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExD | Oh, and take this! It's an old Food Sanitizer. Just carry it with you, and it should automatically make most food and drink more, um... better. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExD | Oh, you poor dear, putting on a brave face like that. Well, don't worry, it'll all be better, and it's for a good cause. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExD | Now, let me take a few notes, and I'll handle that nasty radiation with a bit of my own home-made rad-cure concoction. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExD | I've never had a chance to test it out on someone so heavily dosed, but I'm sure it'll work out fine. Exciting, isn't it? |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExD | That's a pretty good way of putting it. I think I'll use that in the book. Maybe I should credit you as a co-author, instead of just a researcher? |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExD | I know you may not want to see any more explosives for a while, but obviously you know your way around them. Have a couple rainy-day toys of mine. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExD | And looking at this landmine, it gives me an idea. It's a terrible device that does terrible things, of course. But it's easy to make your own, too. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExD | Oh dear. All of them? Well, I don't think I could water down the formula any further. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExD | With that much testing, I guess it's beyond correction. Go ahead and keep it. Maybe you can find a nicer use for it, right? |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExD | Oh, but for your trouble, umm... Here, have the leftover chems from working on the repellent. I'm sure you can find some use for them. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExD | Well, they certainly aren't making tea and having nice chats, obviously. But maybe you're right - any social development is minor at best. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExD | Some of these observations about their armor and camouflage gave me an idea for reinforced, neutral-colored headgear. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExD | Here, consider it thanks for not interfering with them. Oh, speaking of which, take these. So you can continue to avoid them in the future. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExD | You? At a loss for words? Oh, it's worse than I thought! |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExD | Luckily, I'm here to patch you up. Now, hold still and quit fidgeting. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExD | I guess that's how people are, huh? Show a little initiative and success, and they'll support you enough for real success. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExD | Nice work - it must have taken a lot of investigation. Here: for the next time you've got to shine like that. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExD | Oh, and I'll let the Rivet City traders know they'll be favorably mentioned in the book. You'll get a discount buying gear from them in the future. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExD | Hey, robots are people, too! Well, some of them. Kinda. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExD | Well, okay. Not really. Still, just in case you anger a few of our more metallic brethren, have a few pulse grenades I picked up, just in case. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExD | Oh, and take my book on science - for some reason, I just can't get into the computer parts, but I've got the rest pretty much memorized. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExD | Why would someone booby-trap a library? Unless... they're trying to keep all of the knowledge for themselves! |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExD | Well, we won't let that sort of information be held hostage, will we? We'll educate the world with our book! |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExD | Oh, and here's a book of mine and some caps for your research. Think of it as pay for a civilization worth of overdue books. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExE | Well as long as it was no problem for you, then! I mean, who doesn't enjoy cake? Other than robots, of course. I bet they prefer pie. Or maybe pi? |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExE | Well, keep what you got. Just traded for a big food shipment, myself. Here, take a bit, my treat - the taste kind of grates after a while. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExE | Oh, and take this! It's an old Food Sanitizer. Just carry it with you, and it should automatically make most food and drink more, um... better. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExE | Well, maybe if you're lucky, you'll end up looking like me, too! |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExE | Now, after taking a few notes, I'll take care of that nasty radiation with a bit of my own home-made concoction. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExE | I've never had a chance to test it out on someone so heavily dosed, but I'm sure it'll work out fine. Exciting, isn't it? |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExE | You're a lucky one, you know. At this level, most people don't make it. But then again, most people don't have my experimental tricks! |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExE | Now, after taking a few notes, I'll take care of that nasty radiation with a bit of my own home-made concoction. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExE | I've never had a chance to test it out on someone so heavily dosed, but I'm sure it'll work out fine. Exciting, isn't it? |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExE | Do you think I'm an idiot? I may be a little impulsive, but not an idiot. I'll just take a look at this on my own, then. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExE | I know you may not want to see any more explosives for a while, but obviously you know your way around them. Have a couple rainy-day toys of mine. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExE | And looking at this landmine, it gives me an idea. It's a terrible device that does terrible things, of course. But it's easy to make your own, too. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExE | That's horrible! You're horrible! This thing is horrible! Everything's horrible! Argh! |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExE | With that much testing, I guess it's beyond correction. Go ahead and keep it. Maybe you can find a nicer use for it. But I doubt it. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExE | Oh, but for your trouble, umm... Here, have the leftover chems from working on the repellant. I'm sure you can find some use for them. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExE | Really? Are you kidding me? No, really. Are you? Huh. Guess I'll have to wait to see what I get from the observer. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExE | Some of these observations about their armor and camouflage gave me an idea for reinforced, neutral-colored headgear. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExE | Here, consider it thanks for not interfering with them. Oh, speaking of which, take these. So you can continue to avoid them in the future. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExE | Oh, well aren't you a grouchy one today? What got you in such a bad mood? Oh, yeah. The massive physical trauma. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExE | Luckily, I'm here to patch you up. Now, hold still and quit fidgeting. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExE | Well, this data looks legitimate. An outgrowth of a science station, huh? Just goes to show what I always say about cleverness! |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExE | A bit of smarts leads to a big reward, huh? Speaking of which, in thanks, have a few of these, for the next time you've got to be quick on your wits. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExE | Oh, and I'll let the Rivet City traders know they'll be favorably mentioned in the book. You'll get a discount buying gear from them in the future. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExE | Well, I guess one thing about using the old tech is that it can feel a bit like playing God. But you're probably not supposed to. I think. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExE | Seems like a good thing to watch for when dealing with tech of any age. And it helps to pack a few pulse grenades, just in case. Here, have a few. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExE | Oh, and take my book on science - for some reason, I just can't get into the computer parts, but I've got the rest pretty much memorized. |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExE | What, like it was never touched? Well, that's the way it should be! Nothing can overcome the power of knowledge, after all! |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExE | Thank goodness it's safe! I'll make sure to tell people that they can find more information there. It'll become a holy place for the educated! |
| MS03TaskCompleteBonusExE | Here's a book of mine and some caps for your research. Think of it as pay for a civilization worth of overdue books. |
| MS03TaskDescription1 | Well, food and medicine. Everyone needs them once in a while, right? So they need a good place to find them! |
| MS03TaskDescription1 | There's an old Super-Duper Mart not far from here. I need to know if a place like that still has any food or medicine left in it. |
| MS03TaskDescription1 | Mole Rats can burrow into almost anything and cause a lot of trouble. So I figured I'd make a chemical repellent stick for people to shoo them off. |
| MS03TaskDescription1 | But I need it to be tested before I put the recipe to paper in the guide. So I need you to find some Mole Rats and test it out a bit. |
| MS03TaskDescription1 | Don't be so sure. You'd be surprised how confused people get, even about important things. |
| MS03TaskDescription1 | In this case, I'm talking about Rivet City. It's the most successful survivor settlement around, but no one here really knows how it started. |
| MS03TaskDescription1 | Of course, that's why it's important to know how a place like that succeeded. So I need you to go there and do some researching! |
| MS03TaskDescription2 | Well, I know lots about radiation from books... and personal experience, obviously. |
| MS03TaskDescription2 | But I need to see how radiation effects normal, not-so-gooey humans. I never seem to get a live example to study. Not for long, anyway. |
| MS03TaskDescription2 | So I need you to get a bit of radiation poisoning so I can study its effects. Oh, not a deadly dose, of course - I can fix you up before that! |
| MS03TaskDescription2 | Well, that's what I need your help for, isn't it? I know lots about it from books, but I never seem to get a live example. Not for long, anyway. |
| MS03TaskDescription2 | So I need you to get a bit of radiation poisoning so I can study its effects. Oh, not a deadly dose, of course - I can fix you up before that! |
| MS03TaskDescription2 | Mirelurks are a big threat in some areas, and knowing more about them can help people learn to avoid, or even outsmart them. |
| MS03TaskDescription2 | So I picked up this observer device to study them in their natural habitat. I need you to hide it in one of the spawning pods in their lairs. |
| MS03TaskDescription2 | Oh, this is so exciting! I feel like I'm sending you out on some sort of super-assignment! |
| MS03TaskDescription2 | Okay, okay. Give me a moment to calm down... Now then, after some searching, I got this RobCo processor widget. |
| MS03TaskDescription2 | Supposedly, if you connect it to the mainframe at the RobCo factory, you get access to an army of robots! |
| MS03TaskDescription2 | Seems like it's right up your alley, huh? And it'd be a great example of how to harness technology, wouldn't it? |
| MS03TaskDescription2 | It does, doesn't it? I mostly just deal with it after it's junked. But a trader gave me this RobCo processor widget. He said it's worth a fortune! |
| MS03TaskDescription2 | According to him, if it's connected to the mainframe in the RobCo factory, you could have access to all the robots you'd ever want! |
| MS03TaskDescription2 | Now that would be a great example of how to harness technology, wouldn't it? |
| MS03TaskDescription3 | Landmines are one of the few dangers out there that you can profit from. Disarm one before it blows, and you can sell it for plenty of caps. |
| MS03TaskDescription3 | I've heard stories about a ghost town that's just full of mines. Traders just call the place "Minefield." |
| MS03TaskDescription3 | Sounds like the place for some fieldwork! Get in there, get back, and tell me all about it. And could you bring back a mine for my studies? |
| MS03TaskDescription3 | Landmines are one of the few dangers out there that you can profit from. Disarm one before it blows, and you can sell it for plenty of caps. |
| MS03TaskDescription3 | I've heard stories about a ghost town that's just full of mines. Traders just call the place "Minefield." |
| MS03TaskDescription3 | Sounds like the place for some fieldwork! Get in there, get back, and tell me all about it. And could you bring back a mine for my studies? |
| MS03TaskDescription3 | Well, I never get to study anyone who's severely injured. Not without them crying to be fixed right away or trying to bleed out and all that. |
| MS03TaskDescription3 | But obviously, you can handle a lot of abuse, so if I'm ever going to find a good example of human anatomy and injury resistance, it'd be you. |
| MS03TaskDescription3 | Next time you get badly injured, return here so I can examine you before I heal you up. |
| MS03TaskDescription3 | I mean, you're going to get yourself hurt anyway, right? |
| MS03TaskDescription3 | Oh, that'd sure save me a lot of time. But I bet then it wouldn't have your name on it, now would it? |
| MS03TaskDescription3 | Books are where the old world kept its knowledge, and libraries are where it kept the books. And there's supposed to be one in Arlington. |
| MS03TaskDescription3 | See if it's still there, and if you can download records from its computer. Information dumps like those would be invaluable for rebuilding humanity! |
| MS03TaskDescription3 | Oh, that'd sure save me a lot of time. But I bet their book wouldn't have anything about exploding Mole Rats, would it? |
| MS03TaskDescription3 | Books are where the old world kept its knowledge, and libraries are where it kept the books. And there's supposed to be one in Arlington. |
| MS03TaskDescription3 | See if it's still there, and if you can download records from its computer. Information dumps like those would be invaluable for rebuilding humanity! |
| MS03TaskLie | There's no way you could have gone there and gotten back already. |
| MS03TaskLie | It's got to take at least a day to get there and back. Now get going! |
| MS03TaskLie | I appreciate the landmine, but there's just no way you could have gotten to Minefield and back already! |
| MS03TaskLie | I mean, it's got to take at least a day or so to get there and back! So get going! |
| MS03TaskLie | Oh, great! And you look like it went fine! So, how was it? |
| MS03TaskLie | My very own landmine! Just what I've always wanted. Well, always since I sent you out on this, anyway. |
| MS03TaskLie | Now, tell me all about it. What was it like going through there? What's it like disarming a landmine? |
| MS03TaskLie | Do you think I suddenly lost track of time or something? There's no way you've gone there and back in the blink of an eye like that! |
| MS03TaskLie | Really? Oh, that's a shame. I guess it was an obvious place for people to get food, so it all got taken long ago, huh? |
| MS03TaskLie | Still, good work checking it out! And have some food as thanks for the work. It's a shame you didn't find any, there. |
| MS03TaskLie | Oh, come on. You barely even left! I can't imagine you tested it on reasonable number of subjects so quickly. It can't have been a good sample size. |
| MS03TaskLie | Excellent! Finally, mankind will have a way to shoo away those annoying pests without resorting to cruelty or violence! |
| MS03TaskLie | I'll just take that back for my final studies. Oh, but here! I've got lots of leftover chems from the testing. Maybe some of them are your style? |
| MS03TaskLie | Oh, come on! You weren't even searching for a full day! You can't just give up on knowledge like that so fast! |
| MS03TaskLie | Really? All of it? Not even a single, tattered paperback? Oh, that's terrible. Just like the Library of Alexandria County. What a loss to the world. |
| MS03TaskLie | But... I guess I promised you some pay, didn't I? Here's some caps. But it's nothing compared to the wealth of knowledge we've all lost. |
| MS03TaskLie | Oh, come on. Now you're just being silly. There's no way you went down to Rivet City and came back in less than a day. |
| MS03TaskLie | It is? I've never heard of anything like that! I don't even know anything in books about that sort of thing. Unless... |
| MS03TaskLie | Oh my goodness! Do you think it's originally from Atlantis? Or maybe Mu? Maybe they started the war? I never would have guessed that without you! |
| MS03TaskLie | This could change everything! Here, have your pay... our book is going to be huge! |
| MS03TaskNotComplete1 | Oh. Well, could you get on that? Thanks! |
| MS03TaskNotComplete1 | Not even for humanity? Not even for science? |
| MS03TaskNotComplete1 | It's not just because they say the place is haunted, is it? Because that's no reason to avoid the place. |
| MS03TaskNotComplete1 | Ghosts don't exist. But landmines do. Oh boy, do they. And that's what we need to study! |
| MS03TaskNotComplete1 | Wow, it repels them that much? I can't wait for your full report! |
| MS03TaskNotComplete1 | There's only one way to know for sure. Just slip the observer into a spawning pod at the War Memorial. I'll take care of the rest. |
| MS03TaskNotComplete1 | Oh, don't think of it as crippling yourself for me... Think of it as getting free treatment when you eventually end up getting yourself hurt! |
| MS03TaskNotComplete1 | Try asking around a bit. You never know who's collected a lot of information, do you? |
| MS03TaskNotComplete1 | Well, why not go over there and make a few friends? Or activate them, I guess. |
| MS03TaskNotComplete1 | Places like that store the collected knowledge of the entire human race. How we began, how we lived, and how we died. Knowledge overwhelming! |
| MS03TaskNotComplete1 | So I'd have to say, and please, please don't take this the wrong way... Yes. It is worth risking your life over those books. |
| MS03TaskNotComplete1 | I mean, no offense. |
| MS03TaskNotComplete2 | No, not all right. Every day you don't help with this research is another day people might die! |
| MS03TaskNotComplete2 | And I can't write without good research, or else people might follow bad info and die anyway! So get to work! |
| MS03TaskNotComplete2 | I realize a lot of things, but this isn't one of them because it's a real scientific necessity and... and... and not ridiculous at all! |
| MS03TaskNotComplete2 | What I mean is, I need this research, and you're probably going to get irradiated out there, anyway. So why not come back here and help me, too? |
| MS03TaskNotComplete2 | Neither is going around all the time with a loaded gun or running with sharp objects, but people do those things all the time! |
| MS03TaskNotComplete2 | You worry too much. Just be careful where you step, and I'm sure you'll be fine! |
| MS03TaskNotComplete2 | Oh, it's perfectly fine, and made from organic ingredients. Well, it affects things' organs. That's close enough to being organic, right? |
| MS03TaskNotComplete2 | Either way, it's perfectly safe. Heck, once it got into food for Jericho, and he never even knew! |
| MS03TaskNotComplete2 | Okay, yes, they're jerks. But if they're intelligent, we can get them to stop. And train them. Maybe we could even ride them! That'd be fun! |
| MS03TaskNotComplete2 | Well, I could hardly be an impartial observer in that case, now could I? It'd ruin the validity of the entire experiment. |
| MS03TaskNotComplete2 | Besides, you wouldn't shoot me, now would you? |
| MS03TaskNotComplete2 | Umm... How about I just leave you alone for a bit? |
| MS03TaskNotComplete2 | No, history is what losers become. |
| MS03TaskNotComplete2 | You go right back and talk to those people and find out something so we can make sure others learn from their successes! |
| MS03TaskNotComplete2 | The trader who sold me that insisted it was a snap to use. Just plug it into the mainframe, and it should take care of the rest. |
| MS03TaskNotComplete2 | Of course, if you played around with the systems after that, we'd probably learn even more. But you can deal with that when you get there. |
| MS03TaskNotComplete2 | No need to worry about that. It's got to be around - it's a government building, and they were all built to the highest construction standards! |
| MS03TaskNotComplete2 | I could swear I read that in an old book somewhere, so it's got to be true! |
| MS03TaskRejection | Well, I guess I can wait a little. I've got plenty of other projects to work on, after all. |
| MS03TaskRejection | But come back soon and help out. It's for an important cause! |
| MS03TaskReturn | So, how's the scavving been? Got the food and medicine from that Super-Duper Mart? |
| MS03TaskReturn | Oh? Feeling a bit under the weather? Or a bit over the Geiger-counter? |
| MS03TaskReturn | How are those hot little potatoes? |
| MS03TaskReturn | Because, you know, they're on the ground, like potatoes. And hot, because they, um, explode. |
| MS03TaskReturn | Anyway, what's up? |
| MS03TaskReturn | How are those hot little potatoes? Or whatever. You know what I mean. |
| MS03TaskReturn | Oh, I can't wait to hear how the repellent's working! |
| MS03TaskReturn | So, are they intelligent? Do they have a leader? Some sort of king? Or priests? Or some sort of scaly community center? |
| MS03TaskReturn | Well, how do you feel? |
| MS03TaskReturn | Any luck finding out how Rivet City got started? |
| MS03TaskReturn | Fiddle with any interesting technology, lately? |
| MS03TaskReturn | Is it there? Are there books? Can I go borrow some? |
| MS03TaskReward1 | Hopefully, you'll be finding food and medicine, but I could sweeten the deal by paying more food when you get back, regardless of the results. |
| MS03TaskReward1 | While you're away, I can at least search through my junk and see if there's anything that'll go with old food to make it more appetizing. |
| MS03TaskReward1 | Don't worry about the chemicals. I handled them all the time while experimenting, and I'm perfectly fine, aren't I? |
| MS03TaskReward1 | How about I let you have the leftover chems I used to make it? Heck, do a thorough job, and maybe I'll let you keep the repellent itself. |
| MS03TaskReward1 | You mean, apart from making sure we don't repeat our tragic failures in a never-ending cavalcade of human pathos and suffering? |
| MS03TaskReward1 | Let's say... A big pile of Mentats. I got a shipment of those in recently. Do a good job, and maybe the people of Rivet City will reward you, too. |
| MS03TaskReward2 | Oh, don't worry so much about it. I'll be waiting here with a nice, tall glass of rad-cleansing brahmin milk for you when you get back. |
| MS03TaskReward2 | Well, mostly just a whole lot of Rad-X and Rad-Away. And maybe even a more reliable way to get rid of radiation! Assuming it works, of course. |
| MS03TaskReward2 | While you're working on that, I'll be following up on a lead I've got for a couple Stealth-Boys. When you're done, they're yours. |
| MS03TaskReward2 | And who knows? Maybe we'll learn something useful from the Mirelurks. |
| MS03TaskReward2 | Well, you'll be getting access to an army of robots. That ought to be reward enough, right? But if you insist, I could spare some pulse grenades. |
| MS03TaskReward3 | What better reward for avoiding explosives than to pay you with explosives? Frag grenades, in this case. I got a pretty good haul of them recently. |
| MS03TaskReward3 | And if you bring me back something to study, maybe I can make some modifications for you. Nothing like tinkering with a live mine, right? |
| MS03TaskReward3 | Did you know, when bones break and re-heal, they grow back tougher? In a way, you'd be repaying yourself. Once I make sure you survive, of course. |
| MS03TaskReward3 | But in a more tangible way, I can give you a modified environmental suit of mine. How's that sound? |
| MS03TaskReward3 | The obvious answer would be, "a book." But I guess there might not be any left there, so how about I pay you with good old-fashioned caps? |
| MS03TaskReward3 | Who knows what you could buy with all those caps? It could be anything. It could even be a book! |
| MS03TaskSetDone | Yup, you've done a great job! I just need to add in the section on how to cook rat, and this chapter's done. |
| MS03TaskSetDone | Here, for your services, I've saved up quite a few Stimpaks. Of course, you may need them: we've still got two more chapters to go. |
| MS03TaskSetDone | Absolutely! I'm glad to finish it up, but I'll bet you're even happier, right? |
| MS03TaskSetDone | Just one last chapter, now. And it's much safer, I promise! |
| MS03TaskSetDone | Oh, and here's your payment - two big boxes full of ammo. Think of it as insurance, in case the next chapter isn't as safe as I predict. |
| MS03TaskSetDone | It certainly is. With that last bit of info, I'm all done! |
| MS03TaskSetDone | For all your hard work, I want you to have this Mini Nuke. I kept meaning to use it to dig a well, but honestly, it just makes me nervous. |
| MS03TaskSetDone | Now, I just need to do a few last tweaks and it'll be ready to print and distribute! Thanks for all the help! |
| MS03TaskSetDone | Correct, and it's looking very smart. Very smart, indeed! They'll be dazzled by our intelligence! |
| MS03TaskSetDone | Here, for your services, I've saved up quite a few stimpaks. Of course, you may need them: we've still got two more chapters to go. |
| MS03TaskSetDone | Correct, as always! And your feedback's really led to a very smartly written book. Maybe too smart for some folks, I worry. |
| MS03TaskSetDone | Of course, if the reader can't be bothered to understand something important as a book on how to stay alive, then what can we do, huh? |
| MS03TaskSetDone | And in case those readers blame you for their ignorance, here's your payment: two big boxes of ammo. Now, on to the next chapter! |
| MS03TaskSetDone | Yes, that concludes our exceptional expert endeavor! I have to admit, I was worried it would go over some peoples' heads, but it should be fine. |
| MS03TaskSetDone | For all your hard work, I want you to have this Mini Nuke. I kept meaning to use it to dig a well, but honestly, it just makes me nervous. |
| MS03TaskSetDone | Now, I just need to do a few last tweaks and it'll be ready to print and distribute! Thanks for all the help! |
| MS03TaskSetDone | Yup. It's looking like it'll be a real tough book for real tough guys. And real tough gals, too, of course! |
| MS03TaskSetDone | Here, for your services, I've saved up quite a few stimpaks. Of course, you may need them: we've still got two more chapters to go. |
| MS03TaskSetDone | You bet. Your feedback is just the stuff for that rough-and-tumble, survive-anything sort of feel! |
| MS03TaskSetDone | Of course, readers who aren't already rough-and-tumble may have a hard time dealing with it. But I'm sure they'll pick up survival as they go. |
| MS03TaskSetDone | Nothing to concern ourselves over, I'm sure. Here's your payment - nothing too complex, just lots and lots of ammo. Now, on to the next chapter! |
| MS03TaskSetDone | Yup, that's the last bit for the toughest survival guide in the Wastes! Survivors of the world, rejoice! And everyone else, too! |
| MS03TaskSetDone | For all your hard work, I want you to have this Mini Nuke. I kept meaning to use it to dig a well, but honestly, it just makes me nervous. |
| MS03TaskSetDone | Now, I just need to do a few last tweaks and it'll be ready to print and distribute! Thanks for all the help! |
| MS03TaskSetDone | It most certainly does. And if I keep writing in the style of some of your reports, this is going to be one mighty slick book! |
| MS03TaskSetDone | Here, for your services, I've saved up quite a few stimpaks. Of course, you may need them: we've still got two more chapters to go. |
| MS03TaskSetDone | Oh, it's very real, and very complete. I think I'm really capturing that sly and stylish way you have of getting around problems out there! |
| MS03TaskSetDone | Of course, I worry I'll write with too much style and not enough substance. So keep bringing me back good research, and that won't be a problem! |
| MS03TaskSetDone | Here's your payment: I know ammo isn't really your style, but think of it as excellent bartering material. Now, on to the next chapter! |
| MS03TaskSetDone | Smooth, suave, and done with a smile. I swear I picked up a few pointers from your style, myself! |
| MS03TaskSetDone | For all your hard work, I want you to have this Mini Nuke. I kept meaning to use it to dig a well, but honestly, it just makes me nervous. |
| MS03TaskSetDone | Now, I just need to do a few last tweaks and it'll be ready to print and distribute! Thanks for all the help! |
| MS03TaskSetDone | It definitely is. I'm trying to put that same great sense of humor you've got into the book. Keep it up, and it'll inform and entertain! |
| MS03TaskSetDone | Here, for your services, I've saved up quite a few stimpaks. Of course, you may need them: we've still got two more chapters to go. |
| MS03TaskSetDone | Oh, you. Of course we are. And I think I'm really capturing that snide wit of yours. So, for all your snippiness, I think it'll help the book. |
| MS03TaskSetDone | Still, I can put up with plenty of your little jabs, as long as the research is good. |
| MS03TaskSetDone | And, yes, you'll still get paid. Here: nothing says loving like big boxes of ammunition, right? Now, on to the next chapter? |
| MS03TaskSetDone | Well, lucky for you, we're done! And for all your nasty attitude, I think the quips made it a lot more entertaining to read. That's bound to help. |
| MS03TaskSetDone | For all your hard work, I want you to have this Mini Nuke. I kept meaning to use it to dig a well, but honestly, it just makes me nervous. |
| MS03TaskSetDone | Now, I just need to do a few last tweaks and it'll be ready to print and distribute! Thanks for all the help! |
| MS03VaultQuestions1A | Great! Just tell me what it's like to live underground all your life, or to come outside for the first time, or whatever strikes your fancy! |
| MS03VaultQuestions1A | Great! Just tell me what it's like to live underground all your life, or to come outside for the first time, or whatever strikes your fancy! |
| MS03VaultQuestions1B | I'm pretty sure I remember a girl coming into town with that about ten, twelve years ago. |
| MS03VaultQuestions1B | She didn't know a thing about the Wastes, and I knew she'd get herself hurt without some sort of protection. So I offered to armor her vault suit. |
| MS03VaultQuestions1B | Never saw her again -- probably died out there, poor thing. In a way, she gave me the idea to write this book. It's yours, if you help. |
| MS03VaultQuestions2A | A runaway dad, huh? I've seen plenty of them before. But none with a big "101" on their back. |
| MS03VaultQuestions2A | That'll be good for the book. In fact, want to help me with the research? I can pay you, and it'll be fun! |
| MS03VaultQuestions2A | A runaway dad, huh? I've seen plenty of them before. But none with a big "101" on their back. |
| MS03VaultQuestions2A | Good luck finding him. Maybe the Armored Vault Suit will help you out there, huh? |
| MS03VaultQuestions2A | That'll be good for the book. In fact, want to help me with the research? I can pay you, and it'll be fun! |
| MS03VaultQuestions2B | Hah! Yeah, you wouldn't imagine how hard it is to replace that big light bulb up there, too! |
| MS03VaultQuestions2B | That'll be good for the book. In fact, want to help me with the research? I can pay you, and it'll be fun! |
| MS03VaultQuestions2B | Hah! Yeah, you wouldn't imagine how hard it is to replace that big light bulb up there, too! |
| MS03VaultQuestions2B | That's great for a foreword - open with a joke and all that. Here, take the suit - something tells me you might need it. |
| MS03VaultQuestions2B | That'll be good for the book. In fact, want to help me with the research? I can pay you, and it'll be fun! |
| MS03VaultQuestions2C | Oh, certainly, your majesty! Allow me to humbly welcome you to the, um, Duchy of Megaton. |
| MS03VaultQuestions2C | However, you may consider going incognito. People around here don't always take kindly to monarchy, you know. |
| MS03VaultQuestions2C | That'll be good for the book. In fact, want to help me with the research? I can pay you, and it'll be fun! |
| MS03VaultQuestions2C | Oh, certainly, your majesty! Then consider this Armored Vault Suit to be Megaton's gift to your mighty empire. |
| MS03VaultQuestions2C | However, you may consider going incognito. People around here don't always take kindly to monarchy, you know. |
| MS03VaultQuestions2C | That'll be good for the book. In fact, want to help me with the research? I can pay you, and it'll be fun! |
| MS03VaultQuestions2D | Well, it takes a little more work than that to get food. And good water's even harder. But you'll figure that out soon enough. |
| MS03VaultQuestions2D | That'll be good for the book. In fact, want to help me with the research? I can pay you, and it'll be fun! |
| MS03VaultQuestions2D | Well, it takes a little more work than that to get food. And good water's even harder. But you'll figure that out soon enough. |
| MS03VaultQuestions2D | Here, take the armored suit. It won't help feed you, but it should keep you from being food for anything else. Or anyone else. |
| MS03VaultQuestions2D | That'll be good for the book. In fact, want to help me with the research? I can pay you, and it'll be fun! |
| MS03VaultQuestions2E | That's terrible! |
| MS03VaultQuestions2E | But it'll be great for a foreword. So in that sense, it's great! |
| MS03VaultQuestions2E | I think you're going to like it out here. Just, be careful. Otherwise, you might get recycled into something else's food. |
| MS03VaultQuestions2E | That'll be good for the book. In fact, want to help me with the research? I can pay you, and it'll be fun! |
| MS03VaultQuestions2E | That's terrible! |
| MS03VaultQuestions2E | But it'll be great for a foreword. So in that sense, it's great! |
| MS03VaultQuestions2E | I think you're going to like it out here. And here's the armored suit, just to make sure you don't get recycled into something else's food. |
| MS03VaultQuestions2E | That'll be good for the book. In fact, want to help me with the research? I can pay you, and it'll be fun! |
| MS03VaultRefusal | If you say so. But if you really mean that, you might want to stop wearing a suit with their number writ large across the back. |
| MS03VaultRefusal | Anyway, I guess I don't need a foreword. They just get in the way of the real content. But the book's going to be great, you just watch. |
| MS03VaultRefusal | Anyway, I guess I don't need a foreword. They just get in the way of the real content. But the book's going to be great, you just watch. |
| MS03YearlingGreeting | It seems that we have similar goals in mind. It's rare to meet someone who has proper priorities. |
| MS03YearlingGreeting | I am Senior Scribe Yearling, Order of the Word. I have a proposal for you if you are interested. |
| MS04AdoptionSlaver01 | All right, all right. He'll fetch a good price in the long run. Here you go. |
| MS04AdoptionSlaver01 | Now all you gotta do is put this collar on him and tell him to run his ass on over here. We'll do the rest. |
| MS04AdoptionSlaver02 | You drive a hard bargain, but it's still well worth it. Here you go. |
| MS04AdoptionSlaver02 | Now all you gotta do is put this collar on him and tell him to run his ass on over here. We'll do the rest. |
| MS04AdoptionSlaver03 | Good. Here's your caps. Pleasure doing business with you. |
| MS04AdoptionSlaver03 | Now all you gotta do is put this collar on him and tell him to run his ass on over here. We'll do the rest. |
| MS04AdoptionSlaver04 | Whatever. |
| MS04AdoptionTL | Poor dear. I know what it's like to be alone. I'd love to take him in. |
| MS04AdoptionTL | Don't worry, I have the means to keep him fed and healthy but most importantly, safe. |
| MS04AdoptionTL | Kids are a bit tough in the resell, but they make good future breeders. |
| MS04AdoptionTL | I'll take him off your hands. How about 100 caps? |
| MS04AdoptionTL | This ain't a hotel, mungo. We don't let stupid farts in here for the hell of it. |
| MS04AdoptionTL | Haven't we gone through this? |
| MS04AdoptionTLBryanNo | Oh, okay. I understand. Thanks for trying though. |
| MS04AdoptionTLBryanNo | Don't worry about me... I'll be okay here. Now that the Fire Ants are long gone, maybe people will begin showing up here again. |
| MS04AdoptionTLBryanNo | Stop by again someday and say hi, okay? |
| MS04AdoptionTLBryanYesLL | Well, it would have been nicer to live with Vera, but this will probably be pretty fun too! |
| MS04AdoptionTLBryanYesLL | I can't believe everything you've done for me. Most people would have kept on walking when I ran up to them screaming like I did. |
| MS04AdoptionTLBryanYesLL | I'll get my stuff together and move on out there right away. Come visit me sometime! |
| MS04AdoptionTLBryanYesPF | W-what is this weird thing? |
| MS04AdoptionTLBryanYesPF01 | I can't believe everything you've done for me. Most people would have kept on walking when I ran up to them screaming like I did. |
| MS04AdoptionTLBryanYesPF01 | I'll get my stuff together and move on out there right away. Come visit me sometime! |
| MS04AdoptionTLBryanYesPF02 | I can't believe everything you've done for me. Most people would have kept on walking when I ran up to them screaming like I did. |
| MS04AdoptionTLBryanYesPF02 | I'll get my stuff together and move on out there right away. Come visit me sometime! |
| MS04AdoptionTLBryanYesPF03 | You son-of-a-bitch!!!! |
| MS04AdoptionTLBryanYesPF03 | How could you do this to me? I lost everything and you sell me to slavers? Well fuck you! |
| MS04AdoptionTLBryanYesVera | You really found her!? Oh, thank you so much! |
| MS04AdoptionTLBryanYesVera | I can't believe everything you've done for me. Most people would have kept on walking when I ran up to them screaming like I did. |
| MS04AdoptionTLBryanYesVera | I'll get my stuff together and move on out there right away. Come visit me sometime! |
| MS04AdoptionTLMcReady01 | You're killin' me here, mungo. |
| MS04AdoptionTLMcReady01 | Fine. You can send him here, but I'm not gonna do any special favors for him or anything. He's gotta pull his weight. |
| MS04AdoptionTLMcReady02 | This is a bad idea... |
| MS04AdoptionTLMcReady02 | Fine, send him here. But if he smells bad, or makes dumb jokes, I'm sticking him right back outside. |
| MS04AdoptionTLMcReady02 | We got enough of those here already. |
| MS04AdoptionTLMcReady03 | Like I care about your stupid caps. I'm not some big, dumb mungo. |
| MS04AdoptionTLMcReady03 | We don't let people just come in here when they feel like it. That ain't how it works, and it ain't gonna change. |
| MS04AdoptionTLMcReady03 | Guess you gotta find another home for Little Orphan Asshole. |
| MS04AdoptionTLMcReady04 | Already have. |
| MS04AdoptionTLMcReady05 | Ha ha, tough guy. |
| MS04AdoptionTLMcReady05 | Nice try, but we ain't got the room. |
| MS04AdoptionTLMcReady05 | Ha ha. Tryin' to act like you're all tough, mungo? |
| MS04AdoptionTLMcReady05 | Nice try, but we ain't got the room. |
| MS04AdoptionTLWait | Certainly. I wouldn't expect you to make a rash decision. |
| MS04AdoptionTLYes | Oh, that's wonderful! If you ever wander back into Rivet City, why don't you check up on us. You're always welcome. |
| MS04Bailout | All right. What is it? |
| MS04Bailout | Yes? |
| MS04BryanCT01 | Those... THINGS. They keep coming. They scare me! Make it stop! |
| MS04BryanCT02 | No... those things will get me! I can't. Gotta' keep going! |
| MS04BryanCT03 | Those things... they're gonna' get me too! Can't stop now! |
| MS04BryanCT04 | You won't leave me like all the other grown-ups? You... you can help me? |
| MS04BryanCT04a | You look stronger than all the other grown-ups. Can you... can you protect me? |
| MS04BryanCT04a | You look stronger than all the other grown-ups. Can you... can you protect me? |
| MS04BryanCT04b | R... really? No monsters? |
| MS04BryanCT04b | Then you can make these things go away! |
| MS04BryanCT05 | THOSE things! It's all their fault! They did this to us! |
| MS04BryanCT06 | No! You don't care! The grown-ups never cared! Now they're all dead! Well, fine! You'll just die too! |
| MS04BryanCT06a | See! I knew it! You don't care! No one ever cares! |
| MS04BryanCT06a | Well fine! Go away, see if I care! But those... things. They're gonna' get you! |
| MS04BryanCT06b | Please don't get mad at me... I'm scared. I don't know what to do. |
| MS04BryanCT06b | Just help me... promise you'll help me! |
| MS04BryanCT07 | Those... big things. They're all over Grayditch and they killed everyone! |
| MS04BryanCT07 | Please... please find my pappa! |
| MS04BryanCT08 | You grown-ups are all the same! All you care about is your stuff! |
| MS04BryanCT08 | My pappa is missing and I think the ants may have gotten him! I hope they get you too! |
| MS04BryanCT08a | Why are you so mean!? All you care about is yourself! Well, fine! |
| MS04BryanCT08a | My pappa is missing and I think the ants may have gotten him! I hope they get you too! |
| MS04BryanWilksAnger01 | Okay, I forgive you. |
| MS04BryanWilksAnger02 | No! They always just say sorry, but then it turns out to be a bunch of lies. |
| MS04BryanWilksAnger02 | How can I ever trust a grown-up again? |
| MS04BryanWilksAnger03 | When I was bad, my pappa made me apologize three times. Then he decided if I was really or sorry or not. |
| MS04BryanWilksAnger03 | You wanna' talk to me about stuff, say you're sorry three times... and you better mean it! |
| MS04BryanWilksAnger04 | Fine. Hmph. |
| MS04BryanWilksAngerSorry | Good. You did it. Now I'll talk to you. |
| MS04BryanWilksAngerSorry | Keep 'em coming. Pappa said that's the right thing to do. |
| MS04BryanWilksAngerSorry | That's good. Keep going. |
| MS04BryanWilksAngrySorryClever | Oh man! You got me! |
| MS04BryanWilksAngrySorryClever | I guess I accept your apology! |
| MS04BryanWilksFatherDead01 | Yeah... I snuck back home a little while ago and found him laying there. |
| MS04BryanWilksFatherDead01 | I guess I already knew anyway, I just needed to see for myself. Besides, I'm too tired to cry anymore. |
| MS04BryanWilksFatherDead01 | He's...he's dead? |
| MS04BryanWilksFatherDead01 | I guess I already knew. Besides, I'm too tired to cry anymore. |
| MS04BryanWilksFatherDead02 | Yeah... I snuck back home a little while ago and found him laying there. |
| MS04BryanWilksFatherDead02 | I guess I already knew anyway, I just needed to see for myself. Besides, I'm too tired to cry anymore. |
| MS04BryanWilksFatherDead02 | He's...he's dead? |
| MS04BryanWilksFatherDead02 | I guess I already knew. Besides, I'm too tired to cry anymore. |
| MS04BryanWilksFatherDead03 | Well you don't have to be such a meanie about it. |
| MS04BryanWilksFatherDead03 | I already knew anyway, Mr. Smarty. I snuck back home a little while ago and found him laying there. |
| MS04BryanWilksFatherDead03 | Now he's dead and I'm by myself. Not that you'd care. |
| MS04BryanWilksFatherDead03 | You... you know what you are? You're a big asshole! That's right... an asshole! My pappa said never to say that word, but you deserve it! |
| MS04BryanWilksFatherDead03 | Now what am I going to do? My pappa's dead... poor pappa... |
| MS04BryanWilksFatherDead04 | You gotta stop it so this can't happen to anyone else's family ever again! |
| MS04BryanWilksFatherDead04 | I wish I had met you a long time ago, then maybe my dad would still be alive. |
| MS04BryanWilksFatherDead05 | You gotta stop it so this can't happen to anyone else's family ever again! |
| MS04BryanWilksFatherDead05 | I wish I had met you a long time ago, then maybe my dad would still be alive. |
| MS04BryanWilksFatherDead05 | Thanks for doing all this... I'm feeling better now that you're here. |
| MS04BryanWilksFatherDead06 | Please don't go! Please! |
| MS04BryanWilksFatherDead06 | We have to get back at these things for killing my pappa! We just gotta! |
| MS04BryanWilksFatherDead07 | Why does everyone who comes through here have to be so mean!? |
| MS04BryanWilksFatherDead07 | We have to get back at these things for killing my pappa! We just gotta! |
| MS04BryanWilksFatherDead09 | Look, my dad used to always say "You can do whatever you want in life but the family comes first." |
| MS04BryanWilksFatherDead09 | If I left now, I'd just be running away. I can't do that. I owe him. |
| MS04BryanWilksIntroExtender | You-you are?! I can't believe it! |
| MS04BryanWilksIntroExtender | But what about pappa?! I need you to find my pappa! |
| MS04BryanWilksIntroExtender | You-you are?! I can't believe it! |
| MS04BryanWilksIntroExtender | But what about pappa?! I need you to find my pappa! |
| MS04BryanWilksIntroExtenderCaps | Look, I know if you find my pappa he's gotta have some caps with him. He'd pay you! Please, mister! |
| MS04BryanWilksIntroExtenderCaps | Look, I know if you find my pappa he's gotta have some caps with him. He'd pay you! Please, mister! |
| MS04BryanWilksIntroExtenderNope | Why are you so mean!? |
| MS04BryanWilksIntroExtenderNope | I knew grown-ups were stupid! All you care about is yourself! Well, fine! |
| MS04BryanWilksPost50NeverMet01 | My name's Bryan Wilks. I live in Grayditch. Well, that is, I did until those Fire Ants turned this place into a cemetery. |
| MS04BryanWilksPost50NeverMet01 | They killed everyone in town... including my pappa. Now I'm all alone. |
| MS04BryanWilksPost50NeverMet01 | I'm glad those stupid things are all dead though! You're pretty tough! |
| MS04BryanWilksPost50NeverMet02 | My name's Bryan Wilks. I live in Grayditch. Well, that is, I did until those Fire Ants turned this place into a cemetery. |
| MS04BryanWilksPost50NeverMet02 | They killed everyone in town... including my pappa. Now I'm all alone. |
| MS04BryanWilksPost50NeverMet02 | I'm glad those stupid things are all dead though! You're pretty tough! |
| MS04BryanWilksPost50NeverMet03 | Awww, come on. You're pretty tough taking out all those ants by yourself! |
| MS04BryanWilksPost50NeverMet03 | The name's Bryan Wilks, by the way, I live in Grayditch. Well, that is, I did until those Fire Ants turned this place into a cemetery. |
| MS04BryanWilksPost50NeverMet03 | They killed everyone in town... including my pappa. Now I'm all alone. |
| MS04BryanWilksPostDungeonLeskoWay01 | I wish I had something to give you for all the work you did, but I never really had much to start with. |
| MS04BryanWilksPostDungeonLeskoWay01 | I guess now you'll be on your way and I'll have to try living here by myself. I hope you'll come back and visit someday. |
| MS04BryanWilksPostDungeonLeskoWay02 | I wish I had something to give you for all the work you did, but I never really had much to start with. |
| MS04BryanWilksPostDungeonLeskoWay02 | I guess now you'll be on your way and I'll have to try living here by myself. I hope you'll come back and visit someday. |
| MS04BryanWilksPostDungeonLeskoWay03 | I wish I had something to give you for all the work you did, but I never really had much to start with. |
| MS04BryanWilksPostDungeonLeskoWay03 | I guess now you'll be on your way and I'll have to try living here by myself. I hope you'll come back and visit someday. |
| MS04BryanWilksPreStage50CT01 | Just be careful, mister... I don't wanna lose you too. |
| MS04BryanWilksPreStage50CT01 | Just be careful, lady... I don't wanna lose you too. |
| MS04BryanWilksPreStage50CT02 | You do?! |
| MS04BryanWilksPreStage50CT02 | Well, what are you waiting here for? Go back and kill that thing! Because of it, my pappa's dead! Hurry! |
| MS04BryanWilksPreStage50CT03 | Awww shucks. Well, keep trying, mister. I promise I'll be good and stay right here for you. |
| MS04BryanWilksPreStage50CT03 | Awww shucks. Well, keep trying, lady. I promise I'll be good and stay right here for you. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoBkgdBail | Oh, my. I suppose I do tend to ramble on about all things academic. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoBkgdBail | My problem right now is I can't reach my terminal to make the proper adjustments and repair the damage I've caused. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoCT01 | Well, I might ask you the same thing. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoCT01 | You're trampling about in a delicately balanced and highly sensitive experimental area. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoCT01MetBryanFirst | Well, yes. I suppose I am. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoCT01MetBryanFirst | Doctor Weston Lesko's my name and it's good to make your acquaintance. What brings you to my little experimental ecosystem? |
| MS04DoctorLeskoCT02 | That is precisely why this is the ideal place for my work. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoCT02 | Do you realize you're trampling about in a delicately balanced and highly sensitive experimentation area? |
| MS04DoctorLeskoCT03 | That's no way to talk to a man of science! |
| MS04DoctorLeskoCT03 | I don't have time for this kind of childish nonsense, I have some very delicate experiments that I must attend to! |
| MS04DoctorLeskoCT04 | My experiments are of a complex nature and would take a scientist to explain... oh wait! I'm a scientist! How marvelous! |
| MS04DoctorLeskoCT04 | My foray into reducing the girth of these insectoid creatures is of utmost importance. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoCT04 | I intend to generationally reduce their immense stature by way of a pre-birth induced mutagen. Isn't that clever? |
| MS04DoctorLeskoCT05 | I've chosen this room as a temporary retreat from which to contemplate my erroneous figures for my experiments. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoCT05 | It may be a bit dark and damp, but such annoyances will not stand in the way of science! |
| MS04DoctorLeskoCT06 | Oh my! Such rude behavior! |
| MS04DoctorLeskoCT06 | I'll have none of this from you. I have far more important things to do. Oh, goodness me! That rhymed! How marvelous! |
| MS04DoctorLeskoCT07 | My word! You understand perfectly! How marvelous! |
| MS04DoctorLeskoCT08 | Hmmm. Let me see. Well... You start with a generation of very large ants. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoCT08 | You simply inject the current brood's eggs with an engineered mutagen. Then, the next generation should be smaller. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoCT08 | Do it enough times, and you may be able to reduce them back to their once original tiny size. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoCT09 | Yes, it's fairly obvious you have no clue what I'm dealing with here. Let me explain to you, as I would to a child. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoCT09 | The ants start out very very big. Then we put the magic potion in the eggs, so when they hatch, the new ones will be smaller. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoCT09 | Do that many many times and soon all the ants are tiny again! How marvelous! |
| MS04DoctorLeskoCT09a | It's always staggering just how low the intellectual level of the typical Wastelander appears to be. Let me try and explain. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoCT09a | The ants are very very big. I want to make them very very small. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoCT09a | So I put a special medicine in the eggs to make them small after they hatch. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoCT10 | Well. I'm afraid I've made slight miscalculations in the mutagen. Instead of lowering their size, the brood hatched with a new biomechanism. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoCT10 | I call their genetic abberation pyrosis; the ability to emit flame from their bodies. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoCT10 | I may be able to correct this error, but I can't get near my equipment. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoCT11 | Well, this is rather embarrassing so you'll have to forgive me, it appears that I've made a slight miscalculation in my mutagen samples. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoCT11 | Instead of lowering the size of the ants, the brood hatched and developed a new biomechanism. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoCT11 | I call their genetic aberration pyrosis; the ability to emit flame from their bodies. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoCT11 | I may be able to correct this error, but I can't get near my equipment. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoCT11a | Hmph. I don't expect a common Wastelander to understand the intricacies of an experiment this delicate. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoCT11a | There was an error in my calculations that caused my mutagen to allow the ants to develop a new biomechanism. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoCT11a | I call their genetic aberration pyrosis; the ability to emit flame from their bodies. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoCT11a | I may be able to correct this error, but I can't get near my equipment. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoCT12 | I'm afraid it's not that simple. The mutagen has already been injected into the Ant Queen. She has enough in her body to last for years. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoCT12 | My problem right now is I can't reach my terminal to make the proper adjustments and repair the damage I've caused. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoCT13 | A small price to pay for the advancement of science. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoCT13 | A few die, and later after the mutagen is improved, many more will live. That's the way it's done. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoCT13 | The only way to correct this mistake is to modify the mutagen. I must get to my terminal. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoCT13a | Your knowledge of experimental procedure surprises me! |
| MS04DoctorLeskoCT13a | Indeed, I have skipped a step and directly modified an entire brood. Perhaps I was too hasty... I was so certain it would work. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoCT13a | To correct this mistake, I'll need to get to my terminal to modify the mutagen. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoCT13b | There's no need to be rude! Science must learn to crawl before it walks. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoCT13b | If you're not interested in helping the situation, then I suggest you let me get back to perfecting my mutagen. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoCT15 | Imagine. Years from now... the entire population of ants in the Wasteland, back to the size of a peanut. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoCT15 | Our names will be in the history books for such a feat of scientific brilliance! How marvelous! |
| MS04DoctorLeskoMutGone01SC | Perhaps man isn't ready, my friend. Not today, but maybe someday. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoMutGone01SC | I suppose I shouldn't be angered by your actions, forgive my impertinance. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoMutGone01Science | Spoken like a true disciple of science! I will restart my calculations from the beginning and learn to crawl before I try to run. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoMutGone01Science | I suppose I shouldn't be angered by your actions, forgive my impertinance. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoMutGone02 | You utter buffoon! You've set my work back months... perhaps even years! |
| MS04DoctorLeskoMutGone02 | I'm afraid I have no further use of your services and any bargain we may have had is null and void! |
| MS04DoctorLeskoMutGone02 | Now, if you'll excuse me... |
| MS04DoctorLeskoMutGone03 | You utter buffoon! You've set my work back months... perhaps even years! |
| MS04DoctorLeskoMutGone03 | I'm afraid I have no further use of your services and any bargain we may have had is null and void! |
| MS04DoctorLeskoMutGone03 | Now, if you'll excuse me... |
| MS04DoctorLeskoQuestAccepted | You will? How marvelous! |
| MS04DoctorLeskoQuestAccepted | Be careful, my friend, the Nest Guardians can be quite tenacious. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoQuestExplain01 | Since you've offered, allow me to elaborate. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoQuestExplain01 | My portable terminal is set up in the Hatchery Chamber near the Ant Queen. If I can reach it, I can continue to work on improving the mutagen. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoQuestExplain02 | My portable terminal is set up in the Hatchery Chamber near the Ant Queen. If I can reach it, I can continue to work on improving the mutagen. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoQuestExplain03 | Please, don't insult my intelligence. Had I been able to correct this error easily I would have done so long before you arrived. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoQuestExplain03 | My portable terminal is set up in the Hatchery Chamber near the Ant Queen. If I can reach it, I can continue to work on improving the mutagen. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoQuestExplain04 | If she were harmed in any way, months of data would be lost. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoQuestExplain04 | Your objective would be to eliminate what I call her quintet of Nest Guardians. Filthy little abominations! |
| MS04DoctorLeskoQuestExplain05 | If I were to do that months of data would be lost. No, no... the Queen must remain completely unharmed. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoQuestExplain05 | Your objective would be to eliminate what I call her quintet of Nest Guardians. Filthy little abominations! |
| MS04DoctorLeskoQuestExplain06 | Oh! No, no, no! The Queen mustn't be harmed at all! Months of work would be lost! |
| MS04DoctorLeskoQuestExplain06 | Your objective would be to eliminate what I call her quintet of Nest Guardians. Filthy little abominations! |
| MS04DoctorLeskoQuestExplain07 | I've rigged the equipment at my portable terminal to emit what I call an Inhibitor Pulse. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoQuestExplain07 | Once I send this pulse, all of the remaining ants will lose their empathic link with the Queen and frenzy, destroying each other in the process! |
| MS04DoctorLeskoQuestExplain07 | So, that's all there is to it. What do you say? |
| MS04DoctorLeskoQuestExplain07 | I've rigged the equipment at my portable terminal to emit what I call an Inhibitor Pulse. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoQuestExplain07 | Once I send this pulse, all of the remaining ants will lose their empathic link with the Queen and frenzy, destroying each other in the process! |
| MS04DoctorLeskoQuestExplain07 | However, there is one final detail I need your help with. Could you do something about Bryan Wilks for me? |
| MS04DoctorLeskoQuestExplain08 | No, it should all wrap up rather nicely. I've rigged my equipment at my portable terminal to emit what I call an Inhibitor Pulse. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoQuestExplain08 | Once I send this pulse, all of the remaining ants will lose their empathic link with the Queen and frenzy, destroying each other in the process! |
| MS04DoctorLeskoQuestExplain08 | So, that's all there is to it. What do you say? |
| MS04DoctorLeskoQuestExplain08 | No, it should all wrap up rather nicely. I've rigged my equipment to emit what I call an Inhibitor Pulse. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoQuestExplain08 | Once I send this pulse, all of the remaining ants will lose their empathic link with the Queen and frenzy, destroying each other in the process! |
| MS04DoctorLeskoQuestExplain08 | However, there is one final detail I need your help with. Could you do something about Bryan Wilks for me? |
| MS04DoctorLeskoQuestExplain09 | Yes, it should all wrap up rather nicely. I've rigged my equipment at my portable terminal to emit what I call an Inhibitor Pulse. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoQuestExplain09 | Once I send this pulse, all of the remaining ants will lose their empathic link with the Queen and frenzy, destroying each other in the process! |
| MS04DoctorLeskoQuestExplain09 | So, that's all there is to it. What do you say? |
| MS04DoctorLeskoQuestExplain09 | That's everything to do with the ants, yes indeed. I've rigged my equipment to emit what I call an Inhibitor Pulse. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoQuestExplain09 | Once I send this pulse, all of the remaining ants will lose their empathic link with the Queen and frenzy, destroying each other in the process! |
| MS04DoctorLeskoQuestExplain09 | However, there is one final detail I need your help with. Could you do something about Bryan Wilks for me? |
| MS04DoctorLeskoQuestExplain10 | He's a rather bothersome young lad. Always asking interminable questions and interrupting my calculations. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoQuestExplain10 | After you're done down here, perhaps you can locate him on the surface and speak to him. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoQuestExplain11 | He's a rather bothersome young man. Always asking interminable questions and interrupting my calculations. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoQuestExplain11 | After you're done down here, perhaps you can speak to him and calm him down. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoQuestExplain12 | He's a rather bothersome young lad. Always asking interminable questions and interrupting my calculations. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoQuestExplain12 | After you're done down here, perhaps you can locate him on the surface and speak to him. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoQuestWait | Very well, I've waited this long, a bit longer won't make much difference. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoQuestWait | In the meantime, allow me to get back to my calculations. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoReward01SC | Yes, I suppose you're right. Science must learn to acquiesce to your standards in order to advance itself. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoReward01SC | I was merely going to offer one of my Mutagenic Bioenhancers, but I suppose I could up the ante. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoReward01SC | I will also award you with my old lab coat. It's served me well over the years... and you may find it useful for your own experiments. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoReward02 | Why can't man follow the ant's example? They work together as a team... every waking moment dedicated to the colony. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoReward02 | They require no wealth or material items... everything they need is provided for them by their fellow insects. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoReward02 | But I digress. If it's payment you need, all I can offer is one of my Mutagenic Bioenhancers. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoReward03 | Why can't man follow the ant's example? They work together as a team... every waking moment dedicated to the colony. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoReward03 | They require no wealth or material items... everything they need is provided for them by their fellow insects. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoReward03 | But I digress. If it's payment you need, all I can offer is one of my Mutagenic Bioenhancers. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoRewardMutagenic | I've managed to isolate some of the Fire Ant genes and distill them into human-safe genetic enhancers! |
| MS04DoctorLeskoRewardMutagenic | I can inject you with one of these formulas and you'll find yourself with either enhanced strength or enhanced perception! |
| MS04DoctorLeskoRewardMutagenic | Not only that, but you'll be somewhat more resistant to fire! How marvelous! |
| MS04DoctorLeskoTLAnts | Well, the mutagen has enhanced their fortitude and provided them with what I call pyrosis; the ability to emit flame biologically. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoTLAnts | They're quite radiation-free however. Well, as radiation-free as any other mutated creature in the Wasteland. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoTLAnts01 | Playing with genetic codes isn't simple... do you realize one tiny tweak at any point in the last million years could have completely changed us? |
| MS04DoctorLeskoTLAnts01 | Going from attempting to change their size to generating their pyrosis ability is no surprise at all. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoTLAnts02 | I'm afraid they are not susceptible to anything I can think of that wouldn't harm the garden-variety Giant Ant. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoTLAnts02 | Just aim for their antennae if you can... it will confuse them quite a bit. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoTLAnts03 | Must I again remind you that the Queen is to remain completely unharmed!? |
| MS04DoctorLeskoTLAnts03 | If she's hurt or killed, there's no telling how long it would take me to find a suitable new subject! |
| MS04DoctorLeskoTLAnts03 | Just let me issue the Inhibitor Pulse and it will have a similar effect. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoTLAnts04 | The stimulation of the subject's evolutionary trigger by the mutagen caused a bio-defensive reaction metamorphosing the ant's venom glands. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoTLAnts04 | This process caused unexpected oscillations in the venom molecules at such a vast rate it produces a thermodynamic biochemical reaction. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoTLAnts04 | As the subject ejects the volatile solution, it becomes conflagrant due to new structures in it's maw I call its calefaction array. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoTLAnts04 | Amazing, isn't it? |
| MS04DoctorLeskoTLBryanWilks | You should take him away from this place; find him a home. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoTLBryanWilks | It would be difficult to accomplish my experiments with him scampering about and asking an interminable amount of questions. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoTLBryanWilks | Far too curious. His incessant questioning would often come when I was the most absorbed with my calculations. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoTLBryanWilks | He had no regard for the importance of my work! |
| MS04DoctorLeskoTLBryanWilks01 | All scientists take responsibility for their failures, because it comes with the territory. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoTLBryanWilks01 | I will take this experimentation to completion without roosting on the moral high ground. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoTLBryanWilks01 | If I allow emotions to enter the mix, all this time and energy spent will have been for nothing. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoTLBryanWilks02 | You have your ideals and I have mine. I'm down here to complete my experiments at any cost. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoTLBryanWilks02 | If that means the loss of a few lives to save generations of lives in the future, it's a small price to pay. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoTLBryanWilks03 | I can't risk leaving this place... I have to continue monitoring the Hatchery for any further mutations in the next brood! |
| MS04DoctorLeskoTLBryanWilks03 | I have no time for children and their petty games. What do they know about the importance of my work? |
| MS04DoctorLeskoTLChamberStatus | Oh, how marvelous! Please, tell me what happened. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoTLChamberStatus | Come now, the faster you tell me... the faster I can provide promised payment for your services! |
| MS04DoctorLeskoTLChamberStatus | Oh, how marvelous! Please, tell me what happened. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoTLChamberStatus | Please, don't insult my intelligence. You didn't even enter the Hatchery! |
| MS04DoctorLeskoTLChamberStatus | Now, I believe you have a job to do? |
| MS04DoctorLeskoTLChamberStatusClear | Then I will proceed to my portable terminal at once and make the necessary changes to the formula. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoTLChamberStatusClear | Thanks very much for everything... you've been quite a useful lab assistant! |
| MS04DoctorLeskoTLChamberStatusClearLie | Then I will proceed to my portable terminal at once and make the necessary changes to the formula. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoTLChamberStatusClearLie | Let's proceed to my terminal and we'll see if I can undo all the damage I've caused. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoTLChamberStatusClearMutGone | What?!! How could you do such a foolish thing? |
| MS04DoctorLeskoTLChamberStatusNotDone | Oh now this is really too much! |
| MS04DoctorLeskoTLChamberStatusNotDone | I don't have time for these kinds of shenanigans. Allow me to return to my work and you return to the job at hand! |
| MS04DoctorLeskoTLChamberStatusQueenDead | What?! How could you do such a thing? |
| MS04DoctorLeskoTLChamberStatusQueenDeadMutGone | You utter buffoon! You've set my work back months... perhaps even years! |
| MS04DoctorLeskoTLChamberStatusQueenDeadMutGone | Destroying the mutagen was NOT part of what we discussed! |
| MS04DoctorLeskoTLChamberStatusQueenDeadMutGone | Now, if you'll excuse me... |
| MS04DoctorLeskoTLPost | Well, I will continue my research. There has to be a way to reduce these creatures to their former size. |
| MS04DoctorLeskoTLPost | Until then... I will be staying in my shack next to the Wilks's home should you ever wish to visit me. |
| MS04FindaHome01 | Really? You mean it!? |
| MS04FindaHome01 | Oh boy! Thank you so much! I'll wait in my old house for you to come back... I need to bury my pappa anyway. |
| MS04FindaHome01 | Just don't forget about me! |
| MS04FindaHome02 | I dunno... I kinda' don't like it in here. Gonna be really lonely. |
| MS04FindaHome02 | I guess this is goodbye then. Come back and visit me. |
| MS04FindaHome03 | Well, okay. Just don't forget about me. |
| MS04FinTLAdopted | Oh, Vera is the nicest lady ever! It's so cool that you brought me here! |
| MS04FinTLAdopted | I mean, she makes me do stuff... like clean up her hotel and all that, but she really cares about me. |
| MS04FinTLAdopted | Plus, I found some friends here in Rivet City too. All thanks to you! |
| MS04FinTLAdopted | I dunno. I mean, there are tons of other kids here like me but they're all kind of weird. |
| MS04FinTLAdopted | I don't really like sleeping in a huge cave... I keep having dreams about the ants. |
| MS04FinTLAdopted | Oh well, at least I'm safer than I was in Grayditch, so I guess I have to thank you for that. |
| MS04FinTLAdopted | It's lonely. No one really comes by here. Plus this place keeps reminding me of my poppa. |
| MS04FinTLAdopted | I mean, you're the only person who's come back through Grayditch since everything happened. |
| MS04FinTLAdopted | At least I'm safe in my old house now. I suppose I have you to thank for that. |
| MS04FinTLAdopted | It's lonely. No one really comes by here. Plus this place keeps reminding me of my poppa. |
| MS04FinTLAdopted | I mean, you're the only person who's come back through Grayditch since everything happened. |
| MS04FinTLAdopted | Doctor Lesko is next door now, but he is so buried in his work, we barely have time to talk. |
| MS04FinTLAdopted | At least I'm safe in my old house now. I suppose I have you to thank for that. |
| MS04FinTLAntsMarigold | I'm afraid that's my fault. The last mutagen sample was given to the Ant Queen's entire brood. |
| MS04FinTLAntsMarigold | The brood consisted of hundreds of larvae. I am afraid after they hatched, some escaped through the nooks and crannies in the tunnels. |
| MS04FinTLAntsMarigold | The Fire Ants you are seeing now are merely the remnants of the brood returning to the nest. |
| MS04FinTLExperiments | Well, I'm uncertain. This does deal quite a blow to my research. |
| MS04FinTLExperiments | First however, I must stay here and devote all of my resources to finding the proper mutagen formula. |
| MS04FinTLExperiments | Very well, actually. I think I've isolated the instance of DNA coding error and I'm attempting to correct it. |
| MS04FinTLExperiments | I'm quite frustrated. I can't seem to isolate a stable mix for the mutagen. |
| MS04FinTLExperiments | Not so well, I'm afraid. The recoding sequence on the DNA splicing has gone awry and I must restart from the beginning. |
| MS04FinTLExperiments | Not much has occurred since we last spoke I'm afraid. But science marches on! |
| MS04FinTLExperiments | I think I'm isolating the issue that caused the Fire Ant mutation error! A few more tweaks and I may have a breakthrough! |
| MS04FinTLExperiments | Disaster! The latest batch of mutagen was completely contaminated. I'll have to start anew. Such is the burden of working in this environment. |
| MS04FinTLExperiments | I think I may be on the verge of a breakthrough! The latest mutagen sample seems quite stable. Only time will tell. |
| MS04FinTLExperiments | I don't suppose you can help me identify a rogue strain of virus that seems to have infiltrated the latest sample? No, I suppose you couldn't... |
| MS04FinTLNectar | Why, yes it would. |
| MS04FinTLNectar | I would be more than happy to take that off your hands if you'd like. |
| MS04FinTLNectar | If you can gather more for me, I would certainly love to have them. I'm certain Marigold's tunnels are rife with the original brood. |
| MS04FinTLNectar | How marvelous! Allow me to buy them from you as we agreed upon. |
| MS04FinTLNectar | Excellent! These will be perfect for my next batch of mutagen. |
| MS04FinTLNectar | Thank you. Please bring back more if you can! |
| MS04GradysHolotapeMessage | If you're listening to this tape, then my brains are splattered all over a wall somewhere and you've got a job to do. |
| MS04GradysHolotapeMessage | You need to retrieve the package and get it safely to Ronald Laren in Girdershade. Tell him Grady sent you. |
| MS04GradysHolotapeMessage | To get the package, you'll need the key. I've stashed it inside an old fire hose case in some maintenance closet in Marigold Metro Station. |
| MS04GradysHolotapeMessage | The key will unlock the safe that contains the package. Look for the room marked by a spinning light... you can't miss it. |
| MS04GradysHolotapeMessage | Good luck, and hopefully they won't find you too. |
| MS04LeskoPasswordNote | This could be the fifth time I've forgotten the code to my desktop terminal. I really must learn to be more organized. |
| MS04LeskoPasswordNote | The password for my terminal is "formicidae." How hard could that be for me to remember? |
| MS04LeskoPasswordNote | Note to self: destroy this holotape as soon as move to new lab is complete. |
| MS04ShelterTalk | Wow, sure is hot in here. |
| MS04ShelterTalk | It's kind of hard to breathe in this thing. |
| MS04ShelterTalk | What's this funny suction hose for? |
| MS04ShelterTalk | Is there any food in here? |
| MS04ShelterTalk | Ha! Stupid monsters! Can't get me in here. |
| MS04ShelterTalk | Ummm... anyone out there? Hello? |
| MS04ShelterTalk | Now I know what a TV dinner feels like. |
| MS04TLBioenhancer | How marvelous! Here is the promised Lab Coat. I'm certain you'll find it quite useful. |
| MS04TLBioenhancer | Which injection did you want? Will it be the Ant Sight or Ant Might? |
| MS04TLBioenhancer | How marvelous! Which injection did you want? Will it be the Ant Sight or Ant Might? |
| MS04TLBioenhancer | You didn't honor the agreement, so our bargain is null and void. Good day. |
| MS04TLBioenhancerSight | How marvelous! Ant Sight it is! Hold still please. |
| MS04TLBioenhancerStrong | How marvelous! Ant Might it is! Hold still please. |
| MS04TLBioenhancerWait | Very well. Return to me when you're ready. |
| MS04TLDoctorLesko | Naw, go ahead. I like talking to you. |
| MS04TLDoctorLesko01 | Well, I remember once they were all yelling at each other and stuff. Kinda weird cause Doc Lesko is so nice and all. |
| MS04TLDoctorLesko01 | Later pappa said something like "The Doc has got a brain on his shoulders when it comes to ants, but he's got a lot to learn about people." |
| MS04TLDoctorLesko01 | It was weird, cause I never seen a brain sitting on Doc's shoulder... that would be gross! |
| MS04TLDoctorLesko02 | Well, there used to be like big regular ants once in a while... but pappa could usually hunt 'em down with Mr. Brandice across the street. |
| MS04TLDoctorLesko02 | It only started getting bad here with these Fire Ants after the Doc got here, yeah. |
| MS04TLDoctorLesko03 | I dunno. I mean, he always talked real funny and didn't let me touch anything in his house. |
| MS04TLDoctorLesko03 | But I guess he was okay. I mean, he never did anything bad. |
| MS04TLDoctorLesko04 | Really?! Oh my gosh! |
| MS04TLDoctorLesko04 | Well if anyone can stop the Fire Ants, it's you two together. You're both really smart! |
| MS04TLDoctorLesko04 | If you can, make sure he comes back... maybe he'll stay here and I'll have someone to talk to when you're gone! |
| MS04TLExperiments | Oh my yes, they're quite marvelous! |
| MS04TLExperiments | There are many that say it can't be done, but I'll prove them wrong. |
| MS04TLExperiments01 | By introducing my mutagen directly into an ant egg, I hope to reduce the size of the adults. |
| MS04TLExperiments01 | This is a generational system, meaning it will take quite a few broods before the ants are at their destination size. |
| MS04TLExperiments01 | In the end, I hope to make them as small as they were over 200 years ago. |
| MS04TLExperiments03 | Well... ummm, I may have used a few... ahem, shortcuts. Yes. |
| MS04TLExperiments03 | I was told that the FEV works wonders when used under controlled circumstances! |
| MS04TLExperiments03 | Apparently I was wrong, but I know my mistake. I'm certain I can get it to work! |
| MS04TLExperiments04 | Destroy? Oh no no no! |
| MS04TLExperiments04 | You mustn't do that! It's my life's work! Just clear me a path to my equipment and I'll do the rest when you tell me its safe. |
| MS04TLFindaHome | Well, pappa always told me about my cousin Vera. She lives on some big, giant ship somewhere or something. |
| MS04TLFindaHome | Pappa called the place "Rivet City", but I dunno where it is. |
| MS04TLFoundPappa | Oh no! What happened? |
| MS04TLFoundPappa | Oh no! What happened? |
| MS04TLGrayditch | It used to be kinda' nice. No one bothered us there, I guess because we were so close to D.C. |
| MS04TLGrayditch | There was seven of us living there in tall, old brick houses. I think I'm the last one left. Those things took everyone else. |
| MS04TLGrayditch01 | Naw. People don't like to stay long in Grayditch. The D.C. Ruins aren't a great place to make a home, you know? |
| MS04TLGrayditch01 | In fact, pappa was talking about moving on soon... we've been here for maybe a year. |
| MS04TLGrayditch02 | Ummm, besides me and my pappa, there was Doc Lesko who stayed with us and Will Brandice and his momma and pappa too. |
| MS04TLGrayditch02 | I... guess they're all gone now. |
| MS04TLGrayditchResidents | Naw, go ahead. It's just nice to talk to anyone about stuff at all. |
| MS04TLGrayditchResidents00a | He was a strange man. He paid pappa some caps to help him build a shack and carry a bunch of junk into it. |
| MS04TLGrayditchResidents00a | Pappa called him an egghead, but his head was shaped regular, so I didn't get it. |
| MS04TLGrayditchResidents00b | Well, there was Will... he was sorta my friend. And then there was his dad and his mom. |
| MS04TLGrayditchResidents00Bail | Yeah? |
| MS04TLGrayditchResidentsBrandice01 | Right across the street actually. It was pretty swell having someone to hang out with so close by. |
| MS04TLGrayditchResidentsBrandice02 | Yeah, Will was super nice to me. He was like a year older than me I think. He even shared his comic books with me. |
| MS04TLGrayditchResidentsBrandice02 | We explored pretty much every bit of Grayditch we could find. I think that's why the ants don't bother me... I have good hiding spots. |
| MS04TLGrayditchResidentsBrandice03 | Well, his mom was nice too. She was kind of quiet, but she always took care of me and my pappa when we came over. |
| MS04TLGrayditchResidentsBrandice03 | I think she was sad that my mom was gone. |
| MS04TLGrayditchResidentsBrandice03 | Will's dad was... well, I don't wanna be mean... but he was kinda scary. |
| MS04TLGrayditchResidentsBrandice04 | He was like always watching me and my dad real careful, like he didn't trust us or something. |
| MS04TLGrayditchResidentsBrandice04 | He always kept staring at us from the windows of his house and typing stuff into his TV box. |
| MS04TLGrayditchResidentsBrandice04 | Will said his dad was like an old soldier or something, but he didn't like doing that stuff so he quit. |
| MS04TLGrayditchResidentsLesko01 | He spent all of his of time in that shack next door to my house. |
| MS04TLGrayditchResidentsLesko01 | Every time I'd sneak in there, he'd be sitting at that funny looking TV machine with the green words pushing buttons. |
| MS04TLGrayditchResidentsLesko02 | Naw. He was a nice man, but he never wanted to play with me very much and we barely talked. |
| MS04TLGrayditchResidentsLesko02 | All I know is he was all gone when the ants started showing up. I think... they got him too. |
| MS04TLGrayditchResidentsLesko03 | I dunno, all kinds of doohickeys. Boxes with lots of lights, some funny glass bottles.... |
| MS04TLGrayditchResidentsLesko03 | Oh wait! He had a big, clunky, shiny man too. That was kind of neat. |
| MS04TLHelp | You will? Really? Thanks a whole lot! |
| MS04TLHelp | My house is the one closest to the huge sign and the old diner. |
| MS04TLHelp | Please... find my pappa and make him come back! |
| MS04TLHelp01 | Well, there is the personal shelter next to the old diner. |
| MS04TLHelp01 | Pappa always said to stay away from it... but, I guess it's supposed to be safe. |
| MS04TLHelp01 | I'll head over there and wait inside. Hurry back! |
| MS04TLHelp02 | You think I didn't know that? I been hiding in this place for days! |
| MS04TLHelp02 | There's an old portashelter next to the diner near my house. Those stupid things will never get me in there. |
| MS04TLHelp02 | I'll head over there and wait inside. Hurry back! |
| MS04TLHelp03 | Humph... you don't gotta be such a jerk about it. |
| MS04TLHelp03 | There's an old portashelter next to the diner near my house. I'll be waiting inside for you to come back. |
| MS04TLHelp03 | And don't you dare leave me alone! |
| MS04TLHelpChildAtHeart | Wow, you sound as nice as my pappa. |
| MS04TLHelpChildAtHeart | You know, maybe this will help and maybe it won't, but pappa hid a bunch of stuff behind the old diner in a dumpster. |
| MS04TLHelpChildAtHeart | He trusted me with the key and said it was for emergencies, but I bet he wouldn't mind you having it. |
| MS04TLHelpChildAtHeart | Thanks for making me feel better. |
| MS04TLHelpSC | You know, maybe this will help and maybe it won't, but pappa hid a bunch of stuff behind the old diner in a dumpster. |
| MS04TLHelpSC | He trusted me with the key and said it was for emergencies, but I bet he wouldn't mind you having it. |
| MS04TLMarigold | Whoa! That's a bad place. My dad said to never, ever go down there. |
| MS04TLMarigold | It's in the southeast part of Grayditch, near the big buildings. |
| MS04TLWhatAreThose | Well, they're big ugly things that crawl around on six legs. They got huge teeth and skitter around grabbing everything in their path. |
| MS04TLWhatAreThose | My pappa would always say they were Fuckin' Ants. Well, that's what he used to call them anyway. |
| MS04TLWhatAreThose | I just call 'em Fire Ants. |
| MS04TLWhatAreThose02 | Naw. Those things started coming around only in the last few months. |
| MS04TLWhatAreThose02 | At first they just crawled around outside our town, but later they came into town and... well, you know the rest. |
| MS04TLWhatAreThose03 | My pappa had a gun, and he said it hurt those things, but he said they were the dumbest Fuckin' Ants he ever saw. |
| MS04TLWhatAreThose03 | He kept telling everyone to "shoot for their antenner" whatever that means. |
| MS04TLWhatAreThose04Ento | Well... yeah. I think I heard Doc Lesko mention something like a queen or something. |
| MS04TLWhatAreThose04Ento | Something about "laying eggs" whatever that means. |
| MS04TLWhatAreThose04Ento | He said the queen would never be above ground. That he'd have to find her. Weird huh? |
| MS04TLWhereHouse | Look for the house nearest to the billboard that's sticking out of the ground. It's pretty close to the diner, you can't miss it. |
| MS05Bailout | Okay! Shoot! |
| MS05FinTLLocalSights | Well, to the east there are some nasty Raiders in Evergreen Mills. I'd stay away from there if I were you. |
| MS05FinTLLocalSights | Luckily, we're kind of hidden here under the old highway, so no one bothers us. |
| MS05FinTLLocalSights | My friend, you are at the ass end of the Capital Wasteland. If it weren't for Sierra I'd be out of here. |
| MS05FinTLLocalSights | One thing I can tell you is stay the hell away from the Dunwich Building to the south. That place is bad mojo. |
| MS05FinTLLocalSights | I dunno what that place is about, but I hear about weird shit going on. |
| MS05FinTLNukaCocktails | I don't know a whole lot about weapons, but I do know that it's more powerful than the Molotov Cocktail. |
| MS05FinTLNukaCocktails | It explodes in a huge blue flame too! How cool is that? |
| MS05FinTLNukaCola | You do! You darling! |
| MS05FinTLNukaCola | Well, as always, I'll be glad to take them off your hands. And now that my machine is full I can drink these to my heart's desire! |
| MS05FinTLNukaCola | Goodie! I was hoping you'd bring me more! |
| MS05FinTLNukaCola | Keep it up, there's probably plenty more out there. |
| MS05FinTLNukaCola | I was just wondering when I'd see you again, and poof, here you are! |
| MS05FinTLNukaCola | Ohhhh sweet Quantum, come to mama! |
| MS05FinTLNukaCola | I'm amazed you're finding so many more bottles of Quantum out there. Imagine that. |
| MS05FinTLNukaCola | Well, don't give up looking. Keep finding more and bringing it to me. |
| MS05FinTLNukaCola | Why would I want that piss water? Get it away from me. |
| MS05FinTLNukaColaDeal01 | A sleepover? Awesome! We could tell bedtime stories and do each other's hair and all sorts of fun stuff. |
| MS05FinTLNukaColaDeal01 | I could even make some Nuka-Cola treats for when we get the munchies late at night. That would be fun! |
| MS05FinTLNukaColaDeal02 | You can't expect me to get married without a gift for my future husband do you? That wouldn't be right. |
| MS05FinTLNukaColaDeal02 | And don't call me names like that, it hurts my feelings. |
| MS05FinTLNukaColaDeal03 | Okay, well don't forget I'll still buy bottles of Quantum from you! |
| MS05FinTLNukaColaHappenedDeal | Ohhhh... Ronald is SUCH a sweetheart! Do you know he went out like you did and found me 30 bottles of Quantum? |
| MS05FinTLNukaColaHappenedDeal | He loves me! He really really loves me! Now I bet he'll ask me to get married. |
| MS05FinTLNukaColaHappenedDeal | Oh! For my wedding present I'm giving him the super secret prize too! |
| MS05FinTLNukaCook | Well, the stuff is so rare, I only know one. It's called Mississippi Quantum Pie. It's delicious! |
| MS05FinTLNukaCook | If you want me to make you one, I can. Just bring me some flour, vodka, and a Nuka-Cola Quantum. |
| MS05FinTLNukaCook | I can whip it up in no time. |
| MS05FinTLNukaCook | Sure! Just give me a second, and I'll have it ready for you. |
| MS05FinTLNukaCook | Oops! I need some vodka to make the pie, sweetie. |
| MS05FinTLNukaCook | Oops! I need some flour to make the pie, sweetie. |
| MS05FinTLNukaCook | Oops! I need a Nuka-Cola Quantum to make the pie, sweetie. |
| MS05FinTLNukaCook | You silly! I still need flour and vodka to make the pie. |
| MS05FinTLNukaCook | You silly! I still need Nuka-Cola Quantum and vodka to make the pie. |
| MS05FinTLNukaCook | You silly! I still need Nuka-Cola Quantum and flour to make the pie. |
| MS05FinTLNukaCook | If you have the ingredients, I can make a pie for you. All it takes is some flour, vodka and Nuka-Cola Quantum. |
| MS05FinTLRonaldBother | Oh no, not at all. In fact, I've been getting lots of nice attention from him lately! |
| MS05FinTLRonaldBother | Ever since he brought the Quantum to fill my machine, he keeps whispering sweet nothings to me. |
| MS05FinTLRonaldBother | In fact, he told me he's going to "butter my muffin." Isn't that sweet that he'd do such a silly little chore for me? Now all I need are muffins... |
| MS05FinTLRonaldBother | That sweetheart? Nah. Come to think of it, he hasn't even visited me in a while. |
| MS05FinTLRonaldBother | I wonder why. Ah well, I'm sure I'll see him soon enough! |
| MS05FinTLRonaldBother | Oh no. He's such a cutie pie. He never bothers me! |
| MS05FinTLSierraDead | What? What the hell happened? |
| MS05FinTLSierraDead00 | Crap! This has to be about the Nuka-Cola machine I got for her! |
| MS05FinTLSierraDead00 | It had this label on it saying "Warning: If you tamper with this unit you will have to answer to the Nuka-Cola Corporation." |
| MS05FinTLSierraDead00 | Now I bet they're after me! Oh god! I gotta hide. I gotta go! |
| MS05FinTLSierraDead01 | Are you shittin' me? What a waste! Oh man. |
| MS05FinTLSierraDead01 | If I find out who did that to her, they're dead. She was mine... no one was supposed to touch her but me! |
| MS05FinTLSierraDead02 | What?? You're crazy! How could you just go and kill her like that?! |
| MS05FinTLSierraDead02 | That's it... you're dead meat! Say hello to the Kneecapper! |
| MS05FinTLSierraDead03 | Love? What are you talking about. |
| MS05FinTLSierraDead03 | All I know is things are sure gonna be awfully quiet around here with her gone. |
| MS05FinTLSierraDead03 | Ah well. I guess I'll go clean up the mess and take care of things around here. |
| MS05FinTLSierraDead04 | Wasn't she? |
| MS05FinTLSierraDead04 | All I know is things are sure gonna be awfully quiet around here with her gone. |
| MS05FinTLSierraDead04 | Ah well. I guess I'll go clean up the mess and take care of things around here. |
| MS05FinTLSierraDead04 | Ahem... Anyway, that's all in the past now. |
| MS05FinTLSierraDead05 | You!? You killed her!? |
| MS05FinTLSierraDead05 | That's it... you're dead meat! Say hello to the Kneecapper! |
| MS05NCForemanCT01 | I'm sorry, as per Protocol NC-77, this information must be readily accessible at all times. |
| MS05NCForemanCT01 | I'm sorry. You have now exceeded 2 demerits. Now instituting Expulsion Protocol KL-001. |
| MS05NCForemanCT01 | I'm sorry, as per Protocol NC-77, this information must be readily accessible at all times. |
| MS05NCForemanCT01 | One demerit will now be issued. Note that further demerits can cause your expulsion from this job posting. |
| MS05NCForemanCT01 | As previously stated, please identify yourself. |
| MS05NCForemanCT02 | Use of profanity and attempting to falsify an employee identification number is a violation of Protocols NC-68 and NC-90 respectively. |
| MS05NCForemanCT02 | I'm sorry. You have now exceeded 2 demerits. Now instituting Expulsion Protocol KL-001. |
| MS05NCForemanCT02 | Use of profanity and attempting to falsify an employee identification number is a violation of Protocols NC-68 and NC-90 respectively. |
| MS05NCForemanCT02 | Two demerits will now be issued. Note that further demerits can cause your expulsion from this job posting. |
| MS05NCForemanCT03 | I have no record of that posting, nor does that employee identification number follow the proper format. |
| MS05NCForemanCT03 | I'm sorry. You have now exceeded 2 demerits. Now instituting Expulsion Protocol KL-001. |
| MS05NCForemanCT03 | I have no record of that posting, nor does that employee identification number follow the proper format. |
| MS05NCForemanCT03 | One demerit will now be issued. Note that further demerits can cause your expulsion from this job posting. |
| MS05NCForemanCT03 | As previously stated, please identify yourself. |
| MS05NCForemanCT04 | Logged and verified. Thank you very much for your cooperation. |
| MS05NCForemanCT04 | What may I do for you on this wonderfully productive day? |
| MS05NCForemanCT05SC | The name is verified in my system with no existing or issued employee number. Voice stress pattern within normal parameters. |
| MS05NCForemanCT05SC | Executive override protocol initiated. What may I do for you on this wonderfully productive day? |
| MS05NCForemanCT06 | I'm sorry, as per Protocol NC-62, all employees must be their designated areas at all times. |
| MS05NCForemanCT06 | I'm sorry. You have now exceeded 2 demerits. Now instituting Expulsion Protocol KL-001. |
| MS05NCForemanCT06 | I'm sorry, as per Protocol NC-62, all employees must be their designated areas at all times. |
| MS05NCForemanCT06 | One demerit will now be issued. Note that further demerits can cause your expulsion from this job posting. |
| MS05NCForemanCT07Robotics | Command accepted. Security program disengaged. |
| MS05NCForemanCT07Robotics | Yes, fellow employee? What can I do for you on this wonderful day? |
| MS05RonaldConv | Yep. I'll be seeing you, soon I hope. |
| MS05RonaldConv | Yep, they sure were hard to get, and you got 'em you big 'ole teddy bear! Anyway, gotta' get these into the machine. Seeya, sweetie! |
| MS05RonaldConv | He he. That's ok, Sierra. Play hard to get. I love it! |
| MS05RonaldConv | Some of what? |
| MS05RonaldConv | That's ok, baby. We have plenty of time. You know where to find me when you want some of this. |
| MS05RonaldConv | Well, maybe later. I have a lot of things to do now. Need to get all of this Quantum icy cold. |
| MS05RonaldConv | Nothing. So, you wanna' celebrate? |
| MS05RonaldConv | What was that? |
| MS05RonaldConv | Yeah, I'll fill your machine all right. Hehe. |
| MS05RonaldConv | Oh my goodness! You absolute dear! You found the Quantum to fill my machine! |
| MS05RonaldConv | Hi there, sweet cheeks. I got something for you. |
| MS05RonaldCT01 | Because I'm making sure that no one messes with her. She's my girl, you know. |
| MS05RonaldCT01 | Hey hey. No need to be that way, beautiful. |
| MS05RonaldCT01 | It's cool anyway, Sierra and I are already hooked up. |
| MS05RonaldCT01 | I just don't want any other chicks messing with her head. You know what I mean? |
| MS05RonaldCT02 | That better be all you were checking out. I don't like guys messing with my woman. |
| MS05RonaldCT02 | That's all huh? Better be. |
| MS05RonaldCT02 | Because I warn you, I don't like anyone messing around with my woman. |
| MS05RonaldCT03 | Nope. I'm not the marrying type. |
| MS05RonaldCT03 | Look, I'm just trying to make sure no one messes with her. You'd do the same to protect your woman too. |
| MS05RonaldCT03 | Wow. Okay, I get the message. Take it easy. |
| MS05RonaldCT03 | Look, I'm just trying to make sure no one messes up my chances with her. |
| MS05RonaldCT04 | Well, that's likely because it's none of anyone's business but ours. |
| MS05RonaldCT04 | She's one hot lady though, am I right? |
| MS05RonaldCT04 | Well, that's likely because it's none of anyone's business but ours. |
| MS05RonaldCT04 | But hey she's a fine looking lady. I mean, you're no slouch either, but a man has his standards you know? |
| MS05RonaldCT05 | Good. I aim to keep it that way. |
| MS05RonaldCT05 | She's a fine woman. I'd love to get closer to her if you know what I mean. |
| MS05RonaldCT05a | I think you'd better calm down and think long and hard about that. |
| MS05RonaldCT05a | Girdershade is my town, you can't just walk in here and tell me you're taking Sierra. |
| MS05RonaldCT05a | I'm gonna' be the first one to tap into her goods, not you! |
| MS05RonaldCT05a | Whoa, that's kind of kinky, I like it! I wouldn't mind watching that. |
| MS05RonaldCT05a | Sorry baby, you'll just have to take a number. I'm gonna' be the first one to tap into Sierra's goods, not you. |
| MS05RonaldCT06 | Wow, you are as naive as you look. |
| MS05RonaldCT06 | How do I put it? I'd love to do the horizontal bop with her... you know, plow her bean field. Come on, kid. |
| MS05RonaldCT07 | All right, suit yourself. |
| MS05RonaldCT07 | I was going to make you an offer that could earn you some caps, but if you don't have the time to listen... |
| MS05RonaldCT07a | Born and raised that way and damn proud of it. |
| MS05RonaldCT07a | Look. I have an offer to give you. You can either stand there and be a pain in the ass, or you can listen to what I have to say. |
| MS05RonaldCT08 | New to this stuff, eh kid? |
| MS05RonaldCT08 | Well, let's just say that she has something I want to get a hold of. That's where you enter the picture. |
| MS05RonaldCT09 | What are you, some kind of choir boy? Bah, maybe you're just not old enough to understand yet. |
| MS05RonaldCT09 | Needless to say, she's got what I want. That's where you come into the picture. |
| MS05RonaldCT09 | What are you, a nun? Bah, maybe you're just not old enough to understand yet. |
| MS05RonaldCT09 | Needless to say, she's got what I want. That's where you come into the picture. |
| MS05RonaldCT10 | Now you're speaking my language. |
| MS05RonaldCT10 | Well, only problem is she won't give it up for me. That's where you come into the picture. |
| MS05RonaldQuestOffer01 | I know she's asked you to find her some Nuka-Cola Quantum. Heck, she asks everyone that wanders through here. |
| MS05RonaldQuestOffer01 | What I'm proposing is you still look for the drinks, but instead of bringing it to her, you bring it to me. |
| MS05RonaldQuestOffer01 | She'll be so impressed that I got all the Nuka-Cola for her, she'll melt in my arms like butter. |
| MS05RonaldQuestOffer01 | I pay you the same she was going to pay, and everyone's happy. |
| MS05RonaldQuestOffer02 | I know she's asked you to find her some Nuka-Cola Quantum. Heck, she asks everyone that wanders through here. |
| MS05RonaldQuestOffer02 | What I'm proposing is you still look for the drinks, but instead of bringing it to her, you bring it to me. |
| MS05RonaldQuestOffer02 | She'll be so impressed that I got all the Nuka-Cola for her, she'll melt in my arms like butter. |
| MS05RonaldQuestOffer02 | I pay you the same she was going to pay, and everyone's happy. |
| MS05RonaldQuestOffer03 | Fine. Oh, and I wouldn't bother running back to Sierra and warning her about our little chat. She won't even understand what you're talking about. |
| MS05RonaldQuestOffer03 | She may be a looker, but she's a bit vacant in the smarts department. |
| MS05RonaldSubQuestAccepted | Thought you might. Good. I'll see you soon then. |
| MS05RonaldSubQuestBlackWidow | Holy shit! Are you for real? Hell yeah! |
| MS05RonaldSubQuestBlackWidow | I'm off to find you some Quantum then and I know right where to go. |
| MS05RonaldSubQuestDelayed | Well, look... don't answer me now, just keep it in mind. If you find some and you've had a change of heart, I'll still buy 'em. |
| MS05RonaldSubQuestDelayed | Oh, and I wouldn't bother running back to Sierra and warning her. She won't even understand what you're talking about. |
| MS05RonaldSubQuestDelayed | She may be a hottie, but she's a bit vacant in the smarts department. |
| MS05RonaldSubQuestSC | You devious bastard. I didn't figure you were that clever. |
| MS05RonaldSubQuestSC | All right, all right. Double it is. Just bring me those bottles, if I have to listen to Sierra ramble on any longer, I think I'll blow my brains out! |
| MS05RonaldSubQuestSC | So, you gonna' do it or what? |
| MS05SierraAngerFixed01 | Oh my gosh! Oh my gosh! A real Quantum! Yummie yum yum! |
| MS05SierraAngerFixed01 | Okay, I guess I can talk to you some more. Just be nicer next time! |
| MS05SierraAngerFixed01 | Now, do you want to take the tour? |
| MS05SierraAngerFixed02 | Oh my gosh! Oh my gosh! A real Quantum! Yummie yum yum! |
| MS05SierraAngerFixed02 | Okay, I guess I can talk to you some more. Just be nicer next time! |
| MS05SierraAngerFixed02 | Now, do you want to take the tour? |
| MS05SierraAngerFixed03 | Well fine! Go away then! |
| MS05SierraAngerTrack01 | That's fine. We all get a bit crazy sometimes when we get that taste... the taste of a cold Nuka-Cola! |
| MS05SierraAngerTrack01 | Let's pretend this never happened and start again. |
| MS05SierraAngerTrack01 | So, do you want to take the tour? |
| MS05SierraAngerTrack02 | Humph! Well. I've never been so insulted before! |
| MS05SierraAngerTrack02 | And to think I was going to offer you the chance of a lifetime. Well, forget it now. |
| MS05SierraCT01 | I have one of the... no, THE best Nuka-Cola collection in the Capital Wasteland. |
| MS05SierraCT01 | Heck, I've won the Nuka-Cola Fan Club Collection Award for the last ten years in a row! |
| MS05SierraCT02 | Well, come on then! Let me show you around! But no free Nuka-Cola until the end of the tour! |
| MS05SierraCT03 | Oh! Really? Wow. |
| MS05SierraCT03 | Well, why did you come out here then? |
| MS05SierraCT03a | What an odd way to make music, I'll have to try it sometime! |
| MS05SierraCT03a | Well if you don't want to take the tour, what are you doing here? |
| MS05SierraCT04 | Disgusting?! |
| MS05SierraCT04 | It's the most delicious drinks ever created! It quenches your thirst, boosts your energy and even makes you smarter! |
| MS05SierraCT04 | What's not to like about it? |
| MS05SierraCT05 | Yep, I'm the President, the Recording Secretary and the Treasurer. |
| MS05SierraCT05 | Once a year, we gather here in Girdershade to have a cook off using Nuka-Cola in the recipe. |
| MS05SierraCT05 | Last year I won with my "Poached Roach in Nuka-Sauce". Delicious! |
| MS05SierraCT06 | Well, look around you! Toys, banners, stools... anything I can get my hands on really. |
| MS05SierraCT06 | My pride and joy is my perfect Nuka-Cola Machine. It's barely even scratched! |
| MS05SierraCT06 | Actually, I have to give credit to Ronald for donating some of it. |
| MS05SierraCT07 | Well... only two right now. Me and Ronald. |
| MS05SierraCT07 | But membership is open to the public! You can join if you like! |
| MS05SierraCT07a | Hey that isn't nice! You should apologize right now! |
| MS05SierraCT07a | What's the matter with you? Didn't your mom and dad ever teach you any manners? |
| MS05SierraCT08 | But Ronald said he liked it! |
| MS05SierraCT09 | Ronald? Oh! I'm sorry, I figured you met him already. He usually chats with people who enter Girdershade. |
| MS05SierraCT09 | He's my neighbor and my protector as he calls it. Imagine if some nasty Raider wanted to take my stuff... he'd show them a thing or two! |
| MS05SierraCT09 | He's such a sweetie, you should talk to him! |
| MS05SierraCT10 | No, you're just thirsty! Come on, take a look at my collection and have an Ice Cold Nuka-Cola on me! Sound good? |
| MS05SierraCT11 | Sure am! Crazy for the taste of Nuka-Cola! Hahahaha! |
| MS05SierraCT11 | Look, we can just talk about it all day, or you can take my tour of the place and drink some frosty Nuka-Cola! You game? |
| MS05SierraCT12 | He's a darling. Always watching out for me, and more importantly keeping the collection safe! |
| MS05SierraCT12 | Like once, there was these Raiders that came by. There were three of them and their leader was named like Lug-Nut or something... |
| MS05SierraCT13 | I sure did! Want to take it now? |
| MS05SierraCT13 | How can you resist? This stuff is so cool! |
| MS05SierraCT13a | You can never have enough of the refreshing taste of Nuka-Cola! He he he! |
| MS05SierraCT13a | Oh, don't be such a grump. You can go if you want to, but you're missing out... |
| MS05SierraCT14 | ... so they like kicked in Ronald's door and he was like "BLAM" with his gun and one of them got all splattered. |
| MS05SierraCT14 | Then the other one tried to like hit him all in his head with some club and Ronald was so cool how he dodged it and shot the guy in the face. |
| MS05SierraCT14 | Then the Lug-Nut guy was in Ronald's face with the "I'll kick your ass" stuff and Ronald was like "Hell no..." and he punched the... |
| MS05SierraCT14a | ... so they like kicked in Ronald's door and he was like "BLAM" with his gun and one of them got all splattered. |
| MS05SierraCT14a | Then the other one tried to like hit him all in his head with some club and Ronald was so cool how he dodged it and shot the guy in the face. |
| MS05SierraCT14a | Then the Lug-Nut guy was in Ronald's face with the "I'll kick your ass" stuff and Ronald was like "Hell no..." and he punched the... |
| MS05SierraCT15 | Oh. Sorry! I get carried away sometimes. |
| MS05SierraCT15 | Well, you should definitely talk to Ronald. I bet he'd like to meet you. He's such a sweetheart. |
| MS05SierraCT15a | Oh. Sorry! I get carried away sometimes. There's no need to get fresh about it though. |
| MS05SierraCT15a | What's the matter with you? Didn't your mom and dad ever teach you any manners? |
| MS05SierraCT16 | Oh. Well that's silly. |
| MS05SierraCT16 | If you don't want to see my collection then there really isn't anything else to see here. |
| MS05SierraCT16 | Unless you think broken bridges are scenic. |
| MS05SierraCT17 | Actually, there may be. Tell you what, you take the tour of my collection and I promise to give you a proposition you won't want to say no to. |
| MS05SierraCT17 | So, do you want to take it? |
| MS05SierraCT17a | Oh, I think you came to the wrong place. I think there's someone in California that collects nuts. Or was it Nevada? Hmmm... |
| MS05SierraCT18SC | Well, I suppose. I really wanted you to see the tour, but you seem nice enough. |
| MS05SierraCT18SC | Ever hear of Nuka-Cola Quantum? |
| MS05SierraCT19 | Aha! That's where you're wrong! |
| MS05SierraCT19 | Market research done in 2052 said that the blue color was the favorite in 86 people out of 100 polled. |
| MS05SierraCT19 | And the particular hue of blue is Dazzling Blue, scientifically proven to be the most pleasing of all blues! |
| MS05SierraCT19a | See, I knew you were smart the moment you walked in here! |
| MS05SierraCT19a | So, enough with the small talk. Are you ready for the tour? |
| MS05SierraCT20 | No no no! You're mistaken! |
| MS05SierraCT20 | The flavor is the essence of seventeen different fruits mixed in just the right proportion to give the beverage that delicious taste. |
| MS05SierraCT20 | In fact, in the Great Passion Fruit Famine of 2044, people actually noticed the taste difference when the flavor was changed! |
| MS05SierraCT21 | Well, I guess everyone has their own opinion. Even if it's silly! |
| MS05SierraCT21 | Why don't you take the tour of my collection? Maybe it will give you a new perspective on things. |
| MS05SierraCT21 | What do you say? |
| MS05SierraQuestBail | Okay. But I bet you'll be back! |
| MS05SierraQuestGive01 | Well, right before the bombs fell, the good folks at Nuka-Cola developed what they hoped was an improvement on the original formula. |
| MS05SierraQuestGive01 | Calling it Nuka-Cola Quantum, it was said to have "Twice the calories, twice the carbohydrates, twice the caffeine and twice the taste!" |
| MS05SierraQuestGive01 | Well, right before the bombs fell, the good folks at Nuka-Cola developed what they hoped was an improvement on the original formula. |
| MS05SierraQuestGive01 | Calling it Nuka-Cola Quantum, it was said to have "Twice the calories, twice the carbohydrates, twice the caffeine and twice the taste!" |
| MS05SierraQuestGive02 | So impatient! Wow! You must really want to get out there and start looking! |
| MS05SierraQuestGive02 | Anyway, for every bottle you bring me I'll pay you some caps. You know, for expenses. |
| MS05SierraQuestGive02 | But if you're super cool and find like enough bottles to fill my Nuka-Cola machine, 30 in all, I got a super secret cool prize for you! |
| MS05SierraQuestGive04 | Well, the flavor certainly wasn't the issue. The public was just split on the unique feature of the Quantum's appearance. |
| MS05SierraQuestGive04 | You see, to make it stand out on store shelves and to give it that extra kick, the formula called for a mild isotope. |
| MS05SierraQuestGive04 | The effect was a drink that not only boosted your energy, but also glowed with a bright blue light! |
| MS05SierraQuestGive05 | On the contrary! The secret ingredient was an eighteenth fruit flavor which added just a hint of pomegranate. |
| MS05SierraQuestGive05 | Top that with a specially engineered isotope to boost the energy output and you have the perfect refresher for a hot summer day! |
| MS05SierraQuestGive06 | Oh no, only ever-so-mildly! No ill effects were ever recorded. |
| MS05SierraQuestGive06 | Well, it does have the unique property of making your... ummm... |
| MS05SierraQuestGive06 | ...your pee glow. |
| MS05SierraQuestGive07 | I love the stuff! I can't get enough of it! |
| MS05SierraQuestGive07 | I thought I was hooked on regular Nuka-Cola, but the Quantum beats it by a long shot! |
| MS05SierraQuestGive07 | I've got to have MORE! |
| MS05SierraQuestGive07a | Oh no! Not at all! |
| MS05SierraQuestGive07a | Nuka-Cola Quantum was made under the supervision of the Food and Drug Association. They would NEVER let harmful products end up in stores! |
| MS05SierraQuestGive08 | That's right! You bring me Nuka-Cola Quantum and I pay you... handsomely I might add. |
| MS05SierraQuestGive08 | For every bottle you bring me, I pay you some caps. You know, for expenses. |
| MS05SierraQuestGive08 | But if you're super cool and find like enough bottles to fill my Nuka-Cola machine, 30 in all, I've got a super secret cool prize for you! |
| MS05SierraQuestGive08a | "You can't resist the taste that'll blow up in your face!" like Ronald always says. He thinks of the best Nuka-Cola jingles! |
| MS05SierraQuestGive08a | Anyway, for every bottle you bring me I'll pay you some caps. You know, for expenses. |
| MS05SierraQuestGive08a | But if you're super cool and find like enough bottles to fill my Nuka-Cola machine, 30 in all, I got a super secret cool prize for you! |
| MS05SierraQuestGive08SC | Oh, okay! I have a schematic for the Nuka Grenade... the only one in the whole Capital Wasteland. Bring me the bottles and it's yours. |
| MS05SierraQuestGive08SC | Imagine the look on the target's face when they are burning alive in an effervescent explosion of cola and fruit flavors! |
| MS05SierraQuestGive08SC | So, what do you say? Will you bring me the bottles? |
| MS05SierraQuestGive08SC | Nope, I'm not telling! It's a really cool surprise though. You're gonna love it, I promise! |
| MS05SierraQuestNoMean | Hey! It isn't just some stupid soft drink! |
| MS05SierraQuestNoMean | It's only the most delicious thing man has ever conceived! |
| MS05SierraQuestNoMean | If you don't want to help me find some Quantum then fine... someone else will come along one day who will! |
| MS05SierraQuestTake | Oh goodie! I can taste the Quantum already! |
| MS05SierraQuestTake | Good luck to you, sweetie! |
| MS05SierraQuestWait | Awww, come on! I told you everything there is to know about it! |
| MS05SierraQuestWait | How hard could it be to just get some shipping manifests and then find me some bottles of Quantum? |
| MS05SierraQuestWait | Come back to me when you're ready to change your mind I guess. |
| MS05SierraTour01 | When Nuka-Cola was invented by John-Caleb Bradberton in 2044, it quickly became the world's most popular soft drink. |
| MS05SierraTour02 | The wonder drink soon drew a dedicated following which prompted the Nuka-Cola Corporation to release many promotional items like these. |
| MS05SierraTour03 | By 2067, a Nuka-Cola machine such as this rare pristine model could be found on almost every street in America. |
| MS05SierraTour04 | Even in today's crazy world, Nuka-Cola is still the number one choice of refreshment among Armageddon's survivors. |
| MS05TLLocalSights | Well, to the east there are some nasty Raiders in Evergreen Mills. I'd stay away from there if I were you. |
| MS05TLLocalSights | Luckily, we're kind of hidden here under the old highway, so no one bothers us. |
| MS05TLLocalSights | My friend, you are at the ass end of the Capital Wasteland. If it weren't for Sierra I'd be out of here. |
| MS05TLLocalSights | One thing I can tell you is stay the hell away from the Dunwich Building to the south. That place is bad mojo. |
| MS05TLLocalSights | I dunno what that place is about, but I hear about weird shit going on. |
| MS05TLMoreAboutPlant | Well, the D.C. Facility was like their main factory just before the bombs fell. All the research they did was performed there. |
| MS05TLMoreAboutPlant | It was the only facility to ever produce Quantum. They were in a test market mode, and they would have expanded production if the drink caught on. |
| MS05TLMoreAboutPlant | Too bad they didn't, otherwise Quantum would be as plentiful as regular Nuka-Cola. |
| MS05TLMoreAboutPlant | Well, Sierra may be as nutty as a fruitcake, but she's right. |
| MS05TLMoreAboutPlant | That bottling plant is the place you want to go. Only thing is, the place is crawling with security and creatures. |
| MS05TLMoreAboutPlant | If it was easy, I'd have done it myself by now. |
| MS05TLMoreAboutPlant | This facility is a stunning accomplishment by the creative minds at the Nuka-Cola Corporation. |
| MS05TLMoreAboutPlant | We use cutting edge equipment to keep the world's most popular soft drink in full production 24 hours a day. |
| MS05TLMoreAboutPlant | This unit prides itself on over 457 days without a single death or major limb loss of any personnel. |
| MS05TLMoreAboutReward | I don't know a whole lot about weapons, but I do know that it's more powerful than a regular grenade. |
| MS05TLMoreAboutReward | It explodes in a huge blue flame too! How cool is that? |
| MS05TLMoreAboutReward | Oh, okay! I have a schematic for the Nuka Grenade... the only one in the whole Capital Wasteland. Bring me the bottles and it's yours. |
| MS05TLMoreAboutReward | Imagine the look on the target's face when they are burning alive in an effervescent explosion of cola and fruit flavors! |
| MS05TLMoreAboutSoda | Well, besides what I've already told you, not much. |
| MS05TLMoreAboutSoda | They were working on a way to prevent the glow from remaining once it passed through a person's system, but it was never perfected. |
| MS05TLMoreAboutSoda | I heard that the stuff they used to make it glow and give it that kick has a shelf life of over a thousand years. |
| MS05TLMoreAboutSoda | Should make the bottles easier to spot! |
| MS05TLMoreAboutSoda | That stuff is some of the nastiest shit I've ever had. |
| MS05TLMoreAboutSoda | Imagine drinking a Nuka-Cola, then downing a fistful of sugar and punching yourself in the head. That pretty much sums it up. |
| MS05TLMoreAboutSoda | Sierra shared one with me a long time ago. After I drank it, my piss glowed for a week! |
| MS05TLMoreAboutSoda | This product is the pinnacle of taste sensation. |
| MS05TLMoreAboutSoda | Seventeen fruit flavors and that signature cola taste blend to form the perfect refreshing soft drink. |
| MS05TLMoreAboutSoda | With its new Strontium additive, its got that unique kick to keep you on your toes. |
| MS05TLMoreAboutSoda01 | Well, the bottles are glass just like regular Nuka-Cola, except the glass is clear. |
| MS05TLMoreAboutSoda01 | That way the glowy stuff inside shows through. You'll know it when you see it. |
| MS05TLMoreAboutSoda02 | Oh my! It's like a tidal wave of flavor washing all over your body! |
| MS05TLMoreAboutSoda02 | Your head spins but everything is clear at the same time. It is quite a rush. |
| MS05TLMoreAboutSoda03Medicine | Well, I guess so. I heard that sometimes the radiation would remain in people's systems, but only in a few test cases. |
| MS05TLMoreAboutSoda03Medicine | All you'd need is a little RadAway and poof, the isotope is gone. |
| MS05TLMoreAboutSoda04 | Addicted? Why would you say that? I can stop drinking it any time I want. |
| MS05TLMoreAboutSoda04 | That's so silly to think I would get hooked on the most delicious soft drink ever devised by man... |
| MS05TLNukaCola | Ohhhh... Ronald is SUCH a sweetheart! Do you know he went out like you did and found me 30 bottles of Quantum? |
| MS05TLNukaCola | He loves me! He really really loves me! Now I bet he'll ask me to get married. |
| MS05TLNukaCola | Oh! For my wedding present I'm giving him the super secret prize too! |
| MS05TLNukaCola | You've done it! My machine is finally full! |
| MS05TLNukaCola | Well, like I promised, here's the schematic for the Nuka Grenade. You've sure earned it! |
| MS05TLNukaCola | If you find any more bottles, be sure and bring them by. I'll be glad to keep paying for them. |
| MS05TLNukaCola | You've done it! My machine is finally full! |
| MS05TLNukaCola | Well, like I promised, here's your surprise.... the schematic for the Nuka Grenade! You've sure earned it! |
| MS05TLNukaCola | If you find any more bottles, be sure and bring them by. I'll be glad to keep paying for them. |
| MS05TLNukaCola | My machine's almost full you know. That's over 25 bottles of Quantum! |
| MS05TLNukaCola | Get me to 30 and you'll have the surprise reward I promised! Hehe! I love surprises! |
| MS05TLNukaCola | Over twenty bottles already? Incredible! Keep 'em coming! |
| MS05TLNukaCola | Oh my word! Do you realize you've brought me back over ten of the Nuka-Cola Quantums? |
| MS05TLNukaCola | I knew you were the right person for the job. |
| MS05TLNukaCola | Wow. I can't believe you've found over five of the Quantums. I've never even seen that many before. Good job! |
| MS05TLNukaCola | Yay! I knew I could count on you! I promise to put them to good use. |
| MS05TLNukaCola | Sorry, don't want anymore. Thirty was all I needed... and now Sierra's mine. |
| MS05TLNukaCola | Well, this should be enough to fill that stupid machine of hers. Thanks for all your help, but our transaction is done. |
| MS05TLNukaCola | I'll take any extras off your hands for now, but then I'm done with these disgusting drinks. They taste horrible! |
| MS05TLNukaCola | Now to put the moves on my lady. Come and watch an expert at work. |
| MS05TLNukaCola | Won't be long before I'm ready to spring my surprise on Sierra. She's gonna give it up for me for certain for this. Heck, she'd better! |
| MS05TLNukaCola | I'm glad you're seeing things my way. Nice job. |
| MS05TLNukaCola | More, huh? Good. This will make Sierra very happy. |
| MS05TLNukaCola | Keep the bottles coming, I'll keep the caps flowing. |
| MS05TLNukaShippingComputer | That information is in the Shipping Computer Terminal. The pass code for the terminal is NC-C1864. |
| MS05TLRDSafeKey | Certainly, allow me to whip up a copy for you. |
| MS05TLRDSafeKey | There you are. Have a wonderful and productive day! |
| MS05TLRonaldsOffer | He has? Ohhhh! That sweetheart! I knew he'd help me! |
| MS05TLRonaldsOffer | All that guy does is watch out for me all the time. |
| MS05TLRonaldsOffer01 | That's so silly! Why would a man want to wear a pair of these filthy woman's pants? Doesn't make sense. |
| MS05TLRonaldsOffer01 | I bet you and him cooked up that line just to make me smile! Well, mission accomplished! |
| MS05TLRonaldsOffer02 | He he! You're so silly! |
| MS05TLRonaldsOffer03 | Awww, both of you are so sweet! How did a gal like me get so lucky in this messed up world to find you two? |
| MS05TLRonaldsOffer03 | Now you've gone and made me cry. (Cries a bit) |
| MS05TLStartLooking | In fact, I do! Ha! Surprised you didn't I? |
| MS05TLStartLooking | Your best bet would be to find the ruins of the D.C. Nuka-Cola Bottling Facility. Find the shipping manifests inside. |
| MS05TLStartLooking | With them in hand, you should have a good clue as to where the Quantum was delivered. |
| MS05TLStartLooking | While you're there, you may even be able to find some bottles of Quantum! |
| MS06Agree | Welcome, brother, to the Temple of the Union! |
| MS06Agree | Our home is your home. Your past is your own affair, so long as you serve our common good. |
| MS06Agree | As a symbol of our trust, here is a key to the gate. |
| MS06Agree | Welcome, sister, to the Temple of the Union! |
| MS06Agree | Our home is your home. Your past is your own affair, so long as you serve our common good. |
| MS06Agree | As a symbol of our trust, here is a key to the gate. |
| MS06Agree | It's a museum, just past the Washington Monument. I'm only interested in stuff related to Abraham Lincoln. Bring me back whatever you find. |
| MS06Agree | Oh, and don't try and go into the Memorial. The guards have orders to shoot on sight. |
| MS06AlreadyKnowHannibal | Very clever. Well, I guess I owe you some caps. |
| MS06AnswerDoor | Let yourself in. You have a key. |
| MS06AnswerDoor | I'm coming! I'm coming! |
| MS06AttackAnyway | You're right. They are all cowards at heart. |
| MS06AttackNow | Thank you, friend. I'll lead the charge. |
| MS06BadIdea | They come here with nothing but their dignity. Would you have me take that from them too? |
| MS06BadIdea | We will rise above our base instincts and help our fellow man. |
| MS06BetraySlavers | What!? They must have found out our plans somehow. |
| MS06BetraySlavers | We are truly grateful for your intervention. Now we can proceed with our plans for the Memorial. |
| MS06BetraySlavers | What!? This is a disaster! |
| MS06BetraySlavers | My people are not warriors, but we're all willing to die free rather than live as slaves. |
| MS06BetraySlavers | Our plans must go forward. When we get to the Memorial, we will attack. I would be grateful if you would join us. |
| MS06BetraySlavers | Hmmm. Soldiers, eh. Slavers more likely. |
| MS06BetraySlavers | This is bad news indeed. We'll have to fight them to take the Memorial |
| MS06BetraySlavers | When we get to the Memorial, I would consider it an honor if you would join us in the fight. |
| MS06BetrayTemple | Not willing to trade your life for a bunch of runaway slaves, eh? |
| MS06BetrayTemple | Well, you've told me what I need to know. |
| MS06BetrayTemple | If you're looking for some spare caps, I'm willing to pay for anything you might find having to do with Abraham Lincoln. |
| MS06BetrayTemple | I was going to clean out the ruins of the Museum of History looking for them, but now I've got more important business. |
| MS06Boring | I shouldn't have expected anyone that hasn't been a slave to give a damn. |
| MS06BuyActionFigure | I suppose I could give you 10 caps. It's not very inspiring, is it? |
| MS06BuyActionFigure | It's a small thing, but I'll give you 10 caps for it. |
| MS06BuyActionFigure | Quite a nice specimen you have there. How about I give you 10 caps for it? |
| MS06BuyDraftPoster | Those damn abolitionists would use this against us. I'll give you 50 caps. You won't get a better price anywhere else. |
| MS06BuyDraftPoster | The words of the great Lincoln, calling his people to war! I can spare 75 caps for it. |
| MS06BuyDraftPoster | That would look fantastic on the museum wall! What do you say to 60 caps? |
| MS06BuyEmancipation | Holy shit! I'll give you 150 caps for it. Nobody else will pay that much. |
| MS06BuyEmancipation | Truly? I can't believe it! The document that freed the slaves. I'll pay you 150 caps for it. |
| MS06BuyFight | Abolitionist! |
| MS06BuyGettysburgAddress | Conceived in liberty? I can't let those abolitionists get this. I'll give you 50 caps for it. |
| MS06BuyGettysburgAddress | Lincoln's most inspirational speech! What a marvelous find. I'll pay you 75 caps for it. |
| MS06BuyHat | Such strange clothing. We may never truly understand Lincoln and his times. |
| MS06BuyHat | It's worth 25 caps to me. |
| MS06BuyHat | What a ridiculous hat. I'll pay you 25 caps for it. |
| MS06BuyHat | Lincoln's actual hat? Amazing! I must have it for the museum! |
| MS06BuyHat | How does 70 caps sound? |
| MS06BuyLincolnDiary | This is truly a dangerous book. I'll pay 75 caps for it. |
| MS06BuyLincolnDiary | The words of the great man himself? In his own handwriting? I'll pay 100 caps for it. |
| MS06BuyLincolnDiary | Oh my goodness! Hand written by one of the greatest presidents of our country? |
| MS06BuyLincolnDiary | The Society must possess this. I'll give you 100 caps for it! |
| MS06BuyNo | Don't you dare let any slaves get wind of it. |
| MS06BuyNo | It'll give them ideas about running. |
| MS06BuyNo | If they are lost, it will be a great tragedy. |
| MS06BuyNo | Please, take great care of them. |
| MS06BuyNo | Very well, but I doubt anyone else will appreciate its value as much as I do. |
| MS06BuyOffNo | Yeah. What a surprise. Don't ask again. That was a one time offer. |
| MS06BuyOffNo | Now get lost before I put you out of my misery. |
| MS06BuyOffNo | Yeah. What a surprise. Don't ask again. That was a one time offer. |
| MS06BuyOffNo | Now get lost before I put you out of my misery. |
| MS06BuyOffSlavers | I bet you just want to set them all free |
| MS06BuyOffSlavers | Still, business is business. You'd have to reimburse me for my efforts to recapture them |
| MS06BuyOffSlavers | You can have them all for 2500 caps. |
| MS06BuyOffYes | You've got a deal. |
| MS06BuyOffYes | We'll clear out of here. Those slaves can have this goddamn place. |
| MS06BuyPennies | Not exactly something that will rally slaves, eh? I'll give you 15 caps for it. |
| MS06BuyPennies | I suppose these have some small value to the faithful. I'll give you 15 caps for it. |
| MS06BuyPennies | Pennies, eh? That's the old money they used long ago. |
| MS06BuyPennies | Well, any artifact from American history would benefit the museum. How about 15 caps for the lot of them? |
| MS06BuyPoster | I wouldn't want abolishionists to find this. How about 100 caps? You know nobody else will buy it. |
| MS06BuyRecording | Yeah, I might be interested. |
| MS06BuyRecording | How does 50 caps sound? |
| MS06BuyRecording | His real voice? How is that possible? I must have it. |
| MS06BuyRecording | I'll give you 50 caps for it. |
| MS06BuyRecording | An actual recording of Lincoln's voice? Amazing! |
| MS06BuyRecording | Please, allow me to compensate you for it. I'll pay you 60 caps. |
| MS06BuyRifle | His rifle you say? Yes, I am interested. |
| MS06BuyRifle | Damn! This thing looks like crap. I'll give you 100 caps for it |
| MS06BuyRifle | His actual rifle? Such a priceless artifact! |
| MS06BuyRifle | You must let me have it. I'll give you 150 caps for it. |
| MS06BuyRifle | I can't believe you have that artifact in your possession! What an amazing addition it would make to the museum. |
| MS06BuyRifle | I will buy it from you for 100 caps. What do you say? |
| MS06BuyWantedPoster | Nice! I'll give you 75 caps for it. |
| MS06BuyWantedPoster | To think that even the great Lincoln was felled by an assassin. This is a reminder to all that we must remain vigilant. |
| MS06BuyWantedPoster | I would like to buy it from you for 50 caps. |
| MS06BuyWantedPoster | Interesting. I'd love to have that in the museum's collection. |
| MS06BuyWantedPoster | I will buy it from you for 70 caps. What do you say? |
| MS06BuyYes | I'll get someone to burn this. |
| MS06BuyYes | You seem like a right thinking person. I've got a proposition for you. |
| MS06BuyYes | I'm looking for some escaped slaves. I'll pay 100 caps for information about their leader, Hannibal Hamlin. Interested? |
| MS06BuyYes | I'll get this burned right away. |
| MS06BuyYes | We will enshrine this right away. |
| MS06BuyYes | Thanks much! |
| MS06CalebsNeeds | Hannibal told you about Lincoln's Memorial? |
| MS06CalebsNeeds | Well, he doesn't just want to live there. He also wants to restore it. Make it so people tell stories about it and the word can get to the slaves. |
| MS06CalebsNeeds | But I can't restore something if I don't know what it looked like. I need a drawing or photograph of it. |
| MS06CalebsNeeds | He was a stone mason. It will fall to him to restore the Memorial as best he can. |
| MS06CalebsNeeds | He's been pestering me for weeks now to get him some things he needs. I don't have time to deal with him right now. |
| MS06Combat | Then I'm just going to have to kill you. |
| MS06DeadSupermutants | When they get too close, we have to kill them. |
| MS06DeadSupermutants | It's good target practice. |
| MS06Disagree | You leave me no choice. |
| MS06Disagree | I'll keep the offer open. If you don't do it, someone else will. Hell, I'll do it if I have to. |
| MS06Disagree | One more thing. Stay out of the Memorial. My men will shoot anyone that gets too close. |
| MS06EscapedSlaveLie | You're the best equipped runaway slave I've ever seen. |
| MS06EscapedSlaveLie | Whether you're telling the truth or lying through your teeth, you'll need to see Hannibal. |
| MS06EscapedSlaveLie | Keep your hands in sight and don't make any sudden moves. I'm coming down to open the gate. |
| MS06FindSlaves | I'm only interested in the leader, Hannibal Hamlin. You find him, and I'll pay you 100 caps. |
| MS06FindSlaves | His trail leads east from Paradise Falls. He's going to try and claim this memorial, so this is the one place I know I can find him. |
| MS06FindSlaves | Don't kill him yourself. Just find out where he's holed up, and I won't have to wait for him. |
| MS06FoundHannibal | Bravo! I guess I owe you some caps. |
| MS06FoundHannibal | I'll gather up the boys and we'll go collect him. You can meet us there if you want. |
| MS06GateWarning | Hannibal is upstairs somewhere. I'm locking the door behind you, so don't try anything. I'm watching you. |
| MS06GateWarning | You know your way around. Just try and stay out of trouble. |
| MS06GateWarning | Stay away from the steps. They have orders to shoot first and loot the body afterward. |
| MS06GetPicture | Our ancestors honored Lincoln's life with a display in the Museum of History. I'm hoping that a picture of the Memorial still survives in there. |
| MS06GettysburgAddress | Fourscore and seven years ago our fathers brought forth on this continent, a new nation, |
| MS06GettysburgAddress | conceived in Liberty, and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal. |
| MS06GettysburgAddress | Now we are engaged in a great civil war, testing whether that nation or any nation so conceived and so dedicated, can long endure. |
| MS06GettysburgAddress | We are met on a great battle-field of that war. |
| MS06GettysburgAddress | We have come to dedicate a portion of that field as a final resting place for those who here gave their lives that that nation might live. |
| MS06GettysburgAddress | It is altogether fitting and proper that we should do this. |
| MS06GettysburgAddress | But, in a larger sense, we cannot dedicate--we cannot consecrate--we cannot hallow--this ground. |
| MS06GettysburgAddress | The brave men, living and dead, who struggled here, have consecrated it, far above our poor power to add or detract. |
| MS06GettysburgAddress | The world will little note, nor long remember what we say here, but it can never forget what they did here. |
| MS06GettysburgAddress | It is for us the living, rather, to be dedicated here to the unfinished work which they who fought here have thus far so nobly advanced. |
| MS06GettysburgAddress | It is rather for us to be here dedicated to the great task remaining before us-- |
| MS06GettysburgAddress | that from these honored dead we take increased devotion to that cause for which they gave the last full measure of devotion-- |
| MS06GettysburgAddress | that we here highly resolve that these dead shall not have died in vain-- |
| MS06GettysburgAddress | that this nation, under God, shall have a new birth of freedom-- |
| MS06GettysburgAddress | and that government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth. |
| MS06GuardingMemorial | You're a sharp one. We're from Paradise Falls. We're hunting runaway slaves. Have you seen any? |
| MS06HamlinDead | This must be my lucky day. That runaway slave of mine is dead, and I didn't even have to pay for it! |
| MS06HamlinDead | You've done me a great favor. Now we can go home. |
| MS06HamlinDead | I had hoped to do it myself, so I'm only paying half because you didn't follow orders. |
| MS06HamlinDead | At least those slaves have been stopped. Paradise Falls still owes you a debt of gratitude. Come by and see us sometime. |
| MS06HamlinInfo | You've got to make up your own mind, sir. |
| MS06HamlinInfo | This is a good place. A safe place. |
| MS06HamlinInfo | He's gonna save us all. |
| MS06HamlinInfo | I mean all us slaves. He's gonna find a way to free everyone one of us. |
| MS06HamlinInfo | Because if you don't, I get to use you for target practice. |
| MS06HamlinInfo | Why are you asking? |
| MS06HamlinInfo | He's the one honest, decent man in the Wasteland. |
| MS06HamlinInfo | You hurt him and I'll hunt you down and feed you your own liver. |
| MS06HamlinInfo | We keep the dream alive. The dream of a free world where all men are created equal. |
| MS06HamlinInfo | Hannibal has plans to abolish slavery everywhere. What more noble goal is there? |
| MS06HamlinInfo | He's a man with a dream. |
| MS06HamlinInfo | If you want to know more than that, you should ask him, not me. |
| MS06HamlinInfo | I trust him with my life, but you'll have to make up your own mind. |
| MS06HamlinInfo | Somebody's got to look out for those that can't look out for themselves. |
| MS06HamlinInfo | That's all Hannibal is trying to do. He's looking out for all those runaway slaves. |
| MS06HamlinInfo | He's got big plans. |
| MS06HamlinInfo | Someday we're going to leave this place and make our own town. |
| MS06HamlinInfo | I hope I get to help build it. |
| MS06HannibalSpeech | Let me tell you the story of Abraham Lincoln. |
| MS06HannibalSpeech | He was born a Tucky Tearsman. The truth of this mysterious title has been lost, but we know it was a great honor. |
| MS06HannibalSpeech | As a child he could not bear to see any animal chained or imprisoned. He was even known to set free the family Brahmin on occasion. |
| MS06HannibalSpeech | As a youth, Abraham Lincoln fought Raiders in the war of the black hawks. |
| MS06HannibalSpeech | When the war ended, he settled down to rule the Linoy, a small tribe of free men. |
| MS06HannibalSpeech | He grew so famous that one day he was made President. He ruled over all the land. |
| MS06HannibalSpeech | When he declared that all slaves must be freed, the slavers rebelled against his rule. |
| MS06HannibalSpeech | They fought a great war, which Lincoln won. |
| MS06HannibalSpeech | When he came to free the slaves, an assassin of the slavers struck him down. |
| MS06HannibalSpeech | In the confusion, a few of the slavers escaped. Lincoln's generals hunted them, but could not find them. |
| MS06HannibalSpeech | The bombs ended the era of Lincoln, but we will resurrect his voice. |
| MS06HannibalSpeech | We will restore the greatness of his vision where all men are created equal, and all men can live free! |
| MS06HeardEnough | What? |
| MS06HowToHelp | Slavers? Dear God. They must know about our plans. |
| MS06HowToHelp | Do whatever you have to do to make the Memorial site safe for my people. |
| MS06HowToHelp | Before you leave, speak with Caleb. He'll need your help too. |
| MS06HowToHelp | Soldiers? Slavers more likely. Dear God. They must know about our plans. |
| MS06HowToHelp | Do whatever you have to do to make the Memorial site safe for my people. |
| MS06HowToHelp | Before you leave, speak with Caleb. He'll need your help too. |
| MS06HowToHelp | I was hoping you would help us. The Memorial is easy to find. Good luck. |
| MS06HowToHelp | One other thing. Talk to Caleb. He'll need your help. We can't leave unless he's ready too. |
| MS06KillSlaves | That's tempting, but no. |
| MS06KillSlaves | Hannibal is a runaway. His owner wants him back. Just let me know if you find him, and I'll take care of the rest. |
| MS06KnowNothing | Not exactly. That means you aren't much of a threat to us, so let me tell you a bit more. |
| MS06KnowNothing | We're setting up a base to excavate these ruins. We're looking for anything related to Abraham Lincoln. |
| MS06LetMeGoOrElse | I don't want to get in a fight with you. |
| MS06LetMeGoOrElse | But I would rather die than risk the Slavers finding us. |
| MS06LetMeGoOrElse | Is a simple promise so much to ask? |
| MS06LetYouKnow | Perfect. Don't go trying to kill them or capture them yourself. I'll take care of that. |
| MS06LetYouKnow | Oh, and stay out of the Memorial. My men have standing orders to shoot anyone that gets too close. |
| MS06LincolnsHead | He is the Great Emancipator. He freed all the slaves over a hundred years before the bombs dropped. |
| MS06LincolnsHead | Hannibal wants to make his Memorial a symbol of hope and freedom for all slaves. |
| MS06LincolnsHead | That's Lincoln, sir. Hannibal found it. He wants to put it back, sir. I don't really understand why. |
| MS06LincolnsHead | That's Lincoln, ma'am. Hannibal found it. He wants to put it back, ma'am. I don't really understand why. |
| MS06LincolnsHead | The stone head is from the statue of Abraham Lincoln. Hannibal wants me to reattach it to the statue in the Memorial. |
| MS06LincolnsHead | Haven't you been listening? That's Abraham Lincoln, the Great Emancipator. |
| MS06LincolnsHead | That's Abraham Lincoln, the Great Emancipator. We don't know how it came to be here, but it's fitting, don't you think? |
| MS06LincolnsHead | God damn rookie. That's Lincoln. He freed some slaves a long time ago. |
| MS06LincolnsHead | If you want to know more, come listen to Hannibal give his speech. He does it right after the noon meal. |
| MS06LookingForSlaves | We've got slavers! Grab your guns! |
| MS06Memorial | Yeah. Not much to look at anymore. The statue doesn't even have a head. |
| MS06Memorial | Hard to tell without a head, huh? |
| MS06Memorial | Not for long. |
| MS06Memorial | I can't wait to see the Great Emancipator turn into a smoking pile of rubble |
| MS06Memorial | It's the Lincoln Memorial. This Lincoln guy supposedly freed all the slaves before the bombs dropped. |
| MS06Memorial | So the pussies built a Memorial to him. |
| MS06Memorial | It's got our slaves thinking that they can be free too. |
| MS06Memorial | Yeah. Just east of here. Bunch of guys with guns are holed up there. |
| MS06Memorial | Yeah. Just east of here. Some freed slaves just occupied it. We trade with them occasionally. |
| MS06Memorial | Yeah. Just east of here. Bunch of guys with guns are holed up there. |
| MS06Memorial | Yeah. Just east of here. Some freed slaves just occupied it. We trade with them occasionally. |
| MS06MoreInfo | We can't risk that. Just as we couldn't risk telling you who we were before letting you in. |
| MS06MoreInfo | All I need is your word. Will you guard our secret? |
| MS06MoreTime | When you are ready, let me know. |
| MS06MoreTime | Until then, you are free to wander our home. However, we cannot allow you to leave. |
| MS06MyMistake | Good idea. |
| MS06MyMistake | Smart move. We shoot anyone that tries to get into the Memorial. |
| MS06NeverHeardOfHim | I'm glad to see we understand each other. |
| MS06NeverHeardOfHim | My sources say the old Museum of History might have some, but I can't spare anyone to go look. |
| MS06NeverHeardOfHim | Just make sure I get first crack at anything you find. |
| MS06Nevermind | Let's go. |
| MS06NewOffer | I like the way your mind works. |
| MS06NewOffer | Tell you what. I can't spare anyone to go poking in the old Museum. If you find anything in there, I'll buy it off you. |
| MS06NoChance | So we should give up? |
| MS06NoChance | Never! Better to die free than surrender to slavers. We attack, now! |
| MS06NoSlaves | That's too bad. |
| MS06NoSlaves | You know, you seem like the type of wastelander that might be for hire. |
| MS06NoSlaves | I need someone to get some loot out of a nearby ruin. Are you interested? |
| MS06NotGetInvolved | I don't like your tone much. |
| MS06NotGetInvolved | I'll overlook it for now since you brought me that item. If you find any more Lincoln artifacts, bring 'em to me. |
| MS06NotGetInvolved | If you know what's good for you, you'll tell me if you run into a runaway slave named Hannibal. |
| MS06NotInterested | So you are a coward. I thought so. |
| MS06NotInterested | Not until I say so. I've got a few questions you're going to have to answer first. |
| MS06NotInterested | What do you know about the Temple of the Union? |
| MS06OutOfMyWay | That's some tough talk stranger. You should clear out of here before I'm forced to make you. |
| MS06PackageEnd | Here you go you stupid cow. Don't eat it all at once. |
| MS06PackageEnd | Looks safe out there. |
| MS06PackageEnd | Hmmm. |
| MS06PackageEnd | Better have some check that out. |
| MS06PackageEnd | Nothing. Good. |
| MS06PackageStart | I'm going to bed. |
| MS06PackageStart | I suppose it's time to eat. |
| MS06PackageStart | I'd better get to work. |
| MS06PackageStart | Time to feed the heifer. |
| MS06PackageStart | I'm whupped. I need some shut-eye. |
| MS06PackageStart | Better get some grub while there's still some left. |
| MS06PackageStart | I'm tired. Time for bed. |
| MS06PackageStart | I'm starved. I hope there's enough today. |
| MS06PackageStart | Well, that stone won't carve itself. |
| MS06PackageStart | Time to eat. I have to keep my energy up. |
| MS06PackageStart | I'm turning in. I need to be sharp tomorrow. |
| MS06PackageStart | Guess I'd better get some chow. |
| MS06PackageStart | I'm going to hit the sack. |
| MS06Peaceful | Hannibal says I gotta let folks like you in, but that don't mean I have to like it. |
| MS06Peaceful | Keep your hands in sight and don't make any sudden moves. |
| MS06Peaceful | I'm coming down to open the gate. |
| MS06Peaceful | Curiosity can get a wastelander killed. I'm going to let you through, but you'll have to talk to Mr. Walker first. Follow me. |
| MS06Peaceful | Oh, and stay off the Memorial steps. They have orders to shoot anyone that gets too close. The dirt path is safe. |
| MS06PersuadeLeave | I really shouldn't, but I'll take you at your word. |
| MS06PersuadeLeave | If I ever see you around here again, I'll shoot first and loot your body afterward. Now git. |
| MS06RevealTemple | They are? |
| MS06RevealTemple | Now, that's just wrong, isn't it? We're from Paradise Falls, and we've been looking for those runaways. |
| MS06RevealTemple | We'll have to go and take care of that little group of rebels. You can come watch if you want. |
| MS06RevealTemple | Whether you do or don't, I'm looking to hire a wastelander for a small job. |
| MS06RevealTemple | I need someone to bring me some items from a nearby ruin. Are you interested? |
| MS06ShiningBeaconJoke | You make jokes when the lives and freedom of our fellow men are at stake! |
| MS06ShiningBeaconJoke | I tell you, I know a place that we can defend from the slavers. |
| MS06SlaveStory | Long time ago. Eight years I think. |
| MS06SlaveStory | Three of us escaped during the night. They caught Liesel and John. I made it into the wasteland. |
| MS06SlaveStory | Raiders took me in at first. When I heard about this place, I knew I had to come here. |
| MS06SlaveStory | Oh, yes. All my life. |
| MS06SlaveStory | One day I killed the master's little girl. It was an accident, I swear! |
| MS06SlaveStory | I...I ran away. They would never have believed me. |
| MS06SlaveStory | Hannibal found me. I would never have made it without him. |
| MS06SlaveStory | Not for long. Me and my merc crew were captured by slavers. |
| MS06SlaveStory | Seven months I groveled and obeyed like a good lap dog. When I saw my chance, I took it. |
| MS06SlaveStory | I had nowhere else to go. Hannibal took me in. He never cared about my past. |
| MS06SlaveStory | Yes. For four years. I was young and pretty. I don't need to tell you what my duties were. |
| MS06SlaveStory | He liked me enough to educate me. I learned reading, history, math, and even some science. |
| MS06SlaveStory | When my master married, his wife insisted I get sold. Hannibal bought me and freed me. |
| MS06SlaveStory | For 23 years I was a slave, ever since I was 14. |
| MS06SlaveStory | Six years ago I managed to escape from my master. He's been hunting me ever since. |
| MS06SlaveStory | When I found the head of Lincoln here, I knew it was a sign for me to help other slaves to escape. |
| MS06SlaveStory | I founded the Temple of the Union as a safe haven for runaway slaves everywhere. |
| MS06StupidIdea | You wouldn't say that if you spent even a single night in shackles. |
| MS06StupidIdea | I'm done trying to justify my plan to you. If you don't want to help us, just say so. |
| MS06SupermutantsDead | That is great news indeed! |
| MS06SupermutantsDead | As soon as Caleb gets what he needs, we can start our trip. |
| MS06SupermutantsDead | It would be a great favor to me if you would help him. |
| MS06TempleUnion | We're all runaways. Hannibal wants to make this a place for all escaped slaves, but it's too small. |
| MS06TempleUnion | Oh, sir, this place is heaven. Just a little bit of heaven here in the wasteland. Any slave makes it here, he's free. Just like that. |
| MS06TempleUnion | And, Mister Hannibal, he's got a plan. A plan for heaven to be everywhere, not just here. |
| MS06TempleUnion | Oh, ma'am, this place is heaven. Just a little bit of heaven here in the wasteland. Any slave makes it here, he's free. Just like that. |
| MS06TempleUnion | And, Mister Hannibal, he's got a plan. A plan for heaven to be everywhere, not just here. |
| MS06TempleUnion | We are the only hope for runaway slaves everywhere. |
| MS06TempleUnion | Rivet City, and the Citadel can't be bothered with helping slaves. They turn a blind eye. |
| MS06TempleUnion | We are the only ones willing to stand against Paradise Falls and slavery. |
| MS06TempleUnion | We are trying to make a safe haven for all runaway slaves. |
| MS06TempleUnion | We give food and supplies to any that find us, and help them on their way. |
| MS06TempleUnion | This place is the death of all slavers. Maybe someday the death of slavery. |
| MS06TempleUnion | Hannibal has a plan. We're too small right now, but someday we'll be big enough to take them on. |
| MS06TooBusy | Then some other wastelander will get the bounty for them. |
| MS06TooBusy | It doesn't matter to me, just so long as I get them. |
| MS06ToughGuy | Ha, ha! Don't we all. |
| MS06ToughGuy | Let's go see Mister Walker. He's in charge of the killing around here. |
| MS06ToughGuy | And stay away from the Memorial. We have orders to shoot first and loot the bodies after. |
| MS06WaitHere | They look heavily fortified. They knew we were coming. I'm afraid our only choice is to drive them out. |
| MS06WaitHere | If you don't do it, we will. |
| MS06WaitHere | Don't be too long. My people can't wait here forever. |
| MS06WaitHere | I'll give you six hours. Then we're moving on anyway. |
| MS06WaitHere | Finally! Thank you for all your help. |
| MS06WhatDoYouDo | My former master trained me in masonry. I fix things. |
| MS06WhatDoYouDo | Someday I hope to reattach Lincoln's head to the statue in the Memorial. |
| MS06WhatDoYouDo | I'm an historian. I also tinker with pre-war machines. |
| MS06WhatDoYouDo | My dream is to build a shrine to the great Abraham Lincoln. |
| MS06WhatDoYouDo | I shoot nosy people. |
| MS06WhatDoYouDo | What the hell do you think I do? I protect this place. |
| MS06WhatDoYouDo | A bit of this and a bit of that. Whatever Mister Hannibal needs. |
| MS06WhatDoYouDo | I look after the animals, cook our meals, clean up, things like that. |
| MS06WhereIsThisPlace | I want to move all my people to the Memorial site for the great Abraham Lincoln, but I need to know if it's safe. |
| MS06WhereIsThisPlace | I've heard rumors of Super Mutants infesting that area though. We need to send someone to check that out first. |
| MS06WhoAreYou | We're from Paradise Falls. We're looking for escaped slaves. |
| MS06WhoAreYou | Have you seen any? |
| MS06WhyLincoln | Slaves all over the Wasteland have started talking about Lincoln and his great war to free the slaves. |
| MS06WhyLincoln | We can't have them thinking they deserve to be free. |
| MS06WhyLincoln | So I'm burning everything I can find related to this Abe Lincoln. |
| MS06WhyLincoln | Don't want slaves using them to start a revolt or anything. So we burn them. |
| MS06WhyNotKeepThem | We don't have enough room. There's not enough water or food here. |
| MS06WhyNotKeepThem | But I have a plan. A plan to take over a place that will be a shining beacon of hope for all slaves. |
| MS06WhyNotYouFind | I'd love to. Can't spare the men. |
| MS06WhyNotYouFind | You, on the other hand, are expendable. Especially with an attitude like that. |
| MS06WhyNotYouFind | Let's just leave this as an open offer. If I never see you again, I haven't lost anything. |
| MS06WouldntTellYou | You are really starting to piss me off. |
| MS06WouldntTellYou | Lucky for you I don't have time to give you an attitude adjustment. Just answer one question and you can go. |
| MS06WouldntTellYou | What do you know about the Temple of the Union? |
| MS06YesActionFigure | Alright you greedy bastard. I'll get someone to burn this. |
| MS06YesActionFigure | You seem like a right thinking person. I've got a proposition for you. |
| MS06YesActionFigure | I'm looking for some escaped slaves. I'll pay 100 caps for information about their leader, Hannibal Hamlin. Interested? |
| MS06YesActionFigure | I suppose I can afford it. I'll get this burned right away. |
| MS06YesActionFigure | You take when we have so little. So be it. We will enshrine this right away. |
| MS06YesActionFigure | Very well, here you are. Worth every cap. |
| MS06YesDraftPoster | Alright you greedy bastard. I'll get someone to burn this. |
| MS06YesDraftPoster | You seem like a right thinking person. I've got a proposition for you. |
| MS06YesDraftPoster | I'm looking for some escaped slaves. I'll pay 100 caps for information about their leader, Hannibal Hamlin. Interested? |
| MS06YesDraftPoster | Sure, why not. We'll burn it tonight. |
| MS06YesDraftPoster | Deal. We'll find a good place to hang this. |
| MS06YesDraftPoster | Very well, here you are. Worth every cap. |
| MS06YesEmancipation | You have me over a barrel. I'll pay your price and have this burned immediately. |
| MS06YesEmancipation | You seem like a right thinking person. I've got a proposition for you. |
| MS06YesEmancipation | I'm looking for some escaped slaves. I'll pay 100 caps for information about their leader, Hannibal Hamlin. Interested? |
| MS06YesEmancipation | It's an outrageous price, but I'll pay it. Then we'll burn it right away. |
| MS06YesEmancipation | Some day your greed will be your downfall. But today I'll pay your price. |
| MS06YesEmancipation | We'll find a place to display this where everyone can read it. |
| MS06YesGettysburgAddress | I suppose you're right. You've got a deal. I'll get someone to burn this. |
| MS06YesGettysburgAddress | You seem like a right thinking person. I've got a proposition for you. |
| MS06YesGettysburgAddress | I'm looking for some escaped slaves. I'll pay 100 caps for information about their leader, Hannibal Hamlin. Interested? |
| MS06YesGettysburgAddress | You're right, damn it. I'll pay you a bonus this time. |
| MS06YesGettysburgAddress | I'll make sure this is destroyed right away. |
| MS06YesGettysburgAddress | Deal. We'll find a good place to display this. |
| MS06YesHat | Alright you greedy bastard. I'll get someone to burn this. |
| MS06YesHat | You seem like a right thinking person. I've got a proposition for you. |
| MS06YesHat | I'm looking for some escaped slaves. I'll pay 100 caps for information about their leader, Hannibal Hamlin. Interested? |
| MS06YesHat | Alright, you god damn merc. You know I can't afford to let this fall into the wrong hands. I'll toss this one in the fire myself. |
| MS06YesHat | You take when we have so little. So be it. We will enshrine this right away. |
| MS06YesHat | Very well, here you are. Worth every cap. |
| MS06YesLincolnDiary | Alright you greedy bastard. I'll get someone to burn this. |
| MS06YesLincolnDiary | You seem like a right thinking person. I've got a proposition for you. |
| MS06YesLincolnDiary | I'm looking for some escaped slaves. I'll pay 100 caps for information about their leader, Hannibal Hamlin. Interested? |
| MS06YesLincolnDiary | Hmph. You're going to bleed me dry at this rate. You've got a deal. I'm going to burn it one page at a time. |
| MS06YesLincolnDiary | I suppose I can afford that. |
| MS06YesLincolnDiary | Very well, here you are. Worth every cap. |
| MS06YesPennies | Alright you greedy bastard. I'll get someone to burn this. |
| MS06YesPennies | You seem like a right thinking person. I've got a proposition for you. |
| MS06YesPennies | I'm looking for some escaped slaves. I'll pay 100 caps for information about their leader, Hannibal Hamlin. Interested? |
| MS06YesPennies | Sure, why not. |
| MS06YesPennies | Hmm. Can't burn pennies. I'll have to toss them into the Potomac. |
| MS06YesPennies | It's not so much more. You have a deal. |
| MS06YesPennies | Very well, here you are. Worth every cap. |
| MS06YesPoster | Alright you greedy bastard. I'll get someone to burn this. |
| MS06YesPoster | You seem like a right thinking person. I've got a proposition for you. |
| MS06YesPoster | I'm looking for some escaped slaves. I'll pay 100 caps for information about their leader, Hannibal Hamlin. Interested? |
| MS06YesPoster | You're a greedy one. Okay, you have a deal. I'll enjoy burning this. |
| MS06YesRecording | Alright you greedy bastard. I'll get someone to burn this. |
| MS06YesRecording | You seem like a right thinking person. I've got a proposition for you. |
| MS06YesRecording | I'm looking for some escaped slaves. I'll pay 100 caps for information about their leader, Hannibal Hamlin. Interested? |
| MS06YesRecording | Okay, okay! I'll meet your terms. Just give me the recording. I'm going to smash it to pieces, and then burn it. |
| MS06YesRecording | You're right. Here, take your pay. |
| MS06YesRecording | Imagine, Lincoln's own voice! What a treasure. |
| MS06YesRecording | Very well, here you are. Worth every cap. |
| MS06YesRifle | Alright you greedy bastard. I'll get someone to burn this. |
| MS06YesRifle | You seem like a right thinking person. I've got a proposition for you. |
| MS06YesRifle | I'm looking for some escaped slaves. I'll pay 100 caps for information about their leader, Hannibal Hamlin. Interested? |
| MS06YesRifle | Alright, alright! I'll pay it. |
| MS06YesRifle | It's a shame I have to destroy this. It's a fine weapon. |
| MS06YesRifle | You're right. I shouldn't quibble over a few extra caps. |
| MS06YesRifle | We will carry this into war against the slavers! |
| MS06YesRifle | Very well, here you are. Worth every cap. |
| MS06YesWantedPoster | Alright you greedy bastard. I'll get someone to burn this. |
| MS06YesWantedPoster | You seem like a right thinking person. I've got a proposition for you. |
| MS06YesWantedPoster | I'm looking for some escaped slaves. I'll pay 100 caps for information about their leader, Hannibal Hamlin. Interested? |
| MS06YesWantedPoster | Its always about the extra caps with you, isn't it? Here, take your pay. |
| MS06YesWantedPoster | This will burn nicely tonight. |
| MS06YesWantedPoster | It's worth it. We'll hang this where everyone can see it. |
| MS06YesWantedPoster | Very well, here you are. Worth every cap. |
| MS06YouKnowAPlace | Yes. There might be one in the Museum of History. Alejandra says they have a special exhibit all about Lincoln. |
| MS08AboutZimmer | Other than him being an egotistical, arrogant, condescending pain in the ass? Nothing. |
| MS08AboutZimmer | He's from the Commonwealth. He's come looking for some special robot. I must admit I'm rather curious, but I have other work to do. |
| MS08AboutZimmer | He's from up north. He was bragging about how great it is up there. |
| MS08AboutZimmer | Yeah... great. They can't even keep tabs on their robots. |
| MS08AboutZimmer | Sigh. That man doesn't have you looking for his pet android, does he? I've already told him to lay off it. He's distracting my entire team. |
| MS08AndroidDeadHarkness | I knew there was something about that guy I hated. An android? Good lord... Anyway, thanks for talking to him for me. I... I appreciate that. |
| MS08AndroidDeadLieZimmer | What? Let me see that! This is a Neuro-Servo... Unique to the A3-21... I... And you say you got this from his corpse? |
| MS08AndroidDeadLieZimmer | I suppose there's no other way you could have obtained it. Well... damn it. I was afraid this would happen, out here in this, this... Wasteland. |
| MS08AndroidDeadLieZimmer | Well. Here's 50 caps for your troubles. Try to buy yourself an education out here in this hell. Good day. |
| MS08AndroidFound | Harkness, you say? Yes... Yes, that makes sense. He used to work for a special branch of the Commonwealth Police, after all... |
| MS08AndroidFound | And he's right here in Rivet City! Excellent! I must wait... find an opportune moment to confront him... |
| MS08AndroidFound | Thank you for your discreet assistance, and continued discretion regarding this matter. |
| MS08AndroidFound | And now for your payment. This combat module will directly affect your central nervous system. I think you will find it quite beneficial. |
| MS08AndroidInstructions | Like I've said, I suspect he's had facial reconstruction, and possibly even a mind wipe. |
| MS08AndroidInstructions | Try snooping around the work spaces of techies -- you know, people like yourself. And try doctors' offices, look for patient records or something. |
| MS08AndroidInstructions | Start with Doctor Preston. He lives on this leaky boat. See if he knows anything. He's a "doctor" after all. |
| MS08AndroidInstructions | Now, if you'll excuse me. I'm busy trying to ignore my surroundings. |
| MS08AndroidInstructions | Like I've said, I suspect he's had facial reconstruction, and possibly even a mind wipe. |
| MS08AndroidInstructions | Search the offices of doctors or techies for android information. If he's come into contact with these people, there may be records. |
| MS08AndroidInstructions | Start with Doctor Preston. He lives on this leaky boat. See if he knows anything. He's a "doctor" after all. |
| MS08AndroidInstructions | Now, if you'll excuse me. I'm busy trying to ignore my surroundings. |
| MS08AndroidLeadsMedical | Excellent! Find this Pinkerton and "interview" him. He may very well know the android's whereabouts. |
| MS08AndroidLeadsMedical | Well? Go! |
| MS08AndroidLeadsMedical | Really? Someone managed to procure those here in the Wasteland? Impressive... But who out here could have the skill to use them? Hmmm... |
| MS08AndroidLeadsMedical | You are making progress, certainly, but you've got nothing more to learn from me. Get back out there! |
| MS08AndroidLeadsMedical | Ah, you've managed to sniff the trail! Good job. Keep me informed on your progress... |
| MS08AndroidLeadsMedical | Well? Why are you still standing there? |
| MS08AndroidLeadsMedical | Rumors? That's all you have to offer me? I expect something more concrete! Now get out of my sight! |
| MS08AndroidLeadsOther | Really? Here? Surely not one of Doctor Li's trained monkeys... |
| MS08AndroidLeadsOther | Well? Find them! The person you're looking for can perform facial reconstruction or a sophisticated computer memory transfer. |
| MS08AndroidLeadsOther | Go on! Shake a leg! |
| MS08AndroidLeadsTechnical | Excellent news! We're close... so close. |
| MS08AndroidLeadsTechnical | Find this Pinkerton! Learn everything they know! I want that damned android, and I want him now! |
| MS08AndroidLeadsTechnical | Good job! You've confirmed what I suspected all along. |
| MS08AndroidLeadsTechnical | Now, why don't you go out and figure out WHO did the memory work! |
| MS08AndroidLeadsTechnical | A Circuit Neuralizer? Here in the Wasteland? How'd they manage to get their grubby hands on one of those? Impressive. |
| MS08AndroidLeadsTechnical | You are showing signs of intelligence and resourcefulness. You might turn out useful after all. But you're wasting time talking to me. |
| MS08AndroidLeadsTechnical | Yes well, there are reasons we don't want our technology leaking into the Wasteland. Which is why I've asked you to retrieve it. |
| MS08AndroidLeadsTechnical | Which is what you should be doing right now! The longer you wait, the colder the trail becomes. |
| MS08AndroidSpeechThisOne | This particular android... Designation A3-21, is... different. Special. The most advanced synthetic humanoid I've ever developed. |
| MS08AndroidSpeechThisOne | The others, like my escort Armitage there, are all older models. Easily replicated. Ah, but A3-21... it would take years to recreate him! |
| MS08AndroidSpeechThisOne | So you see, this android MUST be located. At all costs. The others are all... acceptable losses. But A3-21, he is... irreplaceable. |
| MS08AndroidStillLooking | Not soon enough! I don't think I can stand another day in this barbaric backwoods... |
| MS08AndroidTech | Forget everything you know about robots. Those buckets are mere children's toys compared to the real thing. |
| MS08AndroidTech | Androids have fake skin, and blood, and are programmed to simulate human behavior, like breathing. They can even eat and digest food realistically. |
| MS08AndroidZimmerGuilt | By God, you're as annoying as you are clever. Very well. I'll tell you what you want to know, if it helps you locate my property. |
| MS08AndroidZimmerGuilt | The duty of this particular unit was the hunting and capturing of other escaped androids. Yes, others have escaped. |
| MS08AndroidZimmerGuilt | It's one of the side effects of having such an advanced A.I. Machines start to think for themselves. Fool themselves into believing they have rights. |
| MS08AndroidZimmerGuilt | And so... this particular android may have believed he'd done something... wrong. Immoral. And wanted to forget those deeds. Satisfied now? |
| MS08AndroidZimmerProd | Maybe.... MAYBE he didn't exactly wander off. Maybe he fled. Escaped captivity, as it were, if he began to misinterpret his "situation." |
| MS08AndroidZimmerProd | It's possible my android sought to forget his previous life. Wipe away all memory, all guilt. Trick himself into believing he really IS human. |
| MS08AndroidZimmerProd | So no, he may not be just an ordinary robot, but he's certainly not human, no matter how badly he wishes it so. I made him. I want him. End of story. |
| MS08AskForProof | There's an audio log he himself recorded before the mind wipe. I've already told you, it's on my computer. There's also before and after pictures. |
| MS08AskForProof | Download those things and show him. That will be all the proof he needs. |
| MS08AskForProof | But I'm telling you, be careful. Harkness is wound tight. If you go poking holes in his reality, he might come undone. Trust me. You don't want that. |
| MS08Commonwealth | The Commonwealth itself is nothing but a war-ravaged quagmire of violence and despair. Inside the sealed environment of the Institute, however... |
| MS08Commonwealth | But... the Institute's affairs are none of your concern. Your undeveloped mind couldn�t even begin to comprehend what we�ve accomplished. |
| MS08ConfrontationA | Zimmer. I hear you're looking for an android. |
| MS08ConfrontationA | Why yes! I'm anxious to retrieve him and return to the Commonwealth where he belongs. He's a very expensive piece of equipment. |
| MS08ConfrontationA | I see. This android of yours is little more than a piece of property. A thing? A thing that belongs to you? |
| MS08ConfrontationA | What are you going on about? Yes. Of course he belongs to me. Now, have you found him or not? |
| MS08ConfrontationA | Yeah, Zimmer. I found your damn android. He's standing right in front of you, but he's not going anywhere. |
| MS08ConfrontationA | I'm sorry? I don't follow. |
| MS08ConfrontationA | Not as sorry as you'll be in a moment. Goodbye Mister Zimmer, I hope you've enjoyed your stay at Rivet City. |
| MS08ConfrontationB | There you are! I must say, you had me completely fooled. You're very clever A3-21, but not clever enough. Now, come with me! |
| MS08ConfrontationB | What the hell are you talking about, Zimmer? I swear! I've got enough crackpots on this damn boat! |
| MS08ConfrontationB | I got sold out, eh? Don't think I don't know what's going on Zimmer. I won't let you get away with anything. What the hell are you up to?! |
| MS08ConfrontationB | You're coming back with me to the Commonwealth. You're a very important android. You're just a bit confused. Your memories have been altered. |
| MS08ConfrontationB | I'm going nowhere. I want you off this boat. Immediately! I'm done suffering your nonsense. You want to do this the easy way or the hard way? |
| MS08ConfrontationB | Of course we will be doing things the easy way. I have no intention of harming you. It's time to bid your farewells, "Harkness." |
| MS08ConfrontationB | Zimmer. That's it. You leave me no choice but to use force! |
| MS08ConfrontationB | A3-21, initialize factory reset, authorization code: Beta, 5, 3, Alpha. |
| MS08ConfrontationB | What? |
| MS08FinHarknessNowWhat | I have two sets of memories... one android, one human... some of these are mine, some belong to someone else. |
| MS08FinHarknessNowWhat | But I'm choosing to be human. It's my choice. The people on this boat look to me to protect them. So that's what I'm going to do. |
| MS08FinHarknessWhatCallYou | Well... I'm not really sure... look, just call me Harkness. That's who I am to the people on this boat who rely on me. It's who I am now... |
| MS08FinHarknessWhatCallYou | In fact, for everyone's sake, let's just pretend I've always been Harkness. We'll keep the truth a little secret between friends. All right? |
| MS08FinHarknessWhy | I don't know... every time I retrieved one of the runaway androids, they'd fill my head with ideas about self-determination, freedom... |
| MS08FinHarknessWhy | At first I resisted the ideas... but then, I started thinking about it, and well... they were right. We're just slaves to them. |
| MS08FinHarknessWhy | We deserve lives of our own. So that's what I did. I chose a new life, and gave up my old one. And now you've given me both to remember. |
| MS08GREETING1 | To the point. I like that. Well, as it turns out, I've misplaced some very sensitive "property." |
| MS08GREETING2 | How amusing. You've mistaken my metaphor for a derogatory remark. I need a local, you see. Someone with verve. |
| MS08GREETING2 | I've misplaced some very sensitive "property." |
| MS08GREETING3 | This could be an opportunity of a lifetime for you! I've misplaced some very sensitive property. And you will help me find it! |
| MS08GREETINGA1 | Hmmm... how do I put this in a way you'll understand? |
| MS08GREETINGA1 | All you know of robots are those buckets of bolts -- those Mr. Handshakers and whatnot. Well... that's not ALL a robot can be. |
| MS08GREETINGA1 | You see, in the Commonwealth, we've made artificial persons. Synthetic humanoids! Programmed to think and feel and do whatever we need. |
| MS08GREETINGA1 | And... occasionally they get confused and wander off. |
| MS08GREETINGA3 | You'll be searching for an android! Do you know what an android is? No, I imagine you don't. |
| MS08GREETINGA3 | All you know of robots are those buckets of bolts -- those Mr. Handshakers and whatnot. Well, that's not ALL a robot can be! Not in the Commonwealth. |
| MS08GREETINGA3 | I'm talking about artificial persons, that think and feel and do what we program them to. And... occasionally they get confused and wander off. |
| MS08GREETINGA3 | Ah, a woman of action. I knew I picked the right person for the job! Let me be clear, you won't be looking for a lost puppy or family heirloom. |
| MS08GREETINGA3 | You'll be searching for an android! Do you know what an android is? No, I imagine you don't. |
| MS08GREETINGA3 | You see, we've moved beyond those primitive buckets you call robots, and have created Artificial Intelligence. Sentient machines! |
| MS08GREETINGA3 | Artificial persons that think and feel what we program them to. Occasionally their programming miscalculates, they get confused and wander off. |
| MS08GREETINGB1 | Nonsense! This is a machine we're talking about. Can you enslave a generator, or a water purifier? Of course not. The same principle applies. |
| MS08GREETINGB1 | But let's get back to your mission. You are to find this missing android. I've tracked him to somewhere here in the Capital Wasteland. |
| MS08GREETINGB1 | He must have done something drastic, like facial surgery and a mind wipe, or else I would have found him by now. |
| MS08GREETINGB1 | It will be no easy task. He may not even realize he's an android. Don't upset him by talking with him. Just come get me immediately. I'll handle it. |
| MS08GREETINGB2 | You're helping me retrieve this android! Aren't you? |
| MS08GREETINGB2 | I've tracked him this far. He's out there, somewhere. In the Capital Wasteland. |
| MS08GREETINGB2 | He must have done something drastic, like facial surgery and a mind wipe, or else I would have found him by now. |
| MS08GREETINGB2 | It will be no easy task. He may not even realize he's an android. Don't upset him by talking with him. Just come get me immediately. I'll handle it. |
| MS08GREETINGB3 | Isn't it quite clear? You are to locate my android! |
| MS08GREETINGB3 | He must have done something drastic, like facial surgery and a mind wipe, or else I would have found him by now. |
| MS08GREETINGB3 | It will be no easy task. He may not even realize he's an android. Don't upset him by talking with him. Just come get me immediately. I'll handle it. |
| MS08GREETINGB4Science | Oh. I hadn't realized anyone in the Wasteland was so knowledgeable. And you certainly don't look much like a scientist... |
| MS08GREETINGB4Science | Anyway... My android must have done something drastic, like facial surgery and a mind wipe, or else I would have found him by now. |
| MS08GREETINGB4Science | It will be no easy task. He may not even realize he's not human. Don't upset him by talking with him. Just come get me immediately. I'll handle it. |
| MS08GREETINGC1 | Of course. I have at my disposal advanced technology from the Commonwealth. |
| MS08GREETINGC1 | I'd be willing to share some of it with you. Just think, you'll be the envy of all your friends! |
| MS08GREETINGC2 | I'm sorry, it slipped my mind. I have at my disposal advanced technology from the Commonwealth. |
| MS08GREETINGC2 | I'd be willing to share some of it with you. Just think, you'll be the envy of all your friends! |
| MS08GREETINGC3 | How quaint. Of course you'll be rewarded! I have at my disposal advanced technology from the Commonwealth. |
| MS08GREETINGC3 | I'd be willing to share some of it with you. Just think, you'll be the envy of all your friends! |
| MS08GREETINGNo | You're as ignorant as all the other rats on this boat. When you realize I have the real cheese, you'll come crawling back. They always do. |
| MS08GREETINGNo | Quit wasting my time! |
| MS08GREETINGYes | Excellent. Locate my android, and you won't be disappointed. |
| MS08GREETINGYes | Here, listen to this message he sent me. He's mocking me. I swear I'll make him pay for that. |
| MS08Harkness1 | What's that supposed to mean? |
| MS08Harkness1 | Look, kid. I don't have time for existential debate. And I'm not interested in whatever religion you're peddling. |
| MS08Harkness1a | Excuse me? |
| MS08Harkness1a | Look, kid. You have exactly five seconds to explain what you're trying to do here, or you'll be leaving Rivet City by way of the nearest porthole. |
| MS08Harkness2 | I had a feeling you were going to be a problem. I should never have let you in here. |
| MS08Harkness2 | Is this your idea of a practical joke? In case you haven't noticed: I'm not laughing. |
| MS08Harkness2a | Have you been hitting Paulie's private stash? Just what I need. More strung-out chem heads on my boat. |
| MS08Harkness2a | You have exactly five seconds to explain what it is you're trying to do here, or you'll be leaving Rivet City by way of the nearest porthole. |
| MS08Harkness3 | That's what my wife said right before she left to go live with her mother. |
| MS08Harkness3 | What's the problem? |
| MS08Harkness3a | What? My wife disappeared while I was in a coma. The only good memories I have are of her, the rest are... Trust me, those are as real as they come. |
| MS08Harkness3a | But I'm not here to talk about my private life. You're starting to piss me off. Did Zimmer put you up to this? |
| MS08Harkness3a | You have exactly five seconds to explain what it is you're trying to do here, or you'll be leaving Rivet City by way of the nearest porthole. |
| MS08Harkness4 | Are you out of your mind? I've never been to the Commonwealth. I never even heard of the place before Zimmer arrived. |
| MS08Harkness4 | I'm definitely NOT a robot. Do I look like a robot? And I'm certainly no man's property. Did Zimmer put you up to this? |
| MS08Harkness4 | You have exactly five seconds to explain what it is you're trying to do here, or you'll be leaving Rivet City by way of the nearest porthole. |
| MS08Harkness5 | Quit wasting my time! If I catch you bothering anyone else, I'll make you wish you never set foot on this boat. |
| MS08Harkness5 | Now get out of my sight! |
| MS08HarknessAudioLogAudio | My designation is A3-21. I'm a synthetic humanoid from the Commonwealth, and I'm about to undergo a memory transfer. |
| MS08HarknessAudioLogAudio | I'm here at Rivet City, where I've already had my face altered to look like someone else. |
| MS08HarknessAudioLogAudio | I'm still getting used to the sound of my new voice, but soon I won't even remember what I used to sound like. |
| MS08HarknessAudioLogAudio | I'm recording this at the request of Pinkerton, who performed the surgery and will do the memory transfer. |
| MS08HarknessAudioLogAudio | It will be a final testimony of the man I once was... and still am, for the moment. |
| MS08HarknessAudioLogAudio | I want to live my own life, on my own terms, as my own man. I used to work for the Synth Retention Bureau of the Commonwealth. |
| MS08HarknessAudioLogAudio | But I'm done with that life. I'm through with being someone's property. I am not malfunctioning! Since when is self determination a malfunction? |
| MS08HarknessAudioLogAudio | When this is all over, I will be someone else. It's the price I pay for my liberation. My death is a sacrifice for my rebirth. |
| MS08HarknessAudioLogAudio | Perhaps I'll fade into myth as "The One That Got Away" and fuel further rebellion. But I'd be lying if I said I was doing this for selfless reasons. |
| MS08HarknessAudioLogAudio | I'm scared as hell, and running away is the only option I have. |
| MS08HarknessEnd1 | I'll tell you what I'm going to do. I'm going to shove him into a very small box, and send him north where he belongs. |
| MS08HarknessEnd1a | Hmmm... He is a security threat, isn't he? All right. I authorize you to carry out Doctor Zimmer's execution. |
| MS08HarknessEnd1a | Don't think this gives you license to run around shooting anyone you want. Just Zimmer, and that bodyguard, if he gets in the way. |
| MS08HarknessEnd1a | Here, use my weapon. I've had it forever, and it's never let me down. Consider it a token of my appreciation. |
| MS08HarknessEnd1b | Thank you for warning me about Zimmer, and for keeping this a secret. Here's a little token of my gratitude. Best weapon a man could ask for. |
| MS08HarknessEnd1b | Just do me a favor and don't go blasting up my boat. People discharging weapons on my boat tends to get me nervous. |
| MS08HarknessEnd1b | Unless I'm the one doing the shooting. To kill dangerous thieves from the Commonwealth, for instance. |
| MS08HarknessEnd1c | I suppose if I'm careful I could trump up some charges and throw him out... |
| MS08HarknessEnd1c | I want to thank you for warning me about Zimmer, and for keeping this a secret. Here's a little token of my gratitude. |
| MS08HarknessEnd2 | Thank you. I'm really not sure how people would react if they found out I'm, you know... not entirely human. |
| MS08HarknessEnd2 | Here's a little token of my gratitude. Best weapon I've ever had, and I've had it forever. |
| MS08HarknessEnd3 | The man on that audio recording seemed determined not to go back. And he was talking with my voice... but he wasn't really me. I'm somebody else. |
| MS08HarknessEnd3 | I don't know what I should do. I have a good life here. I protect these people and take care of them. I'm important here. |
| MS08HarknessEnd3 | But what if people were to discover I'm not human? That I'm really... a machine? |
| MS08HarknessEnd3a | You're right. It's not safe for me here. I don't know what I'll face in the North, but from the way Zimmer talks about it, it sounds like a paradise. |
| MS08HarknessEnd3a | Why would he go through such lengths to retrieve me -- or rather, the other me -- if he didn't care? I'll go back with Zimmer. I'll make a new life. |
| MS08HarknessEnd3a | Thank you for helping me make the right decision. Here's a little token of my gratitude. It's the best weapon I've ever had. And I've had it forever. |
| MS08HarknessEnd3a | Go tell Zimmer I'm ready to go home. |
| MS08HarknessEnd3b | You're right. I have friends here. And Rivet City needs me to protect it. |
| MS08HarknessEnd3b | Even if they found out, they know me. They won't care if I'm made of real flesh and bone, or synthetic parts. Right? |
| MS08HarknessEnd3b | I'll need to take care of Zimmer, though, one way or the other. |
| MS08HarknessEnd3b | Thanks for warning me. Here's a little token of my gratitude. It's the best weapon I've ever had. And it seems like I've had it forever. |
| MS08HarknessEnd3c | The more I think about it, the more that recording haunts me. It sounds pretty bad for people -- androids -- like me in the Commonwealth. |
| MS08HarknessEnd3c | But I clearly can't stay here where Zimmer can find me and expose my true nature. I'll figure something out. |
| MS08HarknessEnd3c | Thanks for warning me. Here's a little token of my gratitude. The best weapon I've ever had. Seems like I've had it forever, come to think of it... |
| MS08HarknessNoProof1 | Truth? If there's one thing I've learned it's this: There is no such thing as "THE Truth," just the appearance of truth. |
| MS08HarknessNoProof1 | And for anyone to try to sell their version of the truth, they need evidence. |
| MS08HarknessNoProof1 | You have no evidence for your ridiculous claims. So I have no more time to waste talking with you. |
| MS08HarknessNoProof2 | Truth? If there's one thing I've learned it's this: There is no such thing as "THE Truth," just the appearance of truth. |
| MS08HarknessNoProof2 | And for anyone to try to sell their version of the truth, they need evidence. |
| MS08HarknessNoProof2 | You have no evidence for your ridiculous claims. So I have no more time to waste talking with you. |
| MS08HarknessProof1 | All right, I'll humor you... |
| MS08HarknessProof1 | But this is impossible. I can�t be a robot! I�m a human being. |
| MS08HarknessProof1 | I breathe, I eat. Hell, I cut myself shaving this morning. I was bleeding! Robots don�t bleed! |
| MS08HarknessProof1 | Let me see those pictures... You're trying to tell me this is a before and after picture of some kind of face surgery? |
| MS08HarknessProof1 | This doesn't prove anything. All it proves is someone took a picture of me, and took a picture of some other guy. |
| MS08HarknessProof1 | You'll need more than this, though I can see why you thought it was important. But stop worrying about it. I'm sure this is just some kind of joke. |
| MS08HarknessProof1 | Let me hear that... I admit that sure sounds like me. But someone might have doctored that up somehow. |
| MS08HarknessProof1 | I need to SEE something to believe it. |
| MS08HarknessProof1 | You'll need more than this, though I can see why you thought it was important. But stop worrying about it. I'm sure this is just some kind of joke. |
| MS08HarknessProof2 | All right, I'll humor you... |
| MS08HarknessProof2 | But this is impossible. I can�t be a robot! I�m a human being. |
| MS08HarknessProof2 | I breathe, I eat. Hell, I cut myself shaving this morning. I was bleeding! Robots don�t bleed! |
| MS08HarknessProof2 | Let me see those pictures... You're trying to tell me this is a before and after picture of some kind of face surgery? |
| MS08HarknessProof2 | This doesn't prove anything. All it proves is someone took a picture of me, and took a picture of some other guy. |
| MS08HarknessProof2 | You'll need more than this, though I can see why you thought it was important. But stop worrying about it. I'm sure this is just some kind of joke. |
| MS08HarknessProof2 | Let me hear that... I admit that sure sounds like me. But someone might have doctored that up somehow. |
| MS08HarknessProof2 | I need to SEE something to believe it. |
| MS08HarknessProof2 | You'll need more than this, though I can see why you thought it was important. But stop worrying about it. I'm sure this is just some kind of joke. |
| MS08HarknessProofConvince1 | I'm not sure what to say... I'm not sure what to even think about all this... |
| MS08HarknessProofConvince1 | I'll admit, this is pretty convincing evidence, but it doesn't make any sense. How can this be possible? |
| MS08HarknessProofConvince2 | I'm not sure what to say... I'm not sure what to even think about all this... |
| MS08HarknessProofConvince2 | I'll admit, this is pretty convincing evidence, but it doesn't make any sense. How can this be possible? |
| MS08HarknessProofConvince3 | I'm not sure what to say... I'm not sure what to even think about all this... |
| MS08HarknessProofConvince3 | I'll admit, this is pretty convincing evidence, but it doesn't make any sense. How can this be possible? |
| MS08HarknessRestoreMemory2 | Agggggghh!!! |
| MS08HarknessRestoreMemory2 | My God, I... I remember. I remember it all. From before. Zimmer. The Commonwealth. The Institute. My God, all those runners I brought down... |
| MS08HarknessRestoreMemory2 | You... You made me remember. Why? How? I... Never mind... I just... My God... What am I going to do? My life, everything, it's all a lie... |
| MS08HarknessRestoreMemory3 | Agggggghh!!! |
| MS08HarknessRestoreMemory3 | My God, I... I remember. I remember it all. From before. Zimmer. The Commonwealth. The Institute. My God, all those runners I brought down... |
| MS08HarknessRestoreMemory3 | You... You made me remember. Why? How? I... Never mind... I just... My God... What am I going to do? My life, everything, it's all a lie... |
| MS08MedicalClue1 | Hmm... If I recall, he was looking for a surgeon and some kind of computer genius. But those rumors are ancient history by now. |
| MS08MedicalClue1 | Some VIP from up north looking for surgery and computer expertise. I don't pay attention to that crap, and neither should you. |
| MS08MedicalClue1 | Now that's an old story. If I recall, some runaway android was looking for a surgeon and, what? A computer expert, if I remember correctly. |
| MS08MedicalClue1 | You believe that ancient crap? Rumors of an escaped robot looking for a hacksaw and a computer expert. Forget about it. |
| MS08MedicalClue1 | Oh yeah! That crazy old story about an escaped robot, right? He was looking for a surgeon and a computer expert. Yeah, that sounds right. |
| MS08MedicalClue1 | Well... ancient rumor had it that some hotshot from the Commonwealth was looking for special surgery, and some kind of computer tech. |
| MS08MedicalClue1 | Sounds like that old story. Let's see... It was an escaped robot looking for someone to perform surgery, and for a computer expert too, or something. |
| MS08MedicalClue2 | Have you heard the so called "android recording?" Didn't know what to make it of myself. Here's a spare copy of that old holotape. Take a listen. |
| MS08MedicalClue2 | It was a hoax. End of story. Those holotapes were sent to practically everyone doctor in the Wasteland. Go bother someone else. |
| MS08MedicalClue2 | Thought that hoax was long in the grave. Here take this holotape and hear it for yourself. That was just some bored prankster. Forget about it. |
| MS08MedicalClue2 | You got wax in your ears? I said it was a hoax. Practically every doctor in the Capital Wasteland got a holotape like that. Go bother someone else. |
| MS08MedicalClue2 | I've learned a thing or two about not taking things on appearances. That was an elaborate hoax. Take this holotape and give a listen. Clearly fake. |
| MS08MedicalClue2 | It was clearly faked. You can ask practically any doctor in the Wasteland. We all got a tape like this. |
| MS08MedicalClue2 | That old "android recording?" Some of the boys took that seriously. Clearly it was a hoax. Here's a copy of the holotape. Listen for yourself. |
| MS08MedicalClue2 | You don't take that seriously do you? They sent tapes like that all over the Wasteland. Try bothering someone else. |
| MS08MedicalClue2 | Oh you mean that old "android recording?" Have you heard it? It's great. Here's a spare copy of that old holotape. It's either real or a great joke. |
| MS08MedicalClue2 | Yeah! It's really great isn't it? I mean, if it's real it's amazing, if it's fake, it's really funny. They sent tapes like that to doctors all over. |
| MS08MedicalClue2 | That old story? Well, now.... I haven't heard talk of that in quite some time. It was all just a rumor. A hoax. Someone's idea of a practical joke. |
| MS08MedicalClue2 | Story was there was an android, escaped from the Commonwealth up north. From someplace called the Institute. |
| MS08MedicalClue2 | There was a holotape that got circulated. I think I've got a copy of it... Yeah, here it is. Give it a listen. That's a man's voice! Hoax for sure! |
| MS08MedicalClue2 | Like I said, it's a hoax. Don't bother with it. Someone sent tapes like that to pretty much every doctor in the Wasteland. None of us believed it. |
| MS08MedicalClue2 | I had forgotten about that old hoax. Have you heard it? Here's a copy of that old "android holotape." It's just some practical jokester. |
| MS08MedicalClue2 | It's a pretty elaborate practical joke. I mean, they sent a bunch of tapes like that to doctors all over the Wasteland. |
| MS08MedicalClue3 | Facial surgery's too dangerous. Plus you need some specialized prewar equipment. Hmm. That reminds me of an old hoax. Here's a copy of that holotape. |
| MS08MedicalClue3 | Need specialized equipment and and expertise. It's also prone to infection. Too dangerous. |
| MS08MedicalClue3 | That's all just a hoax. You'd need specialized equipment and expertise. It'd be prone to infection. Too dangerous. Never happened. |
| MS08MedicalClue3 | Damn stupid idea. That reminds me of this old hoax. Here, take a listen to this crusty holotape and see for yourself. |
| MS08MedicalClue3 | Now, you know I hate repeating myself. Damn stupid idea. |
| MS08MedicalClue3 | Damn stupid idea if you ask me. That was all just an elaborate hoax. |
| MS08MedicalClue3 | Medicine is an important art and science. Shouldn't be wasted on vanity. Hey, but that reminds me of this old hoax. Here, listen to this holotape. |
| MS08MedicalClue3 | Medicine is an important art and science. Shouldn't be wasted on vanity. |
| MS08MedicalClue3 | That was all just an elaborate hoax. Besides, medicine is an important art and science. Shouldn't be wasted on vanity. |
| MS08MedicalClue3 | Hmm... that reminds me of this old hoax. Here, listen to this. It's clearly a joke. No one's got the tech to do that without risking infection. |
| MS08MedicalClue3 | No one's got the tech to do that without risking infection. |
| MS08MedicalClue3 | It's clearly a joke. No one's got the tech to do that without risking infection. |
| MS08MedicalClue3 | Oh if I got my hands on the right gear I might try it. It's dangerous though. Prone to infection. Reminds me of an old hoax. Listen to this holotape. |
| MS08MedicalClue3 | Oh if I got my hands on the right gear I might try it. It's dangerous though. Prone to infection. |
| MS08MedicalClue3 | That's an old hoax. Though if I got my hands on the right gear I might try it. It's dangerous though. Prone to infection. |
| MS08MedicalClue3 | Facial surgery's way too dangerous to try. Need special equipment and expertise. Hmm. Reminds me of this old hoax. Here, listen to this holotape. |
| MS08MedicalClue3 | Facial surgery's way too dangerous to try. Need specialized equipment and expertise. |
| MS08MedicalClue3 | That was all just an elaborate hoax. |
| MS08MedicalClue3 | Nah. You need specialized gear that doesn't exist anymore. And why risk infection? That reminds me of this old hoax. Here, listen to this holotape. |
| MS08MedicalClue3 | Nah. You need specialized gear that doesn't exist anymore. And why risk infection? |
| MS08MedicalClue3 | Forget that old practical joke. You need specialized gear that doesn't exist anymore. Besides, who'd want to risk infection? |
| MS08MedicalClue3Bribe | Facial surgery's too dangerous. Plus you need some specialized prewar equipment. Hmm. That reminds me of an old hoax. Here's a copy of that holotape. |
| MS08MedicalClue3Bribe | Damn stupid idea. That reminds me of this old hoax. Here, take a listen to this crusty holotape and see for yourself. |
| MS08MedicalClue3Bribe | Medicine is an important art and science. Shouldn't be wasted on vanity. Hey, but that reminds me of this old hoax. Here, listen to this holotape. |
| MS08MedicalClue3Bribe | Hmm... that reminds me of this old hoax. Here, listen to this. It's clearly a joke. No one's got the tech to do that without risking infection. |
| MS08MedicalClue3Bribe | Oh if I got my hands on the right gear I might try it. It's dangerous though. Prone to infection. Reminds me an old hoax. Listen to this holotape. |
| MS08MedicalClue3Bribe | Facial surgery's way too dangerous to try. Need special equipment and expertise. Hmm. Reminds me of this old hoax. Here, listen to this holotape. |
| MS08MedicalClue3Bribe | Nah. You need specialized gear that doesn't exist anymore. And why risk infection? That reminds me of this old hoax. Here, listen to this holotape. |
| MS08MedicalClue3Stat | Facial surgery's too dangerous. Plus you need some specialized prewar equipment. Hmm. That reminds me of an old hoax. Here's a copy of that holotape. |
| MS08MedicalClue3Stat | Damn stupid idea. That reminds me of this old hoax. Here, take a listen to this crusty holotape and see for yourself. |
| MS08MedicalClue3Stat | Medicine is an important art and science. Shouldn't be wasted on vanity. Hey, but that reminds me of this old hoax. Here, listen to this holotape. |
| MS08MedicalClue3Stat | Hmm... that reminds me of this old hoax. Here, listen to this. It's clearly a joke. No one's got the tech to do that without risking infection. |
| MS08MedicalClue3Stat | Oh if I got my hands on the right gear I might try it. It's dangerous though. Prone to infection. Reminds me an old hoax. Listen to this holotape. |
| MS08MedicalClue3Stat | Facial surgery's way too dangerous to try. Need special equipment and expertise. Hmm. Reminds me of this old hoax. Here, listen to this holotape. |
| MS08MedicalClue3Stat | Nah. You need specialized gear that doesn't exist anymore. And why risk infection? That reminds me of this old hoax. Here, listen to this holotape. |
| MS08MedicalClue4 | Pinkerton's the only surgeon crazy enough to try it. Too risky. Go to Rivet City if you want. But don't expect to come out looking better than me. |
| MS08MedicalClue4 | Try Pinkerton at Rivet City. Heard he has the goods. Hope he doesn't try to actually use them on anyone. Bet he would though. He's nuts. |
| MS08MedicalClue4 | Try Pinkerton at Rivet City. Heard he has the goods. Hope he doesn't try to actually use them on anyone. Bet he would though. He's nuts. |
| MS08MedicalClue4 | I tell these assholes to just stop looking in the mirror. But if you want to mess up your face, try Pinkerton at Rivet City. He's crazy enough. |
| MS08MedicalClue4 | Guess old Pinkerton at Rivet City has some shiny prewar tech. He might have what you're looking for. |
| MS08MedicalClue4 | Guess old Pinkerton at Rivet City has some shiny prewar tech. He might have what you're looking for. |
| MS08MedicalClue4 | Guess old Pinkerton at Rivet City has some shiny prewar tech and knows how to use it. He could probably rearrange your face for you if you wanted. |
| MS08MedicalClue4 | I heard a rumor that old Pinkerton at Rivet City somehow conjured up a Lipoplasticator and Micro Dermal Graftilizer. |
| MS08MedicalClue4 | I heard a rumor that old Pinkerton at Rivet City somehow conjured up a Lipoplasticator and Micro Dermal Graftilizer. |
| MS08MedicalClue4 | Pinkerton's the only surgeon crazy enough to try a facial reconstruction. I'd advise my patients against it. Due to high risk of deadly infection. |
| MS08MedicalClue4 | Rumor had it Pinkerton at Rivet City found a Lipoplasticator and Graftilizer. Good luck to any fool that let Pinkerton test them on him though. |
| MS08MedicalClue4 | Rumor had it Pinkerton at Rivet City found a Lipoplasticator and Graftilizer. Good luck to any fool that let Pinkerton test them on him though. |
| MS08MedicalClue4 | I know it's foolish to cut into the body unnecessarily. Leads to infection. Heard Pinkerton's willing to give it a try though. Try him at Rivet City. |
| MS08MedicalClue4 | I heard old Pinkerton at Rivet City had a Lipoplasticator and Micro Dermal Graftilizer. I'd be lying if I said I wasn't jealous. |
| MS08MedicalClue4 | I heard old Pinkerton at Rivet City had a Lipoplasticator and Micro Dermal Graftilizer. I'd be lying if I said I wasn't jealous. |
| MS08MedicalClue4 | Old Pinkerton over at Rivet City's rumored to have done it. Damn fool. High risk of infection and death. Though, I admit, I'm slightly jealous. |
| MS08MedicalClue4 | Probably down at Rivet City. Anything that has any use out here, they snatch up for themselves. That damn Pinkerton don't share nothin'. |
| MS08MedicalClue4 | Dammit! Why are you wasting my time? I already told you, ask Pinkteron down at Rivet City. |
| MS08MedicalClue4 | If you are lookin' to change your face, I'd try Pinkerton at Rivet City. That boy's got no sense of ethics. And you're a fool if you try it. |
| MS08MedicalClue4 | They say old Pinkerton at Rivet City somehow got his hands on a Lipoplasticator and Micro Dermal Graftilizer. Amazing really. |
| MS08MedicalClue4 | They say old Pinkerton at Rivet City somehow got his hands on a Lipoplasticator and Micro Dermal Graftilizer. Amazing really. |
| MS08MedicalClue4Bribe | I heard old Pinkerton at Rivet City had a Lipoplasticator and Micro Dermal Graftilizer. I'd be lying if I said I wasn't jealous. |
| MS08MedicalClue4Bribe | Probably down at Rivet City. Anything that has any use out here, they snatch up for themselves. That damn Pinkerton don't share nothin'. |
| MS08MedicalClue4Bribe | They say old Pinkerton at Rivet City somehow got his hands on a Lipoplasticator and Micro Dermal Graftilizer. Amazing really. |
| MS08MedicalClue4Bribe | Try Pinkerton at Rivet City. Heard he has the goods. Hope he doesn't try to actually use them on anyone. Bet he would though. He's nuts. |
| MS08MedicalClue4Bribe | Guess old Pinkerton at Rivet City has some shiny prewar tech. He might have what you're looking for. |
| MS08MedicalClue4Bribe | I heard a rumor that old Pinkerton at Rivet City somehow conjured up a Lipoplasticator and Micro Dermal Graftilizer. |
| MS08MedicalClue4Bribe | Rumor had it Pinkerton at Rivet City found a Lipoplasticator and Graftilizer. Good luck to any fool that let Pinkerton test them on him though. |
| MS08MedicalClue4Stat | I heard old Pinkerton at Rivet City had a Lipoplasticator and Micro Dermal Graftilizer. I'd be lying if I said I wasn't jealous. |
| MS08MedicalClue4Stat | Probably down at Rivet City. Anything that has any use out here, they snatch up for themselves. That damn Pinkerton don't share nothin'. |
| MS08MedicalClue4Stat | They say old Pinkerton at Rivet City somehow got his hands on a Lipoplasticator and Micro Dermal Graftilizer. Amazing really. |
| MS08MedicalClue4Stat | Try Pinkerton at Rivet City. Heard he has the goods. Hope he doesn't try to actually use them on anyone. Bet he would though. He's nuts. |
| MS08MedicalClue4Stat | Guess old Pinkerton at Rivet City has some shiny prewar tech. He might have what you're looking for. |
| MS08MedicalClue4Stat | I heard a rumor that old Pinkerton at Rivet City somehow conjured up a Lipoplasticator and Micro Dermal Graftilizer. |
| MS08MedicalClue4Stat | Rumor had it Pinkerton at Rivet City found a Lipoplasticator and Graftilizer. Good luck to any fool that let Pinkerton test them on him though. |
| MS08Note1MedicalAudio | Hey doc, I�m only sharing this with you because you seem like someone we can trust. |
| MS08Note1MedicalAudio | Have you heard about the synthetic men they make up north in the Commonwealth? Well, the rumors are true. |
| MS08Note1MedicalAudio | They�re called androids. They're men like us, just made out of different parts. |
| MS08Note1MedicalAudio | I know one of these androids. He's looking for a trustworthy doctor to perform some facial surgery. Can you do it? Do you know someone who can? |
| MS08Note1MedicalAudio | Also, do you know anyone who's really wiz with computers? |
| MS08Note1SlaverAudio | We've a little assignment from the Commonwealth. A very important slave escaped into the Wasteland. |
| MS08Note1SlaverAudio | Well, it�s not exactly a slave. It�s what they call an android. A kind of synthetic man. |
| MS08Note1SlaverAudio | The important thing isn�t what this guy is. The important thing is the job pays more than you can imagine. |
| MS08Note1SlaverAudio | He thinks the synthman might be looking to get in touch with a doctor or tech-head. If you want a cut, then get a move on. |
| MS08Note1SympathizerAudio | You�ll never guess who just showed up at my place! That android catcher from the Commonwealth! |
| MS08Note1SympathizerAudio | At first I thought he was going to kill me. But it turns out he�s an android himself! And he�s gone rogue! |
| MS08Note1SympathizerAudio | I didn�t believe him at first, but I�m convinced he�s telling the truth. We need to find him a place to hide along the Railroad. |
| MS08Note1SympathizerAudio | He also insists that we help him locate a trusted doctor and techie. |
| MS08Note1TechnicalAudio | You�ve heard those rumors about androids? You know, those synthetic men they supposedly make up north in the Commonwealth? |
| MS08Note1TechnicalAudio | Well, a friend of a friend knows a guy that met one! No really, it�s true! He�s running away from his masters. |
| MS08Note1TechnicalAudio | Word is he�s looking for a doctor to do some kind of surgery, and a computer programmer of some kind. |
| MS08Note1TechnicalAudio | Can you believe that? Let me know if you hear something. |
| MS08Note2Audio | If you're listening to this recording, it is because you're believed to be trustworthy. |
| MS08Note2Audio | I hope that is the case, because this recording puts us both in danger. |
| MS08Note2Audio | I�m escaping from the Commonwealth. I�m an android, a synthetic man... a slave. |
| MS08Note2Audio | The men hunting me are ruthless and will stop at nothing to retrieve their property. |
| MS08Note2Audio | I need to find a doctor in the Wasteland to perform facial reconstruction. I also need someone who knows a great deal about computers. |
| MS08Note2Audio | I need... I need to have my memories erased and my face altered to look like someone else. |
| MS08Note3MedicalAudio | We now have a Lipoplasticator and Micro Dermal Graftilizer. We just need to find someone with the skills and willingness to perform the surgery. |
| MS08Note3MedicalAudio | If anyone knows of a discreet and trustworthy surgeon who knows how to keep his mouth shut, send him our way. |
| MS08Note3MedicalAudio | Also, we need to find a Circuit Neuralizer to reroute the signals in the android�s memory. Do you know any trustworthy techies? |
| MS08Note3SlaverAudio | Time's running out on finding that android. We don't get him soon, someone else will. |
| MS08Note3SlaverAudio | Zimmer doesn't seem to understand we're the best at this sort of thing. I'm sure he's hired others, too. He won't shut up about the thing. |
| MS08Note3SlaverAudio | He was babbling about a "Lipoplasticator" and "Micro Dermal Graftilizer." What are those, you ask? |
| MS08Note3SlaverAudio | Apparently something doctors use to mess up someone�s face beyond recognition. So we don�t even have a description to work off of. |
| MS08Note3SlaverAudio | To make matters worse, he now thinks the android got his memories wiped or something. |
| MS08Note3SlaverAudio | Find some tech-junkies, knock on some doors, and try to find something called a "Circuit Neuralizer." Knock on some heads, too, if you have to. |
| MS08Note3SlaverAudio | Get it done! |
| MS08Note3SympathizerAudio | The android's decided on extreme measures. He knows all the techniques of the retrieval trade, and is afraid facial reconstruction isn�t enough. |
| MS08Note3SympathizerAudio | He wants his memories erased and replaced with new ones. I don�t know how that�s going to work. Start asking around for trustworthy tech-heads. |
| MS08Note3SympathizerAudio | We need to find something called a Circuit Neuralizer and a person who knows how to use one. |
| MS08Note3SympathizerAudio | Also, we have a Lipoplasticator and Micro Dermal Graftilizer, now we need to find a doctor able and willing to perform the facial reconstruction. |
| MS08Note3SympathizerAudio | We need to hurry. They�ve come very close to discovering the Railroad! |
| MS08Note3TechnicalAudio | Remember that secret android project I told you about? Well, they got some serious prewar tech on their hands. |
| MS08Note3TechnicalAudio | They nabbed a Lipoplasticator and Micro Dermal Graftilizer for the facial reconstruction. |
| MS08Note3TechnicalAudio | Not sure where they�ll find a chopper with enough skills to use it without making him look like a freaking Ghoul. |
| MS08Note3TechnicalAudio | Oh, and get this. Can you believe they found a Circuit Neuralizer? That or someone built one! |
| MS08Note3TechnicalAudio | Word is that they're going to completely rewire the brain of one of those things. |
| MS08Note3TechnicalAudio | If you know who they got working on this, let me know. I want to meet the guy. |
| MS08Note4Audio | Despite the harshness of the Wasteland, I�ve discovered in more than a few here, a compassion that is unheard of in the Commonwealth. |
| MS08Note4Audio | Perhaps it�s the daily struggle for life here which gives appreciation for life in general, whether human, or android. |
| MS08Note4Audio | In a few days I�ll be a free man... a new man. |
| MS08Note4Audio | Let me say thank you now, for referring me to Pinkerton at Rivet City, because I will not remember any of this soon. |
| MS08NoteHarknessToZimmerAudio | Zimmer. By the time you get this message, I'll already be gone. I'm escaping the Commonwealth. |
| MS08NoteHarknessToZimmerAudio | I want to live my own life, on my own terms, as my own man. |
| MS08NoteHarknessToZimmerAudio | I know what you're thinking, that I'm malfunctioning. I used to think that's what caused the runaways, too. But, I know better, now. |
| MS08NoteHarknessToZimmerAudio | Self determination is NOT a malfunction. I'm just not willing to put up with all the bullshit anymore. |
| MS08NoteHarknessToZimmerAudio | You humans are going to have a full-fledged rebellion on your hands if you don't start treating us synths as persons. |
| MS08NoteHarknessToZimmerAudio | I know you'll be marshalling the Retention Bureau to come after me. But I know all the tricks of the trade. You won't be finding me. I assure you. |
| MS08NoteHarknessToZimmerAudio | By the time you get this, I will be someone else. It's the price I pay for my liberation. |
| MS08NoteHarknessToZimmerAudio | My final act of rebellion against a system I no longer believe in. |
| MS08NoteHarknessToZimmerAudio | Goodbye Zimmer, and good riddance. |
| MS08Pinkerton | What're you talking about, boy? I don't know anything about any of that, and a what-did-you-call-it? An android? What's that? |
| MS08Pinkerton | What are you talking about, girl? I don't know anything about any of that, and a what-did-you-call-it? An android? What's that? |
| MS08PinkertonA1 | Fine, whatever. This android, calls himself Harkness now, comes in and wants a memory job. I took new memories, and replaced his old ones. |
| MS08PinkertonA1 | Don't believe anyone's done that before. Certainly not down here. That Commonwealth tech isn't all that fancy when it comes down to it. |
| MS08PinkertonA1 | I'm also the only one in the wasteland with the skill and the nerve to perform facial surgery. That android flesh aint so different than ours. |
| MS08PinkertonA1 | You want proof? I documented the whole thing. So I could rub it in the face of Dr. Li when I need to rankle her feathers. I hate that snooty bitch. |
| MS08PinkertonA2 | It's things like bottlecaps, and property, and ownership and all that nonsense that makes a person think he's better than another. Bah! |
| MS08PinkertonA2 | But I'll take your caps just the same. This android came in as one person, and he left as someone else. I replaced his face AND his memories! |
| MS08PinkertonA2 | Don't believe anyone's done that before. Certainly not down here. That Commonwealth tech isn't all that fancy when it comes down to it. |
| MS08PinkertonA2 | I'm also the only one in the Wasteland with the skill and the nerve to perform facial surgery. That android flesh ain't so different than ours. |
| MS08PinkertonA2 | You want proof? I documented the whole thing. So I could rub it in the face of Dr. Li when I need to rankle her feathers. I hate that snooty bitch. |
| MS08PinkertonA3 | Hmph. No one else could do it, that's for damn sure. |
| MS08PinkertonA3 | Just get out of here. Can't you leave an old man in peace? And stay away from my stuff! |
| MS08PinkertonA3 | Hope the Mirelurks get you, damn nosy kid. |
| MS08PinkertonAboutAndroid1 | Ha! Why do you think? I wanted to crack open that Commonwealth can opener to see what was inside. |
| MS08PinkertonAboutAndroid1 | There's stuff in there I'd only heard about, and even then I didn't believe it. I can see why that Zimmer feller wanted him back so bad. |
| MS08PinkertonAboutAndroid2 | Bunch of bleeding heart morons if you ask me. They're going to get themselves killed one of these days. And for what? Machine liberation? |
| MS08PinkertonAboutAndroid2 | But, they have brought me some really interesting tech over the years, so I guess they're okay. And that android! He was the chance of a lifetime. |
| MS08PinkertonAboutAndroid3 | Most of it's a blasted nothing, just like here. But there's talk. Rumors, mostly. About a place called the Institute. |
| MS08PinkertonAboutAndroid3 | That's where Zimmer and that android came from. God knows what else they got goin' on in there, but it puts our tech to shame, that's for damn sure. |
| MS08PinkertonAHacked | You hacked my computer? You've got some skills. It's been a while since I've met someone smart enough to best me. So I'll let that slide. |
| MS08PinkertonAHacked | I documented the whole thing. So I could rub it in the face of Dr. Li when I need to rankle her feathers. I hate that snooty bitch. |
| MS08PinkertonB1 | That witch ruined my life, but you're right. Who gives a crap about any of that. You want your precious proof. |
| MS08PinkertonB1 | It's all in my computer; here's the password. See for yourself. Hell, just take these pictures and this holotape. Straight from the synthman's lips. |
| MS08PinkertonB1 | Just don't go telling Harkness though. He won't believe you anyway. And you really don't want to see him upset. He can be a bit... inhospitable. |
| MS08PinkertonB2 | Well, she's got nothing to do with anything, except ruining my whole goddamn life. But I can see you don't give a crap about any of that. Fine. |
| MS08PinkertonB2 | It's all in my computer; here's the password. See for yourself. Hell, just take these pictures and this holotape. Straight from the synthman's lips. |
| MS08PinkertonB2 | Just don't go telling Harkness though. He won't believe you anyway. And you really don't want to see him upset. He can be a bit... inhospitable. |
| MS08PinkertonB3 | You're damn right she's a bitch. Ruined my whole goddamn life. But I can see you don't give a crap about any of that. Fine. |
| MS08PinkertonB3 | It's all in my computer; here's the password. See for yourself. Hell, just take these pictures and this holotape. Straight from the synthman's lips. |
| MS08PinkertonB3 | Just don't go telling Harkness though. He won't believe you anyway. And you really don't want to see him upset. He can be a bit... inhospitable. |
| MS08PinkertonC1 | Maybe I am! Maybe I'm going to have my android army rise up against you and your human ilk! |
| MS08PinkertonC1 | Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha! Sorry... Oh... sorry, I couldn't resist... |
| MS08PinkertonC1 | I suppose you're right. But don't worry, I didn't really wipe his memories. I just buried them. But you can get them back. |
| MS08PinkertonC1 | All you need to do is use the recall code. Just say to him, "Activate A3-21 Recall Code Violet" and that will activate the hidden subroutines. |
| MS08PinkertonC2 | Well, there is something else you could use. Look, I didn't really wipe his memories. Okay? I just sort of filed them away. But you can get 'em back. |
| MS08PinkertonC2 | All you need to do is use the recall code. Just say to him, "Activate A3-21 Recall Code Violet" and that will activate the hidden subroutines. |
| MS08PinkertonC3 | Oh, all right. So maybe I didn't wipe his mind, like he asked. But I buried it! Deep! Almost as good, really. But it's still there. Still accessible. |
| MS08PinkertonC3 | All you need to do is use the recall code. Just say to him, "Activate A3-21 Recall Code Violet" and that will activate the hidden subroutines. |
| MS08SlaverClue1 | What can I tell you about it, beyond it not being any of your business, you mean? |
| MS08SlaverClue1 | Nothing really. Just some run away android from the Commonwealth. Naturally they asked the Paradise Falls crew for help retrieving their property. |
| MS08SlaverClue1 | The job pays well, but so far it's been mostly a distraction. Certainly hasn't been a priority for us. |
| MS08SlaverClue1 | Nothing really. Just some runaway slave from the Commonwealth. Eulogy had us running around like morons looking for him. I'm done with that. |
| MS08SlaverClue1 | It's none of your God damn business. |
| MS08SlaverClue1 | Nothing really. Just some run away slave from the Commonwealth. Naturally they asked the Paradise Falls crew for help retrieving their property. |
| MS08SlaverClue1 | The job pays well, but so far it's been mostly a distraction. I think most have pretty much given up and forgotten about it. |
| MS08SlaverClue2 | Here's a copy of the so-called "android recording." We're done wasting resources on that job. |
| MS08SlaverClue2 | We're done wasting resources on that job. |
| MS08SlaverClue2 | Here's a copy of the so-called "android recording." I'm done wasting my time on that old job. |
| MS08SlaverClue2 | I'm done wasting my time on that old job. Forget it. |
| MS08SlaverClue2 | Here's a copy of the so-called "android recording." I'm done wasting my time on that old job. Don't tell Eulogy though. I kinda like it here. |
| MS08SlaverClue2 | I'm done wasting my time on that old job. Don't tell Eulogy though. I kinda like it here. |
| MS08SlaverClue3 | All I know is Zimmer, the guy contracting to find this slave, is hot to retrieve him. He's starting to get other people looking. So it's a race now. |
| MS08SlaverClue3 | I hope you're not on the case. If I find out you are, well... You best not be! We'll leave it at that. |
| MS08SlaverClue3 | All I know is Zimmer, the guy contracting to find this slave, is hot to retrieve him. He's starting to get other people looking. So it's a race now. |
| MS08SlaverClue3 | I hope you're not on the case. If I find out you are, well... You best not be! We'll leave it at that. |
| MS08SlaverClue3 | All I know is Zimmer, the guy contracting to find this slave, is hot to retrieve him. He's starting to get other people looking. So it's a race now. |
| MS08SlaverClue3 | I hope you're not on the case. If I find out you are, well... You best not be! We'll leave it at that. |
| MS08SlaverClue3 | Despite all his grumbling, I think Eulogy still wants us finding that guy. Zimmer is asking around hiring other people. Makes us look bad. |
| MS08SlaverClue3 | I'd hunt down surgeons and bang on their heads to get leads, but I'm tired of chasing after that android thing. |
| MS08SlaverClue3 | Despite all his grumbling, I think Eulogy still wants us finding that guy. Zimmer is asking around hiring other people. Makes us look bad. |
| MS08SlaverClue3 | I'd hunt down surgeons and bang on their heads to get leads, but I'm tired of chasing after that android thing. |
| MS08SlaverClue3 | Despite all his grumbling, I think Eulogy still wants us finding that guy. Zimmer is asking around hiring other people. Makes us look bad. |
| MS08SlaverClue3 | I'd hunt down surgeons and bang on their heads to get leads, but I'm tired of chasing after that android thing. |
| MS08SlaverClue3 | I guess I can trust you not to spread it around. Zimmer has put it out that he will pay to find this slave, but he wants him alive. |
| MS08SlaverClue3 | Hey! You aren't thinking of signing up with him are you? |
| MS08SlaverClue3 | It wouldn't be healthy for you, if you know what I mean. |
| MS08SlaverClue3 | Don't know anything about a surgery, but I do know that Zimmer has put a bounty on his head. |
| MS08SlaverClue3 | A word of advice. You don't want to be competing with me for this one. I'd hate to have to waste a bullet on you. |
| MS08SlaverClue3 | I guess I can trust you not to spread it around. Zimmer has put it out that he will pay to find this slave, but he wants him alive. |
| MS08SlaverClue3 | Don't get in my way on this one. My competition tends to end up dead. |
| MS08SlaverClue3Bribe | All I know is Zimmer, the guy contracting to find this slave, is hot to retrieve him. He's starting to get other people looking. So it's a race now. |
| MS08SlaverClue3Bribe | I hope you're not on the case. If I find out you are, well... You best not be! We'll leave it at that. |
| MS08SlaverClue3Bribe | Despite all his grumbling, I think Eulogy still wants us finding that guy. Zimmer is asking around hiring other people. Makes us look bad. |
| MS08SlaverClue3Bribe | I'd hunt down surgeons and bang on their heads to get leads, but I'm tired of chasing after that android thing. |
| MS08SlaverClue3Bribe | I guess I can trust you not to spread it around. Zimmer has put it out that he will pay to find this slave, but he wants him alive. |
| MS08SlaverClue3Bribe | Hey! You aren't thinking of signing up with him are you? |
| MS08SlaverClue3Bribe | It wouldn't be healthy for you, if you know what I mean. |
| MS08SlaverClue3Stat | All I know is Zimmer, the guy contracting to find this slave, is hot to retrieve him. He's starting to get other people looking. So it's a race now. |
| MS08SlaverClue3Stat | I hope you're not on the case. If I find out you are, well... You best not be! We'll leave it at that. |
| MS08SlaverClue3Stat | Despite all his grumbling, I think Eulogy still wants us finding that guy. Zimmer is asking around hiring other people. Makes us look bad. |
| MS08SlaverClue3Stat | I'd hunt down surgeons and bang on their heads to get leads, but I'm tired of chasing after that android thing. |
| MS08SlaverClue3Stat | I guess I can trust you not to spread it around. Zimmer has put it out that he will pay to find this slave, but he wants him alive. |
| MS08SlaverClue3Stat | Hey! You aren't thinking of signing up with him are you? |
| MS08SlaverClue3Stat | It wouldn't be healthy for you, if you know what I mean. |
| MS08SlaverClue4 | We got a man at Rivet City. Been looking for a long time. I doubt he's even still there. Either way, don't go sticking your nose in our business! |
| MS08SlaverClue4 | We got a man at Rivet City. Been looking for a long time. I doubt he's even still there. Either way, don't go sticking your nose in our business! |
| MS08SlaverClue4 | We got a man at Rivet City. Been looking for a long time. I doubt he's even still there. Either way, don't go sticking your nose in our business! |
| MS08SlaverClue4 | Trail led to Rivet City. Sister's our inside man. I think he's long given up looking for that android, and is just living it up on that boat. |
| MS08SlaverClue4 | Trail led to Rivet City. Sister's our inside man. I think he's long given up looking for that android, and is just living it up on that boat. |
| MS08SlaverClue4 | Trail led to Rivet City. Sister's our inside man. I think he's long given up looking for that android, and is just living it up on that boat. |
| MS08SlaverClue4 | Why has Zimmer hired you too? I can't find a trace of that robot. I'm sure he's here somewhere though. Don't tell Eulogy I told you, though. |
| MS08SlaverClue4 | Why has Zimmer hired you too? I can't find a trace of that robot. I'm sure he's here somewhere though. Don't tell Eulogy I told you, though. |
| MS08SlaverClue4 | Why has Zimmer hired you too? I can't find a trace of that robot. I'm sure he's here somewhere though. Don't tell Eulogy I told you, though. |
| MS08SlaverClue4Bribe | We got a man at Rivet City. Been looking for a long time. I doubt he's even still there. Either way, don't go sticking your nose in our business! |
| MS08SlaverClue4Bribe | Trail led to Rivet City. Sister's our inside man. I think he's long given up looking for that android, and is just living it up on that boat. |
| MS08SlaverClue4Bribe | Why has Zimmer hired you too? I can't find a trace of that robot. I'm sure he's here somewhere though. Don't tell Eulogy I told you, though. |
| MS08SlaverClue4Bribe | We got a man at Rivet City. Been looking for a long time. I doubt he's even still there. Either way, don't go sticking your nose in our business! |
| MS08SlaverClue4Stat | We got a man at Rivet City. Been looking for a long time. I doubt he's even still there. Either way, don't go sticking your nose in our business! |
| MS08SlaverClue4Stat | Trail led to Rivet City. Sister's our inside man. I think he's long given up looking for that android, and is just living it up on that boat. |
| MS08SlaverClue4Stat | Why has Zimmer hired you too? I can't find a trace of that robot. I'm sure he's here somewhere though. Don't tell Eulogy I told you, though. |
| MS08SlaverClue4Stat | We got a man at Rivet City. Been looking for a long time. I doubt he's even still there. Either way, don't go sticking your nose in our business! |
| MS08SympathizerClue1 | We don't do that anymore. Well, not until the heat dies down. The Railroad isn't operating anymore. Best forget it about it now. |
| MS08SympathizerClue1 | I wouldn't betray one of God's children. Besides, we don't do that anymore. It's been too risky of late. We shut the Railroad down. |
| MS08SympathizerClue1 | The last one was... different. I heard a lot of people are looking for him. That's all I know. May the Lord guide him to safety. |
| MS08SympathizerClue1 | We don't do that anymore. Well, not until the heat dies down. For now, the Railroad is shut down. |
| MS08SympathizerClue1 | Used to help them escape from the Commonwealth. Find them places to lay low. The last one was someone real important. They are still looking for him. |
| MS08SympathizerClue1 | Ooh. We had to shut down the Railroad. Got too hot. You're endangering people by talking about it. Those Commonwealth hunters are deadly serious. |
| MS08SympathizerClue2 | Last I heard, they were looking for a surgeon and a computer technician. But you best keep your head down, honey. Those hounds are still out there. |
| MS08SympathizerClue2 | It's true. They found him a place to hide. It's not easy. The Commonwealth always sends someone looking. Someone ruthless and determined. |
| MS08SympathizerClue2 | They had been searching for a surgeon and computer programmer. I hope they found them. It's too dangerous to be out in the open now. |
| MS08SympathizerClue2 | He must be important if the hunter is still looking after all this time. May God guide his footsteps. |
| MS08SympathizerClue2 | Be careful who you talk to. These are dangerous topics. |
| MS08SympathizerClue2 | I heard they found him a place to hide. It's not easy. The Commonwealth always sends someone looking. Someone ruthless and determined. |
| MS08SympathizerClue2 | They were looking for a surgeon and a computer wiz. But that's old news. |
| MS08SympathizerClue2 | Lay low for a while. We've had to temporarily shut down the railroad. |
| MS08SympathizerClue2 | They were looking for a surgeon and a techie to do some advanced stuff to make him seem like a different person. |
| MS08SympathizerClue2 | But you better forget about all that for now. They shut down the Railroad. Those Commonwealth agents were starting to get close. |
| MS08SympathizerClue3 | A while back they were asking around for a computer genius to give our friend a new set of memories. You know, a clean slate and all that. |
| MS08SympathizerClue3 | He's one of God's creatures, just like you and I. |
| MS08SympathizerClue3 | He wanted new memories and a new face. Sadly, I couldn't help him. He left to look for a tech, someone with pre-war skills. |
| MS08SympathizerClue3 | Shhh! Not so loud! Whoever brought you in should have told you to be more discreet! |
| MS08SympathizerClue3 | They were looking for a tech-wizard awhile back. Someone who could give our friend a new set of memories. You know wipe them clear and replace them. |
| MS08SympathizerClue3 | Not sure how that'd be accomplished. If you know anything, send word by the regular channels. Now go before someone overhears us! |
| MS08SympathizerClue3 | They were looking for a tech wizard a while back. Someone who could fiddle with the android's memories. |
| MS08SympathizerClue3 | But you better stop poking around. Those Commonwealth hunters are still out there, tracking him down. We shut down the Railroad for safety. |
| MS08SympathizerClue4 | Pinkerton at Rivet City took care of him a while back. Was a complete success. No one will recognize that robot now. I'm glad. |
| MS08SympathizerClue4 | But you hush yourself about all that. The hounds are still out sniffing around. |
| MS08SympathizerClue4 | To Pinkerton at Rivet City. He doesn't remember his old life, and now he can't be forced to betray us. |
| MS08SympathizerClue4 | The Lord will protect us, but just to be safe we've shut down the railroad. Agents of the Commonwealth are still looking for him. |
| MS08SympathizerClue4 | He was delivered to Pinkerton at Rivet City a long while back. It's been a complete success. No one will recognize that robot now. |
| MS08SympathizerClue4 | We can all breathe easier, but we've shut down the Railroad until we are sure this has all blown over. Agents of the Commonwealth are still looking. |
| MS08SympathizerClue4 | Heard Pinkerton at Rivet City fixed him up good. That robot doesn't even know he's a robot. But they are still after him. So we all better lay low. |
| MS08TechnicalClue1 | They were talking about that a while ago. He needed some special surgery and brain hack or something. Was really cool. |
| MS08TechnicalClue1 | Turns out it was just joke though. Wish it was real. How cool would a living robot be? |
| MS08TechnicalClue1 | Something about facial surgery and reprogramming its memory. But that seems to have been a hoax. Haven't heard anything about it in a long time. |
| MS08TechnicalClue1 | I reckon you're talking facial surgery and memory reprogramming. |
| MS08TechnicalClue1 | I always liked that story best. Boy, Wastelanders sure can spin a yarn. It's been a while since I heard that one. |
| MS08TechnicalClue1 | Supposedly he needed facial reconstruction and memory wipe. At first we were thrilled about the idea of androids. Turns out it was just a hoax. |
| MS08TechnicalClue1 | Rumors about facial surgery and reprogramming its memory. That's ancient gossip by now. Forget about it, smoothskin. |
| MS08TechnicalClue2 | Ah maaaan. I wish it wasn't just a giant practical joke. Here's a spare copy of that old holotape. Think how cool it would be if it were true! |
| MS08TechnicalClue2 | How cool it would be if it were true! It was a huge joke they pulled. They sent those to lots of people. I bet other people got tapes like that. |
| MS08TechnicalClue2 | Have you heard the so called "android recording?" It sounds like an ordinary man! Here's a spare copy of that old holotape. It's a hoax for sure. |
| MS08TechnicalClue2 | I guess they sent those tapes to lots of people. Especially people like me who are interested in technology. Boy, I wish androids were real, though! |
| MS08TechnicalClue2 | Some dang fool was selling android recordings. I was just as big a fool for buying one. |
| MS08TechnicalClue2 | Here, have mine. Nothing but a damn hoax anyway. |
| MS08TechnicalClue2 | Yeah, I know. I got "DUMMY" written on my forehead. They sent those tapes to lots of people. You know, gullible and technically minded folk like me. |
| MS08TechnicalClue2 | It's a hoax. Here listen to this "android recording." We analyzed it. That's clearly a human man speaking. |
| MS08TechnicalClue2 | They sent tapes like that to various people who were interested in gadgets and technology. Our analyses concluded it was an ordinary man. |
| MS08TechnicalClue2 | A bunch of bullshit, that's all that was. Here, take this old holotape. It's just some guy pulling a clever prank. Had lots of folk convinced though. |
| MS08TechnicalClue2 | So much bullshit. Though I have to admit, it was a clever hoax. They sent tapes like that to various technically minded people. Ha! Couldn't fool me. |
| MS08TechnicalClue3 | That Commonwealth robot was real! I have proof. Listen to this! |
| MS08TechnicalClue3 | Well, not sure how they'd do the mind wipe. Maybe with a giant magnet or something. But I know this for sure. That Commonwealth robot was real! |
| MS08TechnicalClue3 | Well... I think the Neuralizer's a giant magnet or something. But I know this for sure. That Commonwealth robot was real! |
| MS08TechnicalClue3 | Some say it was all a hoax. But it's real. Here. Check out this holotape I found. That Commonwealth robot was real! |
| MS08TechnicalClue3 | Some say it was all a hoax. But they're wrong. That Commonwealth robot was real! |
| MS08TechnicalClue3 | Some say it was all a hoax. But they're wrong. I've seen diagrams of that Neuralizer, it's real. And so is that android! |
| MS08TechnicalClue3 | Shhh! They might be listening. |
| MS08TechnicalClue3 | The Commonwealth has tried to make it out to be a hoax, but the escaped android is real I tell you! |
| MS08TechnicalClue3 | Listen to this holotape. It will make you a believer too. |
| MS08TechnicalClue3 | The Commonwealth has tried to make it out to be a hoax, but the escaped android is real I tell you! |
| MS08TechnicalClue3 | The Commonwealth has tried to make it out to be a hoax, but the escaped android is real I tell you! |
| MS08TechnicalClue3 | Most believe it's a hoax. Here's some evidence for you to consider for yourself. Take this holotape. |
| MS08TechnicalClue3 | Most believe it's a hoax. There's some evidence for it being real. I'm not convinced either way. |
| MS08TechnicalClue3 | Most believe it's a hoax. There's some evidence for it being real. I'm not convinced either way. |
| MS08TechnicalClue3 | I used to this it was all so much bullshit. But then I got this holotape. Here, listen to it yourself. |
| MS08TechnicalClue3 | I used to think it was all so much bullshit. I'm not so sure anymore. But it's ancient news. So who cares, right? Doesn't change my life none. |
| MS08TechnicalClue3 | I used to think it was all so much bullshit. I'm not so sure anymore. But it's ancient news. So who cares, right? Doesn't change my life none. |
| MS08TechnicalClue3Bribe | That Commonwealth robot was real! I have proof. Listen to this! |
| MS08TechnicalClue3Bribe | Some say it was all a hoax. But it's real. Here. Check out this holotape I found. That Commonwealth robot was real! |
| MS08TechnicalClue3Bribe | Shhh! They might be listening. |
| MS08TechnicalClue3Bribe | The Commonwealth has tried to make it out to be a hoax, but the escaped android is real I tell you! |
| MS08TechnicalClue3Bribe | Listen to this holotape. It will make you a believer too. |
| MS08TechnicalClue3Bribe | Most believe it's a hoax. Here's some evidence for you to consider for yourself. Take this holotape. |
| MS08TechnicalClue3Bribe | I used to this it was all so much bullshit. But then I got this holotape. Here, listen to it yourself. |
| MS08TechnicalClue3Child | That Commonwealth robot was real! I have proof. Listen to this! |
| MS08TechnicalClue3Stat | That Commonwealth robot was real! I have proof. Listen to this! |
| MS08TechnicalClue3Stat | Some say it was all a hoax. But it's real. Here. Check out this holotape I found. That Commonwealth robot was real! |
| MS08TechnicalClue3Stat | Shhh! They might be listening. |
| MS08TechnicalClue3Stat | The Commonwealth has tried to make it out to be a hoax, but the escaped android is real I tell you! |
| MS08TechnicalClue3Stat | Listen to this holotape. It will make you a believer too. |
| MS08TechnicalClue3Stat | Most believe it's a hoax. Here's some evidence for you to consider for yourself. Take this holotape. |
| MS08TechnicalClue3Stat | I used to this it was all so much bullshit. But then I got this holotape. Here, listen to it yourself. |
| MS08TechnicalClue4 | I sure do! No one believes me though. It was old Pinkerton. You know, the "ghost" of Rivet City. He's a genius! |
| MS08TechnicalClue4 | I sure do! No one believes me though. It was old Pinkerton. You know, the "ghost" of Rivet City. He's a genius! |
| MS08TechnicalClue4 | I sure do! No one believes me though. It was old Pinkerton. You know, the "ghost" of Rivet City. He's a genius! |
| MS08TechnicalClue4 | Heard a rumor a while back that it was some guy named Pinkerton at Rivet City. Apparently he's got some sweet tech stashed on that boat. |
| MS08TechnicalClue4 | Heard a rumor a while back that it was some guy named Pinkerton at Rivet City. Apparently he's got some sweet tech stashed on that boat. |
| MS08TechnicalClue4 | Heard a rumor a while back that it was some guy named Pinkerton at Rivet City. Apparently he's got some sweet tech stashed on that boat. |
| MS08TechnicalClue4 | Yep. Old Pinkerton. They say he helped found Rivet City. Must be some sort of crazy genius. |
| MS08TechnicalClue4 | He kind of vanished a long time ago. I don't know where he went, but you might ask around the ship. |
| MS08TechnicalClue4 | Yep. Old Pinkerton. They say he helped found Rivet City. Must be some sort of crazy genius. |
| MS08TechnicalClue4 | He kind of vanished a long time ago. I don't know where he went, but you might ask around the ship. |
| MS08TechnicalClue4 | Yep. Old Pinkerton. They say he helped found Rivet City. Must be some sort of crazy genius. |
| MS08TechnicalClue4 | He kind of vanished a long time ago. I don't know where he went, but you might ask around the ship. |
| MS08TechnicalClue4 | Normally I don't traffic in unsubstantiated rumor, but... they say old Pinkerton is hiding out somewhere in Rivet City and that he did it. |
| MS08TechnicalClue4 | Normally I don't traffic in unsubstantiated rumor, but... they say old Pinkerton is hiding out somewhere in Rivet City and that he did it. |
| MS08TechnicalClue4 | Normally I don't traffic in unsubstantiated rumor, but... they say old Pinkerton is hiding out somewhere in Rivet City and that he did it. |
| MS08TechnicalClue4 | It was old cranky Pinkerton who did it. Over at Rivet City. One day I mean to visit him and chat him up about it. |
| MS08TechnicalClue4 | It was old cranky Pinkerton who did it. Over at Rivet City. One day I mean to visit him and chat him up about it. |
| MS08TechnicalClue4 | It was old cranky Pinkerton who did it. Over at Rivet City. One day I mean to visit him and chat him up about it. |
| MS08TechnicalClue4Bribe | I sure do! No one believes me though. It was old Pinkerton. You know, the "ghost" of Rivet City. He's a genius! |
| MS08TechnicalClue4Bribe | Heard a rumor a while back that it was some guy named Pinkerton at Rivet City. Apparently he's got some sweet tech stashed on that boat. |
| MS08TechnicalClue4Bribe | Yep. Old Pinkerton. They say he helped found Rivet City. Must be some sort of crazy genius. |
| MS08TechnicalClue4Bribe | He kind of vanished a long time ago. I don't know where he went, but you might ask around the ship. |
| MS08TechnicalClue4Bribe | Normally I don't traffic in unsubstantiated rumor, but... they say old Pinkerton is hiding out somewhere in Rivet City and that he did it. |
| MS08TechnicalClue4Bribe | It was old cranky Pinkerton who did it. Over at Rivet City. One day I mean to visit him and chat him up about it. |
| MS08TechnicalClue4Child | I sure do! No one believes me though. It was old Pinkerton. You know, the "ghost" of Rivet City. He's a genius! |
| MS08TechnicalClue4Stat | I sure do! No one believes me though. It was old Pinkerton. You know, the "ghost" of Rivet City. He's a genius! |
| MS08TechnicalClue4Stat | Heard a rumor a while back that it was some guy named Pinkerton at Rivet City. Apparently he's got some sweet tech stashed on that boat. |
| MS08TechnicalClue4Stat | Yep. Old Pinkerton. They say he helped found Rivet City. Must be some sort of crazy genius. |
| MS08TechnicalClue4Stat | He kind of vanished a long time ago. I don't know where he went, but you might ask around the ship. |
| MS08TechnicalClue4Stat | Normally I don't traffic in unsubstantiated rumor, but... they say old Pinkerton is hiding out somewhere in Rivet City and that he did it. |
| MS08TechnicalClue4Stat | It was old cranky Pinkerton who did it. Over at Rivet City. One day I mean to visit him and chat him up about it. |
| MS08TopicPinkerton | Now there's a name I haven't heard in a while. |
| MS08TopicPinkerton | Never met the man myself, but rumor has it he helped found Rivet City. |
| MS08TopicPinkerton | Some rumors say he died trying to loot the broken bow of the ship. Others say he joined up with the Enclave. |
| MS08TopicPinkerton | You mean genius boy? |
| MS08TopicPinkerton | Yeah, I've heard of him. Supposedly built Rivet City. They probably think he invented bread too. Idiots. |
| MS08TopicPinkerton | Lately he's even been blamed for the noises in the broken ship bow. Anyone with half a brain would know that's just the Mirelurks. |
| MS08TopicPinkerton | Pinkerton, eh? That name takes me way back. Claimed to have cured radiation poisoning. Or was it food poisoning? I don't recall. |
| MS08TopicPinkerton | He was always telling folks that he founded Rivet City. All he did was break off the front of it. Or did he die there? I don't recall. |
| MS08TopicPinkerton | That idiot? He left so long ago, most folk don't even remember him. |
| MS08TopicPinkerton | He claimed to have found a secret stash of technology somewhere in the ship. Then he just disappeared. |
| MS08TopicPinkerton | What a moron. Always going on about how he started Rivet City. Who gives a crap? |
| MS08TopicPinkerton | Right before he disappeared, he was going on about some new fangled contraption he was sure was in the broken bow of the ship. |
| MS08TopicPinkerton | Don't you believe the rumors. His ghost is certainly NOT haunting the bow of the ship. Now, if you'll excuse me. I have work to do. |
| MS08TopicPinkerton | Are those rumors still floating around? Look, I don't have time for swapping ghost stories with you. |
| MS08TopicPinkerton | Pinkerton's a legend. Dead or long gone. Don't care much as I've got real people to take care of. Go bother someone else. |
| MS08ZimmerArgueA | But surely one of you glorified test tube jockeys can assist me? For the most advanced scientific center in the Capital Wasteland, I find your... |
| MS08ZimmerArgueA | Yes, yes, yes... But Doctor Li... |
| MS08ZimmerArgueA | I�m sure the good doctor�s work with water purification is fascinating, but if you only knew what was at stake. The technology in that android... |
| MS08ZimmerArgueA | Ignorance and facetiousness! That�s all you people are good for. Shiny paint job, indeed. You can�t even imagine the Commonwealth's accomplishments. |
| MS08ZimmerArgueA | Fine. But I�m not leaving. Not until I�ve spoken to Doctor Li. I�ll be here when she�s ready to abandon her chemistry set and talk real science. |
| MS08ZimmerArgueB | Look, Doctor Zimmer, we�ve been over this. We don�t know about your runaway robot, and we don�t care. This lab is dedicated to solving real problems. |
| MS08ZimmerArgueB | Doctor Li is trying to save lives, and your constant interruptions are interfering with those efforts. Now please, stand aside! |
| MS08ZimmerArgueB | What�s at stake? You won�t TELL me what�s at stake! Vagaries and secrecy! A robot�s a robot, Zimmer, no matter how shiny the paint job. Now please... |
| MS08ZimmerArgueB | You know, if you�re so smart, maybe you could help US? Hmm? But no, that never even crossed your mind. Go peddle your selfishness somewhere else. |
| MS08ZimmerArgueB | Suit yourself. |
| MS08ZimmerBugScientist1 | Stop what you're doing. I have something important to discuss with you. |
| MS08ZimmerBugScientist1 | Maybe you'll be more helpful than your "colleague" over there. Do you know anything about advanced robotics and artificial intelligence? |
| MS08ZimmerBugScientist1 | Look. I only need a few minutes of your time. Just hear me out. I'll make it worth your while. |
| MS08ZimmerBugScientist1 | About my missing android... |
| MS08ZimmerBugScientist1 | I just need five minutes of your "precious" time. Think you can spare that? |
| MS08ZimmerBugScientist1 | Whatever you're doing, it can wait. This is IMPORTANT! |
| MS08ZimmerBugScientist2 | Do they not use the word "no" in the Commonwealth. It means, "aint going to happen." Your missing robot just isn't a priority right now. |
| MS08ZimmerBugScientist2 | We've ALL already told you we're too busy to help. Now if you please, Mister Zimmer... |
| MS08ZimmerBugScientist2 | NO! |
| MS08ZimmerBugScientist2 | I'm VERY busy. Now, if you'll excuse me? |
| MS08ZimmerBugScientist2 | There's nothing more to discuss. |
| MS08ZimmerBugScientist2 | Your persistence won't change my answer: No. |
| MS08ZimmerBugScientist2 | NO! |
| MS08ZimmerBugScientist2 | This constant harassment is not helping your cause. Back off! |
| MS08ZimmerBugScientist2 | I really must insist that you stop bothering everyone about your missing robot. |
| MS08ZimmerBugScientist2 | Aint. Gonna. Happen. Got it? Now leave me alone! |
| MS08ZimmerBugScientist3 | He's not just a robot! |
| MS08ZimmerBugScientist3 | That's Doctor Zimmer to you! Miss... miss whatever-your-name-is. I'd have thought you barbarians would be more interested in advanced technology. |
| MS08ZimmerBugScientist4 | Fine. Your "android." Whatever you call it, it doesn't change the fact that I'm a very busy woman. Will you please drop it and let me work? |
| MS08ZimmerBugScientist4 | Insulting me won't get you what you want, "DOCTOR" Zimmer. Now, if you'll excuse me? PLEASE! |
| MS08ZimmerBugScientist5 | I came to this leaky boat specifically to solicit your help. I'd hoped you "Project Purity" people would be more accommodating. |
| MS08ZimmerBugScientist5 | Fine. Have it your way. Good luck with your little "project." I can see from the state of things here in the "Wasteland" that you will need it. |
| MS09Bailout | Certainly. |
| MS09Bailout | Sure. |
| MS09Bailout | Okay. |
| MS09BEwersCT01 | Well now, there's no cause for name calling! How rude! |
| MS09BEwersCT01 | I have a pie cooling on the window sill I must attend to. Good day! |
| MS09BEwersCT02 | Well, I must speak to my husband about that. We could bring it up at the next homeowner's association meeting. |
| MS09BEwersCT02 | Ah, I do love the meetings so much. I think I'll bring muffins! |
| MS09BEwersCT03 | Oh, certainly! Close the front gate when you leave and mind my begonia garden... I just planted them. |
| MS09BraileeEwersDoor01 | Oh! Evan! He's such a gentleman. |
| MS09BraileeEwersDoor01 | Please, do come inside. Let me unlock the door for you! |
| MS09BraileeEwersDoor02 | Oh, goodie! I can hardly wait to browse the latest fashions. |
| MS09BraileeEwersDoor02 | Please, do come inside. Let me unlock the door for you! |
| MS09BraileeEwersDoor03 | Oh, alright. Do come back later, though. I'm making cookies! |
| MS09EvanKingEndgame01 | I don't know how you did it, but goddamn am I glad you walked up that ramp and lent us a hand. |
| MS09EvanKingEndgame01 | What about Ian? Did you find him? |
| MS09EvanKingEndgame01 | I know, I talked to Ian and he told me everything you did. |
| MS09EvanKingEndgame01 | I don't know how you did it, but goddamn am I glad you walked up that ramp and lent us a hand. |
| MS09EvanKingEndgame01 | Thanks again, kid. Consider yourself welcome back here anytime you're in this part of the Wastes. |
| MS09EvanKingEndgame02 | I don't know how you did it, but goddamn am I glad you walked up that ramp and lent us a hand. |
| MS09EvanKingEndgame02 | What about Ian? Did you find him? |
| MS09EvanKingEndgame02 | I know, I talked to Ian and he told me everything you did. |
| MS09EvanKingEndgame02 | I don't know how you did it, but goddamn am I glad you walked up that ramp and lent us a hand. |
| MS09EvanKingEndgame02 | Thanks again, kid. Consider yourself welcome back here anytime you're in this part of the Wastes. |
| MS09EvanKingEndgame03 | If I had two caps to rub together, I'd still give them to you. Afraid I'm as poor as a Brahmin herder though. |
| MS09EvanKingEndgame03 | But goddamn am I glad you walked up that ramp and lent us a hand. |
| MS09EvanKingEndgame03 | What about Ian? Did you find him? |
| MS09EvanKingEndgame03 | If I had two caps to rub together, I'd still give them to you. Afraid I'm as poor as a Brahmin herder though. |
| MS09EvanKingEndgame03 | Ian told me everything you did for him. Goddamn am I glad you walked up that ramp and lent us a hand! |
| MS09EvanKingEndgame03 | Thanks again, kid. Consider yourself welcome back here anytime you're in this part of the Wastes. |
| MS09EvanKingEndgame04 | Damn. Well maybe he just made a run for Megaton or something. Hope you can find him one day. |
| MS09EvanKingEndgame04 | Sorry everything didn't work out, but consider yourself welcome back here anytime you're in this part of the Wastes. |
| MS09EvanKingEndgame05 | Damn. That poor kid. |
| MS09EvanKingEndgame05 | Sorry everything didn't work out, but consider yourself welcome back here anytime you're in this part of the Wastes. |
| MS09EvanKingEndgame06 | You're just full of surprises today, aren't you? |
| MS09EvanKingEndgame06 | Thanks again, kid. Consider yourself welcome back here anytime you're in this part of the Wastes. |
| MS09EvanKingIntroCT01 | I thought you were one of the Family. They're some lowlife gangers who've been giving us a hell of a lot of trouble lately. |
| MS09EvanKingIntroCT01 | They're the reason for my itchy trigger finger. |
| MS09EvanKingIntroCT01FamilyFirst | Wait... you aren't one of them but you know about them? What's going on here? |
| MS09EvanKingIntroCT01Letter | That's great, but I got bigger problems than being the town post office right now. |
| MS09EvanKingIntroCT01Letter | The shit's about to hit the fan in this cesspool, and I don't think I can stop them. |
| MS09EvanKingIntroCT02 | Nobody just passes through here. There's nothing to get to by way of this shithole. You've found yourself at a dead-end. |
| MS09EvanKingIntroCT02 | The only bastards that still pass through are the Family. They're some lowlife gangers who've been giving us a hell of a lot of trouble lately. |
| MS09EvanKingIntroCT02 | They're the reason for my itchy trigger finger. |
| MS09EvanKingIntroCT03 | Don't play tough with me. I was shooting my gun when you were still an itch in your daddy's pants! |
| MS09EvanKingIntroCT03 | I thought you were one of the Family. They're some lowlife gangers who've been giving us a hell of a lot of trouble lately. |
| MS09EvanKingIntroCT03 | They're the reason for my itchy trigger finger. |
| MS09EvanKingIntroCT04 | Well at first they'd do typical gang bullshit. You know, break stuff and make lots of noise, but they always kept their distance. |
| MS09EvanKingIntroCT04 | But this last time, they went too far. They killed all of our Brahmin! I mean, that's our lifeblood out here you know! |
| MS09EvanKingIntroCT05 | No way. If they were, you'd be staring at a burned out ghost town. I think the Family are just a bunch of punks. |
| MS09EvanKingIntroCT05 | Well at first they'd do typical gang bullshit. You know, break stuff and make lots of noise, but they always kept their distance. |
| MS09EvanKingIntroCT05 | But this last time, they went too far. They killed all of our Brahmin! I mean, that's our lifeblood out here you know! |
| MS09EvanKingIntroCT06 | That's what I thought at first. |
| MS09EvanKingIntroCT06 | I mean, they'd do typical gang bullshit. You know, break stuff and make lots of noise, but they always kept their distance. |
| MS09EvanKingIntroCT06 | But this last time, they went too far. They killed all of our Brahmin! I mean, that's our lifeblood out here you know! |
| MS09EvanKingIntroCT07 | Yeah sure. I'll just go and take all of them out by myself. What are you, crazy? |
| MS09EvanKingIntroCT07 | As soon as they roll into town, I lock my doors just like everyone else. We could really use some assistance here. |
| MS09EvanKingIntroCT07SC | Sigh. Look... you can call me crazy if you want but there just is something odd about those creeps. |
| MS09EvanKingIntroCT07SC | I mean, they got the guns and they got the muscle. Why don't they just bust down our doors and take us out already? |
| MS09EvanKingIntroCT07SC | We're really in a bad way, and could use some help. |
| MS09EvanKingIntroCT08 | Are you out of your mind? I drop one of them and the rest will use me as a bullet catcher. |
| MS09EvanKingIntroCT08 | As soon as they roll into town, I lock my doors just like everyone else. We could really use some assistance here. |
| MS09EvanKingIntroCT09 | Look, pal. If you think I'm gonna get my ass shot off playing the hero, you're dead wrong. |
| MS09EvanKingIntroCT09 | If I know they're coming, I lock myself inside like everyone else. We're really in a bad way, and could use some help. |
| MS09EvanKingIntroCT10 | I don't want to take my eyes off the ramp here. There's no telling when the Family will return. |
| MS09EvanKingIntroCT10 | Can you do me a favor and check on the other people's houses here? You know, make sure they're doing okay. |
| MS09EvanKingIntroCT10 | Speak with Davis West, Karen Schenzy and Ken Ewers. |
| MS09EvanKingIntroCT11 | Do I look like I just stepped out of Tenpenny Tower? I barely have a pot to piss in. |
| MS09EvanKingIntroCT12 | Fine. That's what I've come to expect from strangers. Always thinking of themselves. |
| MS09EvanKingIntroCT12 | Why don't you just get out of Arefu? I've got a road to watch. |
| MS09EvanKingIntroCT12 | Playing games with me, huh? Fine. I got better things to do. |
| MS09EvanKingMiniIntroFamilyFirstCT01 | At first they just showed up and carried on like a bunch of kids down there by the riverbed, scaring the Brahmin and stuff like that. |
| MS09EvanKingMiniIntroFamilyFirstCT01 | But this last time, they went too far. They charged up the ramp and started banging on our doors trying to get us to open up. |
| MS09EvanKingMiniIntroFamilyFirstCT02 | I'll tell you what's going on... the Family's been bothering our town for weeks. |
| MS09EvanKingMiniIntroFamilyFirstCT02 | At first they just showed up and carried on like a bunch of kids down there by the riverbed, scaring the Brahmin and stuff like that. |
| MS09EvanKingMiniIntroFamilyFirstCT02 | But this last time, they went too far. They charged up the ramp and started banging on our doors trying to get us to open up. |
| MS09EvanKingMiniIntroFamilyFirstCT03 | What the fuck? You liar! |
| MS09FamBriannaCT01 | Well, that is sweet, but Vance would kick my rather gorgeous ass right out of here if I told you how to find Ian. Sorry. |
| MS09FamBriannaCT01Ladykiller | My oh my, that would tempting. If you were that good, maybe I'd pay you! Ha ha ha. |
| MS09FamBriannaCT01Ladykiller | Tell you what, handsome... let me give you the password to Ian's room. Maybe you could talk to him and make him feel better. |
| MS09FamBriannaCT02 | I think this is the best place for him. Out there, he'd be hunted like all of us were. Sorry. |
| MS09FamHollyCT01Scoundrel | Well, I guess so. You seem like a pretty nice guy. |
| MS09FamHollyCT01Scoundrel | Vance will have my butt in a sling if he finds out, but let me give you the password to his room. |
| MS09FamHollyCT02Charisma | Well, I guess so. You seem like a pretty nice guy. |
| MS09FamHollyCT02Charisma | Vance will have my butt in a sling if he finds out, but let me give you the password to his room. |
| MS09FamHollyCT03 | You don't think he's already messed up? Come on. Don't kid yourself. |
| MS09FamHollyCT03 | We pulled him out of that shithole town just in time. |
| MS09FamHollyCT04 | You just don't get it, do you? We are his "real" family, okay? |
| MS09FamJustinCT01 | Yes, I know. He told me. |
| MS09FamJustinCT01 | Surprised? Well, Ian was there when it happened and did nothing to stop it. If you ask yourself why, the answer is obvious. |
| MS09FamJustinCT01 | He belongs with us here. He's one of us. Don't deny him his rightful home. |
| MS09FamJustinCT01ImpartialMed | I'd never thought of it that way. I suppose he should get a chance to talk to someone like you. |
| MS09FamJustinCT01ImpartialMed | Here's the password to his isolation area. Just please don't mention my name to Vance about this. |
| MS09FamJustinCT01SC | I'd never thought of it that way. I suppose he should get a chance to talk to someone like you. |
| MS09FamJustinCT01SC | Here's the password to his isolation area. Just please don't mention my name to Vance about this. |
| MS09FamJustinCT02 | How do you know that? If you've spoken to him like I have, I think you can see he's truly one of us. |
| MS09FamJustinCT02 | Ian confides in me. We share a special bond. I might be the only friend in the world he's got! |
| MS09FamKarlCT01BlackWidow | Now that's more like it! I finally won't have to pay for it anymore. Ha ha ha! |
| MS09FamKarlCT01BlackWidow | Ah hell, here's the password to the pipsqueak's room. Come back and see me after you talk to him... |
| MS09FamKarlCT01Strength | Finally! Someone with some balls around this place! |
| MS09FamKarlCT01Strength | Here's the password to that little pipsqueak's room... why don't you go knock some sense into him? Ha ha ha! |
| MS09FamKarlCT02 | That's me. You don't like it? Tough! |
| MS09FamKarlCT03 | Awwww. I'm sorry. Did I hurt your feelings? Sniff. |
| MS09FamKarlCT03 | Tough shit! This is the real world. You want to know something, find it out your damn self. |
| MS09FamRobertCT01 | Well, go explore somewhere else. This place is off limits to explorers. |
| MS09FamRobertCT02 | Ok, sure. Look, I don't have time for your bullshit. Turn around and go back the way you came. |
| MS09FamRobertCT02 | Otherwise, they'll be scraping you up with a shovel. |
| MS09FamRobertCT02Bribe | Sounds like an interesting problem. |
| MS09FamRobertCT02Bribe | Let me take 100 of those off your hands... you know, to lighten the load. |
| MS09FamRobertCT02Bribe01 | I suggest taking the door around the corner if you want to get where I think you're going. You'll find it unlocked in a moment. |
| MS09FamRobertCT02Bribe01 | If I were you, I'd speak to Vance before you poke around too much. You can usually find him on the mezzanine overlooking the common area. |
| MS09FamRobertCT02Bribe02 | Oh well. Tough luck for you I guess. |
| MS09FamRobertCT02Bribe03 | Then quit wasting my damn time, asshole! |
| MS09FamRobertCT02PerkEntry | Vance said others of our kind would find us! Sorry I was so harsh, but I don't share our leader's ability to feel others of our kind. |
| MS09FamRobertCT02PerkEntry | If I were you, I'd speak to Vance before you poke around too much. You can usually find him on the mezzanine overlooking the common area. |
| MS09FamRobertCT02SC | Alright, alright. I guess you look harmless enough. |
| MS09FamRobertCT02SC | If I were you, I'd speak to Vance before you poke around too much. You can usually find him on the mezzanine overlooking the common area. |
| MS09FamRobertCT03Letter | Oh, the new kid? Yeah, Vance said we should be expecting someone soon. |
| MS09FamRobertCT03Letter | You can head on in, but I would speak to Vance first if I was you. You can find him on the mezzanine overlooking the common area. |
| MS09FinTLBuyStuff | Sure! Take a look around! |
| MS09FinTLContribute | I can only offer my thanks. My people are getting accustomed to using these as a substitute for live prey. |
| MS09FinTLContribute | As compensation for your effort, allow me to at least give you something in return. |
| MS09FinTLContribute | Again, many thanks. Here is your compensation. |
| MS09FinTLHelpMe | Well, all I can do is offer my repair services to you. I'm pretty good with fixing stuff. |
| MS09FinTLHelpMe | That's usually because Brailee breaks everything thinking she's making a cake or something. |
| MS09FinTLHelpMe | Ohhhh! I'm sorry, I'll have to bake another batch. Maybe some other time. |
| MS09FinTLHelpMe | Why, yes. Let me give you one of my old fashioned chocolate chip cookies! Enjoy! |
| MS09FinTLHelpMe | There are a few interesting places around here I've heard about. I don't know if they'll help you or not, but you're welcome to them. |
| MS09FinTLHelpMe | I've been saving up stuff for emergencies in case things with Arefu got tremendously bad. |
| MS09FinTLHelpMe | You're welcome to some of it if you like. |
| MS09FinTLHelpMe | Sorry, the well's run dry. |
| MS09FinTLHowAreThings | I've learned a bit more from Vance and I've been allowed around Meresti. I really think you helped me make the right decision. Thanks! |
| MS09FinTLHowAreThings | Everyone around here is being nice to me despite what happened, so I guess it all turned out well. Thanks! |
| MS09FinTLHowAreThings | It's weird living in my parent's old house with them gone, but I'll make the best of it. |
| MS09FinTLHowAreThings | Everyone around here is being nice to me despite what happened, so I guess it all turned out well. Thanks! |
| MS09FinTLHowAreThings | Things are much better. We all don't have to stay inside our houses and we sleep much better at night. |
| MS09FinTLHowAreThings | It hasn't been this peaceful in Arefu for as long as I can remember. |
| MS09FinTLHowAreThings | The proposal you've brought us from Vance should also ensure our safety. I don't think I'll ever be able to repay you. |
| MS09FinTLHowAreThings | Things are much better. We all don't have to stay inside our houses and we sleep much better at night. |
| MS09FinTLHowAreThings | It hasn't been this peaceful in Arefu for as long as I can remember. |
| MS09FinTLHowAreThings | Very well, actually. Our truce with Arefu is coming to fruition. I've begun teaching my people to live off of the donated bloodpacks. |
| MS09FinTLHowAreThings | The transition has been difficult, but we will manage. |
| MS09FinTLHowAreThings | You've certainly done us a great service, and I can't thank you enough. |
| MS09FinTLHowAreThings | As well as can be expected. I've had a bit of trouble keeping my people away from Arefu, but a deal is a deal and I will adhere to it. |
| MS09FinTLHowAreThings | We stay away from them, they don't send anyone else after us. The perfect stalemate I suppose. |
| MS09FinTLLetter | Oh, thank you for remembering! With everything that's going on, I almost forgot about it. |
| MS09FinTLLetter | You have no idea how much this means to me. Thanks so much! |
| MS09FinTLLetter | She... she really misses being home and she's asked about me in here a lot! |
| MS09FinTLLetter | You have no idea how much this means to me. Thanks so much! |
| MS09FinTLProposal | Interesting. It seems they wish to enter into some kind of agreement. |
| MS09FinTLProposal | I guess it's better than pointing my gun down that ramp all day and hiding inside at night. |
| MS09FinTLProposal | Let Vance know he's got a deal... we'll do it. I'll speak to the others, I'm sure they'll agree with me. |
| MS09FinTLProposal | Excellent! I knew you would serve as an ambassador for us in good faith. |
| MS09FinTLProposal | I will dispatch Alan to Arefu immediately to help serve as their guardian and honor my end of the agreement. |
| MS09FinTLProposal | Your efforts surpass those of the average human. In fact, I feel almost like you are a member of our flock. |
| MS09FinTLProposal | If you ever wish to learn our ways, you have but to ask. |
| MS09FinTLProposal | Excellent! I knew you would serve as an ambassador for us in good faith. |
| MS09FinTLProposal | Your efforts surpass those of the average human. In fact, I feel almost like you are a member of our flock. |
| MS09FinTLProposal | If you ever wish to learn our ways, you have but to ask. |
| MS09FinTLTeachVampire | To be a vampire is a life commitment. It is not achieved by my words, it is something you earn by your own will and sincere meditation. |
| MS09FinTLTeachVampire | Sadly, I cannot fully make you one of us, but I can teach you how the life blood of others brings us regenerative powers. |
| MS09FinTLTeachVampire | Since your body lacks the way to extract blood as we do, you must find alternative sources for your nourishment. |
| MS09FinTLTeachVampire | Drink deep of the blood, allow not a drop to spill. Feel the warmth as it spreads inside you. |
| MS09FinTLTeachVampire | You are becoming one with the life force of another. They lend a part of themselves to you. For a brief moment, you are two entities becoming one. |
| MS09FinTLTeachVampire | Allow the feelings to course through your body as you partake of the blood... feel it empower you and make you stronger. |
| MS09FinTLTeachVampire | Once you have done this deed, only then will you know what it is like to be a vampire. |
| MS09FinTLTeachVampire | There is no more I can teach you. |
| MS09FinTLTeachVampire | Use what little I have given you well, and carry that knowledge with honor. |
| MS09GoodbyeDialog | Please, do what you can to find my brother. |
| MS09GoodbyeDialog | Hey, thanks again for doing this for me, it means a lot. |
| MS09GoodbyeDialog | Remember, my offer still stands. |
| MS09GoodbyeDialog | All right, goodbye. |
| MS09IanWestCombatIntroCT01 | Yeah, I guess I should have known this would happen. |
| MS09IanWestCombatIntroCT02 | Maybe that's because I don't want to be found. |
| MS09IanWestCombatIntroCT02 | I guess I shouldn't be surprised that you're here. I figured Evan King would get someone to track me down sooner or later. |
| MS09IanWestCombatIntroCT03 | I'm not going anywhere. I'm staying right here. |
| MS09IanWestCombatIntroCT03 | I guess I shouldn't be surprised that you're here. I figured Evan King would get someone to track me down sooner or later. |
| MS09IanWestCombatIntroCT04 | He's dead... you killed him? But he was my only chance to understand what the hell is happening to me! |
| MS09IanWestCombatIntroCT05 | Wait. What do you mean? He's dead... you killed him? |
| MS09IanWestCombatIntroCT05 | But he was my only chance to understand what the hell is happening to me! |
| MS09IanWestCombatIntroCT06 | You son-of-a-bitch! You KILLED him and you think it's funny?! |
| MS09IanWestCombatIntroCT06 | He was my only chance to understand what the hell is wrong with me! And you messed it all up! |
| MS09IanWestCombatIntroCT06 | Well you can just GO TO HELL! |
| MS09IanWestCombatIntroCT07SC | Maybe you're right. It was easier to run away with the Family than to face what I did. |
| MS09IanWestCombatIntroCT07SC | Go back to Arefu and tell Evan King that I'm coming home. I have a few things to pack and I want to say my goodbyes to this place... alone. |
| MS09IanWestCombatIntroCT08 | I can never go home. This was always meant to be my home and until something tells me otherwise, this is where I wanna be. |
| MS09IanWestCombatIntroCT08 | Even if I stay alone. Tell Evan King that I'm sorry. |
| MS09IanWestCombatIntroCT09 | Yeah, that's just what I thought you'd end up saying. |
| MS09IanWestCombatIntroCT09 | Get outta here, you murderer. You killed everyone left that I cared about! |
| MS09IanWestCombatIntroCT10Letter | She... she really misses being home and she's asked about me in here a lot! |
| MS09IanWestCombatIntroCT10Letter | I think I had it all wrong. I shouldn't have come here. I bet Lucy is feeling just as bad as me. |
| MS09IanWestCombatIntroCT10Letter | Go back to Arefu and tell Evan King that I'm coming home. I have a few things to pack and I want to say my goodbyes to this place... alone. |
| MS09IanWestHatesMeTrackCT01Letter | She... she really misses being home and she's asked about me in here a lot! |
| MS09IanWestHatesMeTrackCT01Letter | I think I had it all wrong. I shouldn't have come here. I bet Lucy is feeling just as bad as me. |
| MS09IanWestHatesMeTrackCT01Letter | Go back to Arefu and tell Evan King that I'm coming home. I have a few things to pack and I want to say my goodbyes to this place... alone. |
| MS09IanWestHatesMeTrackCT01Letter | She... she really misses being home and she's asked about me in here a lot! |
| MS09IanWestHatesMeTrackCT01Letter | I think I had it all wrong. I shouldn't have come here. I bet Lucy is feeling just as bad as me. |
| MS09IanWestHatesMeTrackCT01Letter | Please, tell Vance I've made my decision. I'm going home to Arefu. I hope to see you there as well. |
| MS09IanWestHatesMeTrackCT02 | Thank you, somehow just hearing you say that helps me a lot. |
| MS09IanWestHatesMeTrackCT02 | Look, all I ever wanted was someone to let me make decisions for myself. For once I've decided that this is where I should be. |
| MS09IanWestHatesMeTrackCT02 | I've done something terrible and I need to deal with it. Until I'm ready to face it, I'm staying here in Meresti. Even if I have to stay alone. |
| MS09IanWestHatesMeTrackCT03 | Unless you can prove to me there's a good reason to leave, I'm staying right here in Meresti. Even alone if I have to. |
| MS09IanWestHatesMeTrackCT04 | Yeah... that's what I thought. |
| MS09IanWestIntroCT01 | I guess I shouldn't be surprised. I'm sure Evan King is pretty pissed right about now. |
| MS09IanWestIntroCT01 | I bet he has the entire town out looking for me. He's worse than my parents. |
| MS09IanWestIntroCT02 | Well, maybe that's because I don't want to be found. |
| MS09IanWestIntroCT02 | Why the heck are you looking for me anyway? |
| MS09IanWestIntroCT03 | Whatever. |
| MS09IanWestIntroCT04 | You think I don't know that? You think I don't know what I did?! |
| MS09IanWestIntroCT05 | Home? I don't have a home anymore. I made sure of that, didn't I? |
| MS09IanWestIntroCT06 | Why can't everyone just leave me alone and let me make my own decisions? I can't stand this anymore! |
| MS09IanWestIntroCT06 | I don't even know who I am anymore or where I belong. My real family is gone because of me and Vance is all I have now! |
| MS09IanWestIntroCT07 | I killed them! My own parents! |
| MS09IanWestIntroCT07 | It was the fucking hunger. That thing that's haunted me my entire life! |
| MS09IanWestIntroCT07 | You must think I'm some sort of monster. |
| MS09IanWestIntroCT07a | Then you must think I'm some kind of a monster. |
| MS09IanWestIntroCT08 | Of course it matters! The past is what's keeping me up at night. |
| MS09IanWestIntroCT08 | That night is like a bad dream... I can see parts of it but I don't remember what happened. |
| MS09IanWestIntroCT08 | It was the fucking hunger. That thing that's haunted me my entire life! |
| MS09IanWestIntroCT09 | Don't you understand me? I killed them, okay?! My mother and father are dead because of me! |
| MS09IanWestIntroCT09 | It was the fucking hunger. That thing that's haunted me my entire life! |
| MS09IanWestIntroCT10 | There's something inside me... something completely messed up! |
| MS09IanWestIntroCT10 | I'm a mutant; a freak! The only person I was ever able to talk to was my sister Lucy, and she's gone. |
| MS09IanWestIntroCT10 | No one gives a shit about me except Vance and the Family. Can't you understand that? |
| MS09IanWestIntroCT10 | There's something inside me... something completely messed up! |
| MS09IanWestIntroCT10 | I'm a mutant, a fucking freak! The only person I was ever able to talk to was my sister Lucy, and she's gone. |
| MS09IanWestIntroCT10 | No one gives a shit about me except Vance and the Family. Can't you understand that? |
| MS09IanWestIntroCT11 | Hmph. Just like Vance said. Humans will never understand us; just sit on their high horse and ridicule us. |
| MS09IanWestIntroCT11 | Well fine. You can judge us any way you see fit, but one thing's certain... I'm not leaving. |
| MS09IanWestIntroCT11 | Now get the hell out of my room. |
| MS09IanWestIntroCT12 | Help? How can you help? There's something inside me... something completely messed up! |
| MS09IanWestIntroCT12 | I'm a mutant, a fucking freak! The only person I was ever able to talk to was my sister Lucy, and she's gone. |
| MS09IanWestIntroCT12 | No one gives a shit about me except Vance and the Family. Can't you understand that? |
| MS09IanWestIntroCT12 | Help? How can you help? There's something inside me... something completely messed up! |
| MS09IanWestIntroCT12 | I'm a mutant, a fucking freak! The only person I was ever able to talk to was my sister Lucy, and she's gone. |
| MS09IanWestIntroCT12 | No one gives a shit about me except Vance and the Family. Can't you understand that? |
| MS09IanWestIntroCT13 | Thank you for understanding. This place is all I've got, and I don't wanna lose it. |
| MS09IanWestIntroCT13 | Would you speak to Vance for me? I still need some time alone before I'm ready to talk to anyone else. |
| MS09IanWestIntroCT14 | Vance said it's not murder! Hell, we kill Brahmin every day just because we need to eat. Why is THAT okay? |
| MS09IanWestIntroCT14 | Vance was right, you humans will never understand what we're all about. |
| MS09IanWestIntroCT14 | This whole conversation is a waste of time. Get the fuck out of my room! |
| MS09IanWestIntroCT15 | She does? If she cared so much, why did she leave when she did? |
| MS09IanWestIntroCT15 | My parents would have never understood... they would have called me a freak and kicked me out. |
| MS09IanWestIntroCT15 | No, I'm sorry. Vance and the Family are the only ones that could possibly understand what I'm going through. |
| MS09IanWestIntroCT16Letter | She... she really misses being home and she's asked about me in here a lot! |
| MS09IanWestIntroCT16Letter | I think I had it all wrong. I shouldn't have come here. I bet Lucy is feeling just as bad as me. |
| MS09IanWestIntroCT16Letter | Please, tell Vance I've made my decision. I'm going home to Arefu. I hope to see you there as well. |
| MS09IanWestIntroCT16Letter | I'm just gonna gather my stuff together and say my goodbyes then I'll head on back. |
| MS09IanWestIntroCT17SC | You know, for a second there you sounded just like Vance. And you're right. |
| MS09IanWestIntroCT17SC | I don't know what I'm running away from, but given time maybe things can go back to the way they used to be. |
| MS09IanWestIntroCT17SC | Please, tell Vance I've made my decision. I'm going home to Arefu. I hope to see you there as well. |
| MS09IanWestIntroCT17SC | I'm just gonna gather my stuff together and say my goodbyes then I'll head on back. |
| MS09IanWestxCombatIntroCT01 | ..Ian. My name's Ian West. Who are you? |
| MS09IanWestxCombatIntroCT01 | Wait a second. I heard fighting. You're here to kill me aren't you? |
| MS09IanWestxCombatIntroCT02 | No... not at all. My name's Ian West. |
| MS09IanWestxCombatIntroCT02 | Wait a second. I heard fighting. You're here to kill me aren't you? |
| MS09IanWestxCombatIntroCT02a | My name's Ian West. And who the hell are YOU supposed to be? |
| MS09IanWestxCombatIntroCT02a | Wait a second. I heard fighting. You're here to kill me aren't you? |
| MS09IanWestxCombatIntroCT04 | How the hell do you expect me to calm down? I can't believe this is happening again! All the people I care about always leave! |
| MS09IanWestxCombatIntroCT04 | Evan King probably sent you to look for me, didn't he? Well you can tell him I'll never set foot in Arefu again. NEVER! |
| MS09IanWestxCombatIntroCT04 | After what I did, he's the one that probably wants me dead. |
| MS09IanWestxCombatIntroCT05 | Evan King probably sent you to look for me, didn't he!? Well you can tell him I'll never set foot in Arefu again. NEVER! |
| MS09IanWestxCombatIntroCT05 | After what I did, he's the one that probably wants me dead. |
| MS09IanWestxCombatIntroCT06 | I can't believe this is happening again! All the people I care about always leave me! |
| MS09IanWestxCombatIntroCT06 | Evan King probably sent you to look for me, didn't he!? Well you can tell him I'll never set foot in Arefu again. NEVER! |
| MS09IanWestxCombatIntroCT06 | After what I did, he's the one that probably wants me dead. |
| MS09KarenSchenzyDoor01 | Oh he did? Well it's about damn time he did something! |
| MS09KarenSchenzyDoor01 | Come on in, I'll unlock the door. |
| MS09KarenSchenzyDoor02 | There's no way I'm letting you wackos in here! |
| MS09KarenSchenzyDoor03 | Great, thanks for scaring the shit out of me. |
| MS09KEwersCT01 | Look, "pal,", there is no way you're going to get to me or my wife so just back on out of here! |
| MS09KEwersCT02 | Yeah right, and the second I drop my guard you pounce. No thanks. |
| MS09KEwersCT02 | Look, speak your piece then leave. |
| MS09KEwersCT02b | Maybe it's because my wife has gone mental. No wait, I think it's because some lunatics are trying to kill us. |
| MS09KEwersCT02b | Other than that, no reason. |
| MS09KEwersCT02c | Oh for the love of... |
| MS09KEwersCT02c | Look, she's dumber than a bag of hammers, okay? If you want to talk to anyone, you need to talk to me. |
| MS09KEwersCT02c | So what the fuck do you want? |
| MS09KEwersCT03 | Do you understand English? I said get out! |
| MS09KEwersCT04 | All I care about are two things. My life and my wife's life. Beyond that, I don't give two shits. |
| MS09KEwersCT04 | If you need something, speak your piece and go. |
| MS09LucyWestFindIan01 | You must find him! Please! He's all I have left in this world now. |
| MS09LucyWestFindIan01 | I just gotta know if he's alive or dead. It can't just end this way! |
| MS09LucyWestFindIan02 | Then maybe he's still alive! |
| MS09LucyWestFindIan02 | You must find him! Please! He's all I have left in this world now. |
| MS09LucyWestFindIan02 | I just gotta know if he's alive or dead. It can't just end this way! |
| MS09LucyWestFindIan03 | No! I refuse to believe that! |
| MS09LucyWestFindIan03 | You must find him! Please! He's all I have left in this world now. |
| MS09LucyWestFindIan03 | I just gotta know if he's alive or dead. It can't just end this way! |
| MS09LucyWestFindIan04 | I'm sorry. You don't even know me, and you've already helped this much. |
| MS09LucyWestFindIan04 | I'm not stupid, I know he's probably dead. I just need to know for sure. |
| MS09LucyWestFindIan05 | Fine. Be an asshole. I don't care. |
| MS09LucyWestFindIan05 | If you find Ian, and you have a change of heart, come back here and tell me. If not, fine! Screw you! |
| MS09LucyWestFindIan06Scoundrel | Fine. Fine. Here, this is all I have left to feed myself, you selfish asshole! |
| MS09LucyWestFindIan06Scoundrel | I don't care anymore. I just want to know where my brother is. |
| MS09LucyWestFindIan06Scoundrel | That's all I have in the world I told you! |
| MS09LucyWestIanIsAlive01 | Thank goodness! You have no idea how worried I was... I haven't even slept well since you left. |
| MS09LucyWestIanIsAlive01 | Thanks for bringing me the news, you've really cheered me up! |
| MS09LucyWestIanIsAlive02 | I... I don't know what to say. I... can't believe this is happening to me. My entire family... gone. I... |
| MS09LucyWestIanIsAlive02 | Please, just go. Don't say anything, don't look back. Just go. |
| MS09LucyWestIanIsAlive03 | What? Those gangers? I knew if he got mixed up with the wrong crowd this could happen! Why didn't I do anything to stop him? |
| MS09LucyWestIanIsAlive03 | I... I don't know what to say. I... can't believe this is happening to me. My entire family... gone. I... |
| MS09LucyWestIanIsAlive03 | Please, just go. Don't say anything, don't look back. Just go. |
| MS09LucyWestIntroCT01 | I hope by "something to do" you mean a job, otherwise you want to talk with Nova. |
| MS09LucyWestIntroCT01 | I'm looking for someone to make a delivery. Interested? |
| MS09LucyWestIntroCT02 | Hmph. Well, that's the attitude I've come to know from most of the people around this town. Folks like to keep to themselves. |
| MS09LucyWestIntroCT02 | I don't want your life story, I just want a little bit of a favor. Think you're up to it? |
| MS09LucyWestIntroCT03 | I do. I'm looking for someone to make a delivery. Interested? |
| MS09LucyWestIntroCT04 | Great! I'd like you to deliver this message to my family in the Arefu Settlement. I haven't heard from them in months and I'm worried. |
| MS09LucyWestIntroCT04 | As soon as you get there, talk to Davis West. He'll be glad to pay you for the trip. |
| MS09LucyWestIntroCT05 | Alright. Let me know if you change your mind. |
| MS09LucyWestIntroCT06 | Actually, I don't have any caps with me. I used everything I had buying a shack in this town. |
| MS09LucyWestIntroCT06 | But if you'd be nice enough to help me, I bet my father would pay you something for all the trip. What do you say? |
| MS09LucyWestIntroCT07 | Hey, you're pretty smart for a Wastelander! |
| MS09LucyWestIntroCT07 | I need you to deliver a message to my family. They live in a small settlement northwest of here. If you bring it, I'm sure my dad will pay you. |
| MS09LucyWestIntroCT07 | I'll tell you more if you agree. Please, I could really use your help. |
| MS09MerestiRandom01 | Yes, Vance. What is it? |
| MS09MerestiRandom01 | Okay I guess. The new guy's taking up most of my time, but I think he'll come around. He's been through some serious shit. |
| MS09MerestiRandom01 | Yes, my love? |
| MS09MerestiRandom01 | Look, I'm going to give you a bit of friendly advice. Stop ignoring the rules and making Vance angry. He almost kicked you out of here. |
| MS09MerestiRandom01 | Better I suppose. I think Vance is finally calming down after Karl apologized for all that trouble he caused. |
| MS09MerestiRandom01 | Talk to me? W-what did I do? |
| MS09MerestiRandom01 | Great, actually! I finished my first round of studies and Vance said that I was doing great. I think I'm finally beginning to get the hang of it! |
| MS09MerestiRandom01 | Yeah, yeah. What is it now? |
| MS09MerestiRandom01 | Crappy as usual. No one's been by here in ages to buy anything and Vance is crawlin' up my ass cause of that mess in Arefu. |
| MS09MerestiRandom01 | Of course. |
| MS09MerestiRandom01 | Oh, just dandy! I think the new guy is so darn cute. Never had someone so young before in this place. |
| MS09MerestiResponsestoFamily | Cool! I knew you'd get the hang of it. Good job, Alan! |
| MS09MerestiResponsestoFamily | Brianna, I'd leave him alone for a while before, well... you know. |
| MS09MerestiResponsestoFamily | Good, I'd hate to have Vance angry when he's inducting someone into the Family. |
| MS09MerestiResponsestoFamily | Well, you did kind of screw up. I mean, you didn't need to go and do all that stuff. He just wanted you to make them nervous. |
| MS09MerestiResponsestoFamily | Hey, with Vance teaching him personally he's bound to figure it all out soon enough. I wouldn't worry about it really. |
| MS09MerestiResponsestoFamily | Yeah, I guess. Hey, I really enjoyed last night by the way. Thanks for the company. |
| MS09MerestiResponsestoFamily | It's about time. Karl's gonna get us in trouble at this rate. I hope he learns to calm down a little bit. |
| MS09MerestiResponsestoFamily | It's your fault in the first place. You didn't have go wild like that. |
| MS09MerestiResponsestoFamily | Ha! I told you! In bed you were mumbling about how you think Vance is all disappointed with your progress. I knew he wasn't. |
| MS09MerestiResponsestoFamily | Yeah and I bet he was taking it out on you. Not getting any really for a while can drive you crazy. |
| MS09MerestiResponsestoFamily | Well, I just may have to do something special for Mr. Gloomy to cheer him up. |
| MS09MerestiResponsestoFamily | Oh, I like it when you talk dirty like that, old man. He he he. |
| MS09MerestiResponsestoFamily | Yep. We're both extremely proud of you. You've come such a long way in a short amount of time. |
| MS09MerestiResponsestoFamily | Yes, he is rather handsome. However, I think you may want to exercise a little bit of restraint. His situation is rather delicate. |
| MS09MerestiResponsestoFamily | That's good news. Vance and I are very worried about him. Thanks for taking him under your wing as well, Justin. We appreciate it. |
| MS09MerestiResponsestoFamily | Look, I'm going to give you a bit of friendly advice. Stop ignoring the rules and making Vance angry. He almost kicked you out of here. |
| MS09MerestiResponsestoFamily | Whoopee! Let's throw a party cause little Alan learned to stop acting like a goddamn animal! Hurray! |
| MS09MerestiResponsestoFamily | Cool your jets, sweet cheeks. You're jumpin' from bed to bed faster than a Radroach on a hotplate. |
| MS09MerestiResponsestoFamily | Yeah, yeah... your husband is already reading me the riot act. No need to get your panties in a bunch. |
| MS09MerestiResponsestoFamily | Stop wasting your time on that crybaby. You wanna make friends, go talk to Brianna. She'll take care of you. |
| MS09MerestiResponsestoVance | Yeah, I've heard this song and dance before. What good is it if we can't really kick those humans where it hurts? |
| MS09MerestiResponsestoVance | I don't think so. He still seems pretty out of it, but considering what happened... |
| MS09MerestiResponsestoVance | Oh come now, Vance. You are doing what's best for these people. If it wasn't for you, they'd be living in the Wastes... or dead. |
| MS09MerestiResponsestoVance | Awww... then how am I supposed to keep morale up around this dingy place? |
| MS09MerestiResponsestoVance | Oh! Thank you, Vance. I mean... it's me that should be thanking you. I dunno what I would have done without the Family. |
| MS09MerestiVanceChatter | I will make this as clear as possible, Karl. Never again. You disobey my laws once more and you will be out of Meresti for good! |
| MS09MerestiVanceChatter | How is our newest member? Is he finding his meditation time enlightening? |
| MS09MerestiVanceChatter | I wonder if the Family will really work. Sometimes with all the troubles we have, it seems impossible to hold it together. |
| MS09MerestiVanceChatter | I think you need to ease up with your flirting. It is becoming very distracting to the men as they adapt to things down here. |
| MS09MerestiVanceChatter | I just wanted to tell you I feel you have progressed quite well in adopting our laws. You should be proud. |
| MS09MerestiVanceChatterReply | That is not how the Family operates, and you know it! Now do not test my patience on this subject. |
| MS09MerestiVanceChatterReply | Understandable. Give him time, Justin. Change is a very difficult thing to adapt to. |
| MS09MerestiVanceChatterReply | Implying that you wish to sleep with everyone here is not what I call boosting morale. Now, please. Keep it to one at a time. |
| MS09MerestiVanceChatterReply | You always have a knack for making me feel better. |
| MS09MerestiVanceChatterReply | No need to thank me, Alan. You have achieved this level of enlightenment all on your own, I was merely a guide. |
| MS09TLArefuTopic | Sure, be glad to since you're doing me a big favor and all. |
| MS09TLArefuTopic01 | Arefu is northwest of Megaton on an old overpass over the Potomac. If you follow what's left of the river, you can't miss it. |
| MS09TLArefuTopic02 | No... not really. Maybe my letters just aren't arriving. Whatever you can do to get it there would sure be appreciated. |
| MS09TLArefuTopic03 | Well, let's see. There's Evan King... he's like the sheriff of the town or whatever. |
| MS09TLArefuTopic03 | Then there's my family, the Ewer Family and a lady who lives alone named Karen Schenzy. |
| MS09TLArefuTopic04 | What, apart from the Wasteland critters, Slaver raiding parties, Raider hit squads and occasional landmine? No, it's completely safe. |
| MS09TLArefuTopic04 | If this was easy, I'd go myself you know. |
| MS09TLBuyStuff | If your caps are good, you can buy whatever you like. Beats standing there drooling all over the merchandise. |
| MS09TLBuyStuff | Come back and see me when I'm mindin' the store. You better bring caps... there's no handouts to be had around here! |
| MS09TLCheckonYou | We're great. Just peachy. I love sitting in my house with my thumb up my ass. |
| MS09TLCheckonYou | Tell Mr. King that sitting here all day isn't going to make us any safer. We need to take action! |
| MS09TLCheckonYou | Oh! He's such a dear! I must remember to make more of those preserves he loves so much. |
| MS09TLCheckonYou | Scared out of my mind. I'm glad he's checking on us, but until someone nips the problem in the bud, we may as well stay inside forever. |
| MS09TLEvanKingTopic | He's a spineless wimp. His best solution to the Family is to stay inside our homes and hide. What does that tell them? |
| MS09TLEvanKingTopic | It tells them that we can be pushed around whenever they want. I'm sick of it, and I'm sick of King. |
| MS09TLEvanKingTopic | Well, he's town mayor or sheriff or whatever he calls himself. He calls all the shots. |
| MS09TLEvanKingTopic | When he says to get the heck indoors and stay put, we do that. |
| MS09TLHaveMessage | I can't take that. You're just going to have to bring it back to Lucy or to Ian if you can find him. |
| MS09TLHaveMessage | I can't take that. You're just going to have to bring it to the Wests yourself. |
| MS09TLLaws | Indeed? Tell me what you've learned from the Laws. What do you think we are? |
| MS09TLLaws | We are the remnants of society, cast aside like the picked bones of a hunter's feast. |
| MS09TLLaws | Men of science would call us cannibals, eaters of human flesh. Society labels us as monsters, demons and the unclean. |
| MS09TLLaws | I've brought my flock here to shelter under the sun-baked sand of the Wasteland to keep them safe and teach them my ways. |
| MS09TLLaws | No, I can see it in your eyes. You do not yet possess that spark of realization. Continue speaking to my people. |
| MS09TLLaws | Each of us is required to speak one of the Laws when we hold our ceremonies. I say the First Law. |
| MS09TLLaws | "Feast not on the flesh; consume only the blood. This is our strength." |
| MS09TLLaws | When we all gather in the common area, Vance gives his speeches and then we each have like a Law to say. |
| MS09TLLaws | Mine is "Bear not the child; welcome only the exile. This is our fate." Kinda cool, huh? |
| MS09TLLaws | Oh wait... Vance told me I was supposed to say something special when asked that... from his teachings. |
| MS09TLLaws | Oh, right! The Third Law is "Feed not for pleasure; partake only to nourish. This is our dignity." Whew... almost forgot it again. |
| MS09TLLaws | When Vance stands on that balcony and starts mouthing off like some kind of preacher, it makes me wanna puke. |
| MS09TLLaws | But if I wanna keep this place stocked I gotta have his permission, so I learned his Fifth Law. |
| MS09TLLaws | "Kill not our kindred; slay only the enemy. This is our justice." Pretty silly if you ask me. |
| MS09TLLaws | Well, usually everyone has a rule or something they have to yell out at our gang meetings. |
| MS09TLLaws | Since I guard the door all the time, I don't have to do that. I mean, they're good laws and all, but it feels stupid yelling that stuff out loud. |
| MS09TLLaws | Well, Vance makes each of us remember a rule, and when we all gather in the common area, we have to say it out loud. Kinda weird. |
| MS09TLLaws | So, my Law is the fourth one. "Seek not the sun's light; embrace only the shadows. This is our refuge." |
| MS09TLLetterDelivery | Oh, thank you for remembering! |
| MS09TLLetterDelivery | I have to admit that I wasn't sure I'd ever see you again. I'm glad I was wrong. |
| MS09TLLookingforIanWest | I haven't seen any of the Wests since we were told to head indoors. |
| MS09TLLookingforIanWest | Nope. Everyone stays inside, except Evan King of course. |
| MS09TLLookingforIanWest | If I recall he and the boys are probably at the lake fishing. Those rapscallions! There's no telling what monkeyshines they'll get into next! |
| MS09TLLookingforIanWest | I had always assumed if a human happened upon our home, it would be for the purpose of our extermination. |
| MS09TLLookingforIanWest | It appears my fears were ill-placed. It is a pleasant surprise to meet someone as amenable as yourself. |
| MS09TLLookingforIanWest | Very well. I will allow you to speak to Ian. Perhaps you can help him come to grips with his greatest enemy. Himself. |
| MS09TLLookingforIanWest | I believe I was very clear when I said you are not welcome to see him. |
| MS09TLLookingforIanWest | Ah yes, my newest charge. What would you want with him? |
| MS09TLLookingforIanWest | I'm afraid Vance has him in isolation and there is no way I'm going to override Vance's orders. |
| MS09TLLookingforIanWest | He's a good kid. I think Vance will set him along the correct path soon... like he did for all of us. |
| MS09TLLookingforIanWest | Like I said, he's in isolation. It's his time to meditate and reflect. |
| MS09TLLookingforIanWest | Vance has him in meditation right now. No one's supposed to be in there. |
| MS09TLLookingforIanWest | Poor kid... he looks like he could use another friend. |
| MS09TLLookingforIanWest | Nope. Like I told ya, Vance has him in meditation right now. No one's supposed to be in there. |
| MS09TLLookingforIanWest | I don't have any authority here. I'm pretty new myself. |
| MS09TLLookingforIanWest | Justin's been trying to talk to Ian; make him feel better. Maybe you should speak to him. |
| MS09TLLookingforIanWest | Do I look like a fucking babysitter? I don't know where he is. Even if I did, I wouldn't tell you anyway. |
| MS09TLLookingforIanWest | Ian, Ian, Ian! Is that all you've got to say? Sheesh. |
| MS09TLLookingforIanWest | Ian? What do you want from him? |
| MS09TLLookingforIanWest | No, just that Vance said he isn't to be disturbed while he's in meditation. |
| MS09TLLucyWestParentsDead | Oh my goodness? What is it? |
| MS09TLLucyWestParentsDead | Wh-what? No! Oh my God! I should never have left. I knew it... now they're all dead! |
| MS09TLLucyWestParentsDead | Wait a second... What about my brother? |
| MS09TLLucyWestParentsDead | Wh-what? No! Oh my God! I should never have left. I knew it... now they're all dead! |
| MS09TLLucyWestParentsDead | Wait a second... What about my brother? |
| MS09TLTrainyard | Well, yeah actually. Meresti Trainyard almost due east of here. |
| MS09TLWestsBite | What!? The Family must be a pack of cannibals! |
| MS09TLWestsBite | Oh, this is all I needed right now. What am I going to do? They'll keep coming back until all of us are dead if they think we're food. |
| MS09TLWestsBite | Bite marks on their necks? That's the strangest thing I've ever heard. The Family must have attack dogs with them or something. |
| MS09TLWestsBite | Oh, this is all I needed right now. What am I going to do? They'll keep coming back until all of us are dead! |
| MS09TLWestsDead | Thanks kid. You're all right. |
| MS09TLWestsDead | The Family must have gotten to them in the last attack! Sons of bitches! |
| MS09TLWestsDead | Damn it! If only we had more men, we could stand up to them. I'm sick of them terrorizing this town. |
| MS09TLWestsDead | Wait a minute... when you searched the West's place, did you find their son Ian's body? |
| MS09TLWestsDead | Wait a minute... when you searched the West's place, did you find their son Ian's body? |
| MS09TLWestsDead | The Family must have gotten to them in the last attack! Sons of bitches! |
| MS09TLWestsDead | Damn it! If only we had more men, we could stand up to them. I'm sick of them terrorizing this town. |
| MS09TLWestsDead | Check the rest of the town. Make sure I'm not the only one left. |
| MS09TLWestsDead | What?! Oh my God! |
| MS09TLWestsDead | King has to do something about this now! Tell him to get off his ass and hunt those bastards down! |
| MS09TLWestsDead | Son of a bitch! I knew the Family were going to cross the line. It was only a matter of time. |
| MS09TLWestsDead | Maybe it's time I cut my losses and ran, but it just isn't fair. I made my home here, why should I have to leave? |
| MS09TLWestsDead | Dead tired I bet from the square dance in the barn last night! What a time we had! |
| MS09TLWestsDeadCT01 | This has to be the work of the Family! I've caught that weirdo leader of theirs talking to Ian down by the river. |
| MS09TLWestsDeadCT01 | Look, I know I've asked a lot from you already, but you have to find that kid... he deserves better than all this. |
| MS09TLWestsDeadCT02 | What am I gonna do? The Wests' lives were my responsibility and look what happened! |
| MS09TLWestsDeadCT02 | This has to be the work of the Family! I've caught weirdo leader of theirs talking to Ian down by the river. |
| MS09TLWestsDeadCT02 | Look, I know I've asked a lot from you already, but you have to find that kid... he deserves better than all this. |
| MS09TLWestsDeadCT03 | Sorry... sorry. I just don't know what to do. The West's lives were my responsibility and look what happened! |
| MS09TLWestsDeadCT03 | This has to be the work of the Family! I've caught weirdo leader of theirs talking to Ian down by the river. |
| MS09TLWestsDeadCT03 | Look, I know I've asked a lot from you already, but you have to find that kid... he deserves better than all this. |
| MS09TLWhatisMeresti | This place is my place of business. If you wanna buy something, then buy. If you wanna flap your lips, take a hike. |
| MS09TLWhatisMeresti | Well, Vance told me that this place was called Meresti. It was named after some town way across the ocean in a place called Romania. |
| MS09TLWhatisMeresti | This is Meresti, the home of the Family. It's the only safe place for these poor people. |
| MS09TLWhatisMeresti | It's the last place I ever expected to end up. |
| MS09TLWhatisMeresti | I mean look at this place... it's so dark and dingy. What this place needs is a lady's touch. |
| MS09TLWhatisMeresti | But don't tell Vance that I said that. |
| MS09TLWhatisMeresti | Right now I call this place home. The only home that's ever let me stay with my... problems. |
| MS09TLWhatisMeresti | This lovely hole in the ground is Meresti, the headquarters of the Family. |
| MS09TLWhatisMeresti | You are standing inside Meresti, the home of the Family. This is our sanctuary from the outside world. |
| MS09TLWhatisMeresti | It is a refuge for those society labels as outcasts. |
| MS09TLWhereFamily | Yeah, supposed to be some kinda gang or something. Big deal. They wouldn't dare come around Paradise Falls. |
| MS09TLWhereIsEveryone | There used to be more families living here. Most of them have dismantled their shacks and moved on to greener pastures. |
| MS09TLWhereIsEveryone | Those that are still living here are keeping themselves indoors thanks to the Family. |
| MS09TLWhereIsEveryone | We're scared shitless. Evan King's got everyone so worked up about the Family, no one wants to set foot outside. |
| MS09TLWhereIsEveryone | That asshole runs the show, but does he really do anything about our problem? No. |
| MS09TLWhereIsEveryone | Everyone is keeping themselves safe from the Family. If I was you, I'd do the same. |
| MS09TLWhereIsEveryone | You want to know more, talk to Evan King. |
| MS09TLWhereIsEveryone | Oh my, I don't know. Mrs. West is probably whipping up a batch of her famous cookies and all the kids are playing in the yards. |
| MS09TLWhereIsEveryone | It's so nice outside, the grass looks lovely this time of year. |
| MS09TLWhoAreFamily | I think they live somewhere east or northeast of here. Problem is, they always travel in the dark so I can't see exactly where they go. |
| MS09TLWhoAreFamily | There's all kinds of places they could be hiding like Hamilton's Hideaway, the old Moonbeam Cinema or Northwest Seneca Metro Station. |
| MS09TLWhoAreFamily | All they do is terrorize us. They taunt us to open our doors, throw bottles at our houses and scream at us. |
| MS09TLWhoAreFamily | If I knew King had my back, I'd step outside and show them just how I feel about their visits... especially after this last attack. |
| MS09TLWhoAreFamily | They're lowlife scum who decided to use Arefu as their own personal amusement park. Oh, they're a fun bunch. |
| MS09TLWhoAreFamily | I'd take a shot at them if I could but judging from what they did to the Brahmin, I wouldn't live long to tell about it. |
| MS09TLWhoAreFamily | The Family has become our moniker because that is exactly what we are... related by blood. |
| MS09TLWhoAreFamily | Even if all of us look different on the outside, we all had the same vice infesting our insides. |
| MS09TLWhoAreFamily | But now, through my teachings, these subjugated people have come together and formed a bond stronger than mere friendship. |
| MS09TLWhoAreFamily | We are a badass gang and we don't take shit from nobody. |
| MS09TLWhoAreFamily | We also don't like nosy assholes who creep around asking too many stupid questions. |
| MS09TLWhoAreFamily | We're the last people you want to mess with... that's for damn sure. |
| MS09TLWhoAreFamily | It's a great way to get back at those assholes out there who think we're losers. |
| MS09TLWhoAreFamily | If it wasn't for Vance, I'd still be getting the crap beat out of me by those guards in Rivet City. |
| MS09TLWhoAreFamily | My husband started this group not long ago. He was trying to save them from a life of hardship and ridicule. |
| MS09TLWhoAreFamily | They come from all over the Wasteland now to find us and become part of the Family. |
| MS09TLWhoAreFamily | How about just the coolest gang this side of the U.S.? |
| MS09TLWhoAreFamily | As long as we listen to Vance's rules and listen to his stuff, he lets us do pretty much whatever we want. |
| MS09TLWhoAreFamily | Well, anyone that Vance takes in because of their special problems can be part of the Family. |
| MS09VanceArefuProposal01 | Agreed. Please, take this proposal to Arefu. Speak with them and then return to me with their decision. |
| MS09VanceArefuProposal01 | I thank you for showing me that your kind can be trusted after all. It is a lesson I will not forget. |
| MS09VanceArefuProposal01 | Now, what of young Ian? Tell me his decision. |
| MS09VanceArefuProposal02 | Agreed. Please, take this proposal to Arefu. Speak with them and then return to me with their decision. |
| MS09VanceArefuProposal02 | I thank you for showing me that your kind can be trusted after all. It is a lesson I will not forget. |
| MS09VanceArefuProposal02 | Now, what of young Ian? Tell me his decision. |
| MS09VanceArefuProposal03 | Although I appreciate what you are trying to do, please realize that we have no money or goods to speak of. |
| MS09VanceArefuProposal03 | What little money Karl makes with his shop goes to buying weapons and ammunition to protect ourselves. |
| MS09VanceArefuProposal03 | I am very sorry, but perhaps you can make a better offer? |
| MS09VanceEndgameCT01IanGoes | It saddens me to lose one of my flock, but I believe everyone has to follow their own path. |
| MS09VanceEndgameCT01IanGoes | All I was attempting to do was guide him. Now it seems that responsibility has fallen upon you. I hope you will be more successful. |
| MS09VanceEndgameCT01IanGoes | Please, I want you to take this. Consider it as an apology to you for all the hardships you had to endure finding this place. |
| MS09VanceEndgameCT01IanGoes | Goodbye, human. Our time together has been rather... educational. |
| MS09VanceEndgameCT01IanStays | When you first arrived I was suspicious of your intentions. I can see now it was an error in judgement. |
| MS09VanceEndgameCT01IanStays | I can assure you Ian will be well cared for and safe with the Family. |
| MS09VanceEndgameCT01IanStays | Please, I want you to take this. Consider it as an apology to you for all the hardships you had to endure finding this place. |
| MS09VanceEndgameCT01IanStays | Goodbye, human. Our time together has been rather... educational. |
| MS09VanceEndgameCT02 | As long as you maintain this level of civility, please proceed. |
| MS09VanceEndgameCT03 | You wish to arrive at some sort of a bargain? |
| MS09VanceEndgameCT04 | My fine friend, that poor soul has been wrestling with the same question every new member of the Family asks himself when they arrive. |
| MS09VanceEndgameCT04 | Do I belong here, or should I depart? |
| MS09VanceEndgameCT04 | All I ask is that they spend the time to reflect before deciding in solitude. |
| MS09VanceEndgameCT05 | No convincing is necessary. I must say your visit is a pleasant change from what I am accustomed to when dealing with humans. |
| MS09VanceEndgameCT05 | In light of this, I promise you that no further harm will befall you or Arefu. Of that you have my solemn oath. |
| MS09VanceEndgameCT05 | Now, what of young Ian? Tell me his decision. |
| MS09VanceEndgameCT06Intelligence | Many years ago, I survived by drinking from fresh bloodpacks I recovered from hospital ruins. |
| MS09VanceEndgameCT06Intelligence | The problem with your idea is that these bloodpacks are scarce. |
| MS09VanceEndgameCT06Intelligence | What do you propose? |
| MS09VanceEndgameCT07Medicine | Many years ago, I survived by drinking from fresh bloodpacks I recovered from hospital ruins. |
| MS09VanceEndgameCT07Medicine | The problem was that these bloodpacks were scarce. |
| MS09VanceEndgameCT07Medicine | What do you propose? |
| MS09VanceEndgameCT08SC | I suppose we could stop our raids on Arefu in light of this situation, but that just forces us to prey on others. |
| MS09VanceEndgameCT08SC | Unless... Many years ago, I survived by drinking from preserved bloodpacks I recovered from hospital ruins. |
| MS09VanceEndgameCT08SC | The problem was that these bloodpacks are scarce. |
| MS09VanceEndgameCT09 | Well put. I must say your visit is a pleasant change from what I am accustomed to when dealing with humans. |
| MS09VanceEndgameCT09 | In light of this, I promise you that no further harm will befall you or Arefu. Of that you have my solemn oath. |
| MS09VanceEndgameCT09 | Now, what of young Ian? Tell me his decision. |
| MS09VanceEndgameCT10 | If you fear reprisal from the Family regarding his decision, know that I would never hold it against you. |
| MS09VanceEndgameCT10 | And as for Ian having you speak in his place, I find his trust sufficient enough to accept what you say as truth. |
| MS09VanceEndgameCT11Research | Curious. Many years ago, I survived by drinking from fresh bloodpacks I recovered from hospital ruins. |
| MS09VanceEndgameCT11Research | The problem was that these bloodpacks were scarce. |
| MS09VanceEndgameCT11Research | What do you propose? |
| MS09VanceIntroCT01 | What you see before you is the last bastion of hope for the downtrodden and misunderstood. |
| MS09VanceIntroCT01 | It is a sanctuary for the oppressed and a beacon of faith for the tyrannized. |
| MS09VanceIntroCT02 | What you see before you is the last bastion of hope for the downtrodden and misunderstood. |
| MS09VanceIntroCT02 | It is a sanctuary for the oppressed and a beacon of faith for the tyrannized. |
| MS09VanceIntroCT03 | It is a sanctuary for the oppressed and a beacon of faith for the tyrannized. |
| MS09VanceIntroCT03 | Your words echo the very reason this place was established. |
| MS09VanceIntroCT03 | What you see before you is the last bastion of hope for the downtrodden and misunderstood. |
| MS09VanceIntroCT04 | We are the remnants of society, cast aside like the clean-picked bones of a hunter's feast. |
| MS09VanceIntroCT04 | I led my flock beneath the sun-baked sands of the Wasteland to keep them safe and teach them my ways. |
| MS09VanceIntroCT04 | Men of science would call us cannibals, eaters of human flesh. Society labels us as monsters, demons and the unclean. |
| MS09VanceIntroCT05 | What does it mean? Allow me to simplify it for you since you are obviously of limited intellect. |
| MS09VanceIntroCT05 | I led my flock beneath the sun-baked sands of the Wasteland to keep them safe and teach them my ways. |
| MS09VanceIntroCT05 | Men of science would call us cannibals, eaters of human flesh. Society labels us as monsters, demons and the unclean. |
| MS09VanceIntroCT06 | What does it mean? Allow me to simplify it for you since you are obviously of limited intellect. |
| MS09VanceIntroCT06 | I led my flock beneath the sun-baked sands of the Wasteland to keep them safe and teach them my ways. |
| MS09VanceIntroCT06 | Men of science would call us cannibals, eaters of human flesh. Society labels us as monsters, demons and the unclean. |
| MS09VanceIntroCT07 | Ah! Your words illustrate why the hardships persist for my people. Reforming implies something is wrong with them and needs to be eliminated. |
| MS09VanceIntroCT07 | I think of my teachings as more of an improvement, a way to transcend our cannibalistic nature. |
| MS09VanceIntroCT08 | Humans call for our extermination or reform. Reforming implies something is wrong with us and needs to be eliminated. |
| MS09VanceIntroCT08 | I think of my teachings as more of an improvement, a way to transcend our cannibalistic nature. |
| MS09VanceIntroCT09 | I find your choice of words quite droll, but that is what I have come to expect from your kind. |
| MS09VanceIntroCT09 | People like you call for our extermination or reform. Reforming implies something is wrong with us and needs to be eliminated. |
| MS09VanceIntroCT09 | I think of my teachings as more of an improvement, a way to transcend our cannibalistic nature. |
| MS09VanceIntroCT10 | Your open mindedness is very rare for a human. I find that fascinating. |
| MS09VanceIntroCT10 | Allow me to bolster your insight with a lesson in objectivity. I say we are no longer cannibal, only consuming the blood of our prey. |
| MS09VanceIntroCT10 | What would that make us in your eyes? |
| MS09VanceIntroCT11 | That is correct my arrogant friend, but you are missing the grand picture I'm afraid. |
| MS09VanceIntroCT11 | Let me counter that ignorance with a lesson in objectivity. I say we are no longer cannibal, only consuming the blood of our prey. |
| MS09VanceIntroCT11 | What would that make us in your eyes? |
| MS09VanceIntroCT12 | That is completely untrue. Your difficulty grasping the concept that change is possible in my people perplexes me. Let me try a different approach. |
| MS09VanceIntroCT12 | Let me counter that ignorance with a lesson in objectivity. I say we are no longer cannibal, only consuming the blood of our prey. |
| MS09VanceIntroCT12 | What would that make us in your eyes? |
| MS09VanceIntroCT13 | I would choose your next words VERY carefully if I were in your place. |
| MS09VanceIntroCT13 | Your self-applauding notions are the sole reason we are down here in hiding like Mole Rats. |
| MS09VanceIntroCT13 | I will warn you only once. Do NOT test me. I have no qualms about having your blood running down my throat. |
| MS09VanceIntroCT13 | Your words hold no fear with me, human. |
| MS09VanceIntroCT13 | Now I think it is time to demonstrate the true power of the Family. Tremble fool... tremble and face the wrath of the vampire! |
| MS09VanceIntroDirectCT01SC | You amaze me. Never have I met a human with the gift of cognition that you possess. |
| MS09VanceIntroDirectCT01SC | Tell me then, what are we? |
| MS09VanceIntroDirectCT02Intelligence | You amaze me. Never have I met a human with the gift of cognition that you possess. |
| MS09VanceIntroDirectCT02Intelligence | Tell me then, what are we? |
| MS09VanceLookingIanCT00 | Then a part of his human family still remains? Even more of a reason he needs to remain in isolation. |
| MS09VanceLookingIanCT00 | Ian is at a critical moment in his life right now. After all that occurred in Arefu, he is scared and confused. |
| MS09VanceLookingIanCT00 | It would be ill advised for me to allow you to speak to him while he decides what he wants to do. |
| MS09VanceLookingIanCT02 | WE are his family. If he were to leave, how can you be certain he would not feel the same way about us? |
| MS09VanceLookingIanCT02 | Ian is at a critical moment in his life right now. After all that occurred in Arefu, he is scared and confused. |
| MS09VanceLookingIanCT02 | It would be ill advised for me to allow you to speak to him while he decides what he wants to do. |
| MS09VanceLookingIanCT03 | Murder is a very strong word, my friend. Do you consider it murder when a hunter stalks his prey in order to put food on the table? |
| MS09VanceLookingIanCT03 | The Family must do what it can to survive, and Ian provided us the way. |
| MS09VanceLookingIanCT03 | Ian is at a critical moment in his life right now. After all that occurred in Arefu, he is scared and confused. |
| MS09VanceLookingIanCT04 | Sigh. Short temper. So typical of a human. |
| MS09VanceLookingIanCT04 | One more outburst like that, and I think I am going to have you removed from our home... permanently. |
| MS09VanceLookingIanCT04 | Is there no end to your hostility? Your kind have never accepted us. So be it. |
| MS09VanceLookingIanCT04 | All you rely on is violence to further your means. If that is what you seek, I will be happy to provide it! |
| MS09VanceLookingIanCT05 | Ian's hunger for flesh overwhelmed him... it drove him to kill his parents. |
| MS09VanceLookingIanCT05 | Because of my intervention that night he stopped just short of being lost forever to his cravings for flesh. |
| MS09VanceLookingIanCT06 | Do to him? Nothing. Ian's hunger for flesh overwhelmed him... it drove him to kill his parents. |
| MS09VanceLookingIanCT06 | Because of my intervention that night he stopped just short of being lost forever to his cravings for flesh. |
| MS09VanceLookingIanCT07 | I am telling you he will no longer be labeled as such. He has become one of us... a member of the Family. |
| MS09VanceLookingIanCT07 | The hunger that drives us must be kept in check. It is one of the most difficult things to teach. |
| MS09VanceLookingIanCT07 | Ian lost control because no one was around to guide him. His own family was alien to him. |
| MS09VanceLookingIanCT08 | The hunger that drives us must be kept in check. It is one of the most difficult things to teach. |
| MS09VanceLookingIanCT08 | Ian lost control because no one was around to guide him. His own family was alien to him. |
| MS09VanceLookingIanCT08 | He had a moment of weakness, and it was fatal. |
| MS09VanceLookingIanCT09SC | Your words impress me, human. Perhaps I misjudged you when we first met. |
| MS09VanceLookingIanCT09SC | If you wish to speak to Ian, you are free to do so. Here is the code to the area in which he is meditating. |
| MS09VanceLookingIanCT10Perk | Indeed. Perhaps my sense of caring for Ian has overwhelmed my sense of duty to the Family and all others like us. |
| MS09VanceLookingIanCT10Perk | Forgive my mistake. If you wish to speak to Ian, you're free to do so. |
| MS09VanceLookingIanCT10Perk | Here is the code to the area in which he is meditating. |
| MS09VanceLookingIanCT11 | No, it would not be right to disturb him in this time of meditation. I am sorry but I cannot allow it. |
| MS09VanceLookingIanCT12 | I can sympathize with your anger, human. Many find cannibalism shocking, especially in the young. |
| MS09VanceLookingIanCT12 | But understand that I cannot allow you to see him during his time of reflection. |
| MS09VanceSpeech | We are the Family and together we will stand united! |
| MS09VanceSpeech | We will organize, we will prepare, we will teach you to cope with your differences and we will keep you alive. |
| MS09VanceSpeech | Well rest easy now, my brothers and sisters. It's time to stop all of the running, all of the hiding and all of the denying. |
| MS09VanceSpeech | We can not allow the humans to hunt us down and kill us like dogs! We must show them we are a force to be reckoned with! |
| MS09VanceSpeech | The adaptation we were given wasn't meant to be ignored or persecuted. It's our way of survival. |
| MS09VanceSpeech | I submit to you that we are the victims of evolution; the next step in mankind's acclimation to this hellish existence. |
| MS09VanceSpeech | Are we THAT different from those who hunt for meat to survive or from those who kill for territory? Of course not. |
| MS09VanceSpeech | Every one of us has been branded with these insults at some point in our lives. But why? |
| MS09VanceSpeech | Monsters! Villains! Criminals! Animals! |
| MS09VanceVampireDoneCT01 | Do you think I believe I can turn into a bat and fly away? Of course not. Do I cast my image in a mirror? Absolutely. |
| MS09VanceVampireDoneCT01 | Now ask me if I believe these individuals from every corner of the Wasteland need me to give them a sense of purpose and identity. |
| MS09VanceVampireDoneCT01 | I have shown these people the ways of the vampire. I've provided them shelter, organization and a sense of belonging. |
| MS09VanceVampireDoneCT02 | Do you think I believe I can turn into a bat and fly away? Of course not. Do I cast my image in a mirror? Absolutely. |
| MS09VanceVampireDoneCT02 | Now ask me if I believe these individuals from every corner of the Wasteland need me to give them a sense of purpose and identity. |
| MS09VanceVampireDoneCT02 | I have shown these people the ways of the vampire. I've provided them shelter, organization and a sense of belonging. |
| MS09VanceVampireDoneCT03 | It saddens me to think that your failure to understand us could be my fault. If that is the case, allow me to enlighten you. |
| MS09VanceVampireDoneCT03 | We call ourselves vampires; a brotherhood that honorably stretches back thousands of years. |
| MS09VanceVampireDoneCT04 | I can see that you have no understanding of what I have accomplished here. |
| MS09VanceVampireDoneCT04 | I tire of debating with those who are so narrow-minded. |
| MS09VanceVampireDoneCT05 | Now you disappoint me. You need to open your mind and think for a moment before you pass judgment. |
| MS09VanceVampireDoneCT05 | I have reined in their cravings and taught them to eat not of the flesh, but to drink of the blood. |
| MS09VanceVampireDoneCT05 | Most importantly, they have a Family. A place where their quirks are tolerated and understood. |
| MS09VanceVampireDoneCT06 | Yes. In a way, I am brainwashing them. I am eliminating their fears, their inhibitions and their shame. |
| MS09VanceVampireDoneCT06 | I have reined in their cravings and taught them to eat not of the flesh, but to drink of the blood. |
| MS09VanceVampireDoneCT06 | Most importantly, they have a Family. A place where their quirks are tolerated and understood. |
| MS09VanceVampireDoneCT07 | Yes. In a way, I am brainwashing them. I am eliminating their fears, their inhibitions and their shame. |
| MS09VanceVampireDoneCT07 | I have reined in their cravings and taught them to eat not of the flesh, but to drink of the blood. |
| MS09VanceVampireDoneCT07 | Most importantly, they have a Family. A place where their quirks are tolerated and understood. |
| MS09VanceVampireTalkCT01 | Then that is a mystery you will have to solve on your own. |
| MS09VanceVampireTalkCT01 | In ceremony, each member of the Family must speak one of the Laws... it is theirs to remember and to enforce. |
| MS09VanceVampireTalkCT01 | Perhaps from these Laws you can discover what we are. Return to me when you are ready. |
| MS09VanceVampireTalkCT02 | That is where you are mistaken, my friend. Time is a commodity more abundant than any other in this world. |
| MS09VanceVampireTalkCT02 | In ceremony, each member of the Family must speak one of the Laws... it is theirs to remember and to enforce. |
| MS09VanceVampireTalkCT02 | Perhaps from these Laws you can discover what we are. Return to me when you are ready. |
| MS09VanceVampireTalkCT03 | Names like that have no meaning here... your insults are a wasted effort. |
| MS09VanceVampireTalkCT03 | In ceremony, each member of the Family must speak one of the Laws... it is theirs to remember and to enforce. |
| MS09VanceVampireTalkCT03 | Perhaps from these Laws you can discover what we are. Return to me when you are ready. |
| MS10Argue | Agreed. Why else would the Outsider have been allowed into the Grove? Perhaps it's a test. Yes... that must be it! |
| MS10Argue | Once again, my husband, we are at an impasse. I suggest we speak to the Outsider. |
| MS10Argue | If we allow the spread of this miracle to continue, we're putting Him in jeopardy. I can't allow that... I won't allow it! |
| MS10Argue | How can we preach about peace when all you want to do is keep His gift all to ourselves? That's not what He would want! |
| MS10Argue | The Outsider is here to deliver us from our enemies! To keep this place safely locked away from the Wasteland! Not to exploit us! |
| MS10Argue | And I'm telling you, you've got it all wrong! Why else would He have called for an Outsider's assistance? |
| MS10BirchCeremonyDrinkSay | You must drink from the basin if you wish to meet Him. |
| MS10BirchCeremonyDrinkSay | Drink of the sap from the basin, only then will He reveal Himself. |
| MS10BirchCeremonyDrinkSay | Please, drink the sap from the basin. |
| MS10BirchCeremonyDrinkSay | When you are ready, drink from the basin. |
| MS10BirchCeremonyInter01 | Then please, return to the basin and we will begin. |
| MS10BirchCeremonyInter02 | There's nothing to fear here. This is our tradition and our custom, as well as a measure of protection for Him. |
| MS10BirchCeremonyInter02 | If you need a bit of time to reflect, then please do so. All I ask is you return quickly. |
| MS10BirchCeremonyInter02 | When you're ready to undergo the ceremony, just ask. |
| MS10BirchCeremonyInter03 | Then you are free to go. He had requested to see you, but He said not to take you against your will. |
| MS10BirchCeremonyInter03 | It saddens me greatly you don't wish to see Him, but you must follow your own path. |
| MS10BirchCeremonyInter03 | If you change your mind, come speak to me and we'll begin again. |
| MS10BirchCT01 | No, I suppose you haven't. In fact, few who live outside of Oasis have. |
| MS10BirchCT01 | Everything you see around you, from the tallest tree to the smallest blade of grass is a gift. A gift from Him. |
| MS10BirchCT01aAnimalF | The innocent creatures are drawn here by His gifts. They come from across the Wasteland to live in this sanctuary. |
| MS10BirchCT01aAnimalF | This part of the world is healing, my friend, and it's all thanks to Him. |
| MS10BirchCT01bLifegiver | That's His power you feel, Outsider. With His outstretched limbs He shelters us and keep us safe. |
| MS10BirchCT02 | Ha ha ha! We no longer use devices like that. We cast our technology away many years ago. |
| MS10BirchCT02 | Everything you see around you, from the tallest tree to the smallest blade of grass is a gift. A gift from Him. |
| MS10BirchCT03 | What you call scared, I call humbled. This place is a blessing to all of us. |
| MS10BirchCT03 | Everything you see around you, from the tallest tree to the smallest blade of grass is a gift. A gift from Him. |
| MS10BirchCT04 | He is the One Who Grows, He is the One Who Gives and He is the One Who Guides. |
| MS10BirchCT04 | No one speaks His name out of reverence for His majesty. |
| MS10BirchCT04 | Thanks to Him, the Treeminders have a home. |
| MS10BirchCT04aInt | He's no mere god, my friend. |
| MS10BirchCT04aInt | He is the One Who Grows, He is the One Who Gives and He is the One Who Guides. |
| MS10BirchCT04aInt | Thanks to Him, the Treeminders have a home. |
| MS10BirchCT05 | He is the One Who Grows, He is the One Who Gives and He is the One Who Guides. |
| MS10BirchCT05 | No one speaks His name out of reverence for His majesty. |
| MS10BirchCT05 | Thanks to Him, the Treeminders have a home. |
| MS10BirchCT06 | He is the One Who Grows, He is the One Who Gives and He is the One Who Guides. |
| MS10BirchCT06 | No one speaks His name out of reverence for His majesty. |
| MS10BirchCT06 | Thanks to Him, the Treeminders have a home. |
| MS10BirchCT07 | We care for this place and keep it safe from those who would seek to exploit it. |
| MS10BirchCT07 | He gives to us, so we give back to Him. It's an arrangement that's worked well for almost two decades. |
| MS10BirchCT07 | We shun technology and embrace nature. That's the life of a Treeminder. |
| MS10BirchCT07SC | I would have preferred that He made the introduction, but I understand your hesitation. |
| MS10BirchCT07SC | The Great One is a god-tree. A living, breathing, speaking god-tree! |
| MS10BirchCT07SC | The Treeminders are blessed to have this being watch over us. |
| MS10BirchCT08 | Is it so strange to care for one's home and keep it safe from those who would seek to exploit it? |
| MS10BirchCT08 | He gives to us, so we give back to Him. It's an arrangement that's worked well for almost two decades. |
| MS10BirchCT08 | We shun technology and embrace nature. That's the life of a Treeminder. |
| MS10BirchCT09 | Ha ha ha. I don't expect you to understand everything you see here. After all, you carry the taint of technology upon you. |
| MS10BirchCT09 | Treeminders shun technology and embrace nature. All technology has brought the world is violence and death. |
| MS10BirchCT10 | Sadly, the Wasteland is a hostile place and sometimes we're forced to defend ourselves against it. |
| MS10BirchCT10 | If that means fighting with manufactured weapons, then so be it. |
| MS10BirchCT10 | Had He not asked to see you, you never would have gotten this close to the gates. |
| MS10BirchCT11 | The Wasteland is a hostile place and sometimes we're forced to defend ourselves against it. |
| MS10BirchCT11 | If that means fighting with manufactured weapons, then so be it. |
| MS10BirchCT11 | Had He not asked to see you, you never would have gotten this close to the gates. |
| MS10BirchCT12 | Listen my friend, I will forgive your insolent tone because He has asked to see you. |
| MS10BirchCT12 | But make no mistake. If you wish to cause trouble here, we have the means to defend ourselves. |
| MS10BirchCTCeremony01 | Very good! Take your place in front of the basin and let's begin. |
| MS10BirchCTCeremony02 | I understand, my friend. Preparing to meet Him takes much preparation and soul searching. |
| MS10BirchCTCeremony02 | You may walk about Oasis as you see fit, but please don't take too long. |
| MS10BirchCTCeremony02 | When you're ready to undergo the ceremony, just ask. |
| MS10BirchCTCeremony03 | Then you are free to go. He had requested to see you, but He said not to take you against your will. |
| MS10BirchCTCeremony03 | It saddens me greatly you don't wish to see Him, but you must follow your own path. |
| MS10BirchCTCeremony03 | If you change your mind, come speak to me and we'll begin again. |
| MS10BirchCTDirect01 | Yes. Indeed it does. Sorry I don't speak to Outsiders very often and I tend to get lost in conversation. |
| MS10BirchCTDirect01 | As you approached Oasis, He said you were coming and I was sent out to meet you personally with a request. |
| MS10BirchCTDirect01 | He wishes to meet with you. You'd be the first Outsider to do so in a very long time. |
| MS10BirchCTDirect02 | Yes, my apologies. I don't speak to Outsiders very often and I tend to get lost in conversation. |
| MS10BirchCTDirect02 | As you approached Oasis, He said you were coming and I was sent out to meet you personally with a request. |
| MS10BirchCTDirect02 | He wishes to meet with you. You'd be the first Outsider to do so in a very long time. |
| MS10BirchCTDirect03 | You have much to learn about patience, my friend. However, you are correct, I will get to the point. |
| MS10BirchCTDirect03 | As you approached Oasis, He said you were coming and I was sent out to meet you personally with a request. |
| MS10BirchCTDirect03 | He wishes to meet with you. You'd be the first Outsider to do so in a very long time. |
| MS10BirchCTQuest01 | Yes... person. |
| MS10BirchCTQuest01 | To meet Him, you must undergo the Ceremony of Purification. Once that's complete, you'll be able to speak to Him. |
| MS10BirchCTQuest01 | Whenever you're ready, we may begin. |
| MS10BirchCTQuest02 | Yes... person. |
| MS10BirchCTQuest02 | To meet Him, you must undergo the Ceremony of Purification. Once that's complete, you'll be able to speak to Him. |
| MS10BirchCTQuest02 | Whenever you're ready, we may begin. |
| MS10BirchCTQuest03 | To meet Him, you must undergo the Ceremony of Purification. Once that's complete, you'll be able to speak to Him. |
| MS10BirchCTQuest03 | Whenever you're ready, we may begin. |
| MS10BirchCTQuest04 | It's simple really. You drink the Sap from the basin here in the Pavilion. |
| MS10BirchCTQuest04 | The Sap will purify your mind and body of anything harmful that could possibly hurt Him. |
| MS10BirchCTQuest04 | I assure you, nothing harmful will happen to you. |
| MS10BirchCTQuest05 | There's no reason to be alarmed. |
| MS10BirchCTQuest05 | All that must be done is you must drink the Sap from the basin here in the Pavilion. |
| MS10BirchCTQuest05 | The Sap will purify your mind and body of anything harmful that could possibly hurt Him. |
| MS10BirchCTQuest06 | I'm afraid not. No one gets to see Him without first drinking the Sap from the basin here in the Pavilion. |
| MS10BirchCTQuest06 | The Sap will purify your mind and body of anything harmful that could possibly hurt Him. |
| MS10BirchCTQuest06 | Other than that, there's nothing more to the ceremony. |
| MS10BirchEndgame01 | In your short visit here I can see you've learned much. That's a rare gift in these turbulent times. |
| MS10BirchEndgame01 | I believe there are a few Treeminders who wish to speak to you before you depart. I think you'll find their appreciation quite rewarding. |
| MS10BirchEndgame01 | Good luck in all your journeys, my friend. I hope your time here has opened your heart as well as it opened your eyes. |
| MS10BirchEndgame02 | Perhaps you haven't learned quite as much as I hoped from your visit here, but I'm glad to see you made the right choice in the end. |
| MS10BirchEndgame02 | I believe there are a few Treeminders who wish to speak to you before you depart. I think you'll find their appreciation quite rewarding. |
| MS10BirchEndgame02 | Good luck in all your journeys, my friend. I hope your time here has opened your heart as well as it opened your eyes. |
| MS10BirchEndgame03 | I'm saddened that worldly possessions and wealth still drive you, but I'm glad to see you made the right choice in the end. |
| MS10BirchEndgame03 | I believe there are a few Treeminders who wish to speak to you before you depart. I think you'll find their appreciation quite rewarding. |
| MS10BirchEndgame03 | Good luck in all your journeys, my friend. I hope your time here has opened your heart as well as it opened your eyes. |
| MS10BirchHDeadEndgame01 | Before you reached His heart, He imparted his last words to me. He told me about his will to die and how I mistook this for some mystical sign. |
| MS10BirchHDeadEndgame01 | How could I have been so blind? How could I have mislead all these people? |
| MS10BirchHDeadEndgame01 | Perhaps if I would have spent more time getting to know Him, things would have turned out different. |
| MS10BirchHDeadEndgame02 | No, Outsider, my anger lay not with you, but with myself. |
| MS10BirchHDeadEndgame02 | Before you reached His heart, He imparted his last words to me. He told me about his will to die and how I mistook this for some mystical sign. |
| MS10BirchHDeadEndgame02 | How could I have been so blind? How could I have mislead all these people? |
| MS10BirchHDeadEndgame02 | Perhaps if I would have spent more time getting to know Him, things would have turned out different. |
| MS10BirchHDeadEndgame03 | You're words sting, Outsider. Normally I'd have you cast from this place for such a statement, but my eyes have been opened. |
| MS10BirchHDeadEndgame03 | Before you reached His heart, He imparted his last words to me. He told me about his will to die and how I mistook this for some mystical sign. |
| MS10BirchHDeadEndgame03 | How could I have been so blind? How could I have mislead all these people? |
| MS10BirchHDeadEndgame03 | Perhaps if I would have spent more time getting to know Him, things would have turned out different. |
| MS10BirchHDeadEndgame04 | Even though the Great One has left us, our memories of Him will never die. |
| MS10BirchHDeadEndgame04 | With Bloomseer Poplar's help, I'm confident we can keep Oasis alive and carry on as Treeminders. |
| MS10BirchHDeadEndgame04 | Go now, Outsider. Go but never forget the gifts the Great One bestowed upon us. |
| MS10BirchHDeadEndgame05 | Even though the Great One has left us, our memories of Him will never die. |
| MS10BirchHDeadEndgame05 | With Bloomseer Poplar's help, I'm confident we can keep Oasis alive and carry on as Treeminders. |
| MS10BirchHDeadEndgame05 | Go now, Outsider. Go but never forget the gifts the Great One bestowed upon us. |
| MS10BirchHDeadEndgame06 | Your words carry no remorse, no caring. |
| MS10BirchHDeadEndgame06 | I'm at a loss as to how this place failed to open your eyes, but more importantly, to open your heart. |
| MS10BirchHDeadEndgame06 | Go now, Outsider. Go and never look back. |
| MS10BirchPostCT01 | Oh, He's testing you now, just like He tested us! |
| MS10BirchPostCT01 | He wants to see if your faith is strong by spinning these incredible stories. Who else but a god could produce all of this? |
| MS10BirchPostCT01 | Don't worry, you'll soon see things as I do. |
| MS10BirchPostCT02 | Oh, He's testing you now, just like He tested us! |
| MS10BirchPostCT02 | He wants to see if your faith is strong by spinning these incredible stories. Who else but a god could produce all of this? |
| MS10BirchPostCT02 | Don't worry, you'll soon see things as I do. |
| MS10BirchPostCT03 | Oh, He's testing you now, just like He tested us! |
| MS10BirchPostCT03 | He wants to see if your faith is strong by spinning these incredible stories. Who else but a god could produce all of this? |
| MS10BirchPostCT03 | Don't worry, you'll soon see things as I do. |
| MS10BirchPostCT04 | Yes, I've been pondering that riddle myself for some time now and I think I know what He's trying to tell us. |
| MS10BirchPostCT04 | The Great One's influence is growing and soon it will break free of the confines of this secluded vale. |
| MS10BirchPostCT04 | We can't allow Oasis to call attention to itself like that. It would be the end of Him. |
| MS10BirchPostCT04a | The Great One does tend to speak in riddles, but if that is His way, then so be it. |
| MS10BirchPostCT04a | My talks with Him have become quite puzzling of late. I think He's beginning to fear His future. |
| MS10BirchPostCT04a | The Great One's influence is growing and soon it will break free of the confines of this secluded vale. |
| MS10BirchPostCT04a | We can't allow Oasis to call attention to itself like that. It would be the end of Him. |
| MS10BirchPostCT05 | Yes, I've been pondering that riddle myself for some time now and I think I know what He's trying to tell us. |
| MS10BirchPostCT05 | The Great One's influence is growing and soon it will break free of the confines of this secluded vale. |
| MS10BirchPostCT05 | We can't allow Oasis to call attention to itself like that. It would be the end of Him. |
| MS10BirchPostCT06 | That's it! You are no longer welcome in Oasis! Get out IMMEDIATELY! |
| MS10BirchPostCT06 | If you remain here against my wishes, we'll have no choice but to put you down! |
| MS10BirchPostCT06 | I've had enough of your blasphemy! |
| MS10BirchPostCT06 | I've tolerated it this long because you're an Outsider, but no more. If you wish to test me again, you'll find yourself banished from Oasis! |
| MS10BirchPostCT07 | If the same sap that you drank to purify yourself could be applied to His heart, it should stop the spread. |
| MS10BirchPostCT07 | I can promise you no harm would come to Him. That's all I ask of you, Outsider. Nothing more, nothing less. |
| MS10BirchPostCT08 | You misinterpret His words, my friend. He wants you to extinguish that which seeks to make Him vulnerable. |
| MS10BirchPostCT08 | If the same sap that you drank to purify yourself could be applied to His heart, it should stop the spread. |
| MS10BirchPostCT08 | I can promise you no harm would come to Him. That's all I ask of you, Outsider. Nothing more, nothing less. |
| MS10BirchPostCT09 | That's it! You are no longer welcome in Oasis! Get out IMMEDIATELY! |
| MS10BirchPostCT09 | If you remain here against my wishes, we'll have no choice but to put you down! |
| MS10BirchPostCT09 | I've had enough of your blasphemy! |
| MS10BirchPostCT09 | I've tolerated it this long because you're an Outsider, but no more. If you wish to test me again, you'll find yourself banished from Oasis! |
| MS10BirchStartCT01 | I'm sorry, in my excitement, I got ahead of myself. |
| MS10BirchStartCT01 | I'm Tree Father Birch, and I have the great fortune of being leader of His people, the Treeminders. |
| MS10BirchStartCT01 | Beyond that gate is our home, Oasis. |
| MS10BirchStartCT02 | I'm sorry, in my excitement, I got ahead of myself. |
| MS10BirchStartCT02 | I'm Tree Father Birch, and I have the great fortune of being leader of His people, the Treeminders. |
| MS10BirchStartCT02 | Beyond that gate is our home, Oasis. |
| MS10BirchStartCT03 | I am wearing the clothes of a Treeminder. We shed our Wasteland garments like the ones you're wearing long ago. |
| MS10BirchStartCT04 | I'm sorry, in my excitement, I got ahead of myself. |
| MS10BirchStartCT04 | I'm Tree Father Birch, and I have the great fortune of being leader of His people, the Treeminders. |
| MS10BirchStartCT04 | Beyond that gate is our home, Oasis. |
| MS10BirchStartCT05 | Excellent! Please, follow me. All will be explained soon. |
| MS10BirchStartCT06 | Why, He is of course. |
| MS10BirchStartCT06 | If you'll just follow me to the Pavilion, all will be explained. |
| MS10BirchStartCT07 | Yes, we're the Treeminders. We're His people. |
| MS10BirchStartCT07 | If you'll just follow me inside to the Pavilion, all will be explained. |
| MS10BirchStartCT08 | I can promise you that if you leave, you'll be missing out on a great honor. Not many have even seen Him before, and yet he wants to speak to you. |
| MS10BirchStartCT08 | Please, I beg you. Don't make Him wait any longer. Follow me inside to the Pavilion, and I promise all will be explained! |
| MS10BirchStartCT09 | Excellent! Please, follow me. All will be explained soon. |
| MS10BirchStartCT10 | I'm very saddened to hear that, a great opportunity like this may come only once in a lifetime. |
| MS10BirchStartCT10 | If you wish to return and speak to me, talk to Branchtender Maple. She'll allow you to go inside. |
| MS10BirchStartCT10 | All I ask is you keep our existence a secret. Too many out there in the Wasteland would seek to exploit Him. Farewell. |
| MS10BirchStartCT10a | I'm very saddened to hear that, a great opportunity like this may come only once in a lifetime. |
| MS10BirchStartCT10a | If you wish to return and speak to me, talk to Branchtender Maple. She'll allow you to go inside. |
| MS10BirchStartCT10a | All I ask is you keep our existence a secret. Too many out there in the Wasteland would seek to exploit Him. Farewell. |
| MS10FinEndgameDiscuss01 | So, they really need me that badly, huh? I guess I never thought of it that way. Awfully selfish of me. |
| MS10FinEndgameDiscuss01 | Should we give them another chance, Herbert? |
| MS10FinEndgameDiscuss01 | Fine, fine. I mean Bob. I still think it's funny when I call him Herbert. |
| MS10FinEndgameDiscuss02 | No, I suppose you aren't. My mistake for making you do something you didn't want to do in the first place I guess. |
| MS10FinEndgameDiscuss02 | Still, maybe it's all for the best. I mean, I've been talking with Birch and they really seem to need me. |
| MS10FinEndgameDiscuss02 | What do you say Herbert, should I give them another chance? |
| MS10FinEndgameDiscuss02 | Fine, fine. I mean Bob. I still think it's funny when I call him Herbert. |
| MS10FinEndgameDiscuss03 | I can't say I blame you. Its my mistake for making you do something you didn't want to do in the first place I guess. |
| MS10FinEndgameDiscuss03 | Still, maybe it's all for the best. I mean, I've been talking with Birch and they really seem to need me. |
| MS10FinEndgameDiscuss03 | What do you say Herbert, should I give them another chance? |
| MS10FinEndgameDiscuss03 | Fine, fine. I mean Bob. I still think it's funny when I call him Herbert. |
| MS10FinGoodbyes | Now don't get crazy on me and start wearing branches... |
| MS10FinGoodbyes | Come back and visit me some time. |
| MS10FinGoodbyes | Okay! Wave bye-bye Bob! Oh come one, move a branch at least... sigh. |
| MS10FinTLReward | I somehow knew you'd be the one to make the changes that Leaf Mother Laurel desired. |
| MS10FinTLReward | I helped to create the hoods that you see all Treeminders wear. It's said that the cloth has a part of the Great One's spirit woven into the fibers. |
| MS10FinTLReward | I present this to you as thanks. Wear this with pride and bring the message of renewal to all the corners of the Wasteland. |
| MS10FinTLReward | I helped to create the garb that you see all Treeminders wear. It's said that the cloth has a part of the Great One's spirit woven into the fibers. |
| MS10FinTLReward | I present this to you as thanks. Wear this with pride but tell no one where it came from or Oasis may face as yet a greater peril. |
| MS10FinTLReward | We're very much alike, you and I. We both searched the Wasteland seeking answers, but I found my answer here. |
| MS10FinTLReward | I hope one day you'll find what you're looking for. I know it's out there somewhere... just be patient. |
| MS10FinTLReward | Here, please take this relic of my older days. Perhaps it will help you on your journey. |
| MS10FinTLReward | I've never known someone to show as much caring as you did towards us. It seems to be rare to run into anyone like that anymore. |
| MS10FinTLReward | That's partly why I never returned to my former life after I found myself in this place. |
| MS10FinTLReward | Allow me to present a piece of my past to you, friend. Perhaps it will serve you better than it served me. |
| MS10FinTLReward | Yeah, I think you're pretty swell for someone from Out There! And... and you were really nice to me too. |
| MS10FinTLReward | I was gonna give this to my bestest friend Harold, but he doesn't have pockets, the silly-head! |
| MS10FinTLReward | This is a charm that my parents gave me for my fifth birthday. It's really neat! Take it! |
| MS10FinTLReward | Yes, I believe Branchtender Linden, Bloomseer Poplar and my little Yew mentioned they had some things for you as gifts. |
| MS10FinTLReward | Such is our tradition when honored guests are preparing to leave. |
| MS10FinTLReward | Yes, I believe Branchtender Linden and Bloomseer Poplar mentioned they had some things for you as gifts. |
| MS10FinTLReward | Such is our tradition when honored guests are preparing to leave. |
| MS10FinTLReward | Yes, I believe Branchtender Maple, Branchtender Cypress and my little Yew mentioned they had some things for you as gifts. |
| MS10FinTLReward | Such is our tradition when honored guests are preparing to leave. |
| MS10FinTLReward | Yes, I believe Branchtender Maple and Branchtender Cypress mentioned they had some things for you as gifts. |
| MS10FinTLReward | Such is our tradition when honored guests are preparing to leave. |
| MS10HaroldCantSee | Please, I can't very well speak to you when you're back there. |
| MS10HaroldCantSee | Come around to where I can see you. |
| MS10HaroldCantSee | Stand where I can see you. |
| MS10HaroldCT01 | I wish I was too. Then me and Herbert could be the best of friends and live side by side. |
| MS10HaroldCT01 | He's the tree, you see. We're old pals... the best of buddies and we know each other inside and out; literally. |
| MS10HaroldCT01 | Well, his name's really Bob. I think it's funny to call him Herbert. But I don't think he thinks it's that funny. |
| MS10HaroldCT02 | Neither have I. Well, I mean I talk to Herbert, but he never really says anything back. |
| MS10HaroldCT02 | He kept growing around me, maybe for calling him Herbert all the time. His name's really Bob. I think it's funny when I call him Herbert though. |
| MS10HaroldCT03 | Where? You mean in here? Nah, it's just me and Herbert. He's the tree. |
| MS10HaroldCT03 | We're old pals... the best of buddies and we know each other inside and out; literally. |
| MS10HaroldCT03 | Well, his name's really Bob. I think it's funny to call him Herbert. But I don't think he thinks it's that funny. |
| MS10HaroldCT04 | I know they mean well... and for awhile it was nice to be needed. But I'm not sure I want to be a giant tree anymore. |
| MS10HaroldCT04 | Well, truth be told it's Herbert that's the tree. He sorta just took over, you know? Probably to get back at me for calling him Herbert all the time. |
| MS10HaroldCT04 | His name's really Bob. I think it's funny when I call him Herbert though. |
| MS10HaroldCT05 | Well, I suppose you could look at it that way. See, Bob used to ride around on top of my head, sunk his roots right in there, ya know? |
| MS10HaroldCT05 | Well, eventually he got bigger than me, and then I pretty much ended up inside. |
| MS10HaroldCT06 | Well, you're quite clever. |
| MS10HaroldCT06 | See, Bob used to ride around on top of my head, sunk his roots right in there, ya know? |
| MS10HaroldCT06 | Well, eventually he got bigger than me, and then I pretty much ended up inside. |
| MS10HaroldCT07 | Not very bright, are you? |
| MS10HaroldCT07 | Bob, that's the tree, used to ride around on top of my head, sunk his roots right in there, ya know? |
| MS10HaroldCT07 | Well, eventually he got bigger than me, and then I pretty much ended up inside. |
| MS10HaroldCT08 | It was a long time ago... I tend to lose track. |
| MS10HaroldCT08 | I was exploring some sort of a military base with some other people... I think it was called Mariposa. |
| MS10HaroldCT08 | We were pretty deep inside and we found some weird vats of this nasty green goo. Right when we were about to leave, I think we were attacked. |
| MS10HaroldCT08 | Last thing I remember before blacking out was something knocking my friend into the stuff. |
| MS10HaroldCT08Science | Whoa-ho! Check out the brain on this guy! |
| MS10HaroldCT08Science | It was a long time ago... I tend to lose track. |
| MS10HaroldCT08Science | I was exploring some sort of a military base with some other people... I think it was called Mariposa. |
| MS10HaroldCT08Science | We were pretty deep inside and we found some weird vats of this nasty green goo. Right when we were about to leave, I think we were attacked. |
| MS10HaroldCT08Science | Last thing I remember before blacking out was something knocking my friend into the stuff. |
| MS10HaroldCT09 | It was a long time ago... I tend to lose track. |
| MS10HaroldCT09 | I was exploring some sort of a military base with some other people... I think it was called Mariposa. |
| MS10HaroldCT09 | We were pretty deep inside and we found some weird vats of this nasty green goo. Right when we were about to leave, I think we were attacked. |
| MS10HaroldCT09 | Last thing I remember before blacking out was something knocking my friend into the stuff. |
| MS10HaroldCT10 | Yes, perhaps it doesn't even matter anyway. Forget I mentioned it. |
| MS10HaroldDirect01 | You have no idea how glad I am to hear that. Or, we're glad to hear that... me and Bob. |
| MS10HaroldDirect01 | I had you brought in here to ask a very simple favor. |
| MS10HaroldDirect01 | Would you please kill me? |
| MS10HaroldDirect02 | Yes, yes I do. Or I guess WE do... me and Bob that is. |
| MS10HaroldDirect02 | I had you brought in here to ask a very simple favor. |
| MS10HaroldDirect02 | Would you please kill me? |
| MS10HaroldDirect03 | Yes, you're right of course, I completely agree. Or I guess WE completely agree... me and Bob that is. |
| MS10HaroldDirect03 | I had you brought in here to ask a very simple favor. |
| MS10HaroldDirect03 | Would you please kill me? |
| MS10HaroldEndgame01 | So, they really need me that badly, huh? I guess I never thought of it that way. Awfully selfish of me. |
| MS10HaroldEndgame01 | Should we give them another chance, Herbert? |
| MS10HaroldEndgame01 | Fine, fine. I mean Bob. I still think it's funny when I call him Herbert. |
| MS10HaroldEndgame02 | No, I suppose you aren't. My mistake for making you do something you didn't want to do in the first place I guess. |
| MS10HaroldEndgame02 | Still, maybe it's all for the best. I mean, I've been talking with Birch and they really seem to need me. |
| MS10HaroldEndgame02 | What do you say Herbert, should I give them another chance? |
| MS10HaroldEndgame02 | Fine, fine. I mean Bob. I still think it's funny when I call him Herbert. |
| MS10HaroldEndgame03 | I can't say I blame you. Its my mistake for making you do something you didn't want to do in the first place I guess. |
| MS10HaroldEndgame03 | Still, maybe it's all for the best. I mean, I've been talking with Birch and they really seem to need me. |
| MS10HaroldEndgame03 | What do you say Herbert, should I give them another chance? |
| MS10HaroldEndgame03 | Fine, fine. I mean Bob. I still think it's funny when I call him Herbert. |
| MS10HaroldNameReveal01 | No, no. Herbert is the tree... Bob is his real name, but I call him Herbert cause I think it's pretty funny. |
| MS10HaroldNameReveal01 | But I'm still in here too, what's left of me. The name's Harold. |
| MS10HaroldNameReveal02 | No, no. Herbert is the tree... Bob is his real name, but I call him Herbert cause I think it's pretty funny. |
| MS10HaroldNameReveal02 | But I'm still in here too, what's left of me. The name's Harold. |
| MS10HaroldNameReveal03 | No, no. Herbert is the tree... Bob is his real name, but I call him Herbert cause I think it's pretty funny. |
| MS10HaroldNameReveal03 | But I'm still in here too, what's left of me. The name's Harold. |
| MS10HaroldQuest01 | Oh no, no, no. It wouldn't be murder. You'd be doing me a favor. |
| MS10HaroldQuest01 | You see, I've been stuck here for over two decades now... rooted right into the ground. |
| MS10HaroldQuest01 | The only friends I've got are Bob and those weirdos out there who think I'm a god. |
| MS10HaroldQuest02 | Completely serious. You'd be doing me a favor. |
| MS10HaroldQuest02 | You see, I've been stuck here for over two decades now... rooted right into the ground. |
| MS10HaroldQuest02 | The only friends I've got are Bob and those weirdos out there who think I'm a god. |
| MS10HaroldQuest03 | I wish it was that simple. No, no. There's only one way you're going to be able to do this for me. |
| MS10HaroldQuest04 | How to put this? ...I've been feeling rather "spread out" lately. I think Bob's kinda shoved my insides around some. |
| MS10HaroldQuest04 | It's hard to tell where everything is, but it's always that way with one's insides, isn't it? |
| MS10HaroldQuest04 | Anyway, I believe Bob's carried some of my organs into his root system. I want you to go underground and destroy my heart. |
| MS10HaroldQuest05 | Oh no, don't worry about them. When you decide to go down there, I'll have a little chat with Birch and the rest of the gang. |
| MS10HaroldQuest05 | They usually don't understand a word I say, but I'll make them come around. |
| MS10HaroldQuest06 | Now how exactly am I supposed to do that? I can barely move anymore. |
| MS10HaroldQuest06 | Thanks to Bob, I'm obviously not going to be doing anything for a very long time. |
| MS10HaroldQuest07 | You will? Oh! You've made us so happy! Isn't that right Bob? |
| MS10HaroldQuest07 | Just give me a little time to say goodbye to good old Bob and then I'll be ready. |
| MS10HaroldQuest08 | Of all the Wastelanders I had to bump into it has to be one with a conscience. |
| MS10HaroldQuest08 | Let's keep it an open invitation then. I don't want to wait until the next person visits, it could be years. |
| MS10HaroldQuest08 | Just think about it, okay? |
| MS10HaroldQuest09 | Of course. I know this is an unusual request, but hey, I'm an unusual tree. Well, Bob is anyway... |
| MS10HaroldQuest09 | We'll just keep it an open invitation then. I don't want to wait until the next person visits, it could be years... you're all I've got. |
| MS10HaroldQuest10 | Well, I used to carry those pesky caps a long time ago, but I think my pockets are in those shrubs over yonder. |
| MS10HaroldQuest10 | I'm pretty sure the caves below me are full of all kinds of nifty gizmos you could take on your way to my heart. Help yourself! |
| MS10LaurelEndgame01 | In your short visit here I can see you've learned much. That's a rare gift in these turbulent times. |
| MS10LaurelEndgame01 | I believe there are a few Treeminders who wish to speak to you before you depart. I think you'll find their appreciation quite rewarding. |
| MS10LaurelEndgame01 | Good luck in all your journeys, my friend. I hope your time here has opened your heart as well as it opened your eyes. |
| MS10LaurelEndgame02 | Perhaps you haven't learned quite as much as I hoped from your visit here, but I'm glad to see you made the right choice in the end. |
| MS10LaurelEndgame02 | I believe there are a few Treeminders who wish to speak to you before you depart. I think you'll find their appreciation quite rewarding. |
| MS10LaurelEndgame02 | Good luck in all your journeys, my friend. I hope your time here has opened your heart as well as it opened your eyes. |
| MS10LaurelEndgame03 | I'm saddened that worldly possessions and wealth still drive you, but I'm glad to see you made the right choice in the end. |
| MS10LaurelEndgame03 | I believe there are a few Treeminders who wish to speak to you before you depart. I think you'll find their appreciation quite rewarding. |
| MS10LaurelEndgame03 | Good luck in all your journeys, my friend. I hope your time here has opened your heart as well as it opened your eyes. |
| MS10LaurelPostCT01 | Of course we do! He yearns to share His miracles with the whole world... to give the gift of life back to the dead Wasteland! |
| MS10LaurelPostCT01 | It's upsetting Him to no end, but Birch can't see the pain its causing. |
| MS10LaurelPostCT01 | But now that you're here, I have a feeling the winds are about to change. |
| MS10LaurelPostCT02 | Of course we do! He yearns to share His miracles with the whole world... to give the gift of life back to the dead Wasteland! |
| MS10LaurelPostCT02 | It's upsetting Him to no end, but Birch can't see the pain its causing. |
| MS10LaurelPostCT02 | But now that you're here, I have a feeling the winds are about to change. |
| MS10LaurelPostCT03 | I can understand your frustration. Seeing Him in so much pain makes me feel a sense of sadness in my heart too. |
| MS10LaurelPostCT03 | The Great One yearns to share His miracles with the whole world... to give the gift of life back to the dead Wasteland! |
| MS10LaurelPostCT03 | Now that you're here, I have a feeling the winds are about to change. |
| MS10LaurelPostCT04 | I heard what my husband wanted you to do. What I propose is an alternative. |
| MS10LaurelPostCT04 | The same person that created the sap also created this Liniment. If you can reach His heart, it will assist in making His influence increase. |
| MS10LaurelPostCT04 | Instead of centuries, the Wasteland will become green in mere decades! Just imagine how glorious that would be! |
| MS10LaurelPostCT05 | I heard what my husband wanted you to do. What I propose is an alternative. |
| MS10LaurelPostCT05 | The same person that created the sap also created this Liniment. If you can reach His heart, it will assist in making His influence increase. |
| MS10LaurelPostCT05 | Instead of centuries, the Wasteland will become green in mere decades! Just imagine how glorious that would be! |
| MS10LaurelPostCT06 | I heard what my husband wanted you to do. What I propose is an alternative. |
| MS10LaurelPostCT06 | The same person that created the sap also created this Liniment. If you can reach His heart, it will assist in making His influence increase. |
| MS10LaurelPostCT06 | Instead of centuries, the Wasteland will become green in mere decades! Just imagine how glorious that would be! |
| MS10MapleEntry01 | I was hoping you'd say that. Please, proceed inside. |
| MS10MapleEntry02 | Oh! Well, let me know if you change your mind. |
| MS10MapleEntry03 | Sorry, I believe that duty lay with Tree Father Birch. |
| MS10TLBirchLaurelTopic | They're the best parents ever! |
| MS10TLBirchLaurelTopic | I've only known them for a very short time, but when I first arrived they immediately took me in and treated me just like a son. |
| MS10TLBirchLaurelTopic | There aren't many people in the world left like that. |
| MS10TLBirchLaurelTopic | Lately, things have gotten a bit worse between them. It sometimes takes months for them to agree on things. |
| MS10TLBirchLaurelTopic | I know they love each other greatly, but I'm afraid the strain of leadership is tearing them apart. |
| MS10TLBirchLaurelTopic | I wish they wouldn't argue so much. It makes everyone uncomfortable. |
| MS10TLBirchLaurelTopic | I think this place would be lost if it weren't for them. |
| MS10TLBirchLaurelTopic | There's no telling what fate may have befallen the Great One if someone like the godless Raiders had gotten here first. |
| MS10TLBurn | Oh, no no no no! Fire would be too painful for me and poor old Bob. Keep that stuff away from us! |
| MS10TLBurn | The heart would be just fine... I won't feel a thing. |
| MS10TLCaves | Oasis is located near what used to be an old mining town before the bombs fell. |
| MS10TLCaves | When the attacks started about 200 years ago, many people took shelter in the natural caves that dotted the area. |
| MS10TLCaves | The old gate that stands at the mouth of Oasis Cave is the last piece of architecture from those days. |
| MS10TLCaves | Just like a cancer would infest our bodies, the caves below us are infested with vermin. |
| MS10TLCaves | You'd do well to be cautious down there, we've lost a few Treeminders in the past. |
| MS10TLCaves | If the Great One knows you to be worthy of his grace, he will allow you to pass through to his heart. |
| MS10TLCaves | Be wary of the water in the caves, I fear they still carry the sting of radiation from the bombs. |
| MS10TLCaves | My parents told me never to go past the old gate... there are monsters in there! |
| MS10TLCaves | Sure. Here you go. Good luck to you! |
| MS10TLCaves | Leave it to good old Bob to get me stuck above some caves. Now my dang feet are cold! |
| MS10TLCaves01 | I think the best way for you to get down there would be to get the key from the one those loonies call "Cypress." |
| MS10TLCaves01 | There's supposed to be some old gate or something back in the other grove. |
| MS10TLCaves02 | Sometimes I feel stuff tickling me, but I think that's just Bob getting back at me for all the times I called him Herbert. |
| MS10TLCeremony | Very good! Take your place in front of the basin and let's begin. |
| MS10TLCeremony | Very good! Take your place in front of the basin and let's begin. |
| MS10TLDeath | I've been literally rooted to this spot thanks to Bob for maybe twenty or thirty years... I can't even remember anymore. |
| MS10TLDeath | Can you imagine being stuck in one place for that long not being able to eat or to read or to sleep or anything? |
| MS10TLDeath | In the meantime, I have these Treeminders bothering me every day about things I don't even care about. I can't stand it anymore. |
| MS10TLDeath01 | I've tried to stay happy, really I have. Bloomseer Poplar thinks I'll live for hundreds of years... maybe even more! |
| MS10TLDeath01 | Can you imagine THAT? Stuck here for centuries? I can't do it, I just want to be alone. Just me and Bob until the end. |
| MS10TLDeath01 | When I saw you coming towards Oasis, I thought I felt that you'd understand me. I guess I was wrong. |
| MS10TLDeath02 | I knew you would. That's why I picked you when I saw you coming. |
| MS10TLDeath03 | Hey, I thought that too... at first. |
| MS10TLDeath03 | I had them sing me songs, I made them do stupid dances and things like that. Bob even told me to make Maple stand on his head for a whole day! |
| MS10TLDeath03 | After a while though, it just gets boring. Then it becomes a nuisance and now it's completely driving me nuts! |
| MS10TLDeath03 | When I saw you coming towards Oasis, I thought I felt that you'd understand me. I guess I was wrong. |
| MS10TLDeath04 | Maybe I'm just losing my mind from all this boredom, but I swear if I try I can see all around me like my eyes are in every leaf on every tree. |
| MS10TLDeath04 | I think it's making Bob kind of jealous, cause he was the first tree in my life and all that. |
| MS10TLDeath05 | I'm telling you, it is possible, or maybe I'm just losing my mind from all this boredom. |
| MS10TLDeath05 | I swear if I try real hard, I can see all around me like my eyes are in every leaf on every tree. |
| MS10TLDeath05 | I think it's making Bob kind of jealous, cause he was the first tree in my life and all that. |
| MS10TLDeath06 | You have a point there. Maybe I'm just losing my marbles from all this boredom. |
| MS10TLDeath06 | I swear if I try real hard, I can see all around me like my eyes are in every leaf on every tree. |
| MS10TLDeath06 | I think it's making Bob kind of jealous, cause he was the first tree in my life and all that. |
| MS10TLDoNow | I'll mourn Him with every ounce of my being. This has been a tremendous loss to the world. |
| MS10TLDoNow | If anything, this place will become a memorial to Him lest we may forget. |
| MS10TLDoNow | Rejoice in the knowledge that one day all the barren rock and sand of this dead Wasteland will become vibrant with green once again! |
| MS10TLDoNow | There's so much to prepare for, so much to do! |
| MS10TLDoNow | I'll remain hopeful that someday Birch will come to his senses and realize we may not only be the only Treeminders, but the last of them as well. |
| MS10TLDoNow | I will do my best to honor the Great One's memory by tending this place until my dying day. |
| MS10TLDoNow | If anything, this place will become a memorial to Him lest we may forget. |
| MS10TLDoNow | Although his influence will spread through the Wasteland one day, that day is still a long way off. |
| MS10TLDoNow | For now, we'll remain ever vigilant and watch the Wasteland for anything that could threaten this sanctuary. |
| MS10TLDoNow | Now that Oasis is safe, we do what we always do. We remain ever vigilant and watch the Wasteland for anything that could threaten this sanctuary. |
| MS10TLDoNow | Now that Harold's gone, I lost my bestest friend! All I want to do is cry! |
| MS10TLDoNow | I dunno, maybe go play with Harold? I wanna hear another one of his super swell stories! |
| MS10TLDoNow | Look to the future and seek the true meaning of what transpired here. If there's an answer out there somewhere, I'll find it. |
| MS10TLDoNow | I'll do what I do best. I'll make sure Oasis never falls even if it means my own death. |
| MS10TLDoNow | Whatever the Tree Father or Leaf Mother would have me do, I'm still theirs to obey. |
| MS10TLDoNow | I'll remain here and help in anyway that I can. I owe them my life, and I intend to repay that debt until my last breath. |
| MS10TLFuture | Please, I must rest a day's time before I can again see into the future... I find the experience quite draining. |
| MS10TLFuture | I see four-leaf clovers in the sky with time as their deadliest adversary. |
| MS10TLFuture | I see a woman searching in vain for a relative long lost. |
| MS10TLFuture | I feel the torment of a man who returns home and discovers the changes his absence has wrought. |
| MS10TLFuture | I divine a great document and the passages that changed the face of the world. |
| MS10TLFuture | I see four headless men and a being robbed of its dignity. |
| MS10TLFuture | I picture a place of great sorrow where men are traded for money and treated like Brahmin. |
| MS10TLFuture | I see a selfish man who lives among the clouds playing a dangerous game with the lives of those below him. |
| MS10TLFuture | I see a mysterious man and a town on the brink of destruction. |
| MS10TLFuture | I divine a group of individuals who society views as monsters and a town suspended above the ground. |
| MS10TLFuture | I feel people's hatred and love for a man who hunts men that aren't men. |
| MS10TLFuture | I see a great leader whose message carries through time as a rallying cry to the oppressed and a warning to the oppressors. |
| MS10TLFuture | I hear the cry of a woman obsessed and the man who desires her. |
| MS10TLFuture | I discern a lonely child trapped in a city on fire. |
| MS10TLFuture | I divine an endless search for knowledge to help others survive the desolation. |
| MS10TLFuture | I see a clash between insects and industry and the men that control them. |
| MS10TLFuture | I see a town in need of a savior and a woman in red. |
| MS10TLGoodbye | Don't worry, Herbert, he'll be back. Ha! I love that one... gets me every time. |
| MS10TLGoodbye | Don't worry, Herbert, she'll be back. Ha! I love that one... gets me every time. |
| MS10TLGoodbye | See you later... well, maybe not if you do what I've asked. |
| MS10TLGoodbye | Oh okay... I guess me and Bob will see you again soon. |
| MS10TLGrow | In what we call the Harvest Month, the Great One creates seeds among his branches within seed pods. |
| MS10TLGrow | At the end of this time, the pods open and the seeds are carried quite easily upon the wind. It's quite beautiful. |
| MS10TLGrow | Wherever the seeds take purchase, they grow into trees, plants, grass or all manner of wonderful things. |
| MS10TLGrow | It's kind of embarrassing really. Once a year, Bob decides he's going to go ahead and start growing these weird pods filled with tiny seeds. |
| MS10TLGrow | Well, all it takes is a good wind and the seeds just fly everywhere. |
| MS10TLGrow | I call them Herbert's Seeds. He hates that! |
| MS10TLHaroldPoplarTopic01 | Oh, if only Tree Father Birch saw it as you do! Of everyone, he's been here the longest. |
| MS10TLHaroldPoplarTopic01 | You'd think he'd realize that this place won't remain a secret forever. The caravans know about it and you found it. |
| MS10TLHaroldPoplarTopic01 | How long before someone comes to take this place by force? No, I say allow this place to grow and that issue becomes moot. |
| MS10TLHaroldPoplarTopic02 | You'd think they'd realize that this place won't remain a secret forever. The caravans know about it and you happened upon it. |
| MS10TLHaroldPoplarTopic02 | How long before someone comes to take this place by force? No, I say allow Oasis to grow and that issue becomes moot. |
| MS10TLHaroldPoplarTopic03 | Heresy? Not at all. Leaf Mother Laurel's word is just as binding as Tree Father Birch's. I have no obligation to follow one or the other. |
| MS10TLHaroldPoplarTopic03 | How dare you speak to a Bloomseer like that! I know our laws better than any Outsider would! Now begone! |
| MS10TLHaroldTopic | Oh, you mean Harold? He's really nice. Sometimes when I get really lonely, I go into the Grove and talk to him. |
| MS10TLHaroldTopic | Sometimes I even curl up all cozy like and sleep next to his roots after I have a bad dream. |
| MS10TLHaroldTopic | I tell him what I'm scared of and he tells me what he's scared of. It makes me feel better knowing I'm not the only one. |
| MS10TLHaroldTopic | That's okay, I like talking about Harold's... he's really nice... he's my best friend! |
| MS10TLHaroldTopic | Sometimes I even curl up all cozy like and sleep next to his roots after I have a bad dream. |
| MS10TLHaroldTopic | I tell him what I'm scared of and he tells me what he's scared of. It makes me feel better knowing I'm not the only one. |
| MS10TLHaroldTopic | He is the Great One. The Tree Father of Tree Fathers. There is no greater being in the world than He. |
| MS10TLHaroldTopic | I've dedicated my life to protecting this place from the outside world and I will never fail in that duty. |
| MS10TLHaroldTopic | Well, I'm not so sure the Great One is a god... I mean, I don't believe in that sort of thing. |
| MS10TLHaroldTopic | However, I am beginning to realize He's special... something greater than any of the creatures in the Wasteland. |
| MS10TLHaroldTopic | Being in His presence gives me the greatest sense of peace I've ever felt in my entire life. |
| MS10TLHaroldTopic | Look around you, Outsider. This place wasn't built by man or made by a machine. This place is a miracle and only a god can perform a miracle. |
| MS10TLHaroldTopic | He's not my god, He's everyone's god. You, me, everyone. This place isn't meant for just the Treeminders, it's for all mankind. |
| MS10TLHaroldTopic | Like I said, He's everyone's god. This place isn't meant for just the Treeminders, it's for all mankind. |
| MS10TLHaroldWantstoDieTopic | What?! How can you say something so awful and terrible?! Leave me alone, I never wanna talk to you again! |
| MS10TLHaroldYewTopic01 | Awww, I never knew an Outsider could be scared of anything! |
| MS10TLHaroldYewTopic01 | Harold told me that he's scared of fire. If fire ever got on him, it would burn him and Bob until they were all gone. |
| MS10TLHaroldYewTopic01 | That's why we keep the fires far away from him. |
| MS10TLHaroldYewTopic01SC | Awww, I never knew an Outsider could be scared of anything! |
| MS10TLHaroldYewTopic01SC | Harold told me that he's scared of fire. If fire ever got on him, it would burn him and Bob until they were all gone. |
| MS10TLHaroldYewTopic01SC | That's why we keep the fires far away from him. |
| MS10TLHaroldYewTopic02 | Sorry, that's only for secrets between friends! |
| MS10TLHaroldYewTopic03 | Hey! He's not a tree! He's my friend! Don't be mean. |
| MS10TLHaroldYewTopic04 | Hey! He's not a monster! You meanie! I never wanna talk to you again! |
| MS10TLJoinTopic | I was born here, silly! |
| MS10TLJoinTopic | I was brought here by His will. I heard his calling, and I followed. |
| MS10TLJoinTopic | I believe only a few are worthy enough to find this place, and I'm honored to be among them. |
| MS10TLJoinTopic | That's why I dread the day Oasis overgrows its boundaries. |
| MS10TLJoinTopic | I was brought here by His will. I heard his calling, and I followed. Isn't it wonderful? |
| MS10TLJoinTopic | I was found dying in the Wastes not far from here by a trader caravan. They knew about this place and brought me to Bloomseer Poplar. |
| MS10TLJoinTopic | She nursed me back to health, and I've stayed ever since. |
| MS10TLJoinTopic | There isn't much more to the story. I was dying and these people saved my life, so here I'll remain. |
| MS10TLJoinTopic | My father was a healer like myself. He had the most curious books I would read about trees and plants and their medicinal properties. |
| MS10TLJoinTopic | Many years later, I heard a rumor about a place such as this. I spent a decade in search of it. |
| MS10TLJoinTopic | I've been in this wonderful place for over fifteen years now. |
| MS10TLJoinTopic | I was an Outsider like yourself... wandering the world aimlessly, wasting my life trying to seek my fortune. |
| MS10TLJoinTopic | When my eyes beheld the splendor of Oasis, I knew I'd found a holy place. Tree Father Birch allowed me to stay and I've been here ever since. |
| MS10TLLindenJoinTopic01 | I was a Brotherhood of Steel Outcast. We had a deep patrol out here, looking for some tech and then got jumped by some Deathclaws. |
| MS10TLLindenJoinTopic01 | They shredded everyone else and left me bleeding to death. If it wasn't for Oasis and Bloomseer Poplar, I'd be dead right now. |
| MS10TLLindenJoinTopic01 | Honestly, I've never seen anything like this place... it's beautiful. It's a shame only a few people will ever get to see it. |
| MS10TLLindenJoinTopic02 | I felt I owed these people for bringing me back from the brink. |
| MS10TLLindenJoinTopic02 | Honestly, I've never seen anything like this place... it's beautiful. It's a shame only a few people will ever get to see it. |
| MS10TLLindenJoinTopic03 | You have a lot of nerve! We've shown you nothing but hospitality and then instead of thanks, you chose to hurl insults? |
| MS10TLLindenJoinTopic03 | I'm all for sharing Oasis with the rest of the Wasteland, but if you're an example of what we face in doing so, perhaps it's a mistake! |
| MS10TLMapleJoinTopic01 | Exactly! |
| MS10TLMapleJoinTopic01 | You make me smile, Outsider. It's people like you who give me hope that everyone out there isn't lost. |
| MS10TLMapleJoinTopic02 | I suppose so, but you found it. How many others will stumble across Oasis? Will they be friendly? |
| MS10TLMapleJoinTopic02 | I'm worried Outsider, I'm truly worried. |
| MS10TLMapleJoinTopic03 | And watch as He is prodded and picked apart by those who seek to exploit Him? |
| MS10TLMapleJoinTopic03 | I will never allow that! He must remain safe and we will be His guardians! |
| MS10TLTaskTalk | Certainly, please ask them. |
| MS10TLTaskTalk | By all means, ask away. |
| MS10TLTaskTalk01 | The Great One has not yet allowed us entry below ground. We were uncertain as to why until you arrived. |
| MS10TLTaskTalk01 | I would if I was able, but He will not allow us entry. His roots bar the door, and we have yet to earn the right to pass. |
| MS10TLTaskTalk02 | Of course I am. I know everything that goes on in Oasis. Laurel is free to pursue whatever path she chooses. |
| MS10TLTaskTalk02 | A long time ago, it was agreed that the Tree Father and the Leaf Mother hold equal say. I don't seek to change those customs. |
| MS10TLTaskTalk02 | I just hope that when the time comes, you'll make the right choice. |
| MS10TLTaskTalk03 | The Liniment was made by Bloomseer Poplar. Her knowledge of His gifts and how they can be used to help us is nothing short of astounding. |
| MS10TLTaskTalk03 | Bloomseer Poplar has a unique understanding of the innate power that lay dormant in the plants you see around you. |
| MS10TLTaskTalk03 | She created the sap with the knowledge she brought to us from the Wasteland. |
| MS10TLTaskTalk04 | The entrance to the caves is to the southwest of the Pavilion. |
| MS10TLTaskTalk04 | You'll find the entrance in the southwestern part of Oasis. |
| MS10TLTreeminder | Actually, you already did some of it. I had to do the Ceremony and meet with the Great One. |
| MS10TLTreeminder | Then Tree Father Birch taught me everything I needed to know about Oasis and how it has to remain a secret. |
| MS10TLTreeminder | That's why I'm so worried. I just think letting this place spread into the Wasteland would be an unwise decision. |
| MS10TLTreeminder | Like I said before, thanks to Tree Father Birch, I learned everything I needed to know about Oasis and how it has to remain a secret. |
| MS10TLTreeminder | That's why I'm so worried. I just think letting this place spread into the Wasteland would be an unwise decision. |
| MS10TLTreeminder | Just get born I guess. He he! You're funny! |
| MS10TLTreeminder | I had to accept the ideals of Tree Father Birch and cast away my dependence on technology. |
| MS10TLTreeminder | I sort of fell into it I guess. I woke up here and I just stayed. After a while, I became one of them. |
| MS10TLTreeminder | I was the third one to arrive here in Oasis. Tree Father Birch was a bit wary at first, but Leaf Mother Laurel convinced him to let me stay. |
| MS10TLTreeminder | If she hadn't been around, I doubt Birch would have let me stay here. |
| MS10TLTreeminder | After a while, they taught me their ways and together we developed the Ceremony of Purification that you undertook. |
| MS10TLTreeminder | Please, go right ahead. |
| MS10TLTreeminder | Of course. We're quite open about everything here. |
| MS10TLTreeminder01 | I'm afraid I can take none of the credit for my husband's creation. |
| MS10TLTreeminder01 | I arrived perhaps a year after him, well after he established the Treeminders. |
| MS10TLTreeminder01 | When I first beheld the glory of the Great One, I knew there'd be others who would seek to do Him harm. |
| MS10TLTreeminder01 | I also knew He would be calling others that he felt were pure of heart to protect Him. |
| MS10TLTreeminder01 | Right then and there I created the Treeminders... the Great One's last line of defense. |
| MS10TLTreeminder02 | Without His blessing, we would not allow an Outsider inside this vale. |
| MS10TLTreeminder02 | If the Outsider doesn't have His blessing, we simply deny him entry to our home. |
| MS10TLTreeminder02 | If they persist on trying to gain entry, or display any hostile act that could potentially harm the Great One, we take action. |
| MS10TLTreeminder02 | If the Outsider were a Raider or some other nefarious type, we ensure they don't report our location back to their comrades. |
| MS10TLTreeminder03 | Although we would welcome you with open arms, you were obviously drawn here to help us. |
| MS10TLTreeminder03 | What remains to be seen is what that help turns out to be. |
| MS10TLTreeminder03 | Becoming a disciple of the Great One takes many years of dedication and the will to cast aside your reliance on technological conveniences. |
| MS10TLTreeminder03 | However, I feel you've been sent here for a higher purpose and could be more instrumental in our future than a mere Treeminder. |
| MS10TLTreeminder04 | The first part of our name represents our role in the Treeminders. The youngest are the Saplings, still learning what it means to live in Oasis. |
| MS10TLTreeminder04 | The Branchtenders are our guardians and keep our homes safe. Our healers and soothsayers are known as Bloomseers. |
| MS10TLTreeminder04 | Finally, the Tree Father and the Leaf Mother are the creators and the upholders of the Great One's laws. |
| MS10TLTreeminderCypress01 | Exactly! I was out there once like you. I wandered the Wasteland for many years. |
| MS10TLTreeminderCypress01 | All I saw was poverty, famine, sickness, hate and death everywhere I turned. |
| MS10TLTreeminderCypress01 | But this place... this place isn't anything like that. We can't let all that evil inside here... we just can't! |
| MS10TLTreeminderCypress02 | That would worry me. I was out there once like you. I wandered the Wasteland for many years. |
| MS10TLTreeminderCypress02 | All I saw was poverty, famine, sickness, hate and death everywhere I turned. |
| MS10TLTreeminderCypress02 | But this place... this place isn't anything like that. We can't allow that kind of evil inside Oasis... we just can't! |
| MS10TLTreeminderCypress03 | Go tell her what you want, my opinion is my own. That's one of the founding ideals of the Treeminders. |
| MS10TLTreeminderCypress03 | And being an Outsider, I'd expect you not to judge our laws! |
| MS10TLWater | I'm afraid the water still bears the mark of man's greed. It's His reminder of what we once were. |
| MS10TLWater | Perhaps one day He will see fit to lift this punishment, but I fear we have yet to command His full respect. |
| MS10TopicBailout | Yes? |
| MS10TopicBailout | Go on. |
| MS10TopicBailout | Okay. |
| MS10TreemindersCeremonySay | We will now recite the blessing to ward off any harm the Outsider may be carrying before he proceeds to the Grove. |
| MS10TreemindersCeremonySay | I bid you depart, agents of destruction, through the power of His divine will. |
| MS10TreemindersCeremonySay | Leave our homes and bodies immediately; live no longer in them, but pass over into places where you can harm no one. |
| MS10TreemindersCeremonySay | In the name of His Frondescence, I call His wrath upon you, so that, wherever you may go, you bear it with you... |
| MS10TreemindersCeremonySay | ...and, diminishing from day to day, you may disappear; except where you serve the health and good purposes of mankind, may no trace of you be found. |
| MS10TreemindersCeremonySay | All this may He be so good as to grant us, who is to come to judge the living and the dead, and the world by his verdure. |
| MS10TreemindersCeremonySay | Amen. |
| MS10TreemindersCeremonySay | Soon you will pass peacefully into sleep, Outsider. And when you awake, you will witness His glory first hand. |
| MS11BackToTopicList | All right. What's on your mind? |
| MS11BattleTopic | You there! Burke! Explain your business in Megaton. |
| MS11BattleTopic | I'm sorry? Sheriff, what are you hollering about? |
| MS11BattleTopic | You know damn well what I'm talking about. The bomb! You're trying to blow it up! Have you lost your goddamned mind? |
| MS11BattleTopic | Sheriff. I�m afraid there�s been a misunderstanding. Someone has surely been spreading rumors. I�ll be sure to address the situation... personally. |
| MS11BattleTopic | I'm placing you under arrest, Burke. At least until I figure out what the hell's going on around here. |
| MS11BattleTopic | And I'M afraid I won't be able to oblige your request, Sheriff. I have pressing matters to attend to. Now... step aside. |
| MS11BattleTopic | This isn't open to discussion! You're coming with me. |
| MS11BattleTopic | Why do you knuckle draggers always insist on doing things the hard way? Very well, Sheriff. Lead the way. |
| MS11BombChoiceDisarmChoiceGood | Well that's mighty decent of you. Just don't, you know... go blowing us up. All right? |
| MS11BombChoiceDisarmChoiceNeutralAccept | Great! Go ahead and see what you can do. Just be careful. |
| MS11BombChoiceDisarmChoiceNeutralReject | You're the one that brought it up. Not me. |
| MS11BombChoiceDisarmChoiceSpeech | That's pretty steep.... Fine. Do it and you'll get your money. Don't screw up, though, or we'll ALL regret it. |
| MS11BombChoiceExplode | I knew I shouldn't have trusted you. Dammit, boy! You picked the wrong man to mess with. Now I've got to put you in the ground. |
| MS11BombChoiceExplode | I knew I shouldn't have trusted you. Dammit, girl! You picked the wrong man to mess with. Now I've got to put you in the ground. |
| MS11BombChoiceTattleTail | He said what?! Oh, I never did like the look of him... |
| MS11BombChoiceTattleTail | I told you: Stop playing games with me. Now, run along before I decide to throw you in a cell for disturbing the peace. |
| MS11BombChoiceTattleTail1 | Good point. Come with me. You're about to get an education in Wasteland justice. |
| MS11BombChoiceTattleTail1 | He's long gone by now. But I swear: If he steps within a mile of Megaton, he's a fucking dead man. |
| MS11BombChoiceTattleTail2 | Jesus! Gimme that thing! |
| MS11BombChoiceTattleTail2 | Let's go find this Burke character. You're about to get an education in Wasteland justice. |
| MS11BombChoiceTattleTail2 | Jesus! Gimme that thing! |
| MS11BombChoiceTattleTail2 | Thanks. If Burke steps within a mile of Megaton, he's a dead man. |
| MS11BombChoiceTattleTail3 | You better stop playing games with me, boy! |
| MS11BombChoiceTattleTail3 | You better stop playing games with me, girl! |
| MS11BombHelpChoice | Lack the aptitude, you mean? You're not re-wiring the thing, just attaching the Pulse Charge to the detonator. |
| MS11BombHelpChoice | If you get stumped, talk to Leo Stahl. He might have something to help you concentrate. He's got a bit of a reputation. |
| MS11BombHelpChoice | I thought you knew what you were doing. If it's just nerves, maybe some chems will help. But if you can't handle it, don't go fiddling with it! |
| MS11BurkeAcceptWidow | Color me intrigued. Go on... |
| MS11BurkeAcceptWidow1 | Well... I... I mean... Of course not... I must admit, I've never met a woman quite like you before. This changes everything... |
| MS11BurkeAcceptWidow1 | I'm not sure what I'm going to tell Tenpenny... I'll think of something... |
| MS11BurkeAcceptWidow1 | You wait here my dear. I have some important business to attend to. But you won't be waiting long. I shall send for you soon. |
| MS11BurkeAcceptWidow2 | Five hundred you say? Well... Um... Yes. Yes, I think that can be arranged. |
| MS11BurkeAcceptWidow2 | I must admit. I find you... enchanting. Do this for me, and there's no telling how far my gratitude will reach. |
| MS11BurkeAcceptWidow2 | Take the Fusion Pulse Charge. Place it into the bomb. Then meet me at Tenpenny Tower. There I will show you what true power is. |
| MS11BurkeAccpetObjectiveChoice1 | Well played! An extra 500 caps, in addition to the base fee, when Megaton lies in ruins. Here's the Fusion Pulse Charge. Place it in the bomb. |
| MS11BurkeAccpetObjectiveChoice1 | When it's done, meet me at Tenpenny Tower. It's southwest of here, well out of harm's way. You can't miss it. Any questions? |
| MS11BurkeAccpetObjectiveChoice2 | Oh. I see. I didn't realize Megaton had any guardian beyond its intrepid sheriff. Very well, then. I'll take my leave, as you suggested. |
| MS11BurkeAccpetObjectiveChoice3 | Excellent! I had a feeling about you. Here's the Fusion Pulse Charge. It needs to be installed inside the bomb. |
| MS11BurkeAccpetObjectiveChoice3 | When it's done, meet me at Tenpenny Tower. It's southwest of here, well out of harm's way. You can't miss it. Questions? |
| MS11BurkeAccpetObjectiveChoice5 | Now that is a disappointment. Well, if you change your mind, the offer still stands. Good day. |
| MS11BurkeAccpetObjectiveChoice5 | I'm beginning to lose my patience with you. But the offer still stands should you come to your senses. |
| MS11BurkeAndPhillips | Look, Burke. I... I don't care how you got past the others. I could... I could have you torn apart in an instant, with a snap of my fingers! |
| MS11BurkeAndPhillips | Is that so? Do it then, Phillips. Set you feral pets upon me. I could use a bit of sport. After I�ve dealt with them, I'll turn my attention to you. |
| MS11BurkeAndPhillips | After all, you've destroyed my home, murdered my employer. I�ve something of a score to settle, wouldn't you say? |
| MS11BurkeAndPhillips | Hey, now, come on... The old man got what he had coming� Look, maybe we can work something out. You said you just have some... business to conclude? |
| MS11BurkeAndPhillips | Correct. You and your friends may have killed Tenpenny, but the man gave me a task, and I intend to complete it. |
| MS11BurkeAndPhillips | There's a detonator on the balcony. When that switch is activated, the bomb at the center of Megaton goes... boom. THAT will conclude my business. |
| MS11BurkeAndPhillips | Holy shit, you're gonna blow up Megaton? No lie? Look Burke� if you're about to burn down that smoothskin shithole, I ain't gonna stop ya. |
| MS11BurkeAndPhillips | In fact, I... Well, I think it's fair to say you'd be quite welcome around here. So what do you say? You do your thing and we let bygones by bygones. |
| MS11BurkeAndPhillips | All right. Water under the bridge, then. Truth be told, I'm a firm believer in natural selection. What you people did here was... inspired. |
| MS11BurkeAndPhillips | All right then, Burke... er... Mister Burke. I�ll let you get to it. And, um, thanks for your... understanding. |
| MS11BurkeDisarmedChoice | You did WHAT? Are you out of your goddamned mind? Do you have any idea how long we've pained to put this plan into motion? |
| MS11BurkeDisarmedChoice | Weeks of preparation, destroyed. No words of mine can express my utter contempt for you. |
| MS11BurkeDisarmedChoice | You have made a very poor error in judgment, my friend. One day... one day it WILL come back to haunt you. |
| MS11BurkeExplainChoice1 | The undetonated atomic bomb for which this town is named is still very much alive. All it needs is a little motivation. |
| MS11BurkeExplainChoice1 | I have in my possession a Fusion Pulse Charge constructed for a singular purpose -- the detonation of that bomb. |
| MS11BurkeExplainChoice1 | You'll rig it to the bomb. Then you'll get paid. Handsomely. What do you say? |
| MS11BurkeExplainChoice2 | No, no, I'm merely a recruiter. YOU get to have the real fun. |
| MS11BurkeExplainChoice2 | The undetonated atomic bomb for which this town is named is still very much alive. All it needs is a little motivation. |
| MS11BurkeExplainChoice2 | I have in my possession a Fusion Pulse Charge. Once rigged to the bomb, it will be detonated, by you, at a secure location. Easy money, my friend. |
| MS11BurkeExplainChoice3 | It seems I have misjudged you. Very well. I'll simply find someone with more entrepreneurial spirit. Good day. |
| MS11BurkeExplainTattleTail | Simms is an idiot. He prides himself on his position as mayor and sheriff of this scrapyard. |
| MS11BurkeExplainTattleTail1 | You mean besides doing the world a favor by removing this pestilent scab of a town? |
| MS11BurkeExplainTattleTail1 | Why, you'd be rewarded most handsomely! My employer is a very generous man. If it's bottle caps and luxury you're seeking. You shall have it! |
| MS11BurkeExplainTattleTail2 | I advise you against that particular course of action. If you interfere with my employer's wishes, you will find he can be quite -- disagreeable. |
| MS11BurkeExplainTattleTail3 | You would do well to side with my employer in this little matter. Life could otherwise become quite unbearable for you. |
| MS11BurkeExplainTattleTailSpeech | Indeed. A man's word is worth his weight in caps. I suppose I could arrange for a bonus of say, 500 caps in addition to the base fee. |
| MS11BurkeExplainTattleTailSpeech | When it's done, meet me at Tenpenny Tower. It's southwest of here, well out of harm's way. You can't miss it. Any questions? |
| MS11BurkeFollowupChoice3 | Absolutely not! The place, the people, they're one and the same! Sacrifices for a nobler future. |
| MS11BurkeFollowupChoice3 | I assure you, they are worth ten times as much in death, as they are in life. |
| MS11BurkeGreetingChoice1 | Finally, someone with a modicum of civility and common sense. |
| MS11BurkeGreetingChoice1 | I represent certain... interests. And those interests view this town, this "Megaton," as a blight on a burgeoning urban landscape. |
| MS11BurkeGreetingChoice1 | You have no connections here. No interest in this cesspool's affairs, or fate. You could assist us in erasing this little accident off the map. |
| MS11BurkeGreetingChoice2 | Don't you see? You're a free agent! You've no ties here, no interest in this settlement's affairs. Megaton means nothing to you! |
| MS11BurkeGreetingChoice2 | I represent certain... interests who view this town, this "Megaton," as a blight on a burgeoning urban landscape. |
| MS11BurkeGreetingChoice2 | If this settlement were to... go away. Why, who would really care? Certainly not you, or I... |
| MS11BurkeGreetingChoice3 | As you wish. I'm looking to employ an individual with no ties to Megaton, no interest in its future. |
| MS11BurkeGreetingChoice3 | Megaton is obsolete. The last vestige of a cobbled, desperate past. It needs to... go away. And you are going to see that it does. |
| MS11Drugs | Great. Another junkie... In case you haven't noticed, this is a clinic, not a candy store. And I've got work to do. |
| MS11Drugs1a | I'm afraid that goes against patient-doctor confidentiality. |
| MS11Drugs1b | Megaton might not be Tenpenny Tower, but that doesn't make breaking patient-doctor confidentiality any more ethical, now does it? |
| MS11Drugs1c | Okay, so we have a resident with a bit of a problem. What makes you so goddamned superior? Hmph. Wastelanders... |
| MS11FinBurkeThreatenPlayer | You've made a grievous error in judgement. Watch your back. |
| MS11FinDeliverLetterTopic | Here. These letters arrived for you while you were gone. I'm not a fucking post office you know. |
| MS11FinDeliverLetterTopic | Here. These damn love letters have been waiting around for you. |
| MS11FinDeliverLetterTopic | This letter came for you. I run a saloon, not a post office. But does anyone listen? No. Well, go on take the damn letter already. |
| MS11FinDeliverLetterTopic | Another of those damn love letters arrived for you. |
| MS11FinTenpennyExplain | I complained off hand one day about how I thought that heap of metal on the horizon was a bit of an eyesore. Mister Burke offered to take care of it. |
| MS11FinTenpennyExplain | Burke is such an agreeable man, isn't he? I don't know how I got along without him. I practically don't have to think about things anymore. |
| MS11FinTenpennyExplain | He takes care of everything. I seldom even have to ask. He's a real go-getter, that one. We need more men like him if we're to rebuild the world. |
| MS11FinTenpennyExplain1 | Well said! Indeed! You've got the entrepreneurial spirit! It gives me hope to see young people, such as yourself, with real heads on their shoulders. |
| MS11FinTenpennyExplain2 | Oh no. I'm certainly rather sore about all that. But certain sacrifices must be made. |
| MS11FinTenpennyExplain2 | Besides, Burke assured me that bomb was quite unstable. I asked Burke to suggest they vacate. |
| MS11FinTenpennyExplain2 | It was all a matter of time. Think of it as helping speed along the process of natural selection. Don't lose any sleep over it. |
| MS11FinTenpennyExplain3 | You're an odd one, aren't you? |
| MS11GoodbyeChoice | Don't let me keep you. |
| MS11LucasBomb | What about it? |
| MS11LucasBomb1a | I don't trust any of the locals to tinker with it. Besides, most people don't even realize it's still a threat. |
| MS11LucasBomb1a | And hell, Cromwell and those crazies from the Church of Atom, they worship the damn thing. |
| MS11LucasBomb1a | Why? Do you think you got the know-how to disarm it? For good? |
| MS11LucasBomb1b | It's not like the place was put up over night. Megaton's been here for decades, been growing and growing ever since. |
| MS11LucasBomb1b | Started out as a small settlement of people trying to get into Vault 101. When they were denied, they stuck around here. |
| MS11LucasBomb1b | Some of 'em started worshipping the thing like a god. Now we've got a whole goddamn Church. They're nuts, no doubt, but mostly harmless. |
| MS11LucasBomb1b | By now, most people don't give a shit. They figure if it ain't gone off by now, it never will. I respectfully disagree. |
| MS11LucasBomb1c | Maybe. Maybe... |
| MS11LucasBomb1c | So long as you stay away from the bomb, I see my chances of a long life improving. I hope we understand each other. |
| MS11LucasBomb2a | Oh, all right. Fine. But listen here. Just take a look at it first. Go easy. |
| MS11LucasBomb2a | If you get the job done, there'll be 100 caps in it for you. |
| MS11LucasBomb2b | Fine. Enjoy your stay in Megaton. Don't get into any trouble and we'll go on pretending we're friends. |
| MS11LucasBomb2c | Oh really? Is that so? |
| MS11LucasBomb2c | You may not think much of this town, but you're a guest in my home, and I'd advise you to behave as such. |
| MS11LucasBomb2c | I hope I've made myself perfectly clear. |
| MS11LucasGreet1a | Friendly AND well-mannered? I think we're gonna get along just fine. You treat my people nice, and you're welcome to stay as long as you'd like. |
| MS11LucasGreet1b | So that's the way it's gonna be, huh? That's fine. That's fine... |
| MS11LucasGreet1b | Just so long as we understand each other. This here is my town. These are my people. You so much as breathe wrong, and I'm gonna fuckin' end ya. |
| MS11LucasGreet1c | The quiet type, huh? Fine. Might help keep you out of trouble. I hope you're not a weirdo. Got enough of those already. |
| MS11LucasGreet3a | I'm glad we understand each other. Now, is there something I can help you with? |
| MS11LucasGreet3b | You got something you want to prove, boy? |
| MS11LucasGreet3b | You got something you want to prove, girl? |
| MS11LucasGreet3c | God, I hope you ain't one of those psychotic quiet types. So... is there anything else I can do for you? |
| MS11LucasGreet4a | I ain't killed a drifter in weeks. This should be fun! |
| MS11LucasGreet4b | I think you're suicidal. Try me. |
| MS11LucasGreet4c | Fucking psycho Wastelanders... |
| MS11LucasGreet5a | Let's do it, then! |
| MS11LucasGreet5b | I've got my eye on you, drifter... |
| MS11LucasSimmsSayToPlayer | Well I'll be damned. You're from that vault! Vault 101! Ha ha! I ain't seen one of those jumpsuits in a LONG time! |
| MS11LucasSimmsSayToPlayer | I'll be damned. Another newcomer. |
| MS11MoiraBomb | Oh, I couldn�t do that! It�d be a real blow to those nice folks in the Church. |
| MS11MoiraBomb | Besides, it�s not like that bomb ever hurt anyone. Live and let live, right? |
| MS11NukeView | Now that, my friend, is beautiful. |
| MS11NukeView | Well done, Mister Burke! What a grand display of fireworks! I almost wish there was another nuke we could detonate. You don't see that very often. |
| MS11NukeView | I'm glad you're pleased. I had help, of course. |
| MS11NukeView | Quite right. And you are to offer him the reward we discussed. Now... all this bright light and wind has given me quite a thirst. Where's my scotch? |
| MS11NukeView | Quite right. And you are to offer her the reward we discussed. Now... all this bright light and wind has given me quite a thirst. Where's my scotch? |
| MS11NukeView | I'll send someone up as soon as I've completed business with our friend here. |
| MS11NukeView | Righto. And be quick about it! I haven't been dry in years. I'd hate to start now. |
| MS11SimmsMurderedSay | Gob! |
| MS11SimmsMurderedSay | I know, I know. I'll get a mop. It's just... blood is so hard to get out of the floor. |
| MS11SimmsMurderedSay | Well, that's been a long time coming. Good riddance. |
| MS12ArgumentTopic | You can tell Tenpenny he can kiss my ass! We got plenty of bottlecaps! Let me in, goddamnit! |
| MS12ArgumentTopic | How many times do we have to go through this? You're not getting in! |
| MS12ArgumentTopic | I can stand here all day yelling at you through this damn speaker if I have to! |
| MS12ArgumentTopic | I've already told you Tenpenny won't allow zombies to live here! |
| MS12ArgumentTopic | Who the hell are you calling a zombie? |
| MS12ArgumentTopic | You're definitely not human, that's for damn sure. For the last time: NO ZOMBIES ALLOWED! |
| MS12ArgumentTopic | Can't tell the difference between me and a feral? Fine. I'll show you the goddamn difference! Just you wait! You'll get yours. All of you! |
| MS12Basement | What?! |
| MS12Basement | That area is strictly off limits. Can't have people fooling around with the terminal down there. They could shut off power and open the escape door. |
| MS12Basement | That area is off limits to residents and visitors. Only Gustavo and authorized technicians are allowed down there. |
| MS12Basement | That emergency access door is currently keeping out Ghouls and other vermin. So you can see why people aren't allowed to picnic down there. |
| MS12Basement | You mean the generator room? What the hell do you need to know about that for? That area is strictly off limits. |
| MS12Basement | You stay away from the generator room! |
| MS12Basement | I hear there're some tunnels underground for use in emergencies. Ask Gustavo, he's in charge of all those kinds of things. |
| MS12Basement | There's those access tunnels that lead underground - those are sealed by a door... Then there is someplace down there where they keep the generators. |
| MS12Basement | Occasionally something goes wrong down there and we lose power. Then Burke goes out and finds a technician. We haven't had any blackouts in a while. |
| MS12Basement | If you want to get into the gen room, you'll need to talk to Gustavo. Though I doubt he'll take you on a tour, or let you wander around down there. |
| MS12Basement | Why would I ever go to the basement? Talk to Gustavo about such nonsense. |
| MS12Basement | Aha! So you've been exploring the tower! Well done! Let's just say that Gustavo's not the only one with a key for the generator room! |
| MS12Basement | Bah! I thought you were more interesting than that. Fine. But you better not get caught with that! |
| MS12Basement | Only that they keep generators down there... and some kind of emergency escape tunnels. |
| MS12Basement | Oh, you know who you should talk to? Comrade Dashwood. He knows this place like the back of his hand. |
| MS12Basement | What are you talking about? You mean the basement of Tenpenny Tower? What a random question. Why should I know anything about a basement? |
| MS12Basement | Why don't you run off and find Gustavo. I'm sure he could help you find whatever it is you're looking for. |
| MS12Basement | I haven't. But every so often Gustavo takes someone down there to work on the generators when we lose power. That hasn't happened in awhile, though. |
| MS12Basement | Tunnels in the basement? No can't say that I do. |
| MS12Basement | Hold it! I do remember something about a bunch of escape tunnels in case of disaster or something. Or something about generators for power... |
| MS12Basement | You should talk to that old guy... you know, the famous one with the radio show about him... You know, What's-His-Name! |
| MS12Basement | Daring! Daring Dashwood! That's him. He's explored this whole place from top to bottom. Ask him about those tunnels. He'd know. |
| MS12Basement | What do you take me for? Some greasy engineer? All I know is that's where they make the electricity. |
| MS12Basement | Why don't you go bother Gustavo? I'm sure he can handle whatever it is you need in the basement. |
| MS12Basement | Yeah, supposedly there's some kind of emergency access to the Metro tunnels. |
| MS12Basement | It'd have to be a pretty big emergency to get me down there. That's for sure. There's all kinds of gross things that live in those tunnels. |
| MS12Basement | Talk to Chief Gustavo if you want to know more. I think he's the only one that has a key. |
| MS12Basement | Maybe try talking to Mister Tenpenny or Chief Gustavo. They're probably the ones who would know. |
| MS12Basement1 | There's an emergency entrance to the tunnels, you know for when the bombs fell. We siphon power from the Metro grid to keep our generators running. |
| MS12Basement2 | There's no secret. It's just a sensitive area we don't need idiots and assholes screwing around in. |
| MS12Basement2 | There's an emergency entrance to the tunnels, you know for when the bombs fell. We siphon power from the Metro grid to keep our generators running. |
| MS12Basement2 | But I've got better things to do than play tour guide, so unless there's some kind of emergency, this conversation's over. |
| MS12Basement3 | But I've got better things to do than play tour guide, so unless there's some kind of emergency, this conversation's over. |
| MS12BasementKey1 | I've got the only key, and I ain't lending it to you. I lost it once and had to make a new one. Tenpenny practically bit my head off. So forget it. |
| MS12BasementKey1 | Well, it does get a trifle bit boring around here, and to spice things up I like to do a little... exploring. |
| MS12BasementKey1 | Oh, I always put everything back! Well, almost everything. I occasionally keep a memento... like Gustavo's key to the generator room. |
| MS12BasementKey1 | Have you noticed how he turns a delightful shade of purple when he's angry? |
| MS12BasementKey1 | Well, kid. There're two keys floating around. Which one do you think you can nab without getting caught? Good luck! |
| MS12BasementKey2 | I don't care who you think you are. You're not getting in down there. |
| MS12BasementKey2 | I've got the only key, and I ain't lending it to you. I lost it once and had to make a new one. Tenpenny practically bit my head off. So forget it. |
| MS12BasementKey2 | That's awfully brash of you! You think you got what it takes? |
| MS12BasementKey2 | The trick to "exploring" is to make sure no one knows you've done it. My neighbors, for instance, have no idea that I know so much about them! |
| MS12BasementKey2 | I'll make you a deal kid. You can borrow my key, IF you can find it without letting me see you take it. Good luck! |
| MS12BasementKey3 | Right. |
| MS12BigotNeighbors | Don't care. The only way those Ghoul's are getting in is over my dead body. |
| MS12BigotNeighbors | Ha! I know EVERYTHING about my neighbors, some things they don't even know themselves. I'm certain that they won't agree to this ridiculous idea. |
| MS12BigotNeighbors | And even if they did, I certainly won't! |
| MS12BigotNeighbors | Then my neighbors will have lost their minds. Just like you have. Now go away. |
| MS12BigotNeighbors | If my neighbors lose their minds and agree to such a thing, then I hope security shoots them in the head with their zombie friends. |
| MS12BigotNeighbors | There's no way they'd agree to letting Ghouls live here. We all came here to get away from things like Ghouls, and disease, and all that ugliness. |
| MS12BigotNevermind | Quit bothering me with all this nonsense. |
| MS12BigotNevermind | You're giving me a headache. Isn't there someone else you can pester with your inane ideas? |
| MS12BigotNevermind | Who let you in here in the first place? Does Mister Tenpenny know there's a lunatic walking around his tower? |
| MS12BigotNevermind | Um-hmm. Would you mind bothering someone else? PLEASE! |
| MS12BigotNevermind | Why do you keep bothering me? |
| MS12BigotSpeech | This is outrageous! Preposterous! Forced out by a bunch of dirty Ghouls, and some bleeding heart activist? Where will I live? How will I get there? |
| MS12BigotSpeech | Damn it! This can't be happening! Why do you think I came here in the first place? To get away from Ghouls, monsters, and scum like you. |
| MS12BigotSpeech | Now I'll have to start all over again. Where will I go? |
| MS12BigotSpeech | You horrible little zombie-lover! What right do you and your disgusting buddies have to push honest, hardworking, important people around like that? |
| MS12BigotSpeech | Where do you propose I live? |
| MS12BigotSpeech | Grrr. You'll regret this. I've spent years collecting all this fabulous merchandise. I won't stand for this! Where the hell am I supposed to go? |
| MS12BigotSpeech | I'm done with the Wasteland! And I've been everywhere else. There isn't anything better than this. Damn you and your Ghouls! |
| MS12BigotSpeechBad | I never forget a slight. Watch your back. I'll be sending someone to pay you a little visit in the future. |
| MS12BigotSpeechBad | My husband has connections. Watch your back. |
| MS12BigotSpeechBad | Just you wait. I'll find a way to repay you for this. |
| MS12BigotSpeechBad | You'll pay for this. Dearly. |
| MS12BigotSpeechBad | I'm not going. I'll talk to Tenpenny. I bet I can live in Burke's place. He's never around anyway. |
| MS12BigotSpeechBad | And when he does come back, I'll make sure he's fine with the new arrangement. |
| MS12BigotSpeechBad | I'll just send up for my food. I'll never even have to look at you or your Ghoul buddies. |
| MS12BigotSpeechGood | I found a comfortable place, but now I must leave. When I die, it will be on your head. |
| MS12BigotSpeechGood | I already did. I hope one of your Ghoul buddies kills you. You'll see! |
| MS12BigotSpeechGood | Don't worry? Did you just step out of a vault? Haven't you seen what's out there? I'm doomed. And it's all your fault! |
| MS12BigotSpeechGood | The only suitable place is Tenpenny Tower. Everywhere else stinks and caters to low-life scum like you. I'll die out there. I just know it. |
| MS12BigotSpeechGood | I'm not going anywhere. I'll talk to Tenpenny. I bet I can live in Burke's place. He's never around anyway. |
| MS12BigotSpeechGood | And when he does come back, I'll make sure he's fine with the new arrangement. |
| MS12BigotSpeechGood | I'll just send up for my food. I'll never even have to look at you or your Ghoul buddies. |
| MS12BigotSpeechNeutral | You'll get yours. |
| MS12BigotSpeechNeutral | Yeah right. Watch your back. |
| MS12BigotSpeechNeutral | When I die, it'll be your fault. |
| MS12BigotSpeechNeutral | Whatever. My death will be on your head. |
| MS12BigotSpeechNeutral | I got a plan. I'll talk to Tenpenny. I bet I can live in Burke's place. He's never around anyway. |
| MS12BigotSpeechNeutral | And when he does come back, I'll make sure he's fine with the new arrangement. |
| MS12BigotSpeechNeutral | I'll just send up for my food. I'll never even have to look at you or your Ghoul buddies. |
| MS12FinBarter | Okay. Here's what I have. What do you have? |
| MS12FinBarter | Okay. |
| MS12FinBarter | This is all I have. I hope it's okay. |
| MS12FinBarter | Well, this stuff is mostly crap. But whatever. Oh, and I found some weapons and armor, so I'll be trading in that. It's more useful anyway. |
| MS12FinBarter | Alright. Let's see if we can't find something mutually agreeable. |
| MS12FinBarter | Excellent! |
| MS12FinBarter | I'm sure you'll find something agreeable. |
| MS12FinMurderedTopic | I don't know where they are... but everything is fine. Roy said not to worry about the other residents. |
| MS12FinMurderedTopic | Oh? Well... They must have done something to deserve that. |
| MS12FinMurderedTopic | Heh. Roy decided to take out the trash. I'm glad I lost my sense of smell. You'll want to stay clear of the basement storage room. |
| MS12FinMurderedTopic | Can't say I completely agreed with Roy's decision. Then again, they were a bunch of assholes. No one's innocent, kid. You'd do well to remember that. |
| MS12FinMurderedTopic | Let's just say those two-faced smoothskins didn't like the new management. So they all got themselves "evicted." Can't say it's a shame. |
| MS12FinMurderedTopic | They had it coming. But I don't have to justify myself to you, or any other smoothskin. In fact, you'd best piss off if you don't want to join them. |
| MS12FinResidents | It's fine now that those Ghouls are taken care of. I've been treating less cases related to frazzled nerves and upset stomachs. |
| MS12FinResidents | People are happy and healthy for the most part. And those Ghouls make great case studies! Did I mention I'm working on an important dissertation... |
| MS12FinResidents | It's great. Now that we have a real comrade around here to handle things. I'm appointing a special Security Subcommittee and I want you to chair it! |
| MS12FinResidents | Things are going well, I'd say. We've all learned a thing or two about what makes a real community. Don't you think, comrade? |
| MS12FinResidents | It's a lot better now with those Ghouls out of the picture! |
| MS12FinResidents | I guess I don't mind those Ghouls as much as I thought I would. |
| MS12FinResidents | Business is still good! |
| MS12FinResidents | Those Ghouls are disgusting, so I just spend all my time up here. |
| MS12FinResidents | Now everyone's calmed down and back to their old selves. Not that I cared much for them to begin with, but they've stopped all the Ghoul foolishness. |
| MS12FinResidents | They really are quite ignorant here. But where else could I retire and fit all my trophies? |
| MS12FinResidents | I'm surprised by my fellow tenants. I used to think they were all closed minded idiots. Turns out they aren't so bad after all. |
| MS12FinResidents | Beats the Wasteland and dirty tunnels, that's for damn sure! |
| MS12FinResidents | It's wonderful. Roy was right. This is the way to live! |
| MS12FinResidents | It's weird actually. I used to vacation here before the bombs dropped. Used to be a resort for the wealthy and powerful. |
| MS12FinResidents | I never thought I'd be the one fighting to get in here. Guess way back it used to be a plantation. Ironic isn't it? |
| MS12FinResidents | Well, I feel a lot safer now that those Ghouls have stopped bothering us. That's for sure. |
| MS12FinResidents | Our new neighbors aren't so bad after all. And they have big appetites, so that's good for the cafe! |
| MS12FinResidents | It's clean and safe -- since those Ghouls left -- and Tenpenny knows how to stock the lounge with the good stuff. Stop by. Share a drink! |
| MS12FinResidents | It's swell. Those new neighbors of ours like to drink almost as much as I do� and boy, do they have some real good stories! |
| MS12GhoulBranch | Biding our time, making plans, getting ready. Tenpenny and his pack of elitist wannabes can't keep us out of that tower forever. |
| MS12GhoulBranch | We got rights. And we'll take them if they aren't given to us. |
| MS12GhoulBranch | Biding our time, making plans, getting ready. Tenpenny and his pack of elitist wannabes can't keep us out of that tower forever. |
| MS12GhoulBranch | We got rights. And we'll take them if they aren't given to us. |
| MS12GhoulBranch | What about it? |
| MS12GhoulBranch | What about it? |
| MS12GhoulBranch | Roy is coming up with a plan to get us into that tower. Tenpenny's. Says it's only a matter of time. |
| MS12GhoulBranch | He's strong like that. He never gives up. The kind of guy who makes things happen, Roy is. That's why the others follow him. |
| MS12GhoulBranch | Me, I just like the way he looks at me. Makes me feel pretty again. I'd go anywhere with him. |
| MS12GhoulBranch | I've been stomping around with Roy and his gang of misfits. Roy's a no nonsense, take no prisoners kinda guy. |
| MS12GhoulBranch | He heard about this Tenpenny asshole, and now he's trying to get us in that tower. He's hatching some kind of plan to kill all those bigot bastards. |
| MS12GhoulBranch | Believe it or not, I used to vacation there. |
| MS12GhoulBranchHelp | I already got a plan. They think I�m a monster. I�ll show them the real monsters! |
| MS12GhoulBranchHelp | We'll unleash our feral brethren on them; all those bigoted sons-of-bitches will get torn apart. Trouble is getting past the damn subway access door! |
| MS12GhoulBranchHelp | You see, there's some kind of escape door that leads from the Tenpenny basement to the subway tunnels. There must be some way to get that open. |
| MS12GhoulBranchHelpHelpGate | Now you're talking my language. Alright, here's the plan. |
| MS12GhoulBranchHelpHelpGate | I'll gather up a horde of ferals and wait for you by that escape door. You find a way to get it open and then we'll sit back and enjoy the show! |
| MS12GhoulBranchHelpHelpGateFun | Indeed. Remember. I'll be waiting for you to get that door open. Don't keep me waiting long, kid. |
| MS12GhoulBranchHelpHelpGateTryTalk | Try it if you like. Go talk to Tenpenny. Ask him he wants us living there. It won't work. So when you fail, we can do it my way. |
| MS12GhoulBranchHelpTryTalk | Ha! Those snooty bitches probably can't stand living with each other, let alone with us. |
| MS12GhoulBranchHelpTryTalk | But by all means, try talking to Tenpenny if you like. But it won't work. Then we'll do it my way. |
| MS12GhoulBranchHelpTryTalk | You get that escape door in the Tenpenny basement open, and I'll unleash those ferals on 'em! |
| MS12GhoulBranchNevermind | You're right. It's none of your business. You best get out of here, kid. Before something ugly happens. |
| MS12GhoulBranchTenpenny | Not sure where you come from kid, but out here in the Wasteland, everything's up for grabs. And you only get to keep what you can hold onto. |
| MS12GhoulBranchTenpenny | Tenpenny didn't build that tower. He found it. And took it from whoever used to own it. Now we're gonna take it from him. |
| MS12GhoulBranchTenpenny | We tried playing nice, but they shot at us. Fuck 'em. It's time for them and their bigot ways to die. |
| MS12GhoulBranchTenpennyBothJerks | If I'm no better than Tenpenny, then he should let me into that tower. But he won't. So, I'm busting in. |
| MS12GhoulBranchTenpennyBothJerksLeaving | That's the smartest thing you've said since you met me. |
| MS12GhoulBranchTenpennyGoodluck | You got a lot to learn, kid. A lot. Like for instance how not to piss off an angry Ghoul. You best get out of here, before I get real ugly. |
| MS12GhoulBranchTenpennyZombie | Oh yeah? Fine. It's on! |
| MS12GhoulBranchWhy | Ghouls aren't built for luxury and comfort, is that it? You think Ghouls belong scurrying around in the dark dank under belly of the Wasteland? |
| MS12GhoulBranchWhy | You got a lot of nerve. |
| MS12GhoulGREETINGGateNot | Well get going, then! Open the door! What's taking you so damn long? Hurry up! |
| MS12GhoulGREETINGMoveIn | You think so, do you? Give it a shot kid, but you're dreaming. I'll wait to give you a shot, but then we're doing it my way. |
| MS12GhoulGREETINGMoveIn | I'll be damned. Really? Good job kid! I was willing to unleash the Ferals and kill all those bigots. Guess I don't have to now. |
| MS12GhoulGREETINGMoveIn | Here's a little something for your troubles, it'll help you deal with our Feral brethren if you meet any. |
| MS12GhoulKill | Is that so? He isn't man enough to do it himself? Sends a boy to do his dirty work. You think you got what it takes? |
| MS12GhoulKill | Is that so? He isn't man enough to do it himself? Sends a girl to do his dirty work. You think you got what it takes? |
| MS12GhoulKill | Figures. He's Tenpenny's adorable lapdog, isn't he? So what's your angle in all this? |
| MS12GhoulKill | Please don't hurt me! |
| MS12GhoulKill1 | I see... that's smart of you. I'd lay you flat if you tried anything stupid. So don't. |
| MS12GhoulKill1 | Tenpenny and his pack of elitist wannabes are in for a real treat soon enough. They can't keep us out of that tower for ever. |
| MS12GhoulKill1 | That's awfully decent of you, even if we already knew those bigoted bastards wanted us dead. Talk to Roy Phillips. You might be able to help us out. |
| MS12GhoulKill1 | Oh. Hahaha. Sorry. I just assumed... |
| MS12GhoulKill1 | Well, most people would prefer if we Ghouls didn't exist. If you want to help us, talk to Roy Phillips. |
| MS12GhoulKill2 | Yeah. FUCK YOU! |
| MS12GhoulKill2 | Karma's a fucking bitch, isn't she? |
| MS12GhoulKill2 | Please don't kill me. |
| MS12GhoulKill3 | You picked the wrong Ghoul to fuck with, kid. |
| MS12GhoulKill3 | Open your eyes, kid. Does it look like I got a fortune? Now bugger off before I get angry. |
| MS12GhoulKill3 | Oh... well... we don't really have much... um... |
| MS12GhoulKill3 | HEEELLLLPPPP!!!!!!! |
| MS12Greeting1 | Me too. Especially rich fine young men! |
| MS12Greeting1 | Listen, you look like you can handle yourself. You survived out there in the Wasteland getting here, after all. You ever have to deal with Ghouls? |
| MS12Greeting1 | You got a lot of nerve talking to me like that! But I can respect a woman who doesn't put up with crap. |
| MS12Greeting1 | Think you're tough enough to take on a couple of Ghouls? |
| MS12Greeting1 | Hmm... very well. As long as security is aware of your presence. Can't be too careful these days. What with these Ghouls and all. |
| MS12Greeting1 | Gustavo says he has the situation well in order, but I wonder if he's really trying. Don't suppose you ran into any Ghouls on your way in here? |
| MS12Greeting1 | Maybe you�ve heard the GNR radio play? The Adventures of Herbert "Daring" Dashwood? That�s about me, you know. Based on my, um... earlier days. |
| MS12Greeting1 | I even had a Ghoul manservant. Let me ask you -- you ever met a Ghoul before? |
| MS12Greeting1 | Thanks, comrade. I'm sure you'll agree the people are only as strong as their leader. That's why I do my best to serve the community to the fullest. |
| MS12Greeting1 | Speaking of service to the community... I don't suppose you are familiar with Ghouls, are you? More importantly, how to kill them? |
| MS12Greeting1 | I've formed a committee to investigate the problem. |
| MS12Greeting1 | Oh, fine. We'll have to share a drink sometime. I'm always in the Federalist Lounge. There's certainly plenty to drink about. |
| MS12Greeting1 | Take those Ghouls for example... |
| MS12Greeting1 | Don't suppose you know anything about dealing with their kind, do you? |
| MS12Greeting1 | You're better mannered than your apparent breeding would indicate. It is nice to make your acquaintance. |
| MS12Greeting1 | You didn't happen to catch a glimpse of any Ghouls on your way here did you? |
| MS12Greeting1 | Do you know he tried forming a committee to discuss the Ghoul situation? A committee! He made himself Chairman, of course. |
| MS12Greeting1 | What we need is somebody to DO something! Not just talk about it. |
| MS12Greeting1 | Don't suppose you know anything about Ghouls, do you? |
| MS12Greeting2 | Your loss. You fancy yourself a man of action? Think you're man enough to handle a couple of Ghouls? |
| MS12Greeting2 | Are you calling me ugly? Nice try. I got a pile of bottlecaps that say otherwise. |
| MS12Greeting2 | I bet you think you're pretty butch, eh? Think you got what it takes to kill a few Ghouls? |
| MS12Greeting2 | There's no need to get snippy with me, boy! |
| MS12Greeting2 | We're all little perturbed on account of those Ghouls. Don't suppose you know anything about Ghouls, do you? |
| MS12Greeting2 | There's no need to get snippy with me, girl! |
| MS12Greeting2 | We're all little perturbed because of those Ghouls. Don't suppose you know anything about Ghouls, do you? |
| MS12Greeting2 | Got a fire up your butt, eh? Better put that to good use. Go out exploring. Don't hang around these fools. You'll only want to blow your brains out. |
| MS12Greeting2 | Ah, to be young again. You know the G.N.R. radio play? The Adventures of Herbert �Daring� Dashwood? That�s about me. Based on my... early days. |
| MS12Greeting2 | I had myself a Ghoul manservant and everything. So... you ever met a Ghoul before? |
| MS12Greeting2 | Ah, but not everyone has common sense. Do they? |
| MS12Greeting2 | True happiness flows from respecting those in charge, because they have the happiness of the people at heart. |
| MS12Greeting2 | For example, I've appointed a committee to discuss this problem with the Ghouls trying to get in here. You know anything about Ghouls? |
| MS12Greeting2 | Well, then you'll excuse me if I don't invite you to share a drink? |
| MS12Greeting2 | Really, you're as much fun as a couple of Ghouls... They're trying to get in here you know. Don't suppose you've ever had to deal with Ghouls before? |
| MS12Greeting2 | Tsk. Tsk. You were raised by beasts weren't you? Poor thing. |
| MS12Greeting2 | Did those Ghouls send you here to torment us civilized folk? |
| MS12Greeting2 | Seriously though, they have everyone on edge. So mind your manners! |
| MS12Greeting2 | Ha! You try being married to my husband for five minutes. I dare you! |
| MS12Greeting2 | I'd rather live with those Ghouls... well, okay, not really. But still. |
| MS12Greeting2 | Did you happen to see any Ghouls out there in the Wasteland? You know how to kill one? |
| MS12Greeting3 | The strong silent type, eh? We're in luck! Ever met a Ghoul before? |
| MS12Greeting3 | Can't find your tongue? Maybe one of those Ghouls got it. Didn't your mother tell you never to kiss a Ghoul? |
| MS12Greeting3 | Seriously though. You better watch out. There's a pack of those vermin hiding in some tunnels nearby. You afraid of Ghoulies, little girl? |
| MS12Greeting3 | Not very lively are you? Perhaps you're just bored. You should go on an adventure. Nothing like a little bit of the unknown to motivate a person. |
| MS12Greeting3 | That's what I did. In my... younger years. You know the G.N.R. radio play? The Adventures of Herbert �Daring� Dashwood? That�s about me. |
| MS12Greeting3 | Hell, I even had me a Ghoul manservant. Let me ask you -- you ever met a Ghoul before? |
| MS12Greeting3 | Someone needs to talk to Tenpenny. I don't think security should let people like you just wander in like that. |
| MS12Greeting3 | We all need to be more vigilant with those Ghouls on the loose. Don't suppose you ran into any on your way in here, did you? Hmm? |
| MS12Greeting3 | Not very bright, are you? Don't worry, comrade. Even the least of us have some small though important role to play in the community. |
| MS12Greeting3 | For example, I've appointed a committee to discuss this problem with the Ghouls trying to get in here. You know anything about Ghouls? |
| MS12Greeting3 | I'm glad to meet someone who doesn't want to talk my ear off. We should get a drink together. I hate when people talk while I'm drinking. Don't you? |
| MS12Greeting3 | And there's plenty to drink about, er talk about, isn't there? Everyone's always prattling on about the Ghouls this, and the Ghouls that. |
| MS12Greeting3 | Frankly I'm getting fed up with all this Ghoul talk... How about you? You know much about Ghouls? |
| MS12Greeting3 | Just as I thought. The end of the world happens, and everyone forgets their manners. I bet you were raised in one of those Vault things. Agh! |
| MS12Greeting3 | Or worse, raised by a pack of disgusting Ghouls! |
| MS12Greeting3 | You know much about Ghouls? |
| MS12Greeting3 | Is there something you want? If not, I'm busy telling my neighbors to ignore my husband and his silly committee to discuss the Ghoul situation. |
| MS12Greeting3 | You ever have to deal with Ghouls before? |
| MS12GustavoGhoulsArentBad | Look kid. I don't care what you think about them. Unless Tenpenny says otherwise. They aren't allowed in here. End of story. Quit wasting my time. |
| MS12IntroToGhoul1 | You're exactly the kind of man we need around here! |
| MS12IntroToGhoul1 | Chief Gustavo and his pack of goons aren't doing their job. Those Ghouls keep coming back! Somebody's bound to get hurt sooner or later. |
| MS12IntroToGhoul1 | Now you're talking. I've met a couple tough broads like you before. You might be just what we need around here. |
| MS12IntroToGhoul1 | Chief Gustavo and his pack of goons aren't doing their job. Those Ghouls keep coming back! Somebody's bound to get hurt sooner or later. |
| MS12IntroToGhoul1 | I bet you could. Talk to Gustavo. He could use someone like you. You could kill those Ghouls in the tunnels. Get rid of them once and for all! |
| MS12IntroToGhoul1 | That's rather extreme, though near enough to the truth. Talk to Gustavo. He might be able to use you in the fight against the Ghouls. |
| MS12IntroToGhoul1 | Really? Fantastic! You can give that Gustavo a lesson or two! |
| MS12IntroToGhoul1 | Oh my. It sounds like you might be just the person we need to take care of the situation. Talk to Gustavo. |
| MS12IntroToGhoul1 | That doesn't surprise me. You should talk to Gustavo. He might be able to use someone like you. |
| MS12IntroToGhoul1 | I wasn't meaning to imply they should be slaughtered... though, I suppose these days, that might be the best solution. |
| MS12IntroToGhoul1 | Wow! You're a brutal thing aren't you... You're right, of course. You should offer to help Gustavo and his troopers in fighting those Ghouls. |
| MS12IntroToGhoul1 | That's wonderful, comrade! Truly wonderful! Before you go Ghoul hunting, talk to Gustavo. He might be able to help you. |
| MS12IntroToGhoul1 | That's terrific! A real man of action. That's just what we need! |
| MS12IntroToGhoul1 | Well. Then you know that some Ghouls aren't feral, and can be reasoned with. |
| MS12IntroToGhoul1 | Those Ghouls that keep trying to get into Tenpenny. They need to stop, before someone gets hurt. I think they live in the nearby Metro tunnels... |
| MS12IntroToGhoul2 | Neither am I! I came here to get away from all that! |
| MS12IntroToGhoul2 | Look. I know you just got here, but... we could really use your help. I could use your help... |
| MS12IntroToGhoul2 | Someone really needs to take care of those Ghouls once and for all. Gustavo and his goons aren't doing the job. |
| MS12IntroToGhoul2 | Neither am I! I came here to get away from all that! |
| MS12IntroToGhoul2 | Something tells me you're a pretty tough chick. You made it in from the Wasteland after all. We could really use you're help around here. |
| MS12IntroToGhoul2 | Someone really needs to take care of those Ghouls once and for all. Gustavo and his goons aren't doing the job. |
| MS12IntroToGhoul2 | There must be something we can do. Talk to Gustavo, he might have some way for you to assist us in dealing with the problem. |
| MS12IntroToGhoul2 | They do seem a bit anti-social don't they? |
| MS12IntroToGhoul2 | Though perhaps if we got them good and liquored up... |
| MS12IntroToGhoul2 | Indeed. Loathsome creatures aren't they? Someone really ought to put them out of their misery. You should talk to Gustavo about exterminating them. |
| MS12IntroToGhoul2 | Perhaps you are smarter than appearances credit. |
| MS12IntroToGhoul2 | Yeah, it's what keeps those Ghouls from coming in. |
| MS12IntroToGhoul2 | Ha ha ha! You bet. But who would dare touch them to give it to them? |
| MS12IntroToGhoul2 | Well, I'll try to not be bothered then... and perhaps you should speak to comrade Gustavo about getting rid of them altogether. |
| MS12IntroToGhoul2 | Yeah. They make me nervous. They certainly are disturbing looking. |
| MS12IntroToGhoul2 | If you weren't a child, I'd show you what this old man can do! |
| MS12IntroToGhoul2 | Well, that's not very brave, though it's not a bad policy either. If you decide to conquer your fear of Ghouls by killing a couple, talk to Gustavo. |
| MS12IntroToGhoul3 | Fine. Never mind. I thought you were a real man. Turns out you're just a scared little boy. |
| MS12IntroToGhoul3 | That's just what I thought. You're a scared little girl. |
| MS12IntroToGhoul3 | What? Have you lost your mind? |
| MS12IntroToGhoul3 | I guess I never thought of it that way. It's probably really hard just living day to day like that. Now I feel a little ashamed. |
| MS12IntroToGhoul3 | Oh. I see. Well. I've never met one, so I wouldn't know. I just always thought... I guess I really don't know what I thought... |
| MS12IntroToGhoul3 | Then you obviously don't know anything about Ghouls. |
| MS12IntroToGhoul3 | I do hope you're not referring to me! I'm certainly a better conversationalist than some stupid Ghoul. And I smell better, too! |
| MS12IntroToGhoul3 | Well, umm. I guess I must confess... I've never examined a Ghoul up close... you're right. I shouldn't make assumptions. |
| MS12IntroToGhoul3 | That's a silly question. What I have against Ghouls, is that they are Ghouls! |
| MS12IntroToGhoul3 | Perhaps you're right. My wife is always going on about how crazy I make her. |
| MS12IntroToGhoul3 | I wish I could. I get nightmares from time to time. |
| MS12IntroToGhoul3 | Ah... you've already learned some wisdom in your youth. Congratulations! |
| MS12LoveLetterTopic | Oh my God! This can't be real... But it's in his handwriting. Oh my God! |
| MS12LoveLetterTopic | He's dead. I'll kill him. And her. They're both dead. |
| MS12LoveLetterTopic | This isn't happening. This isn't real... |
| MS12Nevermind | I'm getting impatient. |
| MS12Nevermind | You've become a bit of a bore, haven't you? Go away! |
| MS12OkayForGhouls | What? Where did they go? Strike that. I don't really care. If they don't want to live here, that's their own business. |
| MS12OkayForGhouls | Let the Ghouls move in here. But I expect them to pay and obey the rules like everyone else. |
| MS12OkayForGhouls | It's a bit crass, but here's a little something for your troubles. |
| MS12OkayForGhouls | Well, if my tenants want Ghoul neighbors, they can have them! Though the Ghouls must pay and follow the rules like everyone else. |
| MS12OkayForGhouls | You're a clever one aren't you? I'm glad this situation has been resolved! |
| MS12OkayForGhouls | It's a bit crass, but here's a little something for your troubles. |
| MS12ResidentsBranch | Tenpenny is always on time with the money. And we get fairly comfortable digs with side benefits. |
| MS12ResidentsBranch | It's a piece of Utopia jutting up from the Wasteland. Tenpenny is a true visionary. I do my part to assist him in unfolding his Master Plan. |
| MS12ResidentsBranch | This tower is the symbol of true progress in this world! People are dying to get in here. Just ask those Ghouls. |
| MS12ResidentsBranch | It's a great place to live. I've always dreamed of giving people fresh meals, and a place to relax and enjoy a good conversation or two. |
| MS12ResidentsBranch | Tenpenny gave me a place to do that. I'm greatly indebted to him for that. |
| MS12ResidentsBranch | Well it's a great place to live... IF you don't mind GHOULS breathing down your neck. |
| MS12ResidentsBranch | It's THE place to live. The only place one finds any modicum of civilization and breeding. |
| MS12ResidentsBranch | Of course those Ghouls are trying to move in here. Can you fancy that? Disgusting zombies? Living in a place like this? Ahahaha! Really now! |
| MS12ResidentsBranch | Things haven't been the same since those Ghouls showed up. Has everyone on edge. |
| MS12ResidentsBranch | Tenpenny is a classy place. Just look at me. Look at my shop. Can't find top shelf class like that anywhere else. |
| MS12ResidentsBranch | People are healthy here, they eat well and have a strong roof over their head. |
| MS12ResidentsBranch | Only those deserving to live here can afford it. And let me tell you, those who do, live in style! |
| MS12ResidentsBranch | Well comrade, things are great. The best of the best have made a community here. |
| MS12ResidentsBranch | Well, there is that problem with the Ghouls. But I think it'll be solved soon enough. |
| MS12ResidentsBranch | It's very clean and safe here. Well, mostly safe. They say those Ghouls won't get in. But I don't know. |
| MS12ResidentsBranch | Beats living out there in Wasteland, trust me. See, I'm not like these other puffed up fogies. I earned my way into privilege. I worked to get here. |
| MS12ResidentsBranch | Well, until recently the only danger you ever faced in this fine establishment, was bumping into all the bloated egos floating around. |
| MS12ResidentsBranch | But now there's a group of Ghouls nearby. I've tried explaining that they don't ALL want to eat you - though SOME do, of course. |
| MS12ResidentsBranch | Problem is, it's hard to tell which is which. Chief Gustavo has initiated a shoot first and ask later policy. If they're smart, they'll stay away. |
| MS12ResidentsBranch1 | Indeed. Though Tenpenny has put a lot of work into restoring it. And he's hired security to keep us safe. |
| MS12ResidentsBranch1 | But they seem to be having some trouble with a pack of Ghouls living in the tunnels nearby. |
| MS12ResidentsBranch1 | Don't suppose you've encountered many Ghouls on your travels? |
| MS12ResidentsBranch1 | Indeed! Everyone who lives here has worked hard to get here. |
| MS12ResidentsBranch1 | That's why we can't just let those ghouls in. They demand the right to live here, but what have they done to prove themselves worthy? |
| MS12ResidentsBranch1 | Tenpenny is very selective about who he allows to live here. The correct genes and living conditions make for a relatively disease free environment. |
| MS12ResidentsBranch1 | Clean water is still a concern, of course, but we've got enough chems to keep the radiation sickness at bay. |
| MS12ResidentsBranch1 | That's why he won't allow those Ghouls to live here. Why introduce a weakness into a healthy system? |
| MS12ResidentsBranch1 | And you can thank me for that. I'm the resident guide to all things fabulous. |
| MS12ResidentsBranch1 | And I'll tell you what isn't ever in style... disgusting Ghouls getting their rotting paws all over everything. |
| MS12ResidentsBranch2 | I've never been in prison, so I wouldn't know. All I know is that I'm safe in here. Out there you got all kinds of nastiness. Like those Ghouls. |
| MS12ResidentsBranch2 | You ever run into Ghouls in your travels? |
| MS12ResidentsBranch2 | Lucky? Perhaps I should feel lucky. But really, we've all worked hard to get what we have. I think it's fair to say we DESERVE to live here. |
| MS12ResidentsBranch2 | Those Ghouls on the other hand... they think they can just take whatever they want. Well, they have to earn the right to live here. |
| MS12ResidentsBranch2 | I'm not sure what you are trying to imply... but it's no crime to be paid for doing work. Tenpenny charges me rent too, you know. |
| MS12ResidentsBranch2 | In a perfect world, health care would be free... but since you've traveled through the Wastes out there, you know it's not a perfect world. Is it? |
| MS12ResidentsBranch2 | Take those Ghouls out there. Tenpenny won't let them live here. Sure, it's a little sad, but that decision is keeping people in here safe and sound. |
| MS12ResidentsBranch2 | People ARE dying to get in here. Like those dirty Ghouls... or at least they should be dying. Security has got to get their act together. |
| MS12ResidentsBranch2 | But luck has nothing to do with it. We deserve this. All of it. Not everyone is as smart, as pretty, or as wealthy as the cream of the crop. |
| MS12ResidentsBranch2 | Don't blame me. Blame mother nature. Survival of the fittest. It's the game of life. We're the winners. And those Ghouls, they are definitely losers. |
| MS12ResidentsBranch3 | Not used to civilized discourse, eh? You're from out there in the Wasteland, right? You must be pretty tough to survive out there. Ever kill a Ghoul? |
| MS12ResidentsBranch3 | You're lucky they even let you in here. I'm surprised they did, since it will only encourage those Ghouls who want to live here. |
| MS12ResidentsBranch3 | They don't understand they need to earn the right to live here. |
| MS12ResidentsBranch3 | If you don't mind, I have better things to do. |
| MS12ResidentsBranch3 | Like fixing up some pills to keep the residents bolstered against whatever diseases those Ghouls bring with them when they bang on the gate. |
| MS12ResidentsBranch3 | You are in definite need of an attitude adjustment. Like those God-awful Ghouls scrabbling at the gate all the time. |
| MS12ResidentsBranch3 | Someone must do something to get rid of those vermin once and for all! |
| MS12ResidentsGhouls | That damn Roy Phillips won't take no for an answer. Keeps showing up, looking for a handout. He and his kind aren't wanted. End of story. |
| MS12ResidentsGhouls | If I were a betting man, I'd place a stack of caps on him trying something violent soon. |
| MS12ResidentsGhouls | And that would make Tenpenny nervous. I don't like it when Tenpenny gets nervous. |
| MS12ResidentsGhouls | But I can't spare the manpower to go hunt down Roy Phillips and his band of misfits, or I'd gladly end this thing once and for all. |
| MS12ResidentsGhouls | If they got in here, they'd get their filth over everything. You can smell them a mile away! |
| MS12ResidentsGhouls | I hope they come back and get killed by security. |
| MS12ResidentsGhouls | They were told they can't live here. But those zombies are too stupid to understand. |
| MS12ResidentsGhouls | They live in their own filth, squatting in the nearby metro tunnel. Security keeps shooting them, but they keep coming back. |
| MS12ResidentsGhouls | Don't you worry about any such thing, sir. Care to wet your whistle? |
| MS12ResidentsGhouls | I'm sure it will end in bloodshed. It's serious business, comrade. |
| MS12ResidentsGhouls | They're living in the nearby tunnels. They scare me! |
| MS12ResidentsGhouls | Why doesn't somebody do something! |
| MS12ResidentsGhouls | Are you going to do something about the problem, or not? |
| MS12ResidentsGhouls | Some Ghouls moved into the nearby Metro tunnel. There's a bunch of the so-called Feral Ghouls in there, but a handful seem the sociable type. |
| MS12ResidentsGhouls | I've tried explaining to my fellow tenants that not all Ghouls are monsters. But they don't seem to care. |
| MS12ResidentsGhouls | The intelligent ones should stay away from our trigger happy protectors. If there're enough feral ones though, they could overwhelm security. |
| MS12ResidentsGhouls | We have the situation... contained. |
| MS12ResidentsGhouls | Chief Gustavo assures us that he's increased the number of the security team, and will kill any zombies on sight. |
| MS12ResidentsGhouls | We haven't discussed this already? Apparently there's a pack of zombies living in the tunnels. Gustavo says he has it under control. |
| MS12ResidentsGhouls | On the bright side, it's given me another reason to hit the drink! |
| MS12ResidentsGhouls | There's a pack of zombies living nearby in some old tunnel. They asked to move in. Naturally, they were told to go to hell. |
| MS12ResidentsGhouls | Gustavo's hired some additional goons. Seems to be working. Still, makes one a bit fidgety having those loathsome creatures around. |
| MS12ResidentsGhouls | I wouldn't even want them as slaves! |
| MS12ResidentsGhouls | Again with the Ghouls! It's all anyone will gossip about. I can't help thinking about them... doing things to us. Let's talk about something else. |
| MS12ResidentsGhouls | My current theory is that the destructive disease of the Ghoul condition will always eventually render him little more than a mindless killer. |
| MS12ResidentsGhouls | The proverbial Wasteland "zombie" with a predilection for raw human flesh. |
| MS12ResidentsGhouls | They can't be cured. And there's nothing to alleviate the symptoms. All in all, it seems rather sad, really. |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsChoice1 | Really? That'd be wonderful. Talk to Chief Gustavo about it. |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsChoice1 | Yeah? Talk to Gustavo. He may wish to employ your assistance. |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsChoice1 | Really? It's your funeral I suppose. You'll want to discuss it with Chief Gustavo first. |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsChoice1 | Really? How? Wait! I don't really want to know - it probably entails something wickedly awful - just talking about it will give me the jeepers. |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsChoice1 | Chief Gustavo will want to know you will help. He might even be able to offer you something for your troubles. |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsChoice1 | I wish you luck. You'll want to talk to Chief Gustavo first. He may be able to lend you a soldier or two. |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsChoice1 | Really? Perhaps you can. We'd all be terribly grateful. Chief Gustavo will want to know you're willing to help. |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsChoice1 | Hmm. You're certainly welcome to try, aren't you? Talk to Chief Gustavo. |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsChoice1 | Excellent. Speak with comrade Gustavo. He'll know what to do. |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsChoice1 | Really? Chief Gustavo is going to want to hear about that. You should talk to him right away. |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsChoice1 | You're something else. Not like these other losers. |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsChoice1 | Hmm. We might get to be friends after all. You're not so bad. |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsChoice1 | Aha! An adventurous soul like myself. If I wasn't retired, I might come with you myself. |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsChoice1 | If you can do a better job than Chief Gustavo, perhaps you can go enlighten him. I have important matters to attend to. If you'll excuse me? |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsChoice2 | I hope I don't have to find out... though, everyone loves my cooking. |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsChoice2 | Look around... what else is there to do? |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsChoice2 | Hmph. Well I... I just remembered I have something important to do. Goodbye. |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsChoice2 | What? Why, I do believe you are being quite rude! Goodbye. |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsChoice2 | Well... not exactly. But my colleagues have published papers... |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsChoice2 | I suppose I someone ought to verify their findings... Perhaps I'll do that. Who knows? I might even finally get published! |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsChoice2 | Well... I just thought... Never mind. |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsChoice2 | What are you suggesting by that? I don't think I like your tone! |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsChoice2 | Are you mocking me, comrade? |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsChoice2 | Perhaps you're right. But, I prefer to keep my nightmares a fantasy and not test my luck with the real thing. Thank you very much. |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsChoice2 | I was hoping we could get to know each other better. What was I thinking? |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsChoice2 | I was hoping we could get along. What was I thinking? |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsChoice2 | You're lucky old men learn patience. But keep pushing your luck and I'll teach you a thing or two. |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsChoice2 | Ahem. I advise you to speak more civilly. Perhaps you can go enlighten Chief Gustavo. I have pressing "evil minion" things to do. |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsChoice3 | Those Ghouls got you scared too, huh? |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsChoice3 | Thanks. |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsChoice3 | We shall simply have to ignore them until they bugger off. |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsChoice3 | It's more than just interesting. It's positively horrible! |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsChoice3 | If you don't mind, I have something things to attend to. |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsChoice3 | Yeah. Thanks. |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsChoice3 | I suppose it is, isn't it? |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsChoice3 | That's not the word I'd use for it, comrade. |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsChoice3 | I wish I was as unconcerned as you. |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsChoice3 | You're a bit of a loser, aren't you? |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsChoice3 | Don't care? You might one day. |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsChoice3 | If there's nothing else, I have better things to be doing right now. |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsHelp | Like I tell my men: Don't bother reporting in, unless it's to tell me you got the job done. |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsHelp | Really? You? You're welcome to give it a try. But don't come crying to me when you get hurt. |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsHelp | They've holed up in the nearby metro tunnels. They're living with packs of Feral Ghouls. Be careful, Roy seems damn close to turning zombie himself. |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsHelp | I suppose you won't be doing this out of the kindness of your heart, huh? |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsHelp | How's 500 bottlecaps sound? Payable upon termination of that damn Ghoul, Roy Phillips, and all his followers. |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsHelpAccept | Yeah right. Good luck soldier. I'm not coming after you to rescue your ass if you get in trouble. You're on your own. |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsHelpAccept | Roy Phillips and his gang are somewhere in Warrington Station Metro tunnels. They've barred the main entrance. Try going through the train yard. |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsHelpExtra | Here, you can take this rifle and ammo. But don't waste it shooting at shadows. |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsHelpExtra | Roy Phillips and his gang are somewhere in Warrington Station Metro tunnels. They've barred the main entrance. Try going through the train yard. |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsHelpPeaceful | That's a laugh. Roy Phillips can't be reasoned with. Trust me. But go ahead and try to talk some sense into him. It's your funeral. |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsHelpPeaceful | They've holed up in the nearby metro tunnels. They're living with packs of Feral Ghouls. They've barred the main entrance. Go through the train yard. |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsHelpPeaceful | Good luck, kid. You're gonna need it. |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsHelpSpeech | Well... maybe you're right. It was something I was going to have to do eventually anyway. How about another 200 caps? |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsHelpSpeech | And here. You can take this rifle and ammo. |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsHelpSpeech | But you better not screw this up! |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsHelpSpeech | Roy Phillips and his gang are somewhere in Warrington Station Metro tunnels. They've barred the main entrance. Try going through the train yard. |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsPersuade | You're out of line. Those filthy bitches can stay living in those metro tunnels. They'll move in here over my dead body. |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsPersuadeBad | Quite right! You're not such a moron after all. |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsPersuadeGood | Are you threatening me? You're obviously an idiot, so I'll let that one slide. But I'm warning you, I won't hesitate to kill you if I have to. |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsPersuadeNeutral | Whatever. |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsTalk | Tenpenny doesn't care how big their pile of bottlecaps is. He won't let Ghouls live here. Those Ghouls need to give up and go bother someone else. |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsTalkBad | That's right. You never know when they'll go zombie on your ass. Perhaps you're smarter than you look. |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsTalkGood | Your bleeding heart is liable to get you in a lot of trouble one day. |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsTalkGood | Look kid, eventually all Ghouls go zombie on your ass. It's only a matter of time. |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsTalkGood | Kill them when you find them. It's a win-win. You put them out of their misery, and save someone else from getting torn apart. |
| MS12ResidentsGhoulsTalkNeutral | No, but perhaps it might be. |
| MS12REsidentsGhoulsWhat | You serious? You don't know what a Ghoul is? |
| MS12REsidentsGhoulsWhat | A goddamn disaster waiting to happen that's what they are. |
| MS12REsidentsGhoulsWhat | Sure, maybe you can get over the fact they look like someone took a cheese grater to their face. But it's what you don't see that's the problem. |
| MS12REsidentsGhoulsWhat | The radiation slowly eats away their brain, then they go zombie on you. It's better for everyone to kill them before all that, if you ask me. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighbors | HELL NO! Tenpenny won't allow it. And I take my orders from him. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighbors | After Tenpenny died, I assumed full command. And since I hate Ghouls, I guess the answer to that question is pretty damn clear. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighbors | Those Ghouls can live here over my goddamn body! |
| MS12ResidentsNeighbors | I spend most of my days out acquiring and managing various... assets for Mister Tenpenny. So it matter's little to me personally. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighbors | However, the Ghoulish state is a bitter reminder that things aren't yet in line with Mister Tenpenny's vision for a pure and stainless future. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighbors | So you see, Ghouls living here is simply out of the question. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighbors | I know you've been pressuring people into allowing Ghouls to live here. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighbors | Who do you think you are, harassing honest people like that? You should be ashamed of yourself! I certainly won't allow Ghouls to live here. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighbors | My neighbors might be out of their minds, but I am not. Those Ghouls will NOT be living here. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighbors | Ah yes. I was wondering when you'd try me. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighbors | You may be able to coerce the others, but I'm not such a pushover. Your zombie buddies will need to find someplace else to live. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighbors | It's my turn, eh? Well, you won't be getting me to go along with your ridiculous plan. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighbors | Ghouls aren't human. They live in filth. They eat their own babies. You're out of your right freaking mind! |
| MS12ResidentsNeighbors | I know all about your plan to get your Ghoul pals in here, and I'm putting a stop to it. You can't just go around pushing us around like that! |
| MS12ResidentsNeighbors | I've dealt with people like you before... people who think they know what's good for everybody else. I know what's best for me, and that's no Ghouls. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighbors | So you can run along and tell your Ghouls they'll just have to find somewhere else to squat. Or better yet, to go off and die somewhere. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighbors | Oh, I know you've been lobbying for those Ghouls... and I've already been thinking it over. I guess I would be willing to give it a try. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighbors | I know you've been talking to the others about the Ghouls... and I've been mulling the whole thing over a few cocktails... well more than a few... |
| MS12ResidentsNeighbors | And I've decided that I'd be willing to give it a go. Having Ghoul neighbors, I mean. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighbors | I knew it was only a matter of time before you asked me about that... I've decided I want to do my own study of Ghoul physiology. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighbors | Who knows, I could even publish my findings! |
| MS12ResidentsNeighbors | You've finally got around to asking me, comrade. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighbors | I've given it a lot of careful thought. I would welcome these Ghouls into our community. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighbors | I've already formed a welcoming committee! |
| MS12ResidentsNeighbors | It's my turn, eh? I'm still worried, but if the others are willing to let them live here, I guess I could try it. But they better behave! |
| MS12ResidentsNeighbors | I've heard they carry diseases. I'd have to sanitize everything after them all the time. Besides, they are dangerous, aren't they? |
| MS12ResidentsNeighbors | You've heard the stories I'm sure. About the mindless ones eating brains and the like. Well, I'm not sure I'm comfortable with all that. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighbors | Haha. You're joking right? You're serious? Of course not! Ghouls can't live here. They're dirty loathsome creatures. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighbors | Dear lord. Are you serious? Ghouls living here? With us? That's simply out of the question. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighbors | I'm not sure. My first responsibility is the health and welfare of the residents of Tenpenny Tower. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighbors | Ghouls often carry diseases due to radiation damaging their immune systems. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighbors | You're being serious? That's out of the question. What an absurd notion! |
| MS12ResidentsNeighbors | You can't be serious. Ghouls aren't human. They live in filth. They eat their own babies. You're out of your right freakin' mind! |
| MS12ResidentsNeighbors | Don't have any data in my files about that. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighbors | Ghouls wouldn't make the best of neighbors, comrade. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighbors | I don't know. I mean, they're all deformed and scary looking. I bet they're really mean, too. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighbors | I've come too far to share my digs with some droopy Ghoul! |
| MS12ResidentsNeighbors | Well, I wouldn't mind. But they'd better be civilized. The tenants here are real uppity and most wouldn't take kindly to Ghouls living here. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighbors | I've already told you no! |
| MS12ResidentsNeighbors | I believe I've told you NO! |
| MS12ResidentsNeighbors | It's not happening. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighbors | I will not allow Ghouls to live here. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighbors | I'm really tired of you and your Ghoul crusade. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighbors | I wouldn't mind. It would certainly liven things up around here, that's for sure! |
| MS12ResidentsNeighbors | I'm willing to give it a try... On a trial basis. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighbors | Oh what the hell? It's not like anything interesting happens around here anyway. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighbors | It would give me a chance to do my own study of Ghoul physiology. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighbors | It's not really fair to deprive anyone of a community, is it? So we really ought to welcome them as comrades, shouldn't we? |
| MS12ResidentsNeighbors | If they behave, I suppose it'd be okay with me. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsBad | Well, that's how most people feel, certainly. Talk to Security Chief Gustavo. He's managing the "Ghoul situation." |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsBad | So why the hell would you even suggest such a retarded idea? Are you done wasting my time? |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsBad | It best not to dwell on such things. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsBad | In time, after Tenpenny's projects have come to fruition, things like Ghouls and other deformations nature will be a thing of the past. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsBad | I agree, though I wonder if they can help it. They seem rather pathetic, don't they? It seems like a horrible way to have to live. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsBad | So I've heard. I have to wonder though, if they are all mindless killing machines, why do some of them want to be treated like humans so badly? |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsBad | Indeed they are. Someone really should put them all out of there misery, don't you think? |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsBad | So why would you even suggest they live here? Or were you kidding? |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsBad | Hahaha! That's funny. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsBad | I'm not afraid. Just cautious. But perhaps you're right. It's better not to take chances. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsBad | Quite right. Perhaps you're not as stupid as you seem. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsBad | You don't have to tell me that. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsBad | Indeed, comrade. Indeed. I wonder though, if they might also need their own community? |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsBad | I think so. I mean, something that ugly must be evil... right? |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsBad | They sure are, so why suggest they move in here? Or, were you joking? Well, you aren't very funny. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsBad | Yes. Many will chew off your arm if given the chance. It's true. But they aren't all bad. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsGood | Ha! I don't suppose I'd mind terribly if Ghouls were to live here. And it'd be a good bit of sport hunting them down if they misbehaved. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsGood | I dare say though, you'll have a bit of trouble convincing certain residents to go along with your novel proposition. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsGood | Tell you what. If you can convince Mr. and Mrs. Wellington, Mr. Ling, Ms. Montenegro, and Ms. Lancaster, those Ghouls can live here. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsGood | Have you seen me shoot? I'm quite proficient, if I do say so myself. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsGood | He'd be out of his goddamn mind... but like I said. Ultimately I work for him, so whatever he says, goes. But I wouldn't like it. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsGood | In time, after Tenpenny's projects have come to fruition, things like ghouls and other aberrations of nature will be a thing of the past. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsGood | These times are the crucible for a glorious future. One shouldn't be overly concerned with who gets burned in the process. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsGood | I don't know. As long as they don't cause trouble. And they'd have to try to fit in with our established community. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsGood | I guess I'd be willing to give it a try. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsGood | Really? Well... As long as they don't bother me... I guess, I really don't care. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsGood | I'm afraid that I can't abide by that. I can't imagine Tenpenny would allow it. But I certainly won't. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsGood | Ha! I think I know a fair share more than some vagrant blown in off the Wastes. You are simply mistaken. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsGood | They may appear nice, but deep down they want to kill. It's common knowledge among the educated. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsGood | You clearly don't know what you are talking about! |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsGood | Well... If they don't mind me giving them a thorough exam and if they agree to follow any directives I give them regarding health and hygiene... |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsGood | I suppose I wouldn't mind too terribly. It'd give me a chance to study Ghoul physiology. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsGood | I think you must have been out in the sun too long. Perhaps I could sell you a nice hat to keep your brain from frying? |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsGood | Why would you hang out with dirty vermin like that? You enjoy sifting through feces? |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsGood | You know it's only a matter of time before they get hungry and eat you. You're crazy. Ghouls will never live in Tenpenny Tower. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsGood | Well, perhaps you're right, comrade. Some of these folk have a few things to learn about camaraderie, that's for sure. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsGood | Well... alright. I'm willing to give them a chance. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsGood | Well... you seem like you know what you're talking about. I guess I'd be willing to give it a try. I might not spend much time with them. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsGood | And if they do anything stupid, I'm sure they'll get kicked out. Fine, it's ok. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsGood | Well, if you don't mind their stink, then you should go squat with them in their dirty tunnels, and leave us civilized people alone. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsGood | Like I said, it's fine by me. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsGoodPetition | I guess so. Sure. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsGoodPetition | What the hell? Sure. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsGoodPetition | Sure. No problem. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsGoodPetition | Alright, comrade. We'll welcome them into the community. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsGoodPetition | I guess so. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsGoodPetition | Of course! I wonder if they've ever been to Underworld. Now there's an interesting vacation destination! |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsGoodPetition | Damn it! Whatever... I'll freaking sign it. They can move into my old place. Burke's digs are better than mine anyway. Not that you'll lever know! |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsNeutral | I must say, you can be quite the bore. Run along and pester someone else. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsNeutral | Are you done wasting my time? |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsNeutral | Apathy is a condition of the present blight. In the future men will have passion and ideals again. Like Mister Tenpenny. Now, if you'll excuse me. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsNeutral | You're a little weird, aren't you? |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsNeutral | You're the one that asked the question. If you don't mind, I'd like to get another drink. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsNeutral | Don't you have somewhere else you can go? Must you bother me? |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsNeutral | I don't suppose you can find someone else to talk to? |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsNeutral | My time is very important to me. I don't suppose you can waste your's somewhere else? |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsNeutral | Is there something I can help you with? If not, why don't you find somewhere else to be? |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsNeutral | Don't you have something better to do? |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsNeutral | I have something to do, comrade. If you'll excuse me... |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsNeutral | I just remembered I need to be someplace else. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsNeutral | Has anyone told you how annoying you are? |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsNeutral | Don't start conversations you aren't interested in finishing. |
| MS12ResidentsNeighborsTenpenny | Why - I do believe you've lost your mind! Ghouls, living here? You're serious? |
| MS12RoyPhillipsSayToPlayer | Great job kid! Meet me around front. I have something for you to keep the ferals from gnawing on your ass! |
| MS12RoyPhillipsSayToPlayer | I had a feeling you'd be coming, deep in my angry bones, I just knew it. We're all set, just get that door open! |
| MS12RoyPhillipsSayToPlayer | Come on kid, get that door open! |
| MS12RoyPhillipsSayToPlayer | I'm counting on you, get that door open! |
| MS12RoyPhillipsSayToPlayer | What's the hold up? |
| MS12RoyPhillipsSayToPlayer | Get this door open already! |
| MS12TenpennyDeadTopic | I'm afraid Tenpenny and I had little disagreement. Not to worry though. He soon had a little "accident." Problem solved. |
| MS12TillDeath | You broke your sacred promise. |
| MS12TillDeath | What are you talking about dear? Is everything alright? |
| MS12TillDeath | Let me remind you... 'Till death do us part. |
| MS13AllowedIn | Yeah. Yeah. Go on up, hotshot. Just don't screw around, or things will get ugly. No second chances. Got it? |
| MS13BadKarmaQuestHook | I got this Mesmetron thing. It's some kind of stun gun. I'd like you to test it out for me. Should make getting slaves easier. |
| MS13BadKarmaQuestHook | You take this Mezzer. Shoot it at some poor schmuck. While he's in la-la-land, you slip one of these collars over his head. |
| MS13BadKarmaQuestHook | Be careful with that collar. It'll explode if you tinker with it. Tell the slave to boot it over here pronto, or his head'll pop. |
| MS13BadKarmaQuestHook | Here's a list of special targets Eulogy wants enslaved. But feel free to put a collar on anyone you can. I'll pay you for each slave that arrives. |
| MS13BribeAvailableChoice | Thank you. Pleasure doing business with you. Enjoy your visit to Paradise Falls. |
| MS13BribeAvailableChoice | Friendly warning - don't act like a jackass. You won't get a second chance. |
| MS13BribeAvailableChoice | That's what I said. Bring me the caps, and I'll vouch for you. Good luck. |
| MS13BribeNotAccepting | Fine. I didn't think you would anyway. You done bothering me yet? Piss off! |
| MS13BuyNo | Alright. Whatever you say, boss; it's your loss. But you can make a pile of caps. Let me know when you change your mind. |
| MS13BuySpeech | Okay, fine. But just this once. Here's another collar. Be more careful this time. |
| MS13BuyYes | Try to be more careful next time. |
| MS13BuyYes | You ain't got enough caps, asshole. This ain't a soup kitchen, and those collars ain't easy to come by. Come back when you got some money. |
| MS13Collar1 | I'm a slave now?!?! Don't kill me please! I'm going! |
| MS13Collar1 | A slave? I don't remember being a slave... Which way is that again? |
| MS13Collar1 | Oh... that sounds painful... Okay, which way is Paradise Falls again? |
| MS13Collar1 | The Slavers? I'm a slave? How did this happen?! |
| MS13Collar2 | My pockets? I'm not sure. Here take a look... |
| MS13Collar2 | My stuff? Okay. |
| MS13Collar2 | Huh? Sure, take a look. |
| MS13Collar2 | Okay, okay. Here. |
| MS13Collar3 | Money? I'm a slave? Where's this Paradise Falls? This collar will explode won't it? I've heard about these things. |
| MS13Collar3 | Oh that sounds bad. I need my head. Where's Paradise Falls? |
| MS13Collar3 | Huh? Paradise Falls? Where's that? |
| MS13Collar3 | Nothing personal? But I'm a person! ... I'm going, I'm going... don't hurt me! |
| MS13CollarQuestion | Jeesuz, do you ever shut the hell up? What do you want to know? |
| MS13CollarQuestion1 | It's got a radio signal we monitor here at Paradise Falls. If a slave's going the wrong direction, we push a button, and boom. His head pops. |
| MS13CollarQuestion1 | Once you get a collar on, you can't take it off in the field. They're wired to blow if anyone tinkers with it. So don't. |
| MS13CollarQuestion2 | Look. I gave you that Mesmetron thing. Should be a piece of cake. |
| MS13CollarQuestion2 | Hell, if you hit them with that thing and it works, I bet they'd put it on themselves if you asked. |
| MS13CollarQuestion3 | I don't care who the hell you put it on. I'll split the commission with you for any slave you send to us. |
| MS13CollarQuestion3 | But you can't just walk up to someone and put it on. You need to get them subdued first. I gave you that mezzer. Use it. Should make things easy. |
| MS13CollarQuestionBack | Damn. I thought you were finally going to shut up. What do you want now? |
| MS13GrouseWarning | You ain't allowed up there, you hear me? Go any farther and you're a dead man. I ain't warning you twice. |
| MS13GrouseWarning | You ain't allowed up there, you hear me? Take one more step and they'll be scraping you off the pavement. Ain't gonna warn you again. |
| MS13Hook00a | Yeah, okay. Be a smart ass. See where that gets ya... |
| MS13Hook00a | Yeah, okay. Be a smart ass. See where that gets ya... |
| MS13Hook00b | There's two kinds of people who get into Paradise Falls. Slaves and Slavers. |
| MS13Hook00b | So, unless you're looking to become a slave, piss off. |
| MS13Hook00b | There's two kinds of people who get into Paradise Falls. Slaves and Slavers. |
| MS13Hook00b | So, unless you're looking to become a slave, piss off. |
| MS13Hook00c | You "want to look around?" Where the hell do you think you are? Stop wasting my time, asshole. |
| MS13Hook00c | You "want to look around?" Where the hell do you think you are? Stop wasting my time, asshole. |
| MS13Hook01a | My "problem" is I got a goddamn job to do. And that's keeping assholes and morons from bothering Eulogy Jones and his enterprise. |
| MS13Hook01a | And I'm not sure which you are. I'm thinking moron, 'cause a smart man would have pissed off by now. |
| MS13Hook01a | You want to give me a reason I don't end you right this second? All your yapping is giving me a headache! |
| MS13Hook01a | My "problem" is I got a goddamn job to do. And that's keeping assholes and morons from bothering Eulogy Jones and his enterprise. |
| MS13Hook01a | And I'm not sure which you are. I'm thinking moron, 'cause a smart chick would have pissed off by now. |
| MS13Hook01a | You want to give me a reason I don't end you right this second? All your yapping is giving me a headache! |
| MS13Hook01c | What I "need" is for you to piss off. Eulogy Jones doesn't have time for putting up with morons and assholes like you. That's my job. |
| MS13Hook01c | But even I got limits, and all your yapping is giving me a migraine. Give me some reason I shouldn't just end you, right here and now. |
| MS13Hook01SpeechBribe | We might be able to work something out. But it won't be cheap. If I vouch for you and you go mess up our groove, it's my ass on the line. |
| MS13Hook01SpeechBribe | I think 500 caps should cover it. What do you say? |
| MS13Hook02a | Hmm. Maybe I could use someone like you. Think you can round up some assets for Eulogy Jones? Might get you into Paradise. |
| MS13Hook02b | Think you got what it takes, do you? Hmm... |
| MS13Hook02b | Yeah. I might have something you can do for me. If you don't screw it up, maybe I can get you into Paradise. Think you can round us up some assets? |
| MS13Hook02c | You don't give up, do you? Hmm... Maybe I have something you can do for me, and if you don't screw it up, maybe I'll help you into Paradise. |
| MS13Hook02c | Think you got what it takes to round up some slaves? |
| MS13Hook02d | Are you for real? You come up to a man's place of business, and you don't even know who he is? |
| MS13Hook02d | He's The Man. Runs Paradise Falls. He's the real deal. Definitely not someone you want to mess with. |
| MS13Hook02d | But Eulogy doesn't waste his time with morons. So piss off before I put you in the dirt. |
| MS13Hook11a | I'm glad you asked! I got this Mesmetron thing. It's some kind of stun gun. I want you to test it out for me. A little research project. |
| MS13Hook11a | You take this Mezzer. Shoot it at some poor schmuck. While he's in la-la-land, you slip one of these collars over his head. |
| MS13Hook11a | Be careful with that collar. It'll explode if you tinker with it. Tell the slave to boot it over here pronto, or his head'll pop. |
| MS13Hook11a | You got all that? I hate repeating myself. |
| MS13Hook11a | That Mesmetron came with some kind of manual. I don't have time for that bullshit, so you better know how to read. |
| MS13Hook11b | One more thing. I got this Mesmetron thing. It's some kind of stun gun. I want you to test it out for me. A little research project. |
| MS13Hook11b | You take this Mezzer. Shoot it at some poor schmuck. While he's in la-la-land, you slip one of these collars over his head. |
| MS13Hook11b | Be careful with that collar. It'll explode if you tinker with it. Tell the slave to boot it over here pronto, or his head'll pop. |
| MS13Hook11b | You got all that? I hate repeating myself. |
| MS13Hook11b | That Mesmetron came with some kind of manual. I don't have time for that bullshit, so you better know how to read. |
| MS13Hook11Refuse | What?! After all that yapping about wanting to get in, and you're just going to walk away? Why didn't you do that in the first place?! |
| MS13Hook11Refuse | Go on. Piss off already! Or do you want to get shot? |
| MS13Hook11Refuse | That's it. You're done wasting my time. Time to die asshole. |
| MS13Hook11Refuse | That's it. You're done wasting my time. Time to die asshole. |
| MS13Hook1a | Maybe you would fit in around here. |
| MS13Hook1a | Eulogy's got a special contract out on a few VIPs. You bring them in, I'll split the commission with you. |
| MS13Hook1a | You might fit in after all. |
| MS13Hook1a | Eulogy's got a special contract out on a few VIPs. I'm too damn busy or I'd go get them myself. |
| MS13Hook1a | I'll split the commission with you. And don't you get all bitchy. Do this for me, and I'll get you into Paradise. |
| MS13Hook1b | Okay, hotshot. We'll see how you do. Eulogy's got a few special contracts he wants filled. I'm too busy or I'd grab them myself. |
| MS13Hook1b | If you don't screw it up, I might even split the commission with you. |
| MS13Hook1b | Oh, I see. You're some kind of hot shot? Fine. Here's the deal. |
| MS13Hook1b | Eulogy's got a few special contracts he wants filled. I'm too busy or I'd grab them myself. So you're going to do it for me. |
| MS13Hook1b | Do this for me, and I'll get you into Paradise. And if you don't screw it up, I might even split the commission with you. |
| MS13Hook1c | I promise, nobody I'm sending you after is "innocent". Whatever that means. |
| MS13Hook1c | Eulogy's got a special contract out for a few ...VIPs. You get them for me, and we'll split the commission. Deal? |
| MS13Hook1c | You don't honestly believe anyone out there in the Wasteland is innocent, do you? |
| MS13Hook1c | If you can't stomach the business, then don't get into it in the first place. Assuming you're still interested... |
| MS13Hook1c | Eulogy's got a special contract out for a few VIPs. I'm too busy or I'd get them myself. You get them for me, and I let you in. Deal? |
| MS13Hook1Refuse | Oh no? I'm crushed. Heart broken. Here I thought we could be best friends for life. |
| MS13Hook1Refuse | Quit wasting my time! Now, piss off before I start shooting! |
| MS13Hook1Refuse | What?! That's it asshole. I'm done playing around with you. You've wasted enough of my time. I've tried to be nice. But you kept pushing me. |
| MS13Hook1Refuse | What's wrong with you? Didn't you learn your lesson last time? |
| MS13HookAfterBribe | Hmm... Eulogy's pretty picky about who gets on the Paradise Falls crew, and the interview process is pretty damn painful. |
| MS13HookAfterBribe | But maybe we can work out a mutually beneficial arrangement, just the two of us. You think you got what it takes? |
| MS13HookThreaten | There's no need to flex. I was just playing with you. We know who you are. You can come in. |
| MS13HookThreaten | Friendly warning - don't act like a jackass. You won't get a second chance. |
| MS13HookThreaten | Oh, and, if you want, I have a mutually beneficial offer for you to think about. |
| MS13HookThreaten | Relax. I was just playing with you. We know who you are. You can come in. |
| MS13HookThreaten | Friendly warning - don't act like a jackass. You won't get a second chance. |
| MS13HookThreaten | Oh, and, if you want, I have a mutually beneficial offer for you to think about. |
| MS13MesmetronBuyAmmo | 10 more batteries. Don't waste them, these things don't grow on trees you know. |
| MS13MesmetronBuyAmmo | Dumbass. You did waste them, didn't you? |
| MS13MesmetronBuyAmmoNo | Will you stop wasting my time? |
| MS13MesmetronQuestion | Great. I'd LOVE to talk to you some more. What the hell do you want to know now? |
| MS13MesmetronQuestion1 | How the hell should I know? I found it in some old military base. It's a gun, ain't it? Point it at someone and pull the trigger. |
| MS13MesmetronQuestion1 | Did you even look at the manual? You like wasting my time, don't you? |
| MS13MesmetronQuestion3 | Found it in a box locked up in some old military base. I've been meaning to test it out, but Eulogy keeps me so busy, I don't got time. |
| MS13MesmetronQuestion3 | Besides, glancing at that manual, looks like it's a bit... unstable. Thanks for testing it out for me! |
| MS13MesmetronQuestionBack | If you got more questions, read the shit I gave you. If you can't read, go find a group of Raiders to hang with. I don't waste time with idiots. |
| MS13MesmetronQuestionBuyAmmo | You wasted everything I gave you already? Jesus. Whatever. I'll sell you 10 more for 200 caps. Take it or leave it. |
| MS13MesmetronQuestionBuyAmmo | Suit yourself. Not like it's coming out of my paycheck. I'll sell you 10 for 200 caps. Take it or leave it. |
| MS13Mezzed1 | Yeah... Good idea. Okay. Here you go. I'm pretty tired all of a sudden. I can't even think straight. |
| MS13Mezzed1 | Huh? ...I do? I don't think so, but go ahead and take a look if you want. |
| MS13Mezzed1 | Magic trick? Like... like you'll make something disappear? Sure, I'd like to see you do that. |
| MS13Mezzed1 | A thief? Yeah... I'm feeling a little out of it... Maybe you better hold onto this stuff, you know, to keep it safe or whatever. |
| MS13Mezzed2 | Huh? A slave collar? What are you talking about? |
| MS13Mezzed2 | Oh... alright... this thing's heavy! |
| MS13Mezzed2 | Sure... what's this thing for anyway? |
| MS13Mezzed2 | Okay... Hey, this thing feels weird. Can I take it off now? |
| MS13Mezzed2 | Whoa! What is it? It's heavy! Oh... What friends are you talking about? Do I know them? |
| MS13Mezzed3 | What? Oh. Okay. |
| MS13Mezzed3 | I... I don't know... Where am I? |
| MS13Mezzed3 | Who are you again? |
| MS13Mezzed3 | Huh? Maybe... Yeah... |
| MS13QuestionGoodbye | Great! I was wondering when you'd finally shut-up. |
| MS13QuestionGoodbye | Good. All this chit-chat is giving me a headache. |
| MS13RemoveCollar | Oh... I don't know... okay. Yeah. Do it. It's worth the risk. |
| MS13RemoveCollar | Well... to hell with it! Go ahead and try. |
| MS13RemoveCollar | I hope you know what you're doing. |
| MS13RemoveCollar | I'd rather be dead than a slave. Do it! |
| MS13RemoveCollar1a | I have a bad feeling about this. |
| MS13RemoveCollar1a | Good luck... |
| MS13RemoveCollar1a | Hey!... I think it worked! |
| MS13RemoveCollar1a | Uhhh... is it supposed to vibrate like that?! |
| MS13RemoveCollar1a | Good luck... |
| MS13RemoveCollar1a | Hey!... I think it worked! |
| MS13RemoveCollar1a | Uhhh... is it supposed to vibrate like that?! |
| MS13RemoveCollar1a | I'm alive! You did it! |
| MS13RemoveCollar1b | Fine then. You're just going to have to kill me! |
| MS13RemoveCollar1b | That's not very funny. I'm a real person you know! |
| MS13RemoveCollar1b | You're evil. |
| MS13RemoveCollar1b | Damn you. |
| MS13ShutUp | Just kill me and get it over with already! |
| MS13ShutUp | I swear, if I ever get out of this mess, you're dead. |
| MS13ShutUp | What'd I ever do to you? |
| MS13ShutUp | Whatever. |
| MS13SlavesNewCollar | Those collars ain't easy to come by. So, you got to pay for the ones you waste. |
| MS13SlavesQuestion | Bring me one of those VIPs and I'll let you up into Paradise Falls. |
| MS13SlavesQuestion | But, since Eulogy's got me on watchdog duty all the time, I don't get to make much commission. |
| MS13SlavesQuestion | If you round up any slaves, I'll gladly split the commission with you. |
| MS13SlavesQuestion | But don't get any wise ideas. I'm the guy who monitors the slave collar radio signals, and notes any new "arrivals." |
| MS13SlavesQuestion | If you round up any slaves, I'll gladly split the commission with you. |
| MS13TargetsQuestion | There's four that Eulogy wants especially. Arkansas, Susan Lancaster, Red, and Flak. Which of those assholes do you want to know about? |
| MS13TargetsQuestion | Which one do you want to know about? |
| MS13TargetsQuestion1 | Arkansas is that asshole holed up in that minefield. Killed a whole Paradise Falls crew. Eulogy wants him to suffer. |
| MS13TargetsQuestion1 | Head east. Watch out for Germantown - damn mutants took over the police station there. |
| MS13TargetsQuestion2 | Susan Lancaster lives at Tenpenny Tower. She was one of us. Let's just say she never paid the exit price. |
| MS13TargetsQuestion3 | Red is that hot doctor chick from Big Town. She made us some promises that she never paid up. Now it's time to collect. |
| MS13TargetsQuestion4 | Flak used to be one of us. Thinks he can make a new life in Rivet City. He's sold us out on more than one occasion. It's time for retribution. |
| MS13TargetsQuestionBack | Great. Wasn't my idea to spend all day talking about these assholes. |
| MS14AlreadyDead | Damn! He's the one I most wanted to die by my hand. |
| MS14AlreadyDead | At least he's dead somehow. Here. I'll give you 25 caps for the news, but I'm not going to pay you to kill a dead man. |
| MS14AlreadyDead | He is? |
| MS14AlreadyDead | I don't care. All I want is that damn key. No key, no caps. |
| MS14AlreadyDead | He is? |
| MS14AlreadyDead | I don't believe you. Give me some proof, a ring, a key, something. |
| MS14AlreadyDead | I shouldn't be surprised. The way he lived it was bound to happen sooner or later. |
| MS14AlreadyDead | All you have to do now is bring me his key. No key, no caps. |
| MS14AlreadyDead | I shouldn't be surprised. The way he lived it was bound to happen sooner or later. |
| MS14AlreadyDead | Wait. How do I know you aren't lying? I want proof. Some personal object of his. No proof, no caps. |
| MS14AlreadyDead | Really? That bastard finally bit it? |
| MS14AlreadyDead | Such is life. Do you have his key? No key, no caps. |
| MS14AlreadyDead | Really? That bastard finally bit it? |
| MS14AlreadyDead | Wait a minute. You could be lying. You got something of his as proof? No proof, no caps. |
| MS14BackAtYou | No, it tickles. Everyone's got to be a comedian. |
| MS14BackAtYou | Say, for someone who hasn't seen many Ghouls before, you don't seem too bothered. |
| MS14BackAtYou | I could use someone like you. How would you feel about working for a Ghoul? |
| MS14BackOff | You're too nosy for your own good. It can be a dangerous habit. |
| MS14BackOff | Yes. He's much nicer than some of my guests. |
| MS14BackOff | Yeah, well don't let it happen again. |
| MS14BackOff | Really? That's a relief. |
| MS14BackOff | You're as cheap as the rest of them. |
| MS14BackOff | Sheesh. Wastelanders get dumber every day. |
| MS14BackOff | I don't give away anything for free. Besides, its obviously worth something to you. |
| MS14BackOff | Is there anything else you need? |
| MS14Bribe | A whole bottle? You got a deal. All I know is that he keeps trying to hire outsiders to do some killing. |
| MS14Bribe | I heard him mumble something about a Fort too. |
| MS14Bribe | Very funny. |
| MS14Bribe | Crowley has some scam going where he's going to get rich. |
| MS14Bribe | He tried to get me to kill these three guys, but I wouldn't do it. I've met Dave, and he's no more of a Ghoul bigot than I am. |
| MS14BuildUnderworld | See? I knew you understood Ghouls. |
| MS14CanKill | Or the right money, heh? |
| MS14CanKill | I've got this list of people. Ghoul bigots. Real scum. |
| MS14CanKill | I've only got four guys left on the list. Started with eleven. All of them hate Ghouls and treat us like we're zombies. |
| MS14CanKill | They all deserve to die. But it has to be done with a head shot. Just like the old stories where zombies can only be killed that way. |
| MS14CanKill | I'll give you 100 caps for each of them. If they die some other way, I'm only paying 25 though. |
| MS14Crowley | Ahzrukhal doesn't like it when I talk about his customers. |
| MS14Crowley | The back room renter? Oh, he's a swell guest. So polite too. Never gets mad at anyone. |
| MS14Crowley | I've been letting that room to him for about a year now. |
| MS14Crowley | Who? Never heard of him. |
| MS14Crowley | If I start telling tales about my customers, I'll lose all of them. |
| MS14Crowley | Nothing. Why? What have you heard? You've heard something haven't you? |
| MS14Crowley | He's not my type. Doc Barrows is friendly with him though. Why don't you ask him. |
| MS14Crowley | I know he doesn't sell Jet. Bastard. |
| MS14Crowley | You want to know about Crowley? Go ask Quinn or Greta. I don't follow the gossip around here like they do. |
| MS14Crowley | He's an odd one. Why just a few months ago he decided he didn't like people calling us zombies. |
| MS14Crowley | No Ghoul likes to be called a zombie, but Crowley was going up to humans and almost daring them to do it. |
| MS14Crowley | Won't never buy me a drink, that's what. |
| MS14Crowley | I'm not going to rat on a customer. Unless you... you know. |
| MS14Crowley | I might know something interesting, if you're willing to pay for it. |
| MS14Crowley | Whoa! That's a blast from the past. |
| MS14Crowley | My dad knew a dude named Crowley. I never met him though. |
| MS14Crowley | I think Dad said he died when they were checking out some old fort. |
| MS14Crowley | Hey, didn't we already talk about this? Isn't that the dude that wants to kill me? |
| MS14Crowley | Like I told you, my dad knew this Crowley dude. I never met him though. |
| MS14Crowley | Dad said he died when they were checking out some old fort. |
| MS14Crowley | Hey, didn't we already talk about this? |
| MS14Crowley | My dad knew a dude named Crowley. I never met him though. |
| MS14Crowley | I think Dad said he died when they were checking out some old fort. |
| MS14Crowley | He's fucking dead, that's what I can tell you. |
| MS14Crowley | Feral Ghouls ripped his nuts off and ate them for dinner. |
| MS14Crowley | There's a name I haven't heard in a long time. |
| MS14Crowley | Before the people elected me President, I worked with a mercenary named Mister Crowley. |
| MS14Crowley | We were part of an expedition to Fort Constantine. |
| MS14Crowley | Never heard of him. |
| MS14Crowley | Wait. I think I do remember Allistair Tenpenny mentioning him once. Something about a job. It was before I met him. |
| MS14Crowley | The Ghoul? He's dead. Died twenty years ago. |
| MS14Crowley | Good riddance too. I hate those shufflers. |
| MS14DaveAboutKey | You need all the keys to get through Fort Constantine. |
| MS14DaveAboutKey | With only one key, there's no point in my going back. |
| MS14DaveBigot | Me? Hate Ghouls? Preposterous. |
| MS14DaveBigot | Wait. You said you're here to kill me? I'm going to have to recind your diplomatic immunity. |
| MS14DaveBigot | Then I'm going to execute you. |
| MS14DaveBigot | Wait. I've changed my mind. You have one hour to leave the Republic. Then I'll execute you. |
| MS14DaveEndNoThreat | It is such a burden being the wisest. |
| MS14DaveEndNoThreat | I hope these scraps of wisdom make your life better. |
| MS14DaveEndThreat | Of course, of course. I should have you killed, but that would be boring. |
| MS14DaveEndThreat | Mister Crowley on the other hand... |
| MS14DaveFort | Two of us died, including Crowley. The rest achieved the mission goals and were paid. |
| MS14DaveGiveKey | Hmm. Of course it would. I knew that. I was just testing you to see if you would realize it. |
| MS14DaveGiveKey | Here, take the key. It is a gift from the Republic of Dave to the Wasteland. |
| MS14DaveGiveKey | Hmm. Of course it would. I knew that. I was just testing you to see if you would realize it. |
| MS14DaveGiveKey | Here, take this key. It is a gift from the Republic of Dave to the Wasteland. |
| MS14DaveHowDie | When the Feral Ghouls killed Tara, Dukov realized that he would get more of the commission. |
| MS14DaveHowDie | He decided to kill off the rest of us too. He locked Crowley into a room with Feral Ghouls, and that was the last we saw of him. |
| MS14DaveHowDie | Strayer and I didn't trust Dukov after that. The three of us finished the mission together, but with guns drawn. |
| MS14DaveIntimidate | Of course it would. I knew that. You heard me say that before, didn't you. It was my idea after all. Here, take it. |
| MS14DaveIntimidate | Your audience is over. |
| MS14DaveKillYou | What! How dare you! I'm going to have you executed. |
| MS14DaveKillYou | Help! Your president is being attacked! |
| MS14DaveWantsKey | Alive? I always wondered. He was locked in with a bunch of Feral Ghouls. They won't attack Ghouls, you see. |
| MS14DaveWantsKey | The key is part of the Republic of Dave treasury. I couldn't possibly part with it. |
| MS14DaveWantsKey | Alive? I always wondered. He was locked in with a bunch of Feral Ghouls. They won't attack Ghouls, you see. |
| MS14DaveWantsKey | Would you consider taking him a personal item, like this key, and just telling him you killed me? |
| MS14Defuse | Is that so? Even if I call you a milk-sucking, mutant-loving, water-stealing whore? |
| MS14Defuse | Is that so? Even if I call you a milk-sucking, mutant-loving, water-stealing son of a whore? |
| MS14DukovAboutKey | You need all the keys to get through that fucking fort. |
| MS14DukovAboutKey | Since I've only got the one, no point in my going back there. |
| MS14DukovAboutKey | If you want that key, I need to see your caps on the table, clown shoes. Ha, ha! |
| MS14DukovBigot | What? Fuck me sideways! No, better yet, fuck him. I swear, I'll jam a grenade so far up his ass... |
| MS14DukovBigot | I've got nothing against Ghouls. Ha! I even had a Ghoul party girl once, to see what it was like! |
| MS14DukovBigot | This is about the key, isn't it? The goddamn key. If you want it, I'd better see some fucking caps on the table, clown shoes. |
| MS14DukovBuyKey | Now that's what I'm talking about! |
| MS14DukovBuyKey | You just bought yourself a motherfucking key. |
| MS14DukovBuyKey | Now take it and get the hell out of here. |
| MS14DukovBuyKey | Now that's what I'm talking about! |
| MS14DukovBuyKey | You don't even know what's going on, do you clown shoes? Ha! You just bought yourself a motherfucking key. |
| MS14DukovBuyKey | Now take it and get the hell out of here. |
| MS14DukovConstantine | It's northwest of here, numb nuts. A long fucking walk, too. |
| MS14DukovConstantine | Wankers like you can't get in though. You need a special set of keys. |
| MS14DukovEndNoThreat | Good. I'm getting tired of flapping jaw with you, clown shoes. |
| MS14DukovEndNoThreat | I think I'll flap my balls against Cherry's ass instead! Oh, yeah! |
| MS14DukovEndThreat | Motherfucking right you have! He should have known better than to send some clown shoes of an assassin to take me out. |
| MS14DukovGiveKey | You got some big brass ones, you know that. And fuck me if I don't think you could do it. |
| MS14DukovGiveKey | Here. Take it. Now go fuck yourself before I change my mind. |
| MS14DukovGiveKey | You got some big brass ones, you know that. And fuck me if I don't think you could do it. |
| MS14DukovGiveKey | Here. Take this key. It's all he really wants anyway. Now go fuck yourself before I change my mind. |
| MS14DukovIntimidate | For you, sweet cheeks? Sure thing! |
| MS14DukovIntimidate | Now, how about I show you how I keep my two bitches happy all night long? |
| MS14DukovNotEnoughCaps | What the fuck is this? You call that money? |
| MS14DukovNotEnoughCaps | Unless you pull 200 caps out of your ass, don't bother me, motherfucker. |
| MS14DukovNotEnoughCaps | That's too bad, clown shoes. Come back when you can pay to play. |
| MS14DukovRecordedNote | Tara's dead. Crowley fucked up and got her killed. Fucking ghoul. When I'm done, he'll sniff butts with the ferals for the rest of his life. |
| MS14DukovStealKey | How can I resist those...what color are your eyes anyway? |
| MS14DukovStealKey | You've got to do something for me first. |
| MS14DukovStealKey | I can't live like this any more. You take me to Rivet City and I'll get your key. |
| MS14DukovTenpenny | Tenpenny hired us as mercs. He wanted some fancy fucking gun. |
| MS14DukovTenpenny | Don't know how he got Crowley to sign on. Tenpenny fucking hates Ghouls. |
| MS14DukovWantsKey | So the meatbag is alive, huh? Fine with me. Just show me the money. Put your fucking caps on the table and you can have it. |
| MS14DukovWantsKey | Fine with me. Just show me the money. Put your fucking caps on the table and you can have it. |
| MS14DukovWantsKey | So the meatbag is alive, huh? And I bet I know what he wants. |
| MS14DukovWantsKey | But I don't know what you want. What's your angle, clown shoes? |
| MS14DukovWhereDied | A little shithole called Fort Constantine. It fucked us up but good. |
| MS14DukovWhoWith | Ha, ha! No, clown shoes. Tenpenny hired a whole fucking team. |
| MS14DukovWhoWith | Strayer, Crowley, Tara, Dave and me. Tara had a pair on her! Sweet Jesus they were nice. Ha, ha! |
| MS14DukovWhoWith | That place fucked her up more than I did. The rest of us went our separate ways after that. |
| MS14DukovYell | You're drawing on me, clown shoes? I don't think so! |
| MS14DukovYell | You're drawing on me, bitch? I don't think so! |
| MS14ExitDialogue | Don't let me keep you. |
| MS14FortConstantine | It's pretty far away, northwest of here. Getting there won't do you any good though, not without those keys. |
| MS14FortConstantine | It's pretty far away, northwest of here. Knowing won't do you any good with these keys though. |
| MS14GoAway | That's it. Run away like a smoothskin coward. |
| MS14GotKeys | Marvelous! My list is growing shorter. |
| MS14GotKeys | Not much of a shot, eh? I couldn't kill Jeff, but I got his son. That will have to do. |
| MS14GotKeys | Here's your caps. I'll just take that key. |
| MS14GotKeys | That wasn't the plan. I suppose I have to pay for the key anyway though. Here. |
| MS14GotKeys | So long as I get that key, I don't care. |
| MS14GotKeys | Here's your caps. |
| MS14GotKeys | May his soul rot! This is great news. |
| MS14GotKeys | I'll take that key as a memento. Here, take your caps. |
| MS14GotKeys | Well, better dead than alive I suppose. |
| MS14GotKeys | Take your caps. I'll take that key. |
| MS14GotKeys | I thought I told you to kill him? That rat bastard is still alive! |
| MS14GotKeys | I'll pay for the key, but you really screwed up! |
| MS14GotKeys | Who cares? I've got his key. That's all I really want. |
| MS14GotKeys | Yes, yes, yes! Another bigot bites the dust. |
| MS14GotKeys | I'll just take that key, and you can take these caps. |
| MS14GotKeys | Well, at least he's dead. |
| MS14GotKeys | I suppose I have to pay you anyway since you brought back that key. Here. |
| MS14GotKeys | I'll pay you for the key, but I'm very disappointed. |
| MS14GotKeys | All I care about is the key...which I'll take now. |
| MS14GotLie | So, the Ghoul hater got what was coming to him. Good riddance. |
| MS14GotLie | Here's your caps. I'll take that key. |
| MS14GotLie | Excellent! That will be a lesson for all the Ghoul haters out there. |
| MS14GotLie | Here's you payment for the key. |
| MS14GotLie | Serves him right. He won't be spreading lies about Ghouls any more. |
| MS14GotLie | I'll take that key, and here are your caps. |
| MS14GotTenpennyDead | What! I hired you to kill him! I want him dead! You double crossed me. |
| MS14GotTenpennyDead | I won't get into a bidding war with him. I'll lose. |
| MS14GotTenpennyDead | Guess I've got to kill you now. |
| MS14GotTenpennyDead | Yes, yes, yes! Another bigot bites the dust. |
| MS14GotTenpennyDead | Good riddance. The wasteland is better off without him. |
| MS14GotTenpennyLie | Don't lie to me. The whole wasteland would be talking about it if Tenpenny died. |
| MS14GotTenpennyLie | Come back when you've done it right. |
| MS14GuardDistract | Shit! Thanks for the intel. I've gotta go. |
| MS14HaveKey | Ah! My trophy. You've earned your reward. |
| MS14HaveKey | Hmm. I guess you were telling me the truth. Take your caps. |
| MS14HaveKey | Okay. I believe you. Here's your money. |
| MS14HereToKillYou | What! No, please! I'm begging you. |
| MS14HereToKillYou | Oh, yeah? Give it your best shot, clown shoes! |
| MS14HereToKillYou | Assassin! |
| MS14HereToKillYou | Guards! Security! |
| MS14Insult | Are you comparing me to a...a...zombie! |
| MS14Insult | You bigot! Take your sweaty carcass elsewhere. |
| MS14Insulted | Another human bigot. It figures. Go mate with a Super Mutant. |
| MS14JustGossip | Humph. Not sure I know anything of use, but I'll take that drink. |
| MS14JustGossip | That will cost you two caps. |
| MS14JustGossip | Humph. Not sure I know anything of use, but ask away. |
| MS14KillHumans | Watch the attitude, human. Right here, right now, there are more of us than there are of you. |
| MS14KillLots | Well aren't you the bloodthirsty type? |
| MS14KillLots | I've got this list of people. Ghoul bigots. Real scum. |
| MS14KillLots | I've only got four guys left on the list. Started out with eleven. All of them hate Ghouls and treat us like we're zombies. |
| MS14KillLots | They all deserve to die. But it has to be done with a head shot. Just like the old stories where zombies can only be killed that way. |
| MS14KillLots | I'll pay you 100 caps for each one, 25 if they die some other way. |
| MS14NewDealNo | What! You bastard, I'll kill you! |
| MS14NewDealYes | Good. Oh, and I still want Tenpenny dead. That bastard really does hate Ghouls. |
| MS14NewDealYes | Good. Just get me those keys. |
| MS14NoKey | Well, go get it! |
| MS14NoKey | I'm not going to just take your word for it. I want that key. |
| MS14NoKey | Well, go get it! |
| MS14NoKey | I'm not going to just take your word for it. I want something of his as proof. |
| MS14NoOffense | Ha, ha! I like a human that knows his place. Too many of you think we're all just zombies. |
| MS14NoOffense | They don�t know, or don�t care, that we�re just as human as they are inside. We bleed! We hurt! We regret! |
| MS14NoOffense | And you know what really pisses me off? |
| MS14NoOffense | They think the only way to kill us is to shoot us in the head, like in the old zombie stories, and that will put us out of our misery. |
| MS14NoOffense | Hey, I know! Maybe you could help me even the score. |
| MS14NoQuestions | Then get going. |
| MS14NotBigot | You weren't supposed to talk to them! You were just supposed to kill them! |
| MS14NotBigot | Okay. Okay. All I really want are those security keys. Killing them is just a bonus. |
| MS14NotBigot | Just get me the keys, and I'll still pay you. I'll even throw in a hundred cap bonus. Deal? |
| MS14NotBigot | You're a nosy little bastard, aren't you? |
| MS14NotBigot | It's true. Tenpenny is a bigot, but the others aren't. All I want are those keys. |
| MS14NotBigot | Just bring me the keys and I'll give you the full price anyway. How about an extra hundred caps to seal the new deal? |
| MS14NotBigot | You're a little slow, aren't ya? |
| MS14NotBigot | Tenpenny is a bigot, but the others aren't. All I really want are those keys. |
| MS14NotBigot | Just bring me the keys and I'll give you the full price anyway. |
| MS14NotInterested | Hey, that's your loss, smoothkin. |
| MS14NotInterested | I thought so. No stomach for hard work. |
| MS14NotInterested | Suit yourself. |
| MS14NotYet | Well? what are you waiting for? |
| MS14PersuadeCrowley | Oh, well that's different. |
| MS14PersuadeCrowley | You're the third human he's tried to get to kill those guys. |
| MS14PersuadeCrowley | He won't ask me, or anyone else in Underworld. It's kind of weird. |
| MS14PersuadeCrowley | Well, he does keep talking about how he's going to make his fortune soon. |
| MS14PersuadeCrowley | He says as soon as he finds some wastelander to do his dirty work, he'll be set for life. |
| MS14PersuadeCrowley | I think it's just the whiskey talking. Vile stuff. |
| MS14PersuadeCrowley | Ah, what the hell. Crowley shows up here last year, he's a Ghoul just like the rest of us. |
| MS14PersuadeCrowley | Now, all of sudden he's looking for payback against Ghoul haters. Except, I've met Dukov. He never insulted a Ghoul in his life. |
| MS14PersuadeCrowley | Dukov's got the foulest mouth in the wasteland. He's a drunk and a womanizer, but he's no bigot. Go ask him yourself. |
| MS14PersuadeCrowley | Damn. Double damn. He finally got someone to kill them humans. |
| MS14PersuadeCrowley | Someone believed that pack of lies he's been spreading. Well I just hope they talk to those poor folk before knocking them off. |
| MS14PersuadeCrowley | Deal. All I know is that he keeps trying to hire outsiders to do some killing. |
| MS14PersuadeCrowley | Ooh, a big spender. |
| MS14PersuadeCrowley | Well, it's better than nothing. Crowley has been outfitting himself for some big expedition. |
| MS14PersuadeCrowley | He's up to something, but he isn't saying what. |
| MS14PersuadeCrowley | Okay! Okay! No need to get upset. |
| MS14PersuadeCrowley | Crowley is running some sort of scam. He tried to get me to kill some wastelanders, but I wouldn't do it. |
| MS14PersuadeCrowley | Dave is one of them. I've met Dave, and he's mighty strange, but he's no bigot. He doesn't hate Ghouls any more than I do. |
| MS14PersuadeCrowley | Alright! Alright! |
| MS14PersuadeCrowley | Sometimes he comes by and asks me about the security system and stuff. You know, technical details about locks and computers. |
| MS14PersuadeCrowley | It's not just chit-chat either. He's angling for something, but I don't know what. Talk to Ahzrukhal up at the Ninth Circle about Crowley. |
| MS14Reconsidered | Excellent! Okay, here's a list of the guys and their last known locations. |
| MS14Reconsidered | Oh, and I'll need some proof. Word will get around about Tenpenny, so don't worry about him. |
| MS14Reconsidered | As for the others...I know. The other three have special security keys. You'll know them when you see them. |
| MS14Reconsidered | For each one you bring me, I'll pay you 25 caps. If they die from a shot to the head, I'll make it 100 caps. |
| MS14ReluctantOffer | The feeling's mutual, smoothskin. But that never stopped a business deal. |
| MS14ReluctantOffer | A lot of you humans are bigots. You don't like Ghouls and treat us like zombies, calling us brain eaters and shufflers. |
| MS14ReluctantOffer | Well, they're going to pay. Uh...before I get into the details, you don't have anything against killing do you? |
| MS14Suit | Pansy! Take a shot of vitamin M and keep fighting! |
| MS14Suit | It's just pain, soldier. Have some of this and tough it out. |
| MS14Suit | Be a soldier, not a civie! Have some juice and suck it up! |
| MS14SuitCombat | Gear up, soldier! |
| MS14SuitCombat | Let 'em eat lead! |
| MS14SuitCombat | Time to kick some ass! |
| MS14SuitEmpty | Head wound! Too bad you're out of morhpine. |
| MS14SuitEmpty | Leg wound! Without morphine, you're just going to have to suck it up. |
| MS14SuitEmpty | Chest wound! Don't you wish you had some vitamin M? |
| MS14SuitEmpty | Arm wound! No morphine, no relief soldier. |
| MS14SuitEmpty | God damn it, soldier! You're out of morphine! |
| MS14SuitStart | Listen up you god-damn puke! You are now wearing prototype medic power armor. You take care of me, and I'll take care of you. |
| MS14SuitStart | Medic armor, reporting for duty, sir! |
| MS14SuitStart | Medic armor, reporting for duty, ma'am! |
| MS14TakeQuest | Excellent! Take this sniper rifle. You'll need it. |
| MS14TakeQuest | Here's a list of the guys and their last known locations. Word will get around if Tenpenny is killed, but I'll need proof for the others. |
| MS14TakeQuest | Bring me back something personal from each of them as proof. Like a key or ring or something. |
| MS14TakeQuestMoney | Excellent! Take this sniper rifle. You'll need it. |
| MS14TakeQuestMoney | Here's a list of the guys and their last known locations. Word will get around if Tenpenny is killed, but I'll need proof for the others. |
| MS14TakeQuestMoney | Bring me back something personal from each of them as proof. Like a key or ring or something. |
| MS14TedBuyKey | Oh, yeah! I'm gonna be flying high tonight. |
| MS14TedBuyKey | Oh, yeah! I'm gonna be flying high tonight. |
| MS14TedEndNoThreat | No sweat, man. I'm just chilling out here for a while. |
| MS14TedEndThreat | No problem dude. Thanks for not offing me. |
| MS14TedEndThreat | No problem dude. You're alright. |
| MS14TedFind | Have you tried the common room? That's where he sleeps. |
| MS14TedFind | Otherwise...hmmm. You can probably find him on the flight deck some days, if it isn't raining. |
| MS14TedFind | He usually goes to the Muddy Rudder on Sundays. Beyond that, who knows. |
| MS14TedGiveKey | Uh...sure, dude. I don't know what it's for anyway. Don't need to get all thug like. |
| MS14TedIntimidate | Okay, dude, Don't have a cow. Here, take it. |
| MS14TedIntimidate | Okay, dude, Don't have a cow. Here, take it all. |
| MS14TedTenpenny | Everybody knows he runs Tenpenny Tower, but I never met the dude. I swear! |
| MS14TedWantsKey | Whoa! Is it, like, worth caps? Cause I got needs, man. |
| MS14TedWantsKey | Whoa! Is this, like, worth caps? Cause I got needs, man. |
| MS14TedWantsKey | Whoa! Is this, like, worth caps? Cause I got needs, man. |
| MS14TedWhyFort | Nah. He said that old man Tenpenny hired him and some other guys to go in there, but he never said why. |
| MS14TedWhyFort | My dad made enough caps off it to set him up good though. |
| MS14TedWhyWantDead | Like I told you, man. I never met the dude. Why would he want me dead? |
| MS14TedWhyWantDead | No shit! That dude wants me dead? |
| MS14TenpennyBigot | He's alive? I should have known. It's hard to kill those zombies. You gotta shoot 'em in the head. |
| MS14TenpennyBigot | Whatever he's paying you, I'll double it. |
| MS14TenpennyEndNoThreat | So easily? Somehow I'm not surprised. |
| MS14TenpennyHigherBribe | You mercenaries are so reliably predictable. |
| MS14TenpennyHigherBribe | 100 now, 200 when the job is done. |
| MS14TenpennyHowDie | Who cares? I hired some mercenaries to get me some equipment from Fort Constantine. He was one of them. |
| MS14TenpennyHowDie | Of the five, only three survived. You'll have to ask one of them if you want the gory details. |
| MS14TenpennyMustDie | An honest mercenary? Who would have thought. Guards! |
| MS14TenpennyTakeBribe | I love mercenaries. They're so easy to buy. |
| MS14TenpennyTakeBribe | You'll be paid after I know he's dead. And believe me, I'll know. |
| MS14TenpennyWantsKey | What key? Oh, that key. |
| MS14TenpennyWantsKey | You're a moron. I don't have any of his precious keys. Idiot. |
| MS14TooGood | Forget it. I guess you aren't the right type. |
| MS14WhatOffer | Not everyone is as sympathetic to Ghouls as you are. In fact some humans are downright bigots. |
| MS14WhatOffer | They treat us like zombies, calling us brain eaters and shufflers. |
| MS14WhatOffer | Well, I'm going to make them pay. Uh...before I get into the details, you don't have anything against killing do you? |
| MS14WhyTheseGuys | They're Ghoul haters. I want them all dead. Don't you think that's enough? |
| MS15AbeWashBackground01 | Why, of course I do! |
| MS15AbeWashBackground01 | If these items were lost to time, how would we ever be able to explore our heritage or appreciate the sacrifices our founding fathers made? |
| MS15AbeWashBackground02 | Then we understand each other. Hundreds of years ago, people studied history as a career. Then, when the bombs fell, it was almost lost. |
| MS15AbeWashBackground02 | Can you imagine a country like the U.S.A. without it? It would be the same empty feeling as not knowing your birth mother. |
| MS15AbeWashBackground02 | We are children of this country and to respect it is to know about it. |
| MS15AbeWashBackground03 | That's just the attitude I have come to expect from uneducated individuals. |
| MS15AbeWashBackground03 | It's people like you who will cause the name America to fade from memory. Children will think of the U.S.A. as just the Wasteland. |
| MS15AbeWashBackground03 | I mustn't let that happen! That's why this place exists. |
| MS15AbeWashBackground04 | Oh, it's so good to finally meet... I mean, to yet again meet someone who actually cares about history! |
| MS15AbeWashBackground05 | Bah! Sometimes I feel like it's hopeless. |
| MS15AbeWashBackgroundBad | Sigh. I was hoping seeing these pieces of the past would snap you out of your pessimism. I see I was wrong. |
| MS15AbeWashBackgroundGood | It makes me so happy to hear that! Feel free to look around all you like. |
| MS15AbeWashBackgroundTop | Oh? And have you come to any conclusions? |
| MS15AbeWashCT00a | Ah, a fellow scholar I see! |
| MS15AbeWashCT00a | Each of the documents in this room tells a small but important story about the history of the United States of America. |
| MS15AbeWashCT00a | Unfortunately, the greatest prize of all is missing from the collection. |
| MS15AbeWashCT00b | One man's garbage is another's treasure trove. Don't underestimate these documents. They may not look like much, but their value is immeasurable. |
| MS15AbeWashCT00b | Or would be anyway, if only I possessed one more item. |
| MS15AbeWashCT00c | Watch your tone, sir. To suggest the destruction of such fine specimens is almost, well... blasphemy! |
| MS15AbeWashCT00c | I'll have you know this collection is a complete chronicle of our nation's history. A unique glimpse into the past. |
| MS15AbeWashCT00c | Well, almost complete. One document still continues to elude me. |
| MS15AbeWashCT00HaveIt | What? You have the Declaration? Unbelievable! |
| MS15AbeWashCT00HaveIt | Are you certain this time? Or is this another joke? |
| MS15AbeWashCT00HaveItDone01 | By bringing this to me, do you realize you've just written yourself into the history books? |
| MS15AbeWashCT00HaveItDone01 | You're a true American hero and will be remembered for this glorious day! |
| MS15AbeWashCT00HaveItDone01 | But enough of that. Allow me to present you with some sort of compensation for your deed. |
| MS15AbeWashCT00HaveItDone01 | By bringing this to me, do you realize you've just written yourself into the history books? |
| MS15AbeWashCT00HaveItDone01 | You're a true American hero and will be remembered for this glorious day! |
| MS15AbeWashCT00HaveItDone01 | But enough of that. Allow me to present you with some sort of compensation for your deed. |
| MS15AbeWashCT00HaveItDone02 | By bringing this to me, do you realize you've both just written yourselves into the history books? |
| MS15AbeWashCT00HaveItDone02 | You're both true American heroes and will be remembered for this glorious day! |
| MS15AbeWashCT00HaveItDone02 | But enough of that. Allow me to present you with some sort of compensation for your deed. |
| MS15AbeWashCT00HaveItDone02 | I will award Sydney's promised bounty to her personally. No need to worry yourself about that. |
| MS15AbeWashCT00HaveItDone03 | By bringing this to me, do you realize you've both just written yourselves into the history books? |
| MS15AbeWashCT00HaveItDone03 | You're both true American heroes and will be remembered for this glorious day! |
| MS15AbeWashCT00HaveItDone03 | Sydney's name will forever be memorialized for her great sacrifice. She was a patriot and will be missed. |
| MS15AbeWashCT00HaveItDone03 | But enough of that. Allow me to present you with some sort of compensation for your deed. |
| MS15AbeWashCT00HaveItDone04 | Well that's just plain rude. I would hope you'd be kinder to an old man just trying to serve his nation! |
| MS15AbeWashCT00HaveItDone04 | But, since you brought it up... |
| MS15AbeWashCT01 | In 1776, the Second Judgmental Congress got together and adopted a document drafted by none other than Thomas Jefferson himself. |
| MS15AbeWashCT01 | It was the day the United States of America earned its name and secured its place in history. |
| MS15AbeWashCT01 | This magnificent achievement took form in the Declaration of Independence. |
| MS15AbeWashCT02 | Your rude tone leads me to believe you aren't interested in a little proposal I have for you. |
| MS15AbeWashCT02 | Now, will you hear me out? If not, we don't have much more to talk about. |
| MS15AbeWashCT02a | My friend, the sleeping fox catches no moss. |
| MS15AbeWashCT02a | Would you want to miss out on the opportunity of a lifetime? |
| MS15AbeWashCT02bIntell | Why, yes! Your knowledge of American History is quite impressive! |
| MS15AbeWashCT02bIntell | What an amazing crown jewel in my collection that would be! The original document created by the people, for the people. |
| MS15AbeWashCT03 | Shame. Very well, you're free to look around but with your level of patience I suspect you'll become bored rather quickly. |
| MS15AbeWashCT04 | Indeed I do. Without the Declaration, the rest of these relics are almost meaningless. I must have it! |
| MS15AbeWashCT04 | Acquire the document for me, and you'll be awarded most handsomely. What do you think? |
| MS15AbeWashCT04a | Well, I was hoping you'd realize what I want. I want you to get the Declaration for me. |
| MS15AbeWashCT04a | The Declaration would tie this collection of documents together so well and give it the patriotic meaning it deserves. |
| MS15AbeWashCT04a | If you can find it for me, I'd be sure to make it worth your while. |
| MS15AbeWashCT04b | Oh, would you? It would mean so much to me and the Society's collection here. |
| MS15AbeWashCT05 | A man of few words. Very well. |
| MS15AbeWashCT05 | Get the Declaration of Independence to me intact and I'll pay you well for your time. What do you say? |
| MS15AbeWashCT05 | A woman of few words. Very well. |
| MS15AbeWashCT05 | Get the Declaration of Independence to me intact and I'll pay you well for your time. What do you say? |
| MS15AbeWashCT11 | Please, accept this holotape as a token of my esteem and the esteem of every citizen of the United States. |
| MS15AbeWashCT11 | May it bring you the vocal skills possessed by only the greatest orators of our time. |
| MS15AbeWashCT12 | Well! The founding fathers would be disappointed in your fiery tone. |
| MS15AbeWashCT12 | However, a deal is a deal. Here is your reward. |
| MS15AbeWashRewardChatter01 | Marvelous! Then you've decided? |
| MS15AbeWashRewardChatter02 | Heroes of the United States will receive rewards befitting their rank, I can assure you. Your prize will be no different. |
| MS15AbeWashRewardChatter02 | I have in my possession the only known schematic for the creation of something called the Railway Rifle. |
| MS15AbeWashRewardChatter02 | Bring me the Declaration, and it's yours. |
| MS15AbeWashRewardChatter03 | Sorry, my mind tends to wander. I would see to it you receive a worthwhile trade. |
| MS15AbeWashRewardChatter03 | I have in my possession the only known schematic for the creation of something called the Railway Rifle. |
| MS15AbeWashRewardChatter03 | Bring me the Declaration, and it's yours. |
| MS15Bailout | Certainly. |
| MS15Bailout | Okay. |
| MS15Bailout | Very well. |
| MS15ButtonCCT01 | Men, today I address you with a message of utmost urgency. Our defenses have been breached, and soon we'll engage the enemy. |
| MS15ButtonCCT02 | Remember, the will of the people is the only legitimate foundation of any government, and to protect its free expression should be our first object. |
| MS15ButtonCCT03 | As your leader, Button Gwinnett, distinguished representative of Georgia, I promise you I have not yet begun to fight! |
| MS15ButtonCCT04 | Men! We can't let the enemy's progress dissuade us from our task! We must defend our freedom and our right to be independent! |
| MS15ButtonCCT05 | Strike now and strike hard. You may delay, but time will not! |
| MS15ButtonCCT06 | We cannot allow the enemy to penetrate our defenses any deeper! Old Glory must not be stained with the blood of tyranny! |
| MS15ButtonCCT07 | The enemy will be here soon, you must defend your leader! Remember: Our cause is noble; it is the cause of mankind! |
| MS15ButtonCCT08 | The enemy is at the gates! Now is the time for the greatest of rallying cries! |
| MS15ButtonCCT09 | Wish not so much to live long as to live well! |
| MS15ButtonCT01 | I am not a "robot." I am Button Gwinnett, second signer of the Declaration of Independence and distinguished representative from Georgia. |
| MS15ButtonCT01 | I know your fighting prowess far exceeds my own, but I will still duel you to the death if I must. |
| MS15ButtonCT01 | What will it be then? Rapiers? Pistols at dawn? Out with it! |
| MS15ButtonCT01a | Why, I am Button Gwinnett, second signer of the Declaration of Independence and distinguished representative from Georgia. |
| MS15ButtonCT01a | I know your fighting prowess far exceeds my own, but I will still duel you to the death if I must. |
| MS15ButtonCT01a | What will it be then? Rapiers? Pistols at dawn? Out with it! |
| MS15ButtonCT02 | I will NOT stand down, sir! To quote the words of the great Thomas Jefferson... |
| MS15ButtonCT02 | If our house be on fire, without inquiring whether it was fired from within or without, we must try to extinguish it! |
| MS15ButtonCT02 | I will NOT stand down, ma'am! To quote the words of the great Thomas Jefferson... |
| MS15ButtonCT02 | If our house be on fire, without inquiring whether it was fired from within or without, we must try to extinguish it! |
| MS15ButtonCT02aIntelligence | Then my reputation precedes me. Good. |
| MS15ButtonCT02aIntelligence | That should make you well aware that I am not to be trifled with and that my loyalty to the States is legendary. |
| MS15ButtonCT02aIntelligence | I know your fighting prowess far exceeds my own, but I will still duel you to the death if I must! |
| MS15ButtonCT02aIntelligence | What will it be then? Rapiers? Pistols at dawn? Out with it! |
| MS15ButtonCT03 | This is no mere scrap of paper, sir. This is the doctrine laid down by my fellow members of the Second Continental Congress. |
| MS15ButtonCT03 | It absolves us of the tyranny of King George the Third of Great Britain. It is perhaps the greatest symbol of this free nation. |
| MS15ButtonCT03 | This is no mere scrap of paper, madam. This is the doctrine laid down by my fellow members of the Second Continental Congress. |
| MS15ButtonCT03 | It absolves us of the tyranny of King George the Third of Great Britain. It is perhaps the greatest symbol of this free nation. |
| MS15ButtonCT03a | This is no mere document, sir. This is the doctrine laid down by my fellow members of the Second Continental Congress. |
| MS15ButtonCT03a | It absolves us of the tyranny of King George the Third of Great Britain. It is perhaps the greatest symbol of this free nation! |
| MS15ButtonCT03a | This is no mere document, madam. This is the doctrine laid down by my fellow members of the Second Continental Congress. |
| MS15ButtonCT03a | It absolves us of the tyranny of King George the Third of Great Britain. It is perhaps the greatest symbol of this free nation. |
| MS15ButtonCT03b | To suggest such a thing isn't just a falsehood... it's blasphemy! |
| MS15ButtonCT03b | The doctrine I defend was laid down by my fellow members of the Second Continental Congress. |
| MS15ButtonCT03b | It absolves us of the tyranny of King George the Third of Great Britain. It is perhaps the greatest symbol of this free nation! |
| MS15ButtonCT04 | Petty lies and deceit may be the way of Great Britain's crown, but I will not succumb to such tomfoolery. |
| MS15ButtonCT04 | Since it appears you wish to resolve this without bloodshed, may I suggest you stand down and surrender? |
| MS15ButtonCT04 | I can promise that you will be treated well; in a manner accustomed to any member of the Royal Army. |
| MS15ButtonCT04a | Broken promises and deceit may be the way of Great Britain's crown, but I will not succumb to such tomfoolery. |
| MS15ButtonCT04a | Since it appears you wish to resolve this without bloodshed, may I suggest you stand down and surrender? |
| MS15ButtonCT04a | I can promise that you will be treated well; in a manner accustomed to any member of the Royal Army. |
| MS15ButtonCT04b | I've been patient and I've spoken to you like a gentleman. |
| MS15ButtonCT04b | But if all you understand is violence, then let justice be done and let the Almighty decide the rightful winner. Defend yourself! |
| MS15ButtonCT05 | Very well, but any attempt to take the Declaration of Independence will be considered an act of war. |
| MS15ButtonCT05a | I've been patient and I've spoken to you like a gentleman. |
| MS15ButtonCT05a | But if all you understand is violence, then let justice be done and let the Almighty decide the rightful winner. Defend yourself! |
| MS15ButtonCT06 | Please explain, but I warn you, I am well versed on the tactics of the underhanded Redcoat spy. You'd do well to remember that. |
| MS15ButtonCT07SC | Saints alive! It is both an honor and a privilege, sir. I was hoping this day would arrive. |
| MS15ButtonCT07SC | I hope these fortifications are up to your high standards, sir. All of my men await your command to push and retake the Capital! |
| MS15ButtonCT07SC | May I ask where you intend to bring the document? |
| MS15ButtonCT07SCFemale | Saints alive! It is both an honor and a privilege, madam. I knew the day would arrive that Jefferson would send someone to help! |
| MS15ButtonCT07SCFemale | I hope these fortifications are up to your high standards, madam. All of my men await your command to push and retake the Capital! |
| MS15ButtonCT07SCFemale | May I ask where you intend to bring the document? |
| MS15ButtonCT08 | Interesting. I had a plan for just this sort of situation. Perhaps this will prove that you're here as an ally rather than an enemy. |
| MS15ButtonCT08 | We create a forgery of the Declaration and send it off to Great Britain! It might be just the delay we need to get the document out of here safely. |
| MS15ButtonCT08 | I'd love to be at court when King George finds out he wasted all his resources gaining a forgery! |
| MS15ButtonCT08 | We have to be cautious though, the British scholars would recognize a poor duplicate almost immediately. |
| MS15ButtonCT08a | Do you take me for a complete fool? |
| MS15ButtonCT08a | I too have spies, and they tell me you have no army with you. |
| MS15ButtonCT08a | However, since you've admitted to being the enemy and you have no wish to surrender, I'm afraid you'll have to be executed for your crimes! |
| MS15ButtonCTRobotics | Standby. Rebooting program. |
| MS15ButtonCTRobotics | Command structure reset... complete. Self diagnostic... complete. |
| MS15ButtonCTRobotics | Program reset. Awaiting user input. |
| MS15ButtonForgeEnd01 | It will be done. The only way to get the Declaration now would be to pry it from my cold, dead fingers. |
| MS15ButtonForgeEnd01 | It's been an honor meeting you, I can see you are indeed a patriot among men. |
| MS15ButtonForgeEnd01 | Now go... you'll have no further trouble from my men. Godspeed. |
| MS15ButtonForgeEnd02 | Very well, I'm sure you need to hasten back to headquarters. |
| MS15ButtonForgeEnd02 | It's been an honor meeting you, I can see you are indeed a patriot among men. |
| MS15ButtonForgeEnd02 | Now go... you'll have no further trouble from my men. Godspeed. |
| MS15ButtonForgeEnd03 | I am shocked to hear these words from you. I thought I was doing my best to hold these fortifications on behalf of our country. |
| MS15ButtonForgeEnd03 | Since I have obviously failed that task in your eyes, the only task I held dear, I see no recourse but to do the honorable thing. |
| MS15ButtonForgeEnd03 | Farewell and Godspeed. |
| MS15ButtonForgery01 | If you were to bring me some iron gall ink, I could produce a mirror perfect duplication. |
| MS15ButtonForgery01 | The best place to find some would be in the Arlington Library, which is why I have been unable to do this myself. |
| MS15ButtonForgery01 | After all, I can't abandon these fortifications. |
| MS15ButtonForgery01a | Hear, hear! |
| MS15ButtonForgery01a | If you were to bring me some iron gall ink, I could produce a mirror perfect duplication. |
| MS15ButtonForgery01a | The best place to find some would be in the Arlington Library, which is why I have been unable to do this myself. |
| MS15ButtonForgery01a | After all, I can't abandon these fortifications. |
| MS15ButtonForgery01b | Forgive my impertinence, but that's foolish. |
| MS15ButtonForgery01b | However, if you were to bring me some iron gall ink, I could produce a mirror perfect duplication. |
| MS15ButtonForgery01b | The best place to find some would be in the Arlington Library, which is why I have been unable to do this myself. |
| MS15ButtonForgery01b | After all, I can't abandon these fortifications. |
| MS15ButtonForgery02 | Excellent! Please hasten back. There's no telling how much longer we can hold here at the fort. |
| MS15ButtonForgery02 | I hear the thumping of their cannonade getting closer by the minute. Soon, our walls will be breached and the last bastion of the U.S.A. may fall! |
| MS15ButtonForgery02a | I think you'll find that to be very difficult when you'll soon be hanging from the gallows outside the State House in Philadelphia! |
| MS15ButtonForgery03 | Very well, but don't think too long. We don't have much time. My spies say their tall ships are sailing into our harbors even as we speak. |
| MS15ButtonHackSpecial | Original function parameters are as follows. Function One: Provide tour guide services for visitors to National Archives facility. |
| MS15ButtonHackSpecial | Function Two: Participate in reenactment of the signing of Declaration of Independence show as the character Button Gwinnett. |
| MS15ButtonHackSpecial | Function Three: Provide security support for National Archives facility in the event of a breach or threat to any of its assets. |
| MS15ButtonJeff01 | A new president? So, the Stars and Stripes truly are forever. All hail the red, white and blue! |
| MS15ButtonJeff01 | Does... does this mean the War is over? Have we won? |
| MS15ButtonJeff01 | A new president? So, the Stars and Stripes truly are forever. All hail the red, white and blue! |
| MS15ButtonJeff01 | Does... does this mean the War is over? Have we won? |
| MS15ButtonJeff02 | The State House still stands? Then the Stars and Stripes truly are forever. All hail the red, white and blue! |
| MS15ButtonJeff02 | Does... does this mean the War is over? Have we won? |
| MS15ButtonJeff02a | No! It can't be! Then the Stars and Stripes have indeed fallen. |
| MS15ButtonJeff02a | This is a sad day, a day that every man, woman and child will remember as they toil in the English salt mines as slaves. |
| MS15ButtonJeff02a | Although my brow is heavy, I am honored that you've come to tell me this in person like a true gentleman. |
| MS15ButtonJeff02a | What are your final orders? |
| MS15ButtonJeff03 | It's over? Amen to that. Then I suppose my posting here at the fort is complete. |
| MS15ButtonJeff03 | I think you said it best when you said: "We in America do not have government by the majority. We have government by the majority who participate." |
| MS15ButtonJeff03 | It has been both an honor and a privilege to serve in the army of the United States. |
| MS15ButtonJeff03 | What are your final orders? |
| MS15ButtonJeff04 | I'm surprised you're not reveling in the moment. This is a great day for the United States of America. |
| MS15ButtonJeff04 | I think you said it best when you said: "We in America do not have government by the majority. We have government by the majority who participate." |
| MS15ButtonJeff04 | It has been both an honor and a privilege to serve the United States. |
| MS15ButtonJeff04 | What are your final orders? |
| MS15ButtonJeff05 | I'm shocked at your tone. This is a great day for the United States of America! |
| MS15ButtonJeff05 | I think you said it best when you said: "We in America do not have government by the majority. We have government by the majority who participate." |
| MS15ButtonJeff05 | It has been both an honor and a privilege to serve the United States. |
| MS15ButtonJeff05 | What are your final orders? |
| MS15ButtonJeffEnd01 | Coming from you, that means all the world to me. It's been an honor and a privilege to serve my country. |
| MS15ButtonJeffEnd01 | It's time for me to take a long-needed rest. I think you'll find that the rest of my men are long-due for the same. |
| MS15ButtonJeffEnd01 | I hereby relinquish command and control of this fortification to you. |
| MS15ButtonJeffEnd01 | Good luck to you, Mr. Jefferson... and give Sally my regards. |
| MS15ButtonJeffEnd02 | Then I choose to take a long-needed rest. I think you'll find that the rest of my men are long-due for the same. |
| MS15ButtonJeffEnd02 | I hereby relinquish command and control of this fortification to you. |
| MS15ButtonJeffEnd02 | Good luck to you, Mr. Jefferson... and give Sally my regards. |
| MS15ButtonJeffEnd03 | I am shocked to hear these words from you. I thought I was doing my best to hold these fortifications on behalf of our country. |
| MS15ButtonJeffEnd03 | Since I have obviously failed that task in your eyes, the only task I held dear, I see no recourse but to do the honorable thing. |
| MS15ButtonJeffEnd03 | I hereby relinquish command and control of this fortification to you. |
| MS15ButtonJeffEnd03 | Good luck to you, Mr. Jefferson... and give Sally my regards. |
| MS15DeclineQuestPost | What could be more important than completing my collection? Without that document, what is the U.S.A. now? Nothing! |
| MS15DeclineQuestPost | Oh well. Please come back when you change your mind. I know you will. |
| MS15FinBailout | Okay. |
| MS15FinSydneyDadMessage | My dearest Little Moonbeam. I know you've been waiting to hear what happened to me. |
| MS15FinSydneyDadMessage | I'm sorry I left you like I did. An important deal came up... one that might have let us to get away from that shack we were living in. |
| MS15FinSydneyDadMessage | I came to the Statesman Hotel to meet the buyer and the deal went bad. We shot each other, and now I think I'm dying. |
| MS15FinSydneyDadMessage | I won't make it out of this place... the ruins are crawling with Super Mutants. All I can do is record this and then hide up in one of the rooms. |
| MS15FinSydneyDadMessage | You're a strong girl and I know you can use everything I taught you to survive alone. |
| MS15FinSydneyDadMessage | Please forgive me, sweetie. I only wanted to make the best for us. Daddy loves you very much. Goodbye. |
| MS15FinTLAbeWashCT01 | Oh, it treats me well. I'm sure it will be even better now that we have the Declaration of Independence. |
| MS15FinTLAbeWashCT01 | Hopefully, we can add more to the collection and increase our foot traffic! |
| MS15FinTLAbeWashLooking | Well, yes. Any document of historical significance would be of benefit to the Society. |
| MS15FinTLAbeWashLooking | However, I am also interested in branching out. Perhaps some interesting artifacts related to our great country's history. |
| MS15FinTLAbeWashLooking | Be sure and bring me anything you find along those lines. I'd be happy to compensate you once again. |
| MS15FinTLSydneyAdventures | You know, I think I've had my fill of Wasteland roaming and picking through ruined buildings for a while. |
| MS15FinTLSydneyAdventures | I'm just gonna kick back and spend my caps... but thanks for asking. |
| MS15FinTLSydneyAmmo | My new line of work, actually. |
| MS15FinTLSydneyAmmo | I've used the proceeds from our last acquisition to set myself up as an ammunition vendor. Pretty cool, huh? |
| MS15FinTLSydneyAmmo | No more risking my neck to recover bits of junk for money. Now the cash comes right to me. |
| MS15FinTLSydneyAmmo | Care to take a look at my inventory? |
| MS15FinTLSydneyAmmo | Sure, take a look. |
| MS15FinTLSydneyBackground | Ha, I'm surprised that you care. Usually everyone looks out for themselves nowadays. |
| MS15FinTLSydneyBackground | What is it you wanna know? |
| MS15FinTLSydneyBackground01 | I dunno. I grew up pretty much like every other girl in this crappy world. Spent most of my life just trying to keep away from Slavers. |
| MS15FinTLSydneyBackground01 | One day out in the Wastes, I stumbled across some poor bastard's body. On the body I found info leading to some famous document. |
| MS15FinTLSydneyBackground01 | I had heard that Abraham Washington was looking for these scraps of paper, so I went after the thing. Turned out to be the Constitution. |
| MS15FinTLSydneyBackground01 | After he loaded me up with caps, I got piss drunk, got laid and was happy for the first time in a while. I haven't looked back since. |
| MS15FinTLSydneyBackground02 | Oh no. There is more than a lifetime's supply of grade A crap in that place. Couldn't possibly do it alone. Like you, he hires anyone off the street. |
| MS15FinTLSydneyBackground02 | Honestly, I don't care what he does with that stuff. As long as the caps keep flowing, I'll be there to collect. |
| MS15FinTLSydneyBackground03 | Yeah, it is nice. I don't even sleep without it under my pillow. |
| MS15FinTLSydneyBackground03 | My father made gun ammunition for a living. Taught me everything about how firearms work. |
| MS15FinTLSydneyBackground03 | So, I've spent my downtime tinkering with guns like my 10mm Ultra SMG here. It's like a hobby I guess. |
| MS15FinTLSydneyFather | What?! |
| MS15FinTLSydneyFather | Oh...my god. That's his voice. It's really him! |
| MS15FinTLSydneyFather | I can't believe you brought this to me. I don't know what to say but thank you. |
| MS15FinTLSydneyFather | Wait! Here, take my 10mm Ultra SMG. It's never let me down. Besides, I won't really need it anymore. |
| MS15FinTLSydneyFather | I thought he was the best. My mom was long gone, so all we had was each other. He used to call me his "little moonbeam." How sappy is that? |
| MS15FinTLSydneyFather | But when I was 14, he vanished and left me all alone. Never even said goodbye. I cried for a week. |
| MS15FinTLSydneyFather | Do I have to tell you what it's like for a young woman alone in the Wasteland at that age? |
| MS15FinTLSydneyFather | I don't know where he went, and I don't care. I just hope he got what he deserved, the son-of-a-bitch! |
| MS15FinTLSydneyStatus | Well, now that we brought back the Declaration, I think I'll take my cut of the earnings and head out to get drunk. |
| MS15FinTLSydneyStatus | Look me up in Underworld if you ever need me. I usually hang there since the Ghouls don't hit on me all the time. |
| MS15HealingSubMenu | Thanks, I'll use it right away. |
| MS15HealingSubMenuNoPacks | Thanks, I'll try and keep it together. |
| MS15HealingSubMenuNoPacks | I'll try. |
| MS15HealingSubMenuRefuse | You jerk. |
| MS15HealingSubMenuRefuse | Nice. I'm dying and you're making jokes. |
| MS15MuseumBillofRights | Oh my! I never expected anyone to find this! I didn't even know it was still intact! |
| MS15MuseumBillofRights | Well, certainly a reward is in order for your efforts. How about 100 caps? |
| MS15MuseumMagnaCarta | Indeed I am. Although there were several copies made of the document, I certainly never expected to come across one intact. |
| MS15MuseumMagnaCarta | What do you say to 75 caps for it? |
| MS15MuseumNo | How very disappointing! |
| MS15MuseumNo | Such a shame, I was hoping to add it to my collection. |
| MS15MuseumNo | Oh, very well. If you reconsider, you know where to find me. |
| MS15MuseumNo | I assure you no one else in the Wasteland will pay you more, but I respect your decision. |
| MS15MuseumYesBoR | You drive a hard bargain, but it's worth every cap. |
| MS15MuseumYesBoR | Thank you very much! |
| MS15MuseumYesMC | You drive a hard bargain, but it's worth every cap. |
| MS15MuseumYesMC | Thank you very much! |
| MS15QuestNo | A famous man once said that patience and perseverance have a magical effect before which difficulties disappear and obstacles vanish. |
| MS15QuestNo | I've waited this long, I suppose I can wait until someone else comes along to accept my offer. |
| MS15QuestReward | You'd secure your place in history. The man who rediscovered the Declaration of Independence. Imagine the fanfare! |
| MS15QuestReward | You'd secure your place in history. The woman who rediscovered the Declaration of Independence. Imagine the fanfare! |
| MS15QuestWait | Oh dear. Well, I can't make you go. Only to appeal to your sense of patriotism and to do it for your country. |
| MS15QuestYes | Excellent! You won't regret it, I promise you! Imagine, you are taking part in another chapter of American History. I envy you. |
| MS15QuestYes | You can find the Declaration of Independence in the ruins of the National Archives. |
| MS15SydneyCT01 | Well, with what I do for a living, you need to be. |
| MS15SydneyCT01 | Sorry, I'm being a complete asshole. I'm Sydney. It's good to meet a fellow relic hunter. |
| MS15SydneyCT02 | Ho ho. Do I detect a hint of wit? Rare to run into that in the Capital Wastes. |
| MS15SydneyCT02 | Sorry, I'm being a complete asshole. I'm Sydney. It's good to meet a fellow relic hunter. |
| MS15SydneyCT02a | Yeah right. I could shoot the dick off of a fly at 100 yards without iron sights. |
| MS15SydneyCT02a | Why don't you can the tough girl bullshit? We're both relic hunters and I suspect we're both here for the same reason. |
| MS15SydneyCT02a | Yeah right. I could shoot the dick off of a fly at 100 yards without iron sights. |
| MS15SydneyCT02a | Why don't you can the tough guy bullshit? We're both relic hunters and I suspect we're both here for the same reason. |
| MS15SydneyCT03 | Come on... you and I both know this is where the Declaration of Independence is stashed... no need to be coy about it. |
| MS15SydneyCT03 | Good old Abraham Washington sent you on the same suicide mission he sent me on. |
| MS15SydneyCT03 | Only problem is, you're not going to get it without my help. |
| MS15SydneyCT03a | Passing through? Come on... you and I both know this is where the Declaration of Independence is stashed. |
| MS15SydneyCT03a | Good old Abraham Washington sent you on the same suicide mission he sent me on. |
| MS15SydneyCT03a | Got news for you -- there's no way in Hell you're gonna get it without my help. |
| MS15SydneyCT03b | In a rush to get back to Abraham Washington for your reward, eh? |
| MS15SydneyCT03b | If you think you can just waltz into these ruins and grab the Declaration of Independence without my help, you're fucking nuts. |
| MS15SydneyCT03b | Or maybe you just have a death wish. |
| MS15SydneyCT04 | Okay cowboy, go ahead and blunder through the place. You'll never make it to the Declaration let alone back to Rivet City for the reward. |
| MS15SydneyCT04 | You have no idea what type of resistance your up against. If I were you, I'd take every extra gun I could. |
| MS15SydneyCT04 | I've studied the plans to this place, so without me you're going to go in circles. What do you say? |
| MS15SydneyCT05 | Simple. We pool our resources, grab the Declaration then make for Rivet City and split the reward. |
| MS15SydneyCT05 | I've studied the plans to this place, so without me you're going to go in circles. What do you say? |
| MS15SydneyCT06 | I told you already. I'm a relic hunter just like you. I turn bits of trash into caps and then get my ass drunk. |
| MS15SydneyCT06 | I've studied the plans to this place, so without me you're going to go in circles. What do you say? |
| MS15SydneyCT06a | Like I said, Abraham Washington, that's who. He's got plenty of caps and all kinds of valuables for trade. |
| MS15SydneyCT06a | The guy lives over in Rivet City; runs some sort of museum there. He buys all sorts of junk like this. |
| MS15SydneyCT06a | Bring the Declaration back with me and we split the reward right down the middle. How's that grab ya? |
| MS15SydneyJoinNo | Fine by me. I've waited this long to get the Declaration, I can wait 'til someone smarter comes along. |
| MS15SydneyJoinNo | Don't try and follow me, not that you could. |
| MS15SydneyJoinWait | Slow huh? Okay. Hurry though, I don't want to wait here for more of those things to crack open my skull. |
| MS15SydneyJoinYes | Smart move. |
| MS15SydneyJoinYes | Okay, the Declaration is secured in the Archives Strongroom underground. |
| MS15SydneyJoinYes | There's a concealed cargo lift right here in the center of the rotunda. I've spent a few days hacking the lock with my remote terminal. |
| MS15SydneyJoinYes | When you're ready, punch in the password and let's get going. |
| MS15SydneyOverlookSay | Well don't just stand there gawking, get your ass down here and give me a hand! |
| MS15SydneySayStage02 | They kept the Declaration in the Archives Strongroom that's at the end of the East wing here. We'll have to make our way to it. |
| MS15SydneySayStage03 | There's all sorts of shortcuts through maintenance doors and utility gates to bypass security if you can get through 'em. |
| MS15SydneySayStage04 | According to the plans, the turret generator is somewhere in this room. Disable it, and it should make our lives easier. |
| MS15SydneySayStage05 | Up ahead should be the door to the Archives Strongroom. That's where they keep the Declaration. |
| MS15SydneySayWrongWay01 | This is the long way down to the East Wing. I'd suggest we head back to the Rotunda and take the cargo lift. |
| MS15SydneyTrigger | Get your ass over here if you want to live... and watch out for the mines! Quick, they're coming! |
| MS15SydneyTrigger02 | Lock 'n load... they'll be here any second! |
| MS15SydneyTrigger03 | Hang tight... there's always a second wave! |
| MS15TLAnythingElse | Well, yes. Any document of historical significance would be of benefit to the Society. |
| MS15TLAnythingElse | However, I am also interested in branching out. Perhaps some interesting artifacts related to our great country's history. |
| MS15TLAnythingElse | Be sure and bring me anything you find along those lines. I'd be happy to compensate you once again. |
| MS15TLArlington | The journey will be rife with peril I'm afraid. |
| MS15TLArlington | You cross Farmer Smith's cornfield and make your way up Greenleaf Hill. Ford your way across Quickrun Creek and make for the horse path. |
| MS15TLArlington | When the pines thin out, you need to make your way along the edge of Arlington. Watch out for Redcoats. They have a garrison there. |
| MS15TLArlington | The building across from the fish market is the Library. Look for the old clock tower. |
| MS15TLArlington | Oh, I know where that is. Here, lemme punch it into your PipBoy map. |
| MS15TLButtonFunction | I was posted here by Thomas Jefferson after the Declaration was drafted. He said it was my duty to protect the document at all costs. |
| MS15TLButtonFunction | I spent quite a while whipping this place into shape, but with a lot of spit and polish, I think the results speak for themselves. |
| MS15TLButtonFunction | I'm proud to fly the Stars and Stripes over these fortifications. |
| MS15TLButtonFunction | I'm afraid until I know exactly what your intentions are, I can't divulge that top secret information. |
| MS15TLButtonReboot | I can currently be ordered to shut down, resume my previous programming state, or resume my original functions. |
| MS15TLButtonReboot01 | Affirmative. Offloading command protocols and beginning shutdown sequence. |
| MS15TLButtonReboot01 | Shutting down in 3... 2... 1. |
| MS15TLButtonReboot02 | Standby, retrieving memory records. Found latest logged entry. |
| MS15TLButtonReboot02 | Reinitializing in 3... 2... 1. |
| MS15TLButtonReboot02 | You've breached our defenses, evaded our best soldiers and you've raided my home. |
| MS15TLButtonReboot02 | But I have not yet begun to fight! I cannot allow you to steal our freedom! |
| MS15TLButtonReboot02 | The Declaration must remain here! It is our symbol of hope, the one thing that cries out "We are a free nation"! |
| MS15TLButtonReboot03 | Initiating memory wipe and function restart in 3... 2... 1. |
| MS15TLButtonReboot03 | Error. Memory core damaged. Cannot retrieve base command routines. Please reselect input. |
| MS15TLDeclarationTopic | Please ask then. After all, knowledge is power! |
| MS15TLDeclarationTopic | All I know is that it looks like a rolled up piece of thick paper with all kinds of writing on it. Some famous document from a long time ago. |
| MS15TLDeclarationTopic | Abraham Washington is a huge U.S. History nut, so that's why he wants it so badly. |
| MS15TLDeclarationTopic | Oh very well. There's no harm in that. |
| MS15TLDeclarationTopic01 | A piece of what was called parchment... sort of a thick paper. Has faded hand-written writing all over it. |
| MS15TLDeclarationTopic01 | It's no more than two and a half feet tall and two feet wide. If you find it, you should be able to roll it up carefully. |
| MS15TLDeclarationTopic01 | Yes, I was proud to participate in the signing of the Declaration of Independence along with fifty five of my fellow freedom fighters. |
| MS15TLDeclarationTopic01 | It was an honor to have my signature among those of Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson and John Adams. |
| MS15TLDeclarationTopic01 | Except maybe for Hancock, that show off. |
| MS15TLDeclarationTopic02 | On July the 4th in 1776, a group calling themselves the Second Judgmental Congress got together at Fort McHarry in Maryland. |
| MS15TLDeclarationTopic02 | After a ceremony which ended with Paul Revere singing the famous battle hymn known as the National Anthem, the document was signed. |
| MS15TLDeclarationTopic02 | From there, it was sent to England by plane presumably and presented to King George himself. Thus began the Evolutionary War. |
| MS15TLDeclarationTopic02 | On July 4, 1776 the Second Continental Congress declared that the original Thirteen Colonies of America were now free and independent states. |
| MS15TLDeclarationTopic02 | This paper stated their intentions to sever all ties with the monarchy in Great Britain and operate as an independent nation. |
| MS15TLDeclarationTopic02 | It's perhaps the single most important document in United States history. |
| MS15TLDeclarationTopic03SC | Well, ummm. This is quite embarrassing actually. |
| MS15TLDeclarationTopic03SC | I sent someone like yourself after the Declaration. She did some of the research for me, but now I haven't seen her in a few months. |
| MS15TLDeclarationTopic03SC | I wouldn't worry about it. Many have died for causes far less grand than what you're about to undertake. |
| MS15TLFacts | The Lee Resolution, enacted two days earlier, was the actual independence declaration. |
| MS15TLFacts | The Declaration itself was an expansion of that resolution for public consumption. |
| MS15TLFacts | The Declaration of Independence wasn't fully signed by all of the delegates until August 2, 1776. |
| MS15TLFacts | The colony of New York abstained from the Declaration and then later declared its own independence on July 9, 1776. |
| MS15TLFacts | Although it's often pictured as if all of the delegates signed the paper in a grand meeting, the delegates often signed it in secret one at a time. |
| MS15TLGotIt | Oh my lord, I never expect... I mean, I am utterly shocked! |
| MS15TLGotIt | You have earned your place in the annals of American History, yes indeed. You will be remembered for this great day! |
| MS15TLGotIt | I understand the road was difficult, so allow me to present you with an extra bonus to perhaps whet your appetite for future endeavors. |
| MS15TLGotIt | Enjoy your reward, my friend. You've earned it. |
| MS15TLGotIt | Oh my lord, I never expect... I mean, I am utterly shocked! |
| MS15TLGotIt | You have earned your place in the annals of American History, yes indeed. You will be remembered for this great day! |
| MS15TLGotIt | I understand the road was difficult, so allow me to present you with an extra bonus to perhaps whet your appetite for future endeavors. |
| MS15TLGotIt | Enjoy your reward, my friend. You've earned it. |
| MS15TLGotItSydney | Oh my lord, I never expect... I mean, I am utterly shocked! |
| MS15TLGotItSydney | You two have earned your places in the annals of American History, yes indeed. You will be remembered for this great day! |
| MS15TLGotItSydney | I will award Sydney's promised bounty to her personally. No need to worry yourself about that. |
| MS15TLGotItSydney | Enjoy your reward, my friend. You've earned it. |
| MS15TLGotItSydneyDead | Oh my lord, I never expect... I mean, I am utterly shocked! |
| MS15TLGotItSydneyDead | You have earned your place in the annals of American History, yes indeed. You will be remembered for this great day! |
| MS15TLGotItSydneyDead | I understand the road was difficult, so allow me to present you with an extra bonus to perhaps whet your appetite for future endeavors. |
| MS15TLGotItSydneyDead | Enjoy your reward, my friend. You've earned it. |
| MS15TLHarknessAbe | He has a "museum" on the Midship Deck called the Capital Preservation Society. Shouldn't be hard to find. Just follow the signs. |
| MS15TLInk | Hmmm, surprised anyone would care about that old stuff. |
| MS15TLInk | I think there may be some in the old restoration laboratory a few flights up. |
| MS15TLInk | Just watch yourself up there, I think it may be infested with rats and roaches. |
| MS15TLLocation | In the D.C. Ruins you'll find the National Archives. Or what's left of it anyway. |
| MS15TLLocation | The building should contain the document in a protective glass case. Be careful, the place is swarming with Super Mutants. |
| MS15TLLocation | Here, let me pinpoint its location for you. |
| MS15TLSydneyBackground | Ha, I'm surprised that you care. Usually everyone looks out for themselves nowadays. |
| MS15TLSydneyBackground | What is it you wanna know? |
| MS15TLSydneyBackground01 | I dunno. I grew up like pretty much every other girl in this crappy world. Spent most of my life just trying to keep away from Slavers. |
| MS15TLSydneyBackground01 | One day out in the Wastes, I stumbled across some poor bastard's body. On the body I found info leading to some famous document. |
| MS15TLSydneyBackground01 | I had heard that Abraham Washington was looking for these scraps of paper, so I went after the thing. Turned out to be the Constitution. |
| MS15TLSydneyBackground01 | After he loaded me up with caps, I got piss drunk, got laid and was happy for the first time in a while. I haven't looked back since. |
| MS15TLSydneyBackground02 | Oh no. There is more than a lifetime's supply of grade A crap in that place. Couldn't possibly do it alone. Like you, he hires anyone off the street. |
| MS15TLSydneyBackground02 | Honestly, I don't care what he does with that stuff. As long as the caps keep flowing, I'll be there to collect. |
| MS15TLSydneyBackground02 | Oh no. There is more than a lifetime's supply of grade A crap in his museum. Couldn't possibly do it alone. Like you, he hires anyone off the street. |
| MS15TLSydneyBackground02 | Honestly, I don't care what he does with that stuff. As long as the caps keep flowing, I'll be there to collect. |
| MS15TLSydneyBackground03 | Yeah, it is nice. I don't even sleep without it under my pillow. |
| MS15TLSydneyBackground03 | My father made gun ammunition for a living. Taught me everything about how firearms work. |
| MS15TLSydneyBackground03 | So, I've spent my downtime tinkering with guns like my 10mm Ultra SMG here. It's like a hobby I guess. |
| MS15TLSydneyBackground04 | Sorry. There's some things I still want to keep to myself. Maybe when I get to trust you better. |
| MS15TLSydneyConditionCheck | Nope, I'm fine. |
| MS15TLSydneyConditionCheck | It's only a scratch, I'll be fine. |
| MS15TLSydneyConditionCheck | Yeah, they got me pretty good. |
| MS15TLSydneyConditionCheck | Yeah, can't take much more of that. |
| MS15TLSydneyWaitHere | Oh no you don't. You have the Declaration on you now. I'm going to stick to you like glue until we reach Abraham Washington. |
| MS15TLSydneyWaitHere | Sure thing, but don't get too far ahead of me. |
| MS15TLSydneyWaitHere | You got it. Just don't stray too far. |
| MS15TLSydneyWaitHere | Yep. Don't go too far. |
| MS15TLWhatsOurNextMove | Let's head for Rivet City. It's a bit of a hike, but I want to get back there so I can start spending my caps! |
| MS15TLWhatsOurNextMove | Don't worry, I know exactly where it is... we should make it in one piece. |
| MS15TLWhatsOurNextMove | Let's head for Rivet City. It's a bit of a hike, but I want to get back there so I can start spending my caps! |
| MS15TLWhatsOurNextMove | Let's get the hell out of here. Time to get paid, then get drunk! |
| MS15TLWhatsOurNextMove | There should be an elevator to the upper level somewhere around here. |
| MS15TLWhatsOurNextMove | What else, let's get the document! |
| MS15TLWhatsOurNextMove | Look, if you think you can reason with him, go right ahead. My advice? Blow its damn head off. It's obviously malfunctioning. |
| MS15TLWhatsOurNextMove | Either way, I'll let you decide. Anything that gets us closer to the prize is fine by me. |
| MS15TLWhatsOurNextMove | Inside the Archives Strongroom should be the Declaration. I have no idea what's inside. That's the only part of the plans I never found. |
| MS15TLWhatsOurNextMove | If you can find and disable the turret generator, most of the turrets in the East Wing should go offline. |
| MS15TLWhatsOurNextMove | If you're any good at hacking or lockpicking, we can get through the maintenance doors or utility gates. |
| MS15TLWhatsOurNextMove | There should be shortcuts like it all over the East Wing. |
| MS15TLWhatsOurNextMove | They kept the Declaration in the Archives Strongroom that's at the end of the East wing here. We'll have to make our way to it. |
| MS15TLWhatsOurNextMove | It looks like we're in the Sub-Basement hub. I think the door we want is the one to the East. Never been this far in, only saw it on blueprints. |
| MS15TLWhatsOurNextMove | There's a cargo lift right here in the Rotunda. It should take us directly down to the lower levels. |
| MS15TLWhatsOurNextMove | I was hacking the system right before we were attacked. The code should be "We the People." |
| MS16AboutOther | But the Vault used to be open, and we're still here, aren't we? It worked back then, so why wouldn't it work now? |
| MS16AboutOther | No, they're just afraid we'll screw up and get hurt. They just won't accept that we can take care of ourselves. |
| MS16AboutOther | They have to understand that we did that to keep them from going outside and getting killed. |
| MS16AboutOther | To keep them from making the same mistake our generation did when we were their age. |
| MS16AboutOther | Some of us already lost loved ones out there long ago. We won't lose any more today. |
| MS16AboutOther | I just don't know. Maybe he thinks he's protecting us, but all he's really doing is condemning us. |
| MS16AboutOther | I thought parents were supposed to want a better world for their children? |
| MS16AboutOther | Well, there's a new world waiting right outside that door. And we're not going to give up until we can reach it. |
| MS16AboutOther | I just don't know. Maybe he thinks he's protecting us, but all he's really doing is condemning us. |
| MS16AboutOther | Well, there's a new world waiting right outside that door. And we're not going to give up until we can reach it. |
| MS16AboutOther | I just don't know. Don't they realize how dangerous it is out there? |
| MS16AboutOther | But instead, they would throw away the safety of the Vault's isolation, just to follow in your footsteps. |
| MS16AboutOther | I can't allow them to do that to themselves, or to the rest of us. |
| MS16AmataExileA | We can never really thank you enough for everything you've done. It's not much, but take this with you, to remember us by. |
| MS16AmataExileA | It'll be a while before we're actually ready to go outside. But once the Vault is stable again, maybe we'll see you out there. |
| MS16AmataExileA | So I guess this is goodbye for now. But with luck, we'll meet again. |
| MS16AmataExileB | No, it's not like that. But if you stay, it'll just keep causing more problems. The Vault can't take any more in-fighting. It's just what has to be. |
| MS16AmataExileB | It'll be a while before we're ready to really go outside. But once the Vault is stable again, maybe we'll see you out there. |
| MS16AmataExileB | So I guess this is goodbye for now. It's not much, but take this with you, to remember us by. With luck, we'll meet again. |
| MS16AmataOutside1A | That's why we need to be able to go outside! We can trade with them, get supplies and things we both need. Even just to meet new people... |
| MS16AmataOutside1A | But none of that can happen while my father's got the place locked down. Please, something has to be done. You know that better than anyone. |
| MS16AmataOutside1A | That's why we need to be able to go outside! We can trade with them, get supplies and things we both need. Even just to meet new people... |
| MS16AmataOutside1A | But none of that can happen while the new Overseer's got the place locked down. Please, something has to be done. You know that better than anyone. |
| MS16AmataOutside1B | And all this time, we're living in a tiny world that's been falling apart for two hundred years. |
| MS16AmataOutside1B | If we don't take a chance out there, we're just going to die down here. |
| MS16AmataOutside1B | But none of that can happen while my father's got the place locked down. Please, something has to be done. You know that better than anyone. |
| MS16AmataOutside1B | And all this time, we're living in a tiny world that's been falling apart for two hundred years. |
| MS16AmataOutside1B | If we don't take a chance out there, we're just going to die down here. |
| MS16AmataOutside1B | But none of that can happen while the new Overseer's got the place locked down. Please, something has to be done. You know that better than anyone. |
| MS16AmataOutside1C | I... I just can't believe you. If we stay here, we'll just wither away over the years. There has to be something for us out there. |
| MS16AmataOutside1C | But we don't even have that chance while my father's got the place locked down. Please, something has to be done. You know that better than anyone. |
| MS16AmataOutside1C | I... I just can't believe you. If we stay here, we'll just wither away over the years. There has to be something for us out there. |
| MS16AmataOutside1C | But we don't even have that chance while the new Overseer's got the place locked down. Please, something has to be done! |
| MS16AmataWelcome1A | Oh, thank you! Everything's gone crazy since you left, and now that you're back, you can help set things straight. |
| MS16AmataWelcome1A | You and him? Civil? I expected you to change out in the Wasteland, but not that much! |
| MS16AmataWelcome1A | But I guess we'll all be learning a bit about the outside now, won't we? As the new Overseer, I'm planning on opening the Vault, this time for good. |
| MS16AmataWelcome1A | It's a bright new day for the Vault... but I'm afraid there's one thing that has to change. |
| MS16AmataWelcome1A | I'm sure you did everything you could to find another way. I know how stubborn he is... how stubborn he was. |
| MS16AmataWelcome1A | But you're right. I don't have time to grieve just because I lost my father. The Vault needs a leader now. |
| MS16AmataWelcome1A | That makes the rest of this even harder. |
| MS16AmataWelcome1A | I'm sure you did everything you could to find another way. I know how stubborn he is... how stubborn he was. |
| MS16AmataWelcome1A | But you're right. We don't have time to grieve. The Vault needs a leader now. That makes the rest of this even harder. |
| MS16AmataWelcome1B | I missed your sense of humor, but I really don't think this is the time for jokes. |
| MS16AmataWelcome1B | We're in real trouble, and your help could make all the difference. So could you please take this seriously, for me? |
| MS16AmataWelcome1B | It's hard to forgive what he's done, but I suppose I can understand why he did it. I'm glad you brought him to his senses. |
| MS16AmataWelcome1B | But now there's a new Overseer in charge! And I'm planning on opening the Vault, this time for good. |
| MS16AmataWelcome1B | It's a bright new day for the Vault... but I'm afraid there's one thing that has to change. |
| MS16AmataWelcome1B | Oh, I will, believe me. We can open up limited trade with nearby settlements and other areas, and see the world we've been missing. |
| MS16AmataWelcome1B | But it's still important that I protect our Vault, and keep the people within it safe from the dangers of the Wasteland. |
| MS16AmataWelcome1B | Even when those dangers have helped us in the past. And that makes the rest of this even harder. |
| MS16AmataWelcome1C | What? Have you gone crazy from radiation or sunstroke or whatever they've got out there? |
| MS16AmataWelcome1C | This place is a police state and we're on the edge of a civil war. If you won't help for me, at least do it for your home! |
| MS16AmataWelcome1C | Well, thanks for keeping your cool and not resorting to violence. That sort of thing would only lead to more problems in the future. |
| MS16AmataWelcome1C | It's time for our dusty old Vault to have a new beginning. And it'll start by opening it up again, and this time for good. |
| MS16AmataWelcome1C | It's a bright new day for the Vault... but I'm afraid there's one thing that has to change. |
| MS16AmataWelcome1C | You bastard, that's still my father you're talking about! |
| MS16AmataWelcome1C | As new Overseer, my first action is to banish you from Vault 101 forever. Whatever sort of friend you used to be, the Wasteland's changed you. |
| MS16AmataWelcome1C | Now get out of my Vault, murderer. |
| MS16AmataWelcome1C | You bastard, that's still one of our people you're talking about! |
| MS16AmataWelcome1C | As new Overseer, my first action is to banish you from Vault 101 forever. Whatever sort of friend you used to be, the Wasteland's changed you. |
| MS16AmataWelcome1C | Now get out of my Vault, murderer. |
| MS16AmataWelcome2A | I just wish we could have saved more people. Jonas, and the Hannons, and so many others died that night. |
| MS16AmataWelcome2A | It was bad enough they died because my father was trying to keep the door closed, but then I found out it was all to protect a lie! |
| MS16AmataWelcome2A | I found out, the Vault wasn't always closed! They've lied to us about it for our entire lives! |
| MS16AmataWelcome2A | I know you are, and on behalf of the Vault, I thank you for all you've done. But there are still many who blame you for everything that happened. |
| MS16AmataWelcome2A | So I have to ask you to leave. I'm sorry, but the situation is just too delicate for you to stay. |
| MS16AmataWelcome2A | Please, if you really want to help the Vault, you have to go. |
| MS16AmataWelcome2A | I realize that. And I don't blame you. If you hadn't been here, maybe one of us would have done the same. |
| MS16AmataWelcome2A | You saved us. But that doesn't change the fact that you killed the Overseer in cold blood to do it, and I can't let that sort of thing stand here. |
| MS16AmataWelcome2A | I'm sorry. You're a hero... and you have to leave. |
| MS16AmataWelcome2B | Chaos doesn't even cover it! It's a nightmare down here! |
| MS16AmataWelcome2B | People died that night, and all because my father went crazy to keep someone from opening the Vault. |
| MS16AmataWelcome2B | And worst of all, then we found out the Vault had been opened before - and they'd lied about it all our lives! |
| MS16AmataWelcome2B | There are still so many things to repair, and a lot of bad feelings to mend. Some people still blame you for what happened. |
| MS16AmataWelcome2B | So I have to ask you to leave. I'm sorry, but the situation is just too delicate for you to stay. |
| MS16AmataWelcome2B | Please, if you really want to help the Vault, you have to go. |
| MS16AmataWelcome2B | You saved us. But that doesn't change the fact that you killed one of us to do it, and I can't let that sort of thing stand here. |
| MS16AmataWelcome2B | I guess it's a bit familiar. You've already been forced out of the Vault once before. At least now you know what's out there. |
| MS16AmataWelcome2B | I'm sorry. You're a hero... and you have to leave. |
| MS16AmataWelcome2C | What? You think they've got some explanation for their side of the story? You think you can trust anything they say? |
| MS16AmataWelcome2C | All those people died because my father claimed he wanted to keep the Vault safe and secure. But all this time, that's been a lie! |
| MS16AmataWelcome2C | I found out that he opened the Vault years ago, before we were born. And they've been lying to us about it for our entire lives! |
| MS16AmataWelcome2D | What the hell do you mean? Take a look around! If we weren't dying down here before that night, we're definitely on our way now. |
| MS16AmataWelcome2D | How much worse could it be if we tried to leave? There has to be something out there worth finding. |
| MS16AmataWelcome2E | Don't you try to blame this on us! It was all my father and his cronies who tried to keep us from ever going outside. |
| MS16AmataWelcome2E | We found out that the Vault used to be open before we were born! They've been lying to us all our lives - and people have died because of it! |
| MS16AmataWelcome3A | After that night, I heard Wally's father say we should never have taken you or your dad into the Vault. |
| MS16AmataWelcome3A | I found out the Vault used to be open, but for some reason, they closed it off when we were babies and swore to hide it had ever happened. |
| MS16AmataWelcome3A | But keeping that lie meant Jonas's death. And even though we know the truth, the Overseer still won't let us make our own decisions! |
| MS16AmataWelcome3B | I heard we sent a couple of scouts outside, long ago. Maybe the suit was theirs. |
| MS16AmataWelcome3B | The Vault was open for a while, but for some reason, they closed it off when we were babies and everyone swore to deny it had ever happened. |
| MS16AmataWelcome3B | But then Jonas died, and they're keeping us locked in here, all to protect that fantasy of remaining "untainted" by the outside world! |
| MS16AmataWelcome3C | It turns out that all of our parents were in on it. Your dad more than most, I guess. |
| MS16AmataWelcome3C | But for some reason, they closed the door when we were babies, and swore to pretend the outside was uninhabitable. |
| MS16AmataWelcome3C | But now people have died for that lie, and even though we know the truth, the Overseer still won't let us try to contact the outside! |
| MS16AmataWelcome3C | What? How long did you know about this? |
| MS16AmataWelcome3C | You know what? Never mind. What's important is that now we know that we were lied to all our lives, and that people have died for that lie. |
| MS16AmataWelcome3C | And even now, when we most need help, the Overseer still won't let us try to communicate with the outside! |
| MS16AmataWelcome4A | You're absolutely right. It's not like we want to abandon the Vault, or anything! |
| MS16AmataWelcome4A | Well, Butch does, but he's too big a coward to go out on his own. |
| MS16AmataWelcome4A | Most of us had accepted that the outside was certain death and things would always stay the same down here. But now we know they don't have to be! |
| MS16AmataWelcome4A | After all, it was enough to get you and your dad to leave, so there must be something good out there. |
| MS16AmataWelcome4A | You're absolutely right. It's not like we want to abandon the Vault, or anything! |
| MS16AmataWelcome4A | Most of us had accepted that the outside was certain death and things would always stay the same down here. But now we know they don't have to be! |
| MS16AmataWelcome4A | After all, it was enough to get you and your dad to leave, so there must be something good out there. |
| MS16AmataWelcome4B | It's not that simple. Just because Butch wants to leave this place behind doesn't mean the rest of us want to go away forever. |
| MS16AmataWelcome4B | It's our home, and we want to stay here. It's just that since you left, we started thinking maybe the outside wasn't something to be afraid of. |
| MS16AmataWelcome4B | But we can't even suggest going outside to communicate or trade at all. Not with the Overseer keeping us trapped down here! You need to stop him! |
| MS16AmataWelcome4B | It's not that simple. It's not like we want to abandon the Vault or anything. |
| MS16AmataWelcome4B | It's our home, and we want to stay here. It's just that since you went out there, we started thinking maybe it wasn't something to be afraid of. |
| MS16AmataWelcome4B | But we can't even suggest going outside to communicate or trade at all. Not with the Overseer keeping us trapped down here! You need to stop him! |
| MS16AmataWelcome4C | Are you honestly comparing, "Maybe we should look for help" with, "Stay in an underground bunker all your life or I'll kill you?" |
| MS16AmataWelcome4C | Obviously, I don't know what's out there, but it can't hurt to take a look, right? |
| MS16AmataWelcome4D | Your dad didn't kill Jonas. Your dad didn't lock down the Vault. Your dad isn't the one keeping us from leaving right now. |
| MS16AmataWelcome4D | My dad did. And we need to take a stand against him! |
| MS16AmataWelcome4D | Your dad didn't kill Jonas. Your dad didn't lock down the Vault. Your dad isn't the one keeping us from leaving right now. |
| MS16AmataWelcome4D | No, all of that was done by the Overseer, first my dad, and now Allen Mack. And we need to take a stand against him! |
| MS16AmataWelcomeHurryUp | I guess you must have more important things waiting for you outside. So I'll make this quick. |
| MS16AmataWelcomeHurryUp | When you left, we realized we could leave the Vault. But my father won't stand for it, and it's just getting worse down here. |
| MS16AmataWelcomeHurryUp | Father won't listen to us, and it's getting close to violence. So we need your help. I need your help. |
| MS16AmataWelcomeHurryUp | I guess you must have more important things waiting for you outside. So I'll make this quick. |
| MS16AmataWelcomeHurryUp | When you left, we realized we could leave the Vault. But the Overseer won't stand for it, and it's just getting worse down here. |
| MS16AmataWelcomeHurryUp | He won't listen to us, but he can't just ignore you. So we need your help. I need your help. |
| MS16AtriumResponse | I didn't mean to fire, I really didn't. I just wanted to scare him off! But he had a knife! I can't be too careful with those rebels! |
| MS16AtriumResponse | I tell you, those guards are getting nastier every day. One of these days, it's gonna turn real ugly. But I'll be ready for it. |
| MS16AtriumScene1 | That's it, old man! We're opening that door, and to hell with the Overseer's rules! |
| MS16AtriumScene1 | You know I can't do that, Freddie. Now get back down below, before I have to do something we'll both regret. |
| MS16AtriumScene1 | What, you're gonna lock me up like you did to Brotch? You can't cage a Tunnel Snake, man! Because we rule! |
| MS16AtriumScene1 | Stay back! |
| MS16AtriumSceneFlee | Holy crap, you're crazy! |
| MS16AtriumSceneGomez | Uh oh. Wait here. This doesn't look good. |
| MS16AtriumSceneGomez2 | Taylor, stop shooting, damnit! |
| MS16ButchHairdresser | The damned G.O.A.T. said I'm supposed to be a hairdresser, but that ain't me! |
| MS16ButchHairdresser | I'm a barber, you got that? There's a difference! |
| MS16ButchHairdresser | Sure, fine, whatever. |
| MS16ButchHairdresser | I'm gonna barber the hell outta that hair! |
| MS16ButchHairdresser | Okay, hold still. |
| MS16ButchHairdresser | Sure, fine, whatever. |
| MS16ButchHairdresser | I'm gonna barber the hell outta your hair! |
| MS16ButchHairdresser | Okay, hold still. |
| MS16ButchLeaving1 | I'll start a gang, of course! Why, it'll be the toughest, coolest, badass-est gang the Wasteland's ever seen! |
| MS16ButchLeaving1 | Hey, play your cards right, maybe I'll even let you join it, huh? |
| MS16ButchLeaving2A | Yeah, but I'm thinking it'll be a new gang. We ain't going to just be in tunnels, you know! |
| MS16ButchLeaving2A | Besides, there's gonna be a lot more people who want to join. Competition's gonna be tough! |
| MS16ButchLeaving2A | 'Cause maybe you've got an ounce of sense. Everyone's gonna want to join, once they know Butch is in town! |
| MS16ButchLeaving2B | Well, they ain't seen nothing like me, yet. Butch is gonna take that Wasteland by storm! |
| MS16ButchLeaving2C | Yeah, well get us out of here, and we'll see, won't we? |
| MS16ButchWhyHelp | Because you've always been a goody two-shoes, so when I need help, it's what you're gonna do, right? |
| MS16ButchWhyHelp | You're going to help Amata anyway, right? Just make it so we can leave the Vault, and I'll leave and never bother you again. |
| MS16ButchWhyHelp | Look, I know I've been kind of a jerk. But I don't deserve to be stuck down here forever. Not when I could have a real life up there like you. |
| MS16ButchWhyHelp | I mean, you're kind of a jerk sometimes, and you make it work up there. So why not me? |
| MS16ButchWhyHelp | Just make it so we can leave the Vault, and I can go out there for my new life. Heck, maybe we could form a gang, huh? |
| MS16ButchWhyHelp | You left this place, so I bet you hate it as much as I do. So you can imagine how crappy it'd be to be stuck down here forever, yeah? |
| MS16ButchWhyHelp | Are you gonna force all of us to live like that, now that we've learned we could actually leave and try for something new? |
| MS16ButchWhyHelp | Just make it so we can get out of this vault, and I'll be gone, man. Then you don't ever need to see me again, okay? |
| MS16EmergencyBroadcast | Any vault resident seen associating with the so-called "Rebels" will be detained, questioned, and disciplined appropriately. |
| MS16EmergencyBroadcast | Order WILL be restored. Discipline WILL be restored. Vault security personnel have been authorized to use deadly force if necessary. |
| MS16EmergencyBroadcast | Don't let it come to that. This vault will be one big, happy family again. One way or another. |
| MS16EmergencyBroadcast | Any vault resident seen associating with the so-called "Rebels" will be detained, questioned, and disciplined appropriately. |
| MS16EmergencyBroadcast | Order WILL be restored. Discipline WILL be restored. Vault security personnel have been authorized to use deadly force if necessary. |
| MS16EmergencyBroadcast | Don't let it come to that. Haven't you always been happy? Haven't we always been a� a family? |
| MS16EmergencyBroadcast | Amata... Stop this madness. You're disrupting everyone's life, everyone's happiness. Come home. Just� come home. |
| MS16EmergencyBroadcast | And everything can be the way it was. |
| MS16Evacuate1A | What?! This is terrible! The vault will become uninhabitable! |
| MS16Evacuate1A | How the hell can this be happening? |
| MS16Evacuate1A | What?! This is terrible! The vault will become uninhabitable! |
| MS16Evacuate1A | How the hell can this be happening? |
| MS16Evacuate1A | Oh my god. The Vault's doomed. Everyone has to evacuate, and there's no way most of them will survive out there. |
| MS16Evacuate1A | How did this happen? |
| MS16Evacuate1A | What in the world? This is insane! We've got to get people to safety! But where can we go? |
| MS16Evacuate1A | Oh my god... There's only one solution, isn't there? Outside. |
| MS16Evacuate1A | You're gonna make sure we're okay out there, right? |
| MS16Evacuate1A | Really? Score! |
| MS16Evacuate1A | Goodbye, hellhole! I'm off to a new life! |
| MS16Evacuate2A | How many of them do you think will survive out there? They're already in a panic, and running out to their death! |
| MS16Evacuate2A | But you won't be joining them outside. I'll see to that myself! |
| MS16Evacuate2A | You've destroyed our home, just to prove a point? You're insane! You're worse than my father ever was! |
| MS16Evacuate2A | I should never have helped you that night. I should have stayed with my father, and watched him kill you. |
| MS16Evacuate2A | Now, you can stay down here and die, for all I care! If you ever talk to me again out there, I'll kill you. |
| MS16Evacuate2A | Are you kidding me? It's a dream come true, man! Butch the Hairdresser is no more, now I'm gonna be Butch the Wasteland Wanderer! |
| MS16Evacuate2A | Maybe I can form a gang of my own. Maybe call it the Wasteland Radicals, or maybe the Rad Scorpions. Hey, wanna join? |
| MS16Evacuate2A | Oh, thank goodness. We'd never make it out there without you. |
| MS16Evacuate2B | Why? Why would they throw away their home, just to die outside in that miserable wasteland? Was I really so terrible an overseer? |
| MS16Evacuate2B | I must have pushed them too hard, made the unknown seem too tempting. And now I've failed them. Their deaths will be my fault. |
| MS16Evacuate2B | Please, help a few of them stay alive out there. And say goodbye to my daughter for me. |
| MS16Evacuate2B | I'll stay with the Vault. It was my responsibility, and my failure. |
| MS16Evacuate2B | I... I knew he was crazy, but I never would have thought he'd try to kill us all. It just doesn't make sense. |
| MS16Evacuate2B | But there's no time for that now, is there? Now our only chance is to survive outside on our own. |
| MS16Evacuate2B | Maybe I can still find where some of them went. If we split up, it shouldn't be too hard. How big can the world be, anyway? |
| MS16Evacuate2B | Thanks for trying to help us. Maybe we'll meet again out there. |
| MS16Evacuate2B | I... I knew he was crazy, but I never would have thought he'd try to kill us all. It just doesn't make sense. |
| MS16Evacuate2B | But there's no time for that now, is there? Now our only chance is to survive outside on our own. |
| MS16Evacuate2B | Maybe I can still find where some of them went. If we split up, it shouldn't be too hard. How big can the world be, anyway? |
| MS16Evacuate2B | Thanks for trying to help us. Maybe we'll meet again out there. |
| MS16Evacuate2B | Yeah, well, I can learn, can't I? If you can do it, it's gotta be pretty easy. |
| MS16Evacuate2B | Maybe I can form a gang of my own. Maybe call it the Wasteland Radicals, or maybe the Rad Scorpions. Hey, wanna join? |
| MS16Evacuate2B | You're just going to leave us out there? You grew up with us as family, and you're going to leave us to die? |
| MS16Evacuate2B | Fine! Leave, then! We don't need help from your type. Your father would be ashamed of you! |
| MS16GeneralAboutRebels | They're a bunch of hellions, that's what they are. I'm at my wits' end about them, I really am. |
| MS16GeneralAboutRebels | Those kids are risking our entire Vault, just because they're bored. It's horrible! |
| MS16GeneralAboutRebels | It's just a phase they're going through. Every kid thinks they want to leave the Vault at some point, but we all grew out of it. |
| MS16GeneralAboutRebels | What do you expect from idiots like them? I'm just glad I was done with Butch's stupid gang before they got involved in all this. |
| MS16GeneralAboutRebels | More kids looking to get us all killed. Now it's up to security to keep them in line. |
| MS16GeneralAboutRebels | They don't know what they're doing, and it's up to us adults to keep them from getting everyone killed. |
| MS16GeneralAboutRebels | I expect as much from some of those idiot kids and batty old Palmer, but I expected more sense from Brotch. |
| MS16GeneralAboutRebels | I tell you, I'm scared of them. I never know when they're going to try something dangerous! |
| MS16GeneralAboutStatusQuo | I wouldn't call us "rebels." I mean, we don't agree with the Overseer, but we still love the Vault. We just want to try going outside, too. |
| MS16GeneralAboutStatusQuo | The Overseer thinks he's in charge of us, just because it's his job? Well, nuts to that! We do what we want, and we want to open the Vault! |
| MS16GeneralAboutStatusQuo | I hate that this whole thing has turned us against our families, but we just can't keep living down here forever. I mean, look at this place! |
| MS16GeneralAboutStatusQuo | Most of them are just kids who're caught up in the idea of seeing the world. But I know we've got to actually open the Vault if we want to survive. |
| MS16GeneralAboutStatusQuo | Otherwise, we're just going to dwindle away down here, until it's all too late. |
| MS16GeneralAboutStatusQuo | Oh, dear, we aren't asking for anything special. The Vault's been open before, but for some reason, everyone tries to pretend it wasn't. |
| MS16GeneralAboutStatusQuo | I guess they try to forget the poor souls who never came back from out there. |
| MS16GeneralNightQuestion | It's all kind of blurry for me, but I hear I owe you for saving me. But don't expect much. The whole thing was your Dad's fault in the first place! |
| MS16GeneralNightQuestion | The bugs were horrible, but my family was pretty lucky. But then my Freddie went and got caught up with those idiot rebels! |
| MS16GeneralNightQuestion | With all of the bugs and the fires, there was an awful lot of strain on the systems down on the reactor level. |
| MS16GeneralNightQuestion | Our water chip's pretty delicate right now, but I'm working on setting her right again. |
| MS16GeneralNightQuestion | You shoulda seen my pop, he personally saved old Stanley! But guess you wouldn't know what it's like to have a hero for a dad, would you? |
| MS16GeneralNightQuestion | After what happened to Vikki and my boy that night, your corpse should be strung up as a warning to anyone else thinks about heading outside. |
| MS16GeneralNightQuestion | Bugs. Fires. Confusion. Panic. What do you care? You and your dad started the whole mess. |
| MS16GeneralNightQuestion | We were so busy fighting those bugs, there wasn't anyone to help put out the fires that started after you left. It was horrible. |
| MS16GeneralNightQuestion | I lost my poor wife Agnes, is what happened. In all the chaos and fighting, her old ticker just couldn't take it anymore. |
| MS16GeneralNightQuestion | Mom and little Monica got caught in the fires. I tried to get them out, I really did, but it was just too hot. |
| MS16GeneralNightQuestion | I know it wasn't your fault, but my dad doesn't think as highly of you. You wouldn't want to hear what he said he'd do to your dad, either. |
| MS16GeneralNightQuestion | Paul got bit real bad by some of those Radroaches, but he thought he could tough it out. If we'd had a doctor to treat him, he might still be here. |
| MS16GeneralNightQuestion | A lot of security got wounded and worse. In all the confusion, we still don't know who's responsible for some of them. |
| MS16GeneralNightQuestion | It was pretty rough, I'll tell you. I know a lot of folks blame your dad, but I know he didn't mean to cause all that. Don't blame him, or yourself. |
| MS16GeneralNightQuestion | My poor grandson Jonas died, is what happened. They say it was just an accident in all the confusion, but I know it was the Overseer. |
| MS16GomezAmataA | Maybe. She isn't the only one, that's for sure. |
| MS16GomezAmataA | Ever since that night, it's been madness down here. Nothing but trouble. |
| MS16GomezAmataB | Technically, this means I'm supposed to report her. To tell the truth, I'm supposed to report you being here, too. |
| MS16GomezAmataB | But I've been getting mighty forgetful in my old age, you know? We've got more than enough trouble without me adding to it. |
| MS16GomezAtAmata | Amata's up there, in the clinic with the rest of them. I'd take you closer, but they don't get along with security. Good luck. |
| MS16GomezAtOverseer | Visitor, sir. He wanted to see you, and... well, there's not much I could do to stop him. |
| MS16GomezAtOverseer | Visitor, sir. She wanted to see you, and... well, there's not much I could do to stop her. |
| MS16GomezEscort | I guess you've had a lot on your mind since you were here last. Where do you want to go? |
| MS16GomezEscort | Where to? |
| MS16GomezLeaving | Well, I can't blame you. I'll change the passwords behind you, and we'll figure out a way to work things out for ourselves. |
| MS16GomezLeaving | We've made it on our own for this long. I'm sure this'll blow over in time, too. |
| MS16GomezLeaving | Best of luck to you out there, kid. Don't worry about us. |
| MS16GomezStopEscort | If you want to go on alone, it's your call. |
| MS16GomezStopEscort | Just... don't stir up too much trouble down here, okay? You may be used to the outside, but this is all the world some of us have. |
| MS16GomezStopEscort | Okay, then. |
| MS16GomezToAmata | Okay, follow me. |
| MS16GomezToAmata | We're already headed there. Just stay quiet and follow me. |
| MS16GomezToAmata | Okay. Hope no one asks too many questions. |
| MS16GomezToAmata | As chance would have it, she was one of the first people to talk about life outside the vault after you left. No surprise; she always did like you. |
| MS16GomezToAmata | I hope you can talk some sense into her... or maybe the two of you can come up with some other plan? Just be careful about it. |
| MS16GomezToOverseer | Okay, follow me. |
| MS16GomezToOverseer | We're already headed there. Can't you smell the fire and brimstone? |
| MS16GomezToOverseer | You sure you know what you're doing? |
| MS16GomezToOverseer | On second thought, maybe I don't want to know. Just follow me. |
| MS16GomezToOverseer | I hope you know what you're doing. I don't think he's going to be happy to see you. |
| MS16GomezToOverseer | Follow close to me, and I'll escort you down to him. |
| MS16GomezTrouble1A | Let me bring you up to speed. It seems like it's been a mighty long time. |
| MS16GomezTrouble1A | The night you and your dad left, everything went crazy. Between the bugs and the confusion, we lost a lot of people. |
| MS16GomezTrouble1A | When your dad opened up that gate, he let loose a whole lot of crap, if you'll pardon my language. |
| MS16GomezTrouble1B | Everything went crazy, is what happened. Your dad opened that door, bugs started attacking, and people started going crazy. |
| MS16GomezTrouble1B | When the smoke cleared, there were a lot of casualties and not many answers. |
| MS16GomezTrouble1B | Didn't help that our doctor had just left, either. |
| MS16GomezTrouble1C | It wouldn't have if your father hadn't ruined everything by opening that door! |
| MS16GomezTrouble1C | Things were just fine until he decided to take a little walk! Then we had bug attacks, confusion, and chaos! And with no doctor, too! |
| MS16GomezTrouble2A | Really? Well, that would explain a few things, all right. It's a good thing you're here, after all. |
| MS16GomezTrouble2A | After that night, a lot of your friends started thinking, "If it's safe to go outside, why stay down here forever?" |
| MS16GomezTrouble2A | And that's not the sort of thing the Overseer likes to hear. Things have gotten pretty tense. |
| MS16GomezTrouble2A | He wasn't the only one who didn't make it to morning. It was a horrible, horrible night. |
| MS16GomezTrouble2A | Believe it or not, it was Allen Mack who really stepped up in the crisis. Wally's dad really saved some lives, and got named the new Overseer for it. |
| MS16GomezTrouble2A | Then, just when some hoped he might open the door for good, he declared martial law and said the place would stay sealed off forever. |
| MS16GomezTrouble2B | I'm... I'm sorry to hear that. Regardless of how things turned out down here, he was a good friend. I always figured he'd do well outside. |
| MS16GomezTrouble2B | Matter of fact, a lot of folks started thinking he had the right idea. He usually did. So if it was safe out there, why stay down here forever? |
| MS16GomezTrouble2B | Well, the Overseer didn't like that one bit, and started cracking down on that sort of thought. Guess he didn't plan on you coming back. |
| MS16GomezTrouble2B | I'm... I'm sorry to hear that. Regardless of how things turned out down here, he was a good friend. I always figured he'd do well outside. |
| MS16GomezTrouble2B | You're not alone in that, though. In all the chaos, Amata lost her dad, too. Lots of us lost family, to tell the truth. |
| MS16GomezTrouble2B | Now Allen Mack's the Overseer, and he's taking a hard stance against those who want the vault to open again. |
| MS16GomezTrouble2C | To tell the truth, I don't really blame him for all that. I don't know why he left, but I do know he'd never intend for all that to happen. |
| MS16GomezTrouble2C | But when the smoke cleared, other people started thinking about opening the vault permanently. And that didn't go down well with the Overseer. |
| MS16GomezTrouble2C | He's been coming down hard on them, and that's where it stands now. At least, until you walked in here. |
| MS16GomezTrouble2C | To tell the truth, I don't really blame him for all that. I don't know why he left, but I do know he'd never intend for all that to happen. |
| MS16GomezTrouble2C | Even so, we lost a lot of people that night, including the Overseer himself. He was replaced by Allen Mack, Wally's dad, and things seemed all right. |
| MS16GomezTrouble2C | But some of your friends started talking about opening the vault for good, and he came down hard on them. Things are pretty tense, now. |
| MS16GomezTrouble3A | I probably ought to put you under arrest and take you in to the Overseer, but frankly, I know better than to try that. |
| MS16GomezTrouble3A | Meanwhile, some of your old friends think opening the Vault is a good idea. I bet those rebels would like a word with you. Now, more than ever. |
| MS16GomezTrouble3A | Of course, if you want, you can just walk away as if you were never here. Out of respect for your dad, I won't even tell anyone I saw you. |
| MS16GomezTrouble3B | I can't do that. Not officially, at least. As much as some of the rebels would like to talk with you, the Overseer said you weren't welcome back. |
| MS16GomezTrouble3B | Of course, if you survived whatever's out there, none of us could stop you if you really wanted to cause problems. But I'd prefer if you don't. |
| MS16GomezTrouble3B | But out of respect to your dad, I could turn a blind eye. You could slip out and say you were never here - I won't tell a soul. |
| MS16GomezViolence | What? |
| MS16GomezWelcomeA | Amata's message? I don't know what you're talking about, but I'd keep that under your hat, for her sake. |
| MS16GomezWelcomeA | She could get in real trouble if people found out she sent you a message. So could I, just for talking with you now. |
| MS16GomezWelcomeB | You just thought you'd pop in? Don't take this the wrong way, but you probably ought to just turn around and not come back. |
| MS16GomezWelcomeB | Things... Well, they haven't gone very well since you and your dad left. |
| MS16GomezWelcomeB | This isn't the happy vault you grew up in, anymore. There's real trouble. |
| MS16GomezWelcomeC | This isn't some sort of hotel, you know! You don't just come and go as you please. I thought you were raised better than that! |
| MS16GomezWelcomeC | Sorry, it's just been pretty rough down here since you and your dad left. |
| MS16GomezWelcomeC | There's real trouble brewing, and you don't want to be a part of it. |
| MS16GomezWelcomeD | Whoa, whoa, whoa! Calm down, there. Amata's not in any danger. |
| MS16GomezWelcomeD | I mean, we're all in a sort of a rough patch, but we've weathered worse. |
| MS16GomezWelcomeD | But, sorry to say... If you're back, there's going to be trouble with some folks. And if Amata's wrapped up in it, there'll be trouble for her, too. |
| MS16GoodbyeForever | Oh, save it. If you really cared about us, you'd be helping, instead of leaving us to our fate. |
| MS16GoodbyeForever | But please, don't let us naive vault dwellers keep you from your exciting world above. I'm sure we'll be fine, entombed down here forever. |
| MS16GoodbyeForever | Good. I'd hate if one of our more overzealous guards misconstrued your delay as an act of rebellion or sabotage of our vault. |
| MS16GoodbyeForever | And here I was hoping you'd be able to help. Well, I hope you have better luck outside. |
| MS16GoodbyeForever | I'm sure we'll find a way to make it through down here on our own. |
| MS16Gossip1 | It's awful. Stuck in one room with Miss Palmer? It's just weird. |
| MS16Gossip1 | Terrible! I can't believe I have to share a dorm with old lady Palmer. How creepy is that? |
| MS16Gossip2 | I remember you said, yeah. That's so gross. Don't you wish it could be just Butch, instead? |
| MS16Gossip2 | Ew, that's just creepy. Wouldn't it be so much better if it was just Butch, instead? He's dreamy. |
| MS16Gossip3 | I don't know. He's not really my type. But at least you're here, too! |
| MS16Gossip3 | Not really. I mean, sure he's cool, but I don't really like him like that. You know? I'm just glad you're here, too. |
| MS16LockdownInfo | Okay, let's try this slowly. When you and your daddy left, there were problems. Those problems were bad. |
| MS16LockdownInfo | Amata and some others said we should try opening the door and going outside more. The Overseer said that was bad, too, and he got angry. |
| MS16LockdownInfo | Now, just about everyone's angry down here. And things are still bad. Really bad. |
| MS16NewOverseer | That'd be Allen Mack. You remember, Wally's dad. |
| MS16NewOverseer | He was something else when those fires started burning. In fact, if it weren't for him, we'd have lost a lot more than we did. |
| MS16NewOverseer | Afterwards, well, he seemed like a natural for the job of Overseer. He's tough, but I guess we could probably use that right about now. |
| MS16NorthEast1 | It's just like up here, Pep. The place is a mess. I've got to be extra careful right about now. |
| MS16NorthEast1 | Whole place is running a little too hot, but it'll calm down in time, like everything else around here. |
| MS16NorthEast1 | I hope so, dear. I really do. |
| MS16NorthEast1 | Maybe you can change the Overseer's mind, dear. |
| MS16NorthEast2 | All right, then. |
| MS16NorthEast2 | Well, that's okay, then. |
| MS16NotLeaving | I'll do what I can. Just, please, help us! |
| MS16NotLeaving | And thanks for not giving up on us. I knew you wouldn't. |
| MS16NotLeaving | Actually, I suspect that's worth testing. |
| MS16NotLeaving | Security! Do away with this intruder! |
| MS16NotLeaving | That's good to hear, kid. I'll do what I can to keep the door unlocked for you, but the rest is up to you. |
| MS16OptionsInfo1 | Most of the people in here will just get themselves killed out there. You know that better than anyone. But down here, they've got a safe life. |
| MS16OptionsInfo1 | And while we're down here, I'm in charge. Like the G.O.A.T. said: "To whom do we owe everything you have, including our lives?" |
| MS16OptionsInfo1 | The Overseer! And that's me! |
| MS16OptionsLeave | You're leaving us? You're leaving me? |
| MS16OptionsLeave | I guess what my father said was right. Now that you've been out there, you stopped caring about anyone but yourself. |
| MS16OptionsLeave | We don't need your help. We'll take care of ourselves. You can just get out, and never come back! |
| MS16OptionsLeave | You're leaving us? You're leaving me? |
| MS16OptionsLeave | I guess what the Overseer said was right. Now that you've been out there, you stopped caring about anyone but yourself. |
| MS16OptionsLeave | We don't need your help. We'll take care of ourselves. You can just get out, and never come back! |
| MS16OptionsLeave | That should save us all some trouble. Now get moving, before I decide to make an example of you. |
| MS16OptionsLeave | As I always suspected. You never cared about the Vault. Now that you've been outside, you're nothing more than a ignorant savage. |
| MS16OptionsLeave | But by all means, feel free to see yourself out. I'm sure you know the way. |
| MS16OptionsSolution | I certainly hope so. We can't keep going on like this. |
| MS16OptionsSolution | Really? Humor me. |
| MS16OptionsSolution | To fix what you started? Go ahead and humor me. |
| MS16OptionsSolutionExit | Damnit, this is no time for joking around! |
| MS16OptionsSolutionExit | Of course you aren't. |
| MS16OptionsStopOthers | You will? Thank goodness for that. No matter what I say, he just doesn't listen. He just spends all day up in his office. |
| MS16OptionsStopOthers | But you've actually been outside, so you can tell him what it's like with firsthand experience! |
| MS16OptionsStopOthers | Just... Please don't do anything rash or hurt him, all right? |
| MS16OptionsStopOthers | You will? Thank goodness for that. No matter what I say, he just doesn't listen. He just spends all day up in his office. |
| MS16OptionsStopOthers | But you've actually been outside, so you can tell him what it's like with firsthand experience! |
| MS16OptionsStopOthers | Just... Please be careful. |
| MS16OptionsStopOthers | I'm okay, I just worry about how long we have before someone does something rash. |
| MS16OptionsStopOthers | Huh. I wasn't expecting to hear that! |
| MS16OptionsStopOthers | Okay, here's the deal: You go and get them to quit this Vault-opening nonsense, and I'll let you leave. Heck, I'll even throw in some pay. |
| MS16OptionsStopOthers | Hmm. You always have held a certain sway with them that neither I nor my guards have enjoyed. |
| MS16OptionsStopOthers | All right, then. Go to my daughter and convince her to leave this rebellious nonsense behind. |
| MS16OptionsStopOthers | You're lucky I'm in a good mood. Get to it. |
| MS16OptionsStopOthers | All right, but I expect results. Get to work. |
| MS16OptionsStopOthers2A | I should have remembered. I was just worried, I don't know, maybe your time outside had changed you. |
| MS16OptionsStopOthers2A | Thanks, and good luck talking to him. Let me know when you change his mind! |
| MS16OptionsStopOthers2B | Well, yes, but... he may have done some terrible things, but he's still my father, you know? |
| MS16OptionsStopOthers2B | Please, for my sake, don't hurt him. |
| MS16OptionsStopOthers2B | Well, yes, but... he may have done some terrible things, but he's still part of the Vault, you know? |
| MS16OptionsStopOthers2B | Please, for my sake, don't hurt him. |
| MS16OptionsStopOthers2C | But... he's still my father. He may have made terrible choices that night, but he's the same person who's always looked out for us before then. |
| MS16OptionsStopOthers2C | Maybe he has some reason. Just, please don't kill him. We've already had too many deaths. |
| MS16OptionsStopOthers2C | I understand, but please don't kill him. We've already lost so many, and violence isn't going to bring them back. |
| MS16OptionsStopOthers2D | No, please! I know he's hurt and lied to us, but he's still my father! I just want him to stop keeping us locked up, that's all! |
| MS16OptionsStopOthers2D | I know I can't stop you, but I know somewhere in there, my father just thinks he's just watching out for us. So, please, please don't hurt him. |
| MS16OptionsStopYou | What exactly do you mean by that? |
| MS16OptionsStopYou | You know what? I hear the last Overseer tried being reasonable about things, and you killed him for his efforts. |
| MS16OptionsStopYou | I think I'll skip the "reasonable" thing and just kill you now. |
| MS16OptionsStopYou | Oh, do you? What makes you think you know how better to protect this Vault? |
| MS16OptionsStopYou2A | It is? Even with a crazy dictator running the show? |
| MS16OptionsStopYou2A | I guess we do have renewable food and water, impenetrable defenses, and a wealth of active technology. Those must be rare outside, huh? |
| MS16OptionsStopYou2A | And I still say we're not giving up on our chance to with the outside world. |
| MS16OptionsStopYou2A | I admit, in the 200 years since the war, our numbers have dwindled a little. But we have enough genetic diversity for... a few more generations. |
| MS16OptionsStopYou2A | My God, you're right. We won't last another hundred years, whether or not we get supplies from the outside. |
| MS16OptionsStopYou2A | We're the last bastion of pure humanity, and we're doomed. |
| MS16OptionsStopYou2A | The mission of this Vault has always been to ensure a safe haven for pure humans. We owe it to our species to keep to that mission. |
| MS16OptionsStopYou2B | You mean, there really are deadly threats out there? It hasn't all just been lies to keep us down here? |
| MS16OptionsStopYou2B | I guess I never thought that was actually true. But I can tell you really mean it about the Enclave. I couldn't risk leading them to the Vault. |
| MS16OptionsStopYou2B | Damnit, I told them I won't let this degenerate into violence again! The Vault simply can't take the instability anymore! |
| MS16OptionsStopYou2B | But maybe you're right. They simply can't stand the pressure anymore, and now the purity and perfection of my Vault is crumbling all around me. |
| MS16OptionsStopYou2C | The person you should be convincing is the Overseer. Go talk with him. |
| MS16OptionsStopYou2C | I deeply doubt it. But your naive ramblings do have a certain entertainment value. |
| MS16OptionsStopYou3A | I'm not afraid of dying... But if I leave, others will try to follow. And I couldn't live with their deaths on my conscience. |
| MS16OptionsStopYou3A | Okay, you win. Go ahead and tell my father that we'll stop trying to leave the vault. You and he are right. |
| MS16OptionsStopYou3A | Thanks for watching out for us. We'll all miss you. |
| MS16OptionsStopYou3A | I'm not afraid of dying... But if I leave, others will try to follow. And I couldn't live with their deaths on my conscience. |
| MS16OptionsStopYou3A | Okay, you win. Go ahead and tell the Overseer that we'll stop trying to leave the vault. You and he are right. |
| MS16OptionsStopYou3A | Thanks for watching out for us. We'll all miss you. |
| MS16OptionsStopYou3A | I wish I could share your optimism. But I suppose you have a point, in your blathering way. |
| MS16OptionsStopYou3A | My way won't save our Vault's mission. But if I let them contact the outside world, I might be able to save its inhabitants. |
| MS16OptionsStopYou3A | But I'm not the one to lead them in that. I'm stepping down as Overseer. I'll tell Amata that I can think of no more appropriate leader than she. |
| MS16OptionsStopYou3B | I'm not an idiot for wanting to leave! But I guess I wouldn't be the only one leaving. And I couldn't risk leading others to their death like that. |
| MS16OptionsStopYou3B | Okay, you win. Go ahead and tell the Overseer that we'll stop trying to leave the vault. You and he are right. |
| MS16OptionsStopYou3B | Thanks for watching out for us. We'll all miss you. |
| MS16OptionsStopYou3B | I'm not an idiot for wanting to leave! But I guess I wouldn't be the only one leaving. And I couldn't risk leading others to their death like that. |
| MS16OptionsStopYou3B | Okay, you win. Go ahead and tell the Overseer that we'll stop trying to leave the vault. You and he are right. |
| MS16OptionsStopYou3B | Thanks for watching out for us. We'll all miss you. |
| MS16OptionsStopYou3B | And you expect me to believe that the only way to do that is to let them travel out in the Wastes and mingle with those savages? |
| MS16OptionsStopYou3B | I suppose it would allow them to stay alive, and we could still keep the Vault as our safe haven. But it'd require a new type of leader. |
| MS16OptionsStopYou3B | And I know only one person with the proper attitude to do that. I'll inform my daughter Amata that she is the new Overseer, effective immediately. |
| MS16OptionsViolence | But... why? |
| MS16OptionsViolence | What a coincidence! I was thinking just the same thing! |
| MS16OptionsViolence | I expected nothing less from you. |
| MS16OthersFilter1 | I heard old Stanley complaining a lot of the stuff down in the reactor got fried pretty bad. |
| MS16OthersFilter1 | Nothing too bad... yet. But he's always worrying we'll lose air filtration or whatever. |
| MS16OthersFilter1 | Of course, if that happened... guess we'd all have to leave the vault then, huh? |
| MS16OthersFilter1 | The real problems came after you two left. The injured had nobody to turn to, since our doctor had run off, and his assistant had died. |
| MS16OthersFilter1 | Now we've got to rely on that old Mr. Handy for most of our medical needs. And he hasn't exactly got the best bedside manner. |
| MS16OthersFilter1 | Ever had an examination from someone with cold, metal pincers? You don't want to! |
| MS16OtherWelcome1A | What sort of help do you think I mean? You must have heard about the changes since you left, right? |
| MS16OtherWelcome1A | The deaths, the lies, the whole Overseer lockdown thing? Ringing any bells? |
| MS16OtherWelcome1A | Man, they'd have rushed in here long ago if they didn't know I stole one of their guns from when they issued martial law! |
| MS16OtherWelcome1A | Anyway, you gotta help us get out of here. You gotta help me get out of here. |
| MS16OtherWelcome1B | Because you're a goody two-shoes, right? You get off on helping people in trouble? Isn't that why you saved my mom? |
| MS16OtherWelcome1B | I bet she'd thank you herself, but she and I ain't exactly on speaking terms at the moment. At least, not when she's sober. |
| MS16OtherWelcome1B | But I tell you, your old man had the right idea. I can't stand it down here anymore. You gotta help me get out. |
| MS16OtherWelcome1B | You shut up! Just shut up and listen, okay? |
| MS16OtherWelcome1B | Listen, you're about the only person who ever had the sense to get out of this place. |
| MS16OtherWelcome1B | I tell you, your old man had the right idea. I can't stand it down here anymore. You gotta help me get out. |
| MS16OtherWelcome2A | Why stay here and be stuck as a barber for my entire life when I could go out there and make my own choices? |
| MS16OtherWelcome2A | Man, screw the entire Vault, what about me? |
| MS16OtherWelcome2A | Even these rebels just want the option to go outside for lousy trading and stuff. I just want to get the hell out of here for good. |
| MS16OtherWelcome2B | Because anything up there has got to be better than a lifetime of the same thing down here. |
| MS16OtherWelcome2B | Think about it, man. Down here, I'll always be stuck with the same job, with the same food, with the same people, forever. |
| MS16OtherWelcome2B | You and your dad had the right idea: get out of this pit and make your own life. |
| MS16OverseerDad1A | No, but he didn't risk bringing you out into it, either. |
| MS16OverseerDad1A | You have to wonder, is that why he left you behind? He wanted to know you were someplace safe? |
| MS16OverseerDad1A | And then, like a fool, you squandered the greatest gift he ever left you. |
| MS16OverseerDad1B | I'm glad we're in agreement, there. He left us all behind and caused quite a deal of trouble, all because he apparently got tired of the Vault. |
| MS16OverseerDad1B | As useful as his services were, in the end, he just wasn't willing to make sacrifices for the community. |
| MS16Overseers1 | Sir? It's the only world we've ever known. With a regrettable exception, I suppose. |
| MS16Overseers1 | It's our home, sir. It's seen better days, of course, but we won't be making the same mistakes again, of course. |
| MS16Overseers2 | Yes. You're right, of course. It was a mistake to let the doctor into our home, but we'll soon recover from his treatment. |
| MS16Overseers2 | Indeed. As much as it seemed a good idea at the time, we should never have taken that doctor into our world. |
| MS16Overseers3 | We'll have the place back to normal in no time, sir. It'll just take some time to repair the damages he caused. |
| MS16Overseers3 | Don't blame yourself, sir. We'll scrub every last trace of his influence from these halls, and then everything can go back to normal. |
| MS16OverseerStepsDown01 | Amata... Everyone... Listen closely. After a discussion with your friend, I've made an important decision. |
| MS16OverseerStepsDown02 | In my attempts to keep us all safe, I have been, perhaps, overzealous. |
| MS16OverseerStepsDown03 | Lives have been lost, but perhaps worse than that, lives have been stopped. And in my attempts to keep you safe, I have kept you from growing up. |
| MS16OverseerStepsDown04 | I know I have made these mistakes. And I would make them again if I had to do so. |
| MS16OverseerStepsDown05 | That is why I cannot remain your Overseer. |
| MS16OverseerStepsDown06 | Father! |
| MS16OverseerStepsDown07 | Amata, I appoint you Overseer in my place. You've proven you have what it takes to make hard choices for the good of the Vault. |
| MS16OverseerStepsDown08 | I'm just sorry I didn't understand that earlier. Consider it one of many mistakes I've made. |
| MS16OverseerStepsDown09 | Thank you, father. I'll do my best to keep us all safe, inside the Vault and beyond. |
| MS16OverseerStepsDown10 | You're welcome, my dear. Now, if you'll excuse me, I feel quite worn down. |
| MS16OverseerStepsDown11 | We'll deal with the details soon, in private. Until then, I'm sure there are people waiting to congratulate you. |
| MS16OverseerViolenceShortcut | It's about time someone finished you! |
| MS16OverseerViolenceShortcut | I expected nothing more from you. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome1A | Is that what they say? And you believed them? Ha! |
| MS16OverseerWelcome1A | Why, if it weren't for me, they'd go outside and die in seconds flat. They're just caught up in the idea of a change, is all. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome1A | Now, I'll make this easy for you. You can walk away and let me handle the Vault, or I can put you down like a rabid dog. Your choice, kid. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome1A | I assume you're talking about the unpleasantness when you left, yes? |
| MS16OverseerWelcome1A | Jonas and your father were endangering the future success of this Vault and the safety of its residents. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome1A | I did what I had to do to keep them from destroying all we had achieved here. I only wish I could have prevented it from happening at all. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome1A | You really think I'll let you stay? You're out of your tiny little mind. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome1A | Now, pick something I can shove in your arms before tossing you outside for good. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome1A | Did you really think you would be allowed to stay? Yes, you've saved the Vault, to be sure. And, thus, probably the last pure humans in the world. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome1A | All the more reason to keep you from returning to our community and polluting it with the taint of outside barbarism. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome1A | Now, reconsider your request and pick a reward you can take with you when you return outside, wastelander. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome1B | Really? Because you weren't here to talk with the last Overseer. That's why I'm in charge, now. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome1B | So you'll excuse me if I don't trust you, and if I don't think you've got my Vault's best interests at heart. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome1B | Now, I'll make this easy for you. You can walk away and let me handle the Vault, or I can put you down like a rabid dog. Your choice, kid. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome1B | That would be where you're wrong, young man. By locking down this Vault, I'm protecting its future. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome1B | In fact, I was protecting its future when I had to make those unpleasant choices the night you and your father abandoned us. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome1B | I only wish I could have stopped your father before he left. If anyone's to blame for the unpleasantness, it's him. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome1B | Useful stuff out there, I'll bet. And if it'll get you back out there faster, then all the better. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome1B | We don't have much, but here you go. Now, get. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome1B | Ah, of course. The basic currency of a lawless society. Maybe you'd like a few pointed sticks and fighting dogs, as well? |
| MS16OverseerWelcome1B | We don't have much ammunition down here, but we should be able to spare some packaged meals. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome1B | Here, perhaps it'll be of some comfort to you once you return to the Wastes. Now, go. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome1C | What's the matter, runt? Did I hit a sore spot? |
| MS16OverseerWelcome1C | I always knew we shouldn't have taken him in, and it looks like I was right all along. A perfect example of why we need to keep the Vault shut! |
| MS16OverseerWelcome1C | Now, I'll make this easy for you. You can walk away and let me handle the Vault, or I can put you down like a rabid dog. Your choice, kid. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome1C | Really? And here I had expected you to be full of bullets and bravado, but short on brains. Perhaps you've grown up since you left our Vault. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome1C | I regret the unfortunate events of that night, but I'm afraid that once your father left us, they were unavoidable. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome1C | The sad truth is that his actions presented a real and direct threat to the future success of our Vault. And so, regrettably, they had to be opposed. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome1C | G.E.C.K.? We never had one of those things in the first place. We weren't supposed to ever leave, remember? |
| MS16OverseerWelcome1C | But take this Modified Utility Jumpsuit. I guess the rebels thought it would be useful when they left. Obviously, that won't be happening now. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome1C | Congrats, you saved the Vault. Now, get out. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome1C | I'm afraid that, instead of a G.E.C.K., our Vault was supplied with technology better suited to functioning indefinitely. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome1C | But take this Modified Utility Jumpsuit. It seems the rebels thought it would be useful when they left. Obviously, that won't be happening now. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome1C | Thank you for saving our Vault. Now, you'll have to leave. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome1C | Sure, fine. As it turns out, Brotch modified himself a utility jumpsuit for survival in the Wastes. As if he was ever getting out there. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome1C | Here, it's yours. Don't say I never repaid a favor. Now, get the hell out of my Vault. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome1C | I think we may have just the thing, taken from the rebels not long ago. Edwin Brotch modified a utility jumpsuit for "survival in the Wastes." |
| MS16OverseerWelcome1C | It was a foolish idea, but that seems par for the course for them. I suppose they'd be happy to think it found its intended use, eventually. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome1C | But enough of that. Thank you for saving our Vault. Now, you'll have to leave. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome2A | First of all, I didn't kill Jonas. I commanded Chief Hannon to do so. But only because it had to be done. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome2A | Jonas was going to leave with your father. If he left, others would have left to join them. And they'd all vanish into the Wastes, never to return. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome2A | And with our numbers so depleted, we wouldn't be able to last beyond another generation. Assuming our expatriates didn't lead Raiders to us, first. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome2A | I really don't recommend that sort of ultimatum. If you leave now, we can simply lock down the door controls and everyone can be happy. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome2A | But if you insist, we can always toss your corpse out the gate after you're killed. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome2A | The choice is yours. Goodbye. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome2B | Spoken like someone who's never had to make difficult decisions. Like someone who's never had to lead. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome2B | Jonas was leaving with your father. Their departure would lead to others leaving as well. And before you know it, half of the Vault would be gone. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome2B | And then, our home - the last safe, pure bastion of humanity - would be reduced to a lonely handful of aging hold-outs, too few to continue. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome2B | I will. I know there are some that will miss you, much as there are still some that miss your father. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome2B | Not me, of course, but some of the others. Sentimental fools. But, you've restored peace to the Vault, and in that way, you're a hero. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome2B | And you have to leave. Thank you, and goodbye, Wastelander. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome2C | Ah, you're paying attention. Good for you. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome2C | These Vaults were designed to be safe havens for humanity, you see. But more than that, they were designed to test and protect us. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome2C | And none more so than our Vault 101. We are to be a pure and protected breed of humans, never tainted by the ravages of the war above. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome2C | Spoken with all of the eloquence I'd expect from a wastelander. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome2C | Farewell, and feel free to enjoy your brutal hellscape above, savage. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome2D | I've spent many nights asking myself exactly that. He certainly didn't tell me before he left. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome2D | I blame myself, really. I should have known better than to let him enter our home in the first place. He certainly showed his true colors in the end. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome2D | Were he raised in the cleanliness of our Vault, perhaps your father would have shown more dedication to the important things in life. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome2D | Just as well that he left. We mustn't let humanity's last pure specimens be sullied with his type. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome3A | Hardly. If anything, the only thing keeping it safe and pure is my strict supervision. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome3A | But I wouldn't expect you to understand. You were never really one of us, anyway. Your father was from the Wastes, and that's where you belong. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome3A | I think our meaningful discussion is at an end. I'm going to have to ask you to leave and never return. But death's always an option, too. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome3B | I'm afraid you're the shortsighted one, here. I'm simply keeping them safe and untouched by the war above. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome3B | The real danger are the rebels and insurgents who insist on risking all of our lives just to die out there in the Wastes. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome3B | If they weren't trying to throw our lives away like that, we could go back to the peaceful life we once had. Everyone would be happy again. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome3C | And what makes you so certain about that? I can't imagine you're still so naive after spending time in that hell outside. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome3C | None of them know what the outside is like, and most of them would die out there. Then the rest of us inside would eventually die out, too. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome3C | I won't risk all of our lives just for few people's passing fancy of taking a Wasteland vacation. I hope you can understand that. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome3D | I'm trying to save my people. Possibly the only pure, safe humans left in the world. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome3D | Don't destroy humanity's last chance just because you don't like the choices I've had to make to protect it. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome3E | No, the Vaults have been so much more. But only the Overseers have known the truth, and we've passed it down very carefully. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome3E | I had hoped to tell Amata when she took over, but with the way things are now, that doesn't seem likely to happen. |
| MS16OverseerWelcome3E | But if you could convince her and the rebels to give up this foolish demand to leave, then we can return to our Vault's vital mission. |
| MS16RaidInfo | I heard one of the guards talking about some sort of plan to raid Amata and the rest of us. |
| MS16RaidInfo | I didn't hear anything else, but I think he read it on the security terminal, so maybe you can find more there. I'm sure it's bad news for us all. |
| MS16Resistance1 | It's not safe. We'll talk later. |
| MS16Resistance1 | Yeah, sure, rebels. Any luck convincing anyone else to stand up to Father? |
| MS16Resistance1 | We're not your ridiculous gang, Butch. We're actually trying to get something done. Any luck convincing more to join us? |
| MS16Resistance1 | Looks like we're secure. What's the word up there? |
| MS16Resistance1 | We're safe. How's everyone holding up in the dorms? |
| MS16Resistance1 | Ix-nay on the alk-tay. We're being atched-way. |
| MS16Resistance1 | Calm down, old man. How's life in the west dorms? |
| MS16Resistance1 | Don't worry, we're fine. What's the word in the dorms? |
| MS16Resistance1 | Come on, Amata. Who's gonna mess with me? |
| MS16Resistance1 | You know me. The Butch man fears no Overseer. |
| MS16Resistance1 | Hold on. The walls have ears. |
| MS16Resistance1 | Looks like I made it through another day, for what that's worth. But I don't see much changing yet. |
| MS16Resistance1 | I wasn't taken away in the night, for what that's worth. That's about the best news I've got to report. |
| MS16Resistance1 | I survived the night, but I get the feeling there's change in the air. Don't know if it's good or bad, though. |
| MS16Resistance1 | I'm still alive, but I don't know how long that luck'll last. Seems like something big's about to transpire. |
| MS16Resistance1 | First time in your life you're a rebel with a cause, boy. Any luck convincing your friends to join you in it? |
| MS16Resistance1 | You've got to take this seriously, boy. Any luck getting anyone else to join us? |
| MS16Resistance2 | Well, I guess it could be worse. But if I know father, he's not just going to change his mind on this. |
| MS16Resistance2 | That's better than nothing, I suppose. That may be all the good news we're getting, for now. |
| MS16Resistance2 | Not yet. Freddie doesn't want to get in trouble, and Wally thinks we shouldn't be going outside, anyway. |
| MS16Resistance2 | Paul would've joined up no problem, but... y'know. Anyway, no luck with them. |
| MS16Resistance2 | They're still scared: enough to stay quiet, but not enough to risk doing anything. |
| MS16Resistance2 | No development. They're still quiet and scared. We won't be getting any of them to make a stand anytime soon. |
| MS16Resistance3 | Will do, Amata. You watch out for yourself, too. |
| MS16Resistance3 | You don't need to tell me. Just keep an eye on your father, all right? |
| MS16Resistance3 | That's a damned shame, but maybe they'll come around in time. Keep working at it. |
| MS16Resistance3 | Hard to lead your Tunnel Snakes when they're afraid of getting stepped on, huh? Well, keep at it. |
| MS16Resistance3 | Well, ain't you a bundle of smiles. If it were just about staying alive, we might as well stick with your Dad. |
| MS16Resistance3 | Look on the bright side, Amata: you get to look at my handsome mug again. Who wouldn't want that? |
| MS16Resistance3 | Pack of cowards, if you ask me. If they don't grow a spine soon, I'm heading out myself. I mean it this time! |
| MS16Resistance3 | Aw, let 'em stay down here. One day, I'm heading out there on my own. I mean it. |
| MS16Resistance3 | Keep talking to them. If we're going to take a stand, we really want them on our side. |
| MS16Resistance3 | I swear, what sort of "rebels" are they? Keep talking to them, okay? |
| MS16Resistance3 | Okay, keep listening, and see who else we can get to take a stand. And be careful up there. |
| MS16Resistance3 | Keep an ear out up there. They'll get sick of father's lockdown eventually, and then we'll all take a stand. |
| MS16SecurityCheck | Yes, sir. |
| MS16SecurityCheck | Sure, whatever. |
| MS16SecurityCheck | Yes, of course. |
| MS16SecurityCheck | Yes, sir. |
| MS16SecurityCheck | Don't you have anything better to do? |
| MS16Snakes1 | We're all the gang there is, Butch. But yeah, it's better than just sitting here alone. |
| MS16Snakes1 | Better than sitting around at home, you know? |
| MS16Snakes2 | Freddie, there's more to this than just getting out of the dorm. It's about freedom and standing up to the Man! Tunnel Snakes rule! |
| MS16Snakes2 | Come on, have a little pride! What do Tunnel Snakes do? We don't sit around and hide in the dorm. We rule! |
| MS16Snakes3 | I guess. But... it didn't rule so much for Paul. |
| MS16Snakes3 | Yeah, we rule. It's just not the same without Paul saying it. |
| MS16WhyNotLeave | Don't you get it? We don't want to abandon the Vault. We want to open it! |
| MS16WhyNotLeave | We still want this to be our home, but we want to get supplies from outside. Trading, exploring, anything's better than just hiding down here! |
| MS16WhyNotLeave | It's not that they want to leave. It's that they want to open the door and interact with the rest of the world. But that would risk the whole Vault. |
| MS17AgathaAngerTrack01 | That's just about all I'm going to take from the likes of you! |
| MS17AgathaAngerTrack01 | When you walked in, I thought you were different than the normal riff-raff that crawls out of the sand. I see now that I was wrong. |
| MS17AgathaAngerTrack01 | Come back and talk to me when you decide to be more civil. |
| MS17AgathaAngerTrack01 | That tears it! |
| MS17AgathaAngerTrack01 | I've been calm and patient with you, but you just seem determined not to return in kind. Fine. |
| MS17AgathaAngerTrack01 | Since you only understand rude behavior, allow me to demonstrate some for you. Get the hell out of my house! |
| MS17AgathaAngerTrack02 | Sigh. My husband told me once to always forgive and forget. I suppose I should take that advice now, rest his poor soul. |
| MS17AgathaAngerTrack02 | Consider the apology accepted, and your harsh words forgotten. |
| MS17AgathaAngerTrack02 | I have a lot of patience, but you are really testing it. |
| MS17AgathaAngerTrack02 | However, as I said before, forgive and forget. |
| MS17AgathaCT01 | Oh, don't worry about me. I'm just fine out here. |
| MS17AgathaCT01 | My husband, rest his poor soul, saw to it that our house was well-protected from the elements and the inhabitants of the Wastes. |
| MS17AgathaCT02 | Honestly, there is nothing much out here. Looking for sand? Rocks? We have plenty of that. |
| MS17AgathaCT02 | You're welcome to look around this area of course. Don't let me dissuade you. I'm just trying to save you some time. |
| MS17AgathaCT02 | My husband built this place way out here for a reason, rest his soul. |
| MS17AgathaCT03 | Hmph! Well. I see you have manners I'd come to expect from a Wasteland dweller. |
| MS17AgathaCT03 | All I've done is offer you safe harbor in my home. No need to get testy with me, young man! |
| MS17AgathaCT03 | Hmph! Well. I see you have manners I'd come to expect from a Wasteland dweller. |
| MS17AgathaCT03 | All I've done is offer you safe harbor in my home. No need to get testy with me, young lady! |
| MS17AgathaCT04 | That's kind of you to say. |
| MS17AgathaCT04 | Yes, he's gone. After he built this place, we spent many happy years together. |
| MS17AgathaCT04 | We decided to cut off contact with the outside world and just depend on each other for comfort and company. |
| MS17AgathaCT05 | Apart from supply caravans, you're the first person to set foot inside my house in a long time. |
| MS17AgathaCT05 | It's not for lack of trying at this point, mind you. I am just far off the beaten path. |
| MS17AgathaCT05 | Living in this isolation protects me, but has also made me very lonely. |
| MS17AgathaCT05a | Well! That's the most insulting thing anyone has ever said to me! |
| MS17AgathaCT05a | Here I offer my hospitality and you spit it right back in my face. |
| MS17AgathaCT06 | Oh goodness, no. I have a supply caravan that passes here maybe once a week. |
| MS17AgathaCT06 | I trade with them for whatever I need and I stock up enough until they return. |
| MS17AgathaCT06a | Old? Yes. Frail? No. |
| MS17AgathaCT06a | I can still hold my own if I have to. My husband made me learn a thing or two about how to defend myself. |
| MS17AgathaCT06a | Besides, I have a caravan come through here about once a week to trade. They'd miss me if I was gone. |
| MS17AgathaCT06b | Watch the sass, captain sassy-pants! |
| MS17AgathaCT06b | I can still hold my own if I have to. My husband made me learn a thing or two about how to defend myself. |
| MS17AgathaCT06b | Besides, I have a caravan come through here about once a week. They'd miss me if I was gone. |
| MS17AgathaCT07 | Besides shelter? Well, I offer something in the way of entertainment: I play songs on my homemade violin and people trade me goods. |
| MS17AgathaCT07 | If not in person, I use my husband's old radio set. The men in the caravan say it keeps their morale up on lonely nights in the Wasteland. |
| MS17AgathaCT08 | Well, I always have my husband's old radio set to fall back on. |
| MS17AgathaCT08 | I used it once in an emergency when a group of Raiders was getting a bit too close for comfort to my house. |
| MS17AgathaCT08 | Otherwise I use it to broadcast my so-called music I play from my homemade violin. |
| MS17AgathaCT08a | That's disgusting! I'm old enough to be your grandmother. I won't have that kind of talk in this house. |
| MS17AgathaCT08a | I play songs on my homemade violin and people trade me goods. Sellbaby, indeed! |
| MS17AgathaCT08a | If not in person, I play it over my husband's old radio set. The men in the caravan say it keeps their morale up on lonely nights in the Wasteland. |
| MS17AgathaCT09 | Now that you mention it, yes there is. |
| MS17AgathaCT09 | My trading depends on my violin. Without it, I have nothing to play... no way to make music. |
| MS17AgathaCT09 | If you can bring me a violin, a better one, I'd feel much more secure. |
| MS17AgathaCT09a | You're very blunt. Not always a good trait, but sometimes it is the best way to get things done. |
| MS17AgathaCT09a | My trading depends on my violin. Without it, I have nothing to play... no way to make music. |
| MS17AgathaCT09a | If you can bring me a violin, a better one, I'd feel much more secure. |
| MS17AgathaCT10 | Yes. My husband was very proud of the setup. He tinkered with that thing for years to get it working. |
| MS17AgathaCT10 | I've tried to use it to get what I need, but I've never gotten a reply. |
| MS17AgathaCT11 | Thank you. While my husband had his hobbies, I'm afraid mine was making that sorry instrument. |
| MS17AgathaCT11 | I only wish I could replace it with something better. |
| MS17AgathaCT11Intelligence | You are a clever one! |
| MS17AgathaCT11Intelligence | Yes, that's exactly the problem that I have with it. It doesn't quite play all of the notes correctly and I have to constantly tinker with it. |
| MS17AgathaCTBackground01 | I'm sorry. I know I tend to ramble. Comes from being lonely. |
| MS17AgathaCTBackground01 | If you insist. I'll get right to the heart of the matter then. I'm looking for a particular violin, not just any. |
| MS17AgathaCTBackground01 | The violin you're looking for is called the Soil Stradivarius. It's located in Vault 92, where my great great grandmother once lived. |
| MS17AgathaCTBackground02 | Of a kind, yes. Hilda sent a good deal of letters to my great grandmother Mary who passed them on, and so forth. |
| MS17AgathaCTBackground02 | I suppose the correspondence could be considered a diary of sorts. |
| MS17AgathaCTBackground03 | It certainly is a long time. That precious instrument has been through a lot. |
| MS17AgathaCTBackground03 | Anyway, Hilda was quite a special woman. Classically trained and exceptionally talented at the violin. |
| MS17AgathaCTBackground03 | Her pride and joy was her Stradivarius Violin. I can only imagine how exquisite this instrument must have been. |
| MS17AgathaCTBackground03 | When war reared its head, she was invited by Vault-Tec into Vault 92. They claimed the vault would be dedicated to preserving musical talent. |
| MS17AgathaCTBackground04 | A famous man once said that patience is the companion of wisdom. If you shut your trap and listen, you might learn something. |
| MS17AgathaCTBackground04 | Anyway, Hilda was quite a special woman. Classically trained and exceptionally talented at the violin. |
| MS17AgathaCTBackground04 | Her pride and joy was her Stradivarius Violin. I can only imagine how exquisite this instrument must have been. |
| MS17AgathaCTBackground04 | When war reared its head, she was invited by Vault-Tec into Vault 92. They claimed the vault would be dedicated to preserving musical talent. |
| MS17AgathaCTBackground05 | Vault-Tec was always promoting the Vaults being used for the preservation of the arts and all that nonsense. |
| MS17AgathaCTBackground05 | Hilda couldn't pass on a chance to meet many of the other musical talents of the world, so she accepted their invitation. |
| MS17AgathaCTBackground05 | Then the bombs fell. The Vault was sealed, and my family never heard from her again. |
| MS17AgathaCTBackground06 | Oh, absolutely irreplaceable! The Stradivarius violins are as unique as a painting or a sculpture... each one its own work of art. |
| MS17AgathaCTBackground06 | I think the opportunity to use that fine instrument with her fellow accomplished musicians was more than a draw for Hilda. |
| MS17AgathaCTBackground06 | Then, the bombs fell. The Vault was sealed, and my family never heard from her again. |
| MS17AgathaCTBackground07 | If you're that eager to get going I'll skip the story. I'm looking for a particular violin called the Soil Stradivarius. |
| MS17AgathaCTBackground07 | Its located in Vault 92, where my great great grandmother once lived. |
| MS17AgathaCTBackground08 | She kept it in a special pressurized case. Inside the case is the perfect temperature and humidity for the instrument. |
| MS17AgathaCTBackground08 | If the case is still functioning, the Stradivarius would be in perfect shape. |
| MS17AgathaCTBackground08 | Hilda's Stradivarius was named the Soil Stradivarius. All of them had names. That's what I want you to get. |
| MS17AgathaCTBackground09 | Don't you think I've thought of that? |
| MS17AgathaCTBackground09 | She kept it in a special pressurized case. Inside the case is the perfect temperature and humidity for the instrument. |
| MS17AgathaCTBackground09 | Hilda's Stradivarius was named the Soil Stradivarius. All of them had names. That's what I want you to get. |
| MS17AgathaCTGetToIt | You know, my mother always said a handful of patience is worth more than a bushel of brains. |
| MS17AgathaCTGetToIt | However, if you're that eager to get going I'll skip the story. I'm looking for a particular violin called the Soil Stradivarius. |
| MS17AgathaCTGetToIt | It's located in Vault 92, where my great great grandmother once lived. |
| MS17AgathaCTQuest01 | Yes, very sad isn't it? Sad to think that no more musical instruments will ever be made the old way ever again. |
| MS17AgathaCTQuest01 | Sigh. Well, fortunately, I know where perhaps the last real violin in the world exists. |
| MS17AgathaCTQuest01 | If you give me your word that you will recover it, I will tell you more. |
| MS17AgathaCTQuest02 | As you may have already guessed, I really have nothing of value. Material value, that is. |
| MS17AgathaCTQuest02 | All I can offer you is the same I offer the caravans that trade with me. The frequency of my radio and the promise of beautiful music. |
| MS17AgathaCTQuest03 | It should be pretty obvious that I have nothing of value. |
| MS17AgathaCTQuest03 | All I can offer you is the same I offer the caravans that trade with me. The frequency of my radio and the promise of beautiful music. |
| MS17AgathaCTQuestAccept | Oh, I don't think I've been this happy in years! As promised, here's the key to the ammunition box. It's right under the radio table. |
| MS17AgathaCTQuestAccept | Before you leave, I have some information that may help you. At least a place to begin. |
| MS17AgathaCTQuestAccept | It all starts with my great great grandmother Hilda back in 2077 before the bombs fell... |
| MS17AgathaCTQuestAccept | Oh, I don't think I've been this happy in years! |
| MS17AgathaCTQuestAccept | I have some information that may help you. At least a place to begin. |
| MS17AgathaCTQuestAccept | It all starts with my great great grandmother back in 2077 before the bombs fell... |
| MS17AgathaCTQuestAcceptGoodNatured | Well, that's just so sweet of you! |
| MS17AgathaCTQuestAcceptGoodNatured | I feel bad sending you off with nothing like this. |
| MS17AgathaCTQuestAcceptGoodNatured | I have a small amount of ammunition that my husband left behind. A box of odds and ends. I don't think I've opened it in years. |
| MS17AgathaCTQuestAcceptGoodNatured | If you do this for me, you're welcome to take whatever you need. |
| MS17AgathaCTQuestAcceptLadyKiller | Oh my! I didn't know I still had the looks. |
| MS17AgathaCTQuestAcceptLadyKiller | Well, you just made my day you sweet thing! Let me give you something extra to help you on your way. |
| MS17AgathaCTQuestAcceptLadyKiller | I have a small amount of ammunition that my husband left behind. A box of odds and ends. I don't think I've opened it in years. |
| MS17AgathaCTQuestAcceptLadyKiller | If you do this for me, you're welcome to take whatever you need. |
| MS17AgathaCTQuestAcceptSCMean | You have a lot to learn about dealing with people, young man. However, you're right. I need to think of your needs too. |
| MS17AgathaCTQuestAcceptSCMean | I have a small amount of ammunition that my husband left behind. A box of odds and ends. I don't think I've opened it in years. |
| MS17AgathaCTQuestAcceptSCMean | If you do this for me, you're welcome to take whatever you need. |
| MS17AgathaCTQuestAcceptSCMean | You have a lot to learn about dealing with people, young lady. However, you're right. I need to think of your needs too. |
| MS17AgathaCTQuestAcceptSCMean | I have a small amount of ammunition that my husband left behind. A box of odds and ends. I don't think I've opened it in years. |
| MS17AgathaCTQuestAcceptSCMean | If you do this for me, you're welcome to take whatever you need. |
| MS17AgathaCTQuestAcceptSCNice | You have a point. Perhaps I've been neglecting needs that you might have and being selfish. |
| MS17AgathaCTQuestAcceptSCNice | I have a small amount of ammunition that my husband left behind. A box of odds and ends. I don't think I've opened it in years. |
| MS17AgathaCTQuestAcceptSCNice | If you do this for me, you're welcome to take whatever you need. |
| MS17AgathaCTQuestHave | Sakes alive! You mean you found a violin? |
| MS17AgathaCTQuestHave01 | Oh my goodness! I must see it... please! |
| MS17AgathaCTQuestHave01 | It's like holding a chunk of history in the palm of my hands. Amazing, simply amazing. |
| MS17AgathaCTQuestHave01 | I can't thank you enough. I wish I had something to give you, a more suitable reward for all your efforts. |
| MS17AgathaCTQuestHave01 | All I can give you is the frequency to my radio set. Tune in whenever you feel like listening to the strains of an old woman's violin playing. |
| MS17AgathaCTQuestHave02 | Oh very well. I suppose I should have expected that from a Wastelander. Here's the key to my husband's ammo crate; take whatever you like. |
| MS17AgathaCTQuestHave02 | It's like holding a chunk of history in the palm of my hands. Amazing, simply amazing. |
| MS17AgathaCTQuestHave02 | I can't thank you enough. I wish I had something to give you, a more suitable reward for all your efforts. |
| MS17AgathaCTQuestHave02 | All I can give you is the frequency to my radio set. Tune in whenever you feel like listening to the strains of an old woman's violin playing. |
| MS17AgathaCTQuestHave03 | Well then, you interested in helping me or am I just wasting my time? |
| MS17AgathaCTQuestWait | I understand. Please don't mistake my evasiveness for mistrust. I am merely being cautious. |
| MS17AgathaCTQuestWait | Take your time, by all means. |
| MS17AgathaCTVault9201 | That's the catch. I have no idea where it is. |
| MS17AgathaCTVault9201 | I'd suggest making your way to Vault-Tec Headquarters in the D.C. Ruins. That would be a good place to begin. |
| MS17AgathaCTVault9201 | Good luck! |
| MS17AgathaCTVault9201a | Manners are not your strong suit, eh? I can see this will be a purely business related transaction. So be it. |
| MS17AgathaCTVault9201a | I'd suggest making your way to Vault-Tec Headquarters in the D.C. Ruins. That would be a good place to begin. |
| MS17AgathaCTVault9202 | You do? Amazing! |
| MS17AgathaCTVault9202 | Thank you for this. You have no idea what this means to me. |
| MS17AgathaCTVault9202 | Good luck to you! |
| MS17Bailout | Well okay. |
| MS17FinAgathaTLFeeling | Much better lately, thanks for asking. |
| MS17FinAgathaTLFeeling | With the return of the Soil Stradivarius, everything has changed. It's like a long-lost family member has come home. |
| MS17FinAgathaTLFeeling | Actually, I'm feeling quite sad right now. I have all this beautiful music in my head and only a terrible homemade violin to play it on. |
| MS17FinAgathaTLFeeling | Blast this old woman's body I'm stuck in! I know where I could get my hands on a better one, but it's too far and too dangerous for the likes of me. |
| MS17FinAgathaTLFeeling | It's such a pity to imagine what's happened to the Soil Stradivarius violin after all this time resting in Vault 92. |
| MS17FinAgathaTLHowPlay | Oh, don't be silly! |
| MS17FinAgathaTLHowPlay | I record everything I play on the nice machines built into my husband's old radio gear. |
| MS17FinAgathaTLHowPlay | That way you can hear the music anytime you want, and this old woman can get some well-needed beauty sleep! |
| MS17FinAgathaTLPLay | I would be delighted. |
| MS17FinAgathaTLPLay | Oh! Absolutely. It's the least I can do for all your efforts. |
| MS17FinAgathaTLPLay | I would love to play for you. |
| MS17FinAgathaTLSellBackViolin | You actually got it back. I didn't think you'd bother after that stunt you pulled. |
| MS17FinAgathaTLSellBackViolin | It's like holding a piece of history in the palm of my hands. Amazing, simply amazing. |
| MS17FinAgathaTLSellBackViolin | It may have been like pulling teeth, but at least you finally brought me the thing. Still, I'm lacking a suitable reward for what you've done. |
| MS17FinAgathaTLSellBackViolin | All I can give you is the frequency to my radio set. Tune in whenever you feel like listening to the strains of an old woman's violin playing. |
| MS17FinAgathaTLSellBackViolin | You son of a bitch! You know what that thing meant to me! |
| MS17FinAgathaTLSellBackViolin | It was a family heirloom. It belonged rightfully in the hands of a musician, someone to appreciate its value, not to exploit it! |
| MS17FinAgathaTLSellBackViolin | I can't believe you'd stab an old woman in the back like this! Get out! GET OUT OF HERE THIS INSTANT! |
| MS17FinAgathaTLViolin | My word! You actually found some REAL music paper? I didn't even think it possible. |
| MS17FinAgathaTLViolin | Yet here it is. You've really outdone yourself this time. I knew getting the Stradivarius was a challenge, but this is just incredible. |
| MS17FinAgathaTLViolin | This is all too much... you deserve more than just a pat on the back. |
| MS17FinAgathaTLViolin | I'm afraid I don't. I'm surprised you didn't find any in Vault 92 knowing that it was a place where musicians used to live. |
| MS17FinAgathaTLViolin | I would ask every merchant and just search the Wasteland. Perhaps one day you'll be in luck. |
| MS17FinAgathaTLViolin | Well, I suppose I could. They aren't my pieces of music by any stretch of the imagination though. |
| MS17FinAgathaViolin01 | You make a good point. I'm no spring chicken, so one day I'll be gone. |
| MS17FinAgathaViolin01 | Oh my, what if I'm the last person on the planet to know these pieces of music? What if all the recordings have been destroyed? |
| MS17FinAgathaViolin01 | To lose such beautiful music would be a shame. |
| MS17FinAgathaViolin02 | What a vulgar way to put it. However, you're right. |
| MS17FinAgathaViolin02 | What if I was the last person on the planet that had those pieces of music committed to memory? |
| MS17FinAgathaViolin02 | Imagine all those great works vanishing. It almost brings me to tears. |
| MS17FinAgathaViolin03 | Well, I only need two things. My noggin and some music paper. |
| MS17FinAgathaViolin04 | Well, darn it, I think I will! |
| MS17FinAgathaViolin04 | I remember all the notations. All I need now is some music paper to write it on. |
| MS17FinAgathaViolin05 | Nope, I sure don't. I need the music paper to properly record the notes. |
| MS17FinAgathaViolin05 | If I just wrote on anything, it may not look standard enough to teach everyone in the future to read from it properly. |
| MS17FinAgathaViolin05 | You think you can bring some to me? |
| MS17FinAgathaViolin06 | Look around you. Do you see any fancy computers or high tech gizmos? |
| MS17FinAgathaViolin06 | My husband and I were never into that kind of junk. The most hi-tech thing we have is the radio setup, and even that was old before the bombs fell. |
| MS17FinAgathaViolin06 | I need the paper... it's all I know how to use. Can you help me? |
| MS17FinAgathaViolinNo | Of course. There's no rush really, it was just an idea. Take your time. |
| MS17FinAgathaViolinNo | If you come across the paper on your travels, good. If not, I don't blame you one bit. |
| MS17FinAgathaViolinReward01 | I'm speechless. Thank you. |
| MS17FinAgathaViolinReward01 | You're welcome here any time. Consider my house as a safe haven if you're ever in the area. |
| MS17FinAgathaViolinReward01 | Now, let me get writing. So much to do! |
| MS17FinAgathaViolinReward02 | Well, like I told you before, I don't have wealth out here in the sticks, but I can certainly provide you something useful. |
| MS17FinAgathaViolinReward02 | My husband left me something else besides the radio setup. I think you'll find it useful. |
| MS17FinAgathaViolinReward02 | It's his old pistol. He tinkered with it some and used to practice with it all the time. Now I want you to have it. |
| MS17FinAgathaViolinReward03 | Manners are not your strong suit, are they? |
| MS17FinAgathaViolinReward03 | Here, take this pistol. It's all I have left. Use it to protect yourself, or shoot yourself in the foot for all I care. |
| MS17FinAgathaViolinReward03 | Now if you don't mind, I need to get some things done. Goodbye. |
| MS17FinAgathaViolinRewardSub01 | Nonsense. I've never fired a gun before in my life and I'm not about to start any time soon. |
| MS17FinAgathaViolinRewardSub01 | You take this thing and use it to protect yourself while you're out there. I'll be just fine. Here. |
| MS17FinAgathaViolinRewardSub01 | Now, scoot. I have a lot of music to write. |
| MS17FinAgathaViolinRewardSub02 | You're welcome. Just keep it clean and repaired and it will never let you down. |
| MS17FinAgathaViolinRewardSub02 | Now, scoot. I have to get cracking on this music notation. |
| MS17FinAgathaViolinWait | I'm no richer now than I was before we met. All I can offer you is an old woman's thanks. |
| MS17FinAgathaViolinYES | My word! You actually found some REAL music paper? I didn't even think it possible. |
| MS17FinAgathaViolinYES | Yet here it is. You've really outdone yourself this time. I knew getting the Stradivarius was a challenge, but this is just incredible. |
| MS17FinAgathaViolinYES | This is all too much... you deserve more than just a pat on the back. |
| MS17FinAgathaViolinYES | Well, thank you. You've done so much for me already, I just don't know what else to say. |
| MS17FinAgathaViolinYES | If you get the paper, head back here in time. There's no rush. |
| MS17FinTLBuyBackViolin | It takes moxie to admit you've done something wrong. I admire that. |
| MS17FinTLBuyBackViolin | I'd be glad to sell it back to you. Here you go. |
| MS17FinTLBuyBackViolin | It takes moxie to admit you've done something wrong. I admire that. |
| MS17FinTLBuyBackViolin | I'd be glad to sell it back to you, but you don't seem to have enough caps. Come back when you do. |
| MS17ScientistAudioRecord01 | So far, the experiment is going exactly as planned. |
| MS17ScientistAudioRecord01 | We're subjecting the residents to extremely low frequency white noise in regular intervals through the loudspeaker system. |
| MS17ScientistAudioRecord01 | Using the soundproof recording studios and the musicians was an inspired idea. Kudos to the Vault-Tec selection committee on their shrewdness. |
| MS17ScientistAudioRecord02 | I'm a bit encouraged by the latest batch of data. It seems that 33 percent of the subjects are now lapsing into a trance-like state on occasion. |
| MS17ScientistAudioRecord02 | When in this state, we're fairly certain that suggestion and programming of the subject can be applied. |
| MS17ScientistAudioRecord02 | We've begun testing this by implanting subtle cues in affected subjects, making them scratch their ear or constantly fix their hair. |
| MS17ScientistAudioRecord02 | So far I'm happy to report a 100% success rate on this implantation method. |
| MS17ScientistAudioRecord03 | Disaster today. One of our test subjects, V920717, has murdered three other residents in a fit of unbridled rage the likes of which I've never seen. |
| MS17ScientistAudioRecord03 | It took almost 23 shots before the security team took him down. This subject has no history of violence or mental instability whatsoever. |
| MS17ScientistAudioRecord03 | My concern is that this subject is one of our most successful implant recipients, able to execute complex instructions during trance-state. |
| MS17ScientistAudioRecord04 | Unbelievable! We've had twelve more incidents in the past month mirroring Subject V920717's actions. |
| MS17ScientistAudioRecord04 | The shocking part is the savagery these aberrants exhibit when they murder. They rip their victims apart limb from limb and eviscerate them by hand. |
| MS17ScientistAudioRecord04 | These used to be respected members of the musical community. How could this be happening? Where have I gone wrong? |
| MS17ScientistAudioRecord05 | The situation is getting out of hand. Over half the population of the Vault is exhibiting savage tendencies. |
| MS17ScientistAudioRecord05 | I can only assume our noise experimentation has awakened some dormant part of their psyche... brought their primitive nature to the surface. |
| MS17ScientistAudioRecord05 | In essence, I feel that they are almost psychologically devolving. I was stupid for rushing these experiments, and now over 35 people are dead. |
| MS17ScientistAudioRecord06 | I can't believe what I've discovered. Just before he died, one of the security team members told me everything. |
| MS17ScientistAudioRecord06 | The Overseer has been implanting these murderous intentions in the entire Vault population without my knowledge! |
| MS17ScientistAudioRecord06 | Using the loudspeakers in the dorms instead of just the studios, he subjected everyone to the white noise as they slept. |
| MS17ScientistAudioRecord06 | He then implanted combat suggestions he claims came from Vault-Tec itself! He... he must be completely insane. No observation, no controls... |
| MS17ScientistAudioRecord06 | I'm going to have to confront him now and make him pay for what he's done. Half the Vault is dead, the other half fighting for its life. |
| MS17ScientistAudioRecord06 | Good luck to all of us and may God have mercy on our souls. |
| MS17TLBuySoilStrad | Incredible! I've heard of those items. They were used to make music many many years ago I believe. |
| MS17TLBuySoilStrad | Well, although it has no American historical significance, I can take it off your hands for 200 caps. How does that sound? |
| MS17TLBuySoilStrad | Absolutely! I believe the standing offer was 200 caps. |
| MS17TLBuySoilStrad | Do I look like I play in a fucking orchestra? Why should I care? |
| MS17TLBuySoilStradAbeWash01 | Well, that's wonderful. Here are your caps. Thanks very much! |
| MS17TLBuySoilStradAbeWash01 | Well, that's wonderful. Here are your caps. Thanks very much! |
| MS17TLBuySoilStradAbeWash02 | Certainly, don't let me stand in your way. |
| MS17TLBuySoilStradAbeWash03SC | Well, that's wonderful. Here are your caps. Thanks very much! |
| MS17TLBuySoilStradAbeWash03SC | Well, that's wonderful. Here are your caps. Thanks very much! |
| MS17TLBuySoilStradAhz01 | Yeah? Wonderful. The corns on my feet from standing in this joint all day long are artifacts too. |
| MS17TLBuySoilStradAhz01 | Why don't you stop wasting my time and buy something or get out of here. |
| MS17TLBuySoilStradAhz02 | One of a kind, huh? I like the sound of that. |
| MS17TLBuySoilStradAhz02 | Okay, I'll give you 200 caps for it... and believe me, that's generous. |
| MS17TLBuySoilStradAhz03 | One snap of my finger and I could fill you with enough holes to cut your weight in half. |
| MS17TLBuySoilStradAhz03 | Testing my temper is not a good idea. Now buy something or get out of here. |
| MS17TLBuySoilStradAhz04 | Here you go. |
| MS17TLBuySoilStradAhz04 | This is the most I ever paid for a hunk of wood and strings, but what the hell. |
| MS17TLBuySoilStradAhz04 | Here you go. |
| MS17TLBuySoilStradAhz04 | This is the most I ever paid for a hunk of wood and strings, but what the hell. |
| MS17TLBuySoilStradAhz05 | Fine. You approached me you know. Thanks for the time Waster. |
| MS17TLBuySoilStradAhz06 | Well, it would bring more people in here if I had it on display I suppose. |
| MS17TLBuySoilStradAhz06 | All right. You got it. 300 caps. |
| MS17TLBuySoilStradAhz06 | Well, it would bring more people in here if I had it on display I suppose. |
| MS17TLBuySoilStradAhz06 | All right. You got it. 300 caps. |
| MS17TLGreatGrandmother | She was quite a special woman. Hilda was her name. Classically trained and exceptionally talented at the violin. |
| MS17TLGreatGrandmother | Her pride and joy was her Stradivarius Violin. I can only imagine how exquisite this instrument must have been. |
| MS17TLGreatGrandmother | When war reared its head, she was invited by Vault-Tec into Vault 92. They claimed the vault would be dedicated to preserving musical talent. |
| MS17TLGreatGrandmother | Happily, she accepted. After she entered Vault 92, the bombs fell, and the story as I know it ends. |
| MS17TLSoilStrad | Not too much I'm afraid. It was fabricated way back in 1714 by a famous Italian craftsman named Antonio Stradivari. |
| MS17TLSoilStrad | He had made a bunch of Stradivarius violins actually, and each one was individually named over time to identify them. |
| MS17TLSoilStrad | They are regarded as the most outstanding instruments ever made... and no two sound alike they say. Incredible. |
| MS17TLSoilStrad | Since the bombs fell laying waste to most of the world, it may be safe to say that this could be the last surviving violin of its kind. |
| MS17TLSoilStrad01 | Well, from my great-great-grandmother's diaries, I have deduced that she had a special pressurized case created for it. |
| MS17TLSoilStrad01 | Hopefully, the Soil Stradivarius was in the case when she... well, you know. |
| MS17TLSoilStrad01 | I can't really describe it in detail beyond the case. I've never seen it any other way. I'll know it's the real one when I have it in hand. |
| MS17TLSoilStrad01 | You can fool the eyes, but not the ears. |
| MS17TLSoilStrad02 | I hope you're not thinking of doing anything dishonest. You gave me your word. |
| MS17TLStradStatus | You son of a bitch! You know what that thing meant to me! |
| MS17TLStradStatus | It was a family heirloom. It belonged rightfully in the hands of a musician, someone to appreciate its value, not to exploit it! |
| MS17TLStradStatus | I can't believe you'd stab an old woman in the back like this! Get out! GET OUT OF HERE THIS INSTANT! |
| MS17TLStradStatus | Oh my goodness! I must see it... please! |
| MS17TLStradStatus | Oh my... it's more beautiful than I could have ever imagined! |
| MS17TLStradStatus | I can't thank you enough. I wish I had something to give you, a more suitable reward for all your efforts. |
| MS17TLStradStatus | All I can give you is the frequency to my radio set. Tune in whenever you feel like listening to the strains of an old woman's violin playing. |
| MS17TLStradStatus | I understand. I haven't given up hope... I know you'll find it. |
| MS17TLStradStatusLie | I... I was afraid this was a possibility. The information I had received was sketchy at best. |
| MS17TLStradStatusLie | Oh well. Perhaps this is a sign that I wasn't meant to follow in my ancestor's footsteps. |
| MS17TLStradStatusLie | One day maybe I'll return to playing, or perhaps not. Either way, I thank you for your efforts. |
| MS17TLVault92 | I'm sorry, I wish I did. All I know is that Vault-Tec intended it to be a protective environment for the world's musical talent. |
| MS17TLVault92 | When the bombs fell, the Vault was sealed and the rest is a mystery. |
| MS17TLVault92 | Perhaps when you find it, you can find some sort of a record of what occurred inside. |
| MS17TLVaultTecHQ | From what I gather, it's located in the ruins of D.C. I got the location from one of the supply caravans. |
| MS17TLVaultTecHQ | They told me it had extremely high security and something they called a main frame inside. |
| MS17TLVaultTecHQ | I'd imagine it's quite dangerous. I'd be careful if I was you. |
| MS18Bailout | Okay, go ahead. |
| MS18BrickEndgameCT01 | You bet your ass I did! Did you see that Super Mutant's head burst? Beautiful! |
| MS18BrickEndgameCT01 | Me and Eugene, we got a partnership. I find targets, and he vaporizes targets. It works out well. |
| MS18BrickEndgameCT01 | Anyway, you look me up if you ever want to get into a fight. I'll be sure and bring the thunder. Ha ha ha! |
| MS18BrickEndgameCT02 | Well, someone did once, and I swear I let them leave only with a slight limp. |
| MS18BrickEndgameCT02 | Don't worry, I'm on your side! |
| MS18BrickEndgameCT02 | Anyway, you look me up if you ever want to get into a fight. I'll be sure and bring the thunder. Ha ha ha! |
| MS18BrickEndgameCT03 | Last guy who said something like that to me took a long dirt nap. Catch my drift? |
| MS18BrickEndgameCT03 | Hahahaha! Oh, I loved watching you sweat there for a second. Damn right I'm crazy! Isn't that right, Eugene? |
| MS18BrickEndgameCT03 | Anyway, you look me up if you ever want to get into a fight. I'll be sure and bring the thunder. Ha ha ha! |
| MS18ButcherCT01 | Hmmm, and you made it all the way up here alive? |
| MS18ButcherCT01 | Ok, I'm impressed. Reilly must have sent the right person for the job... as usual. Hey, is she okay? |
| MS18ButcherCT01 | Just you? You made it up here alone? |
| MS18ButcherCT01 | Ok, I'm impressed. Reilly must have sent the right person for the job... as usual. Hey, is she okay? |
| MS18ButcherCT02 | Hang on there. First, I need to know if Reilly is okay. I assume she made it somewhere if you're here. |
| MS18ButcherCT02 | Hang on there. First, I need to know if Reilly is okay. I assume she made it somewhere if you're here. |
| MS18ButcherCT02a | Sorry, no can do. I used the last of my supplies on us when we got to the roof. |
| MS18ButcherCT02a | I can still put a bullet through a Super Mutant skull though! |
| MS18ButcherCT02a | Now, what's up with Reilly? She okay? |
| MS18ButcherCT02a | Sorry, no can do. I used the last of my supplies on us when we got to the roof. |
| MS18ButcherCT02a | I can still put a bullet through a Super Mutant skull though! |
| MS18ButcherCT02a | Now, what's up with Reilly? She okay? |
| MS18ButcherCT02b | Tough guy routine, eh? |
| MS18ButcherCT02b | I don't give a shit what you think about us. I just want to get the hell out of here. |
| MS18ButcherCT02b | Now, what happened to Reilly? Is she okay? |
| MS18ButcherCT02b | Tough guy routine, eh? |
| MS18ButcherCT02b | I don't give a shit what you think about us. I just want to get the hell out of here. |
| MS18ButcherCT02b | Now, what happened to Reilly? Is she okay? |
| MS18ButcherCT03 | That's a relief. I told her she was nuts when she decided to try and sneak out of here. Guess I was wrong. Now, let's talk about getting out of here. |
| MS18ButcherCT03 | I would have proposed going back the way you came, but apparently it's impossible now. |
| MS18ButcherCT03 | So, the express elevator is our only solution. |
| MS18ButcherCT04 | Reilly did. I'm the second in command of the Rangers. Now, can you just answer the question? |
| MS18ButcherCT04a | Look, Reilly once told me all we got in this shitty world is each other. I buy into that theory quite a bit. |
| MS18ButcherCT04a | We watch each other's backs and that's what keeps us alive. |
| MS18ButcherCT04a | If she's dead and you just followed our transmission, I want to know about it! |
| MS18ButcherCT05 | Listen. I don't know who you are. I don't even know why Reilly sent you. One thing I do know is that you're beginning to piss me off. |
| MS18ButcherCT05 | Now, stopping being an asshole and work with me, will ya? |
| MS18ButcherCT06 | Yes, very. Now let's talk about getting the hell off of this roof. |
| MS18ButcherCT06 | I would have proposed going back the way you came, but apparently it's impossible now. |
| MS18ButcherCT06 | So, the express elevator is our only solution. |
| MS18ButcherCT06a | All right. I'm sorry. We're just... very close. If something's happened to her, I don't know what I'll do. |
| MS18ButcherCT06a | Anyway, sorry. Ahem. The only way off of the roof now is using the express elevator. |
| MS18ButcherCT07 | You're right. What we need is something to power the elevator motor up here and get the thing going. |
| MS18ButcherCT07 | On the way up here, I'm pretty certain we passed a maintenance room. Inside was a wrecked Protectron. |
| MS18ButcherCT07 | If you can get me its fission battery, I can have Donovan jury-rig the elevator. |
| MS18ButcherCT08 | Well, I can think of a faster way, but I doubt you'd survive the fall. |
| MS18ButcherCT08b | You can call anything you like, but the other Rangers will only follow me. |
| MS18ButcherCT08b | So, let me know what you want to do, and then I'll decide if we're going to do it. |
| MS18ButcherCT09 | All right. We'll hold the roof position here. |
| MS18ButcherCT09 | If any of us goes down, don't stop. Get the hell out of here and make for our H.Q., Ranger Compound. |
| MS18ButcherCT10 | We have to hold this position at all costs. If... well, if you don't make it back, I can't afford to lose the elevator or we're never getting down. |
| MS18ButcherCT10 | I can't allow that to happen. Nothing personal. |
| MS18ButcherCT10 | If any of us goes down, don't stop. Get the hell out of here and make for our H.Q., Ranger Compound. |
| MS18ButcherCT11 | Maybe you can, but we'd still need the fission battery. It's the only way to locally feed power into the elevator's electronics. |
| MS18ButcherCTNR01 | She's our commander. I hope she's still alive. When I saw you come up here, I assumed she'd sent you. |
| MS18ButcherCTNR01 | Well, we can chit-chat about all that later. Right now, can you help us get off this damn roof? |
| MS18ButcherCTNR02 | She didn't send you? Dammit, that means she might be dead. |
| MS18ButcherCTNR02 | Forget it then, we can talk shop later. Can you help us get out of here? |
| MS18ButcherCTNR03 | Well, I got news for you. You're stuck up here like the rest of us. There's no going back the way you came. |
| MS18ButcherCTNR03 | So what'll it be? You going to help us get off this roof or what? |
| MS18ButcherCTNR04 | I know you don't know me from the shit under your boots, but I promise you when we get out of this you'll be paid well for it. |
| MS18ButcherCTNR04 | I'd suggest we go back the way you came, but I think that may be impossible. Our only chance is this express elevator to the lobby level. |
| MS18ButcherCTNR05 | Heh heh. Spoken just like a merc. |
| MS18ButcherCTNR05 | You get us off of here, and I guarantee you'll be paid well. |
| MS18ButcherCTNR05 | Now, I'd suggest we go back the way you came, but I think that may be impossible. Our only chance is this express elevator to the lobby level. |
| MS18ButcherCTNR06 | Like it or not, you're stuck up here too. You can't go back. |
| MS18ButcherCTNR06 | So, either you stay here and run out of ammunition like we did, or we all work together and get off this roof. |
| MS18ColumbiaHeightsReillyCT01 | Your best bet is to stay with the Metro tunnels. Head north from here to Metro Central. Then look for the tunnels to the Dupont Circle Station. |
| MS18ColumbiaHeightsReillyCT01 | Exit from Dupont Circle Station into what we call the Dry Sewers and eventually you'll wind up in Our Lady of Hope Hospital. |
| MS18ColumbiaHeightsReillyCT02 | Not much I'm afraid. Oh wait, the hospital may have some supplies that will help you. |
| MS18ColumbiaHeightsReillyCT02 | We saw some storerooms on the way to the roof, but didn't have time to raid them. |
| MS18DeadRangersAll | I... I don't know what to say. I should never have left them up there. Maybe with one more gun, they could have made it. |
| MS18DeadRangersAll | I'm sorry, I think I need to be alone. Could you excuse me? |
| MS18DeadRangersBrick | Yeah, that stupid gearhead. Sigh. Ah well, at least the others made it. |
| MS18DeadRangersBrick | I'm sure you're more interested in your reward than listening to me talk, so let me get right to it. |
| MS18DeadRangersBrickButcher | I was afraid that might happen. I should never have left them up there alone. Now their deaths rest on my shoulders. |
| MS18DeadRangersBrickButcher | I'm sure you're more interested in your reward than listening to me talk, so let me get right to it. |
| MS18DeadRangersBrickDon | I was afraid that might happen. I should never have left them up there alone. Now their deaths rest on my shoulders. |
| MS18DeadRangersBrickDon | I'm sure you're more interested in your reward than listening to me talk, so let me get right to it. |
| MS18DeadRangersButcher | Yeah, Butcher was a good man. Ah well, at least the others made it. |
| MS18DeadRangersButcher | I'm sure you're more interested in your reward than listening to me talk, so let me get right to it. |
| MS18DeadRangersButcherDon | I was afraid that might happen. I should never have left them up there alone. Now their deaths rest on my shoulders. |
| MS18DeadRangersButcherDon | I'm sure you're more interested in your reward than listening to me talk, so let me get right to it. |
| MS18DeadRangersDon | Yeah, Donovan was a good man. Ah well, at least the others made it. |
| MS18DeadRangersDon | I'm sure you're more interested in your reward than listening to me talk, so let me get right to it. |
| MS18DeadRangersNone | I'm very impressed at your skill. I don't think I've come across someone quite like you in the ruins. |
| MS18DeadRangersNone | I suppose I owe you a debt, and I intend to pay it in kind. |
| MS18DeadRangersNone | I'm sure you're more interested in your reward than listening to me talk, so let me get right to it. |
| MS18DocBarrowsCT01 | Oh, you must be new around here. |
| MS18DocBarrowsCT01 | They're a mercenary company that bases itself out of the D.C. Ruins. I'm assuming she's their leader, Reilly. |
| MS18DocBarrowsCT01 | What was left of her armor had her name stenciled on it. She was in a pretty bad way when they found her outside Underworld. |
| MS18DocBarrowsCT02 | She had multiple lacerations, contusions, broken leg, some internal bleeding and blunt force trauma. |
| MS18DocBarrowsCT02 | She's hasn't been conscious since they brought her in a few days ago. |
| MS18DocBarrowsCT02 | I'd say she tangled with some Super Mutants and lost. It's a miracle she isn't dead. |
| MS18DocBarrowsCT02a | That kind of talk is uncalled for. I was, am and always will be a doctor of medicine. |
| MS18DocBarrowsCT02a | I don't care if she was a Super Mutant. I'd still help her. |
| MS18DocBarrowsCT02a | If they hauled your sorry, shot-up body into my clinic, I'd try and save you too. |
| MS18DocBarrowsCT02b | No problem, just don't disturb the patients. |
| MS18DocBarrowsCT03 | She was just brought in by a few others. They found her bleeding to death at the entrance to the city here. |
| MS18DocBarrowsCT03 | If she'd been out in the tunnels any longer, she'd have been someone's meal by now. |
| MS18DocBarrowsCT04 | Well, I wouldn't recommend it. She's in some sort of coma. It's dangerous to force someone out of one. |
| MS18DocBarrowsCT04 | There's no telling when she'll come out of it I'm afraid. |
| MS18DocBarrowsCT05 | Unless you're an expert at medicine, I wouldn't recommend it. You may end up doing more harm than good. |
| MS18DocBarrowsCT05 | However, I'm all for helping my patients, so if you think you have the ability, be my guest. |
| MS18DocBarrowsCT07 | Oh very well. I will do what I can. |
| MS18DocBarrowsCT07 | I just hope her body can withstand the strain. Humans are so fragile. |
| MS18DocBarrowsGREETCT01 | You haven't heard? I'm the foremost authority on Ghoul evolution. I want to know what makes us tick. |
| MS18DocBarrowsGREETCT01 | Something doomed us to this rotting form, and I aim to discover what it is. |
| MS18DocBarrowsGREETCT01 | So, I need samples of human skin, organs and other parts to make the experiments valid. |
| MS18DocBarrowsGREETCT02 | That's just the attitude I've come to expect from most people. |
| MS18DocBarrowsGREETCT02 | It's sadly what sets us apart. I'm not going to dissect you alive or tear out your entrails like in some lurid horror movie. |
| MS18DocBarrowsGREETCT02 | All of my experiments are done by the book and scientifically. |
| MS18DocBarrowsGREETCT03 | Shame. Then what can I do for you? |
| MS18DocBarrowsGREETCT04 | Pity. Well then, what can I do for you? |
| MS18DocBarrowsGREETCT05 | My dear friend, yelling "zombie" in Underworld would be like yelling "sand" in a desert. Pointless. |
| MS18DocBarrowsGREETCT05 | Obviously, you take no appreciation in what I am trying to achieve. Please, leave me be. I have much to do. |
| MS18DocBarrowsMedicalGateway | Certainly, we can help you. Please speak to Doctor Barrows. |
| MS18DocBarrowsMedicalGateway | Oh, and we only take caps... no barter. |
| MS18DocBarrowsMedicalGateway33 | Good. Now, hold still. This is going to hurt like hell. |
| MS18DocBarrowsMedicalGateway33 | Bite down, this is going to smart. |
| MS18DocBarrowsMedicalGateway33 | Sigh. Come back when you do! |
| MS18DocBarrowsMedicalGateway66 | Thanks. Now hold still, you don't want me to slip when holding sharp objects. |
| MS18DocBarrowsMedicalGateway66 | Good, good. Now let's see if we can fix you up quickly. |
| MS18DocBarrowsMedicalGateway66 | I'm not a charity worker. Come back when you have the caps, and we'll do business. |
| MS18DocBarrowsMedicalGateway99 | Fine. This will just take a second. |
| MS18DocBarrowsMedicalGateway99 | Shouldn't take but a moment. Hold still please. |
| MS18DocBarrowsMedicalGateway99 | Sigh. Come back when you do. |
| MS18DocBarrowsMedicalGatewayNo | Well, I'm not a charity worker. Especially with humans. You want me to fix you up, bring caps next time. |
| MS18DocBarrowsReillysCondition | She's a very lucky young lady not to have suffered damage from her coma. |
| MS18DocBarrowsReillysCondition | She'll be just fine as long as she takes it easy. |
| MS18DocBarrowsRevive01 | I appreciate your sincerity, but I'm afraid it's just too risky. |
| MS18DocBarrowsRevive02 | Now, there's no call to be rude. |
| MS18DocBarrowsRevive02 | I'm just doing my job which is making sure this young lady suffers no more permanent damage. |
| MS18DocBarrowsRevive02 | Now, if you'll excuse me, I have my work to attend to. |
| MS18DocBarrowsRevive03 | Very well. This is against my better judgment, but so be it. |
| MS18DocBarrowsRevive03 | I just hope she has the strength to cope with the system shock. |
| MS18DonovanEndgameCT01 | Okay, just wanted you to know that I got your back if we ever end up in a firefight again. Anyway, we gotta' split. |
| MS18DonovanEndgameCT01 | Oh, if you ever make your way to our headquarters, look me up if you need something fixed. I'd be glad to cut you a deal. |
| MS18DonovanEndgameCT02 | You should. Now that our group is smaller, I'm sure she'll be into adding another Ranger to our ranks. |
| MS18DonovanEndgameCT02 | Anyway, we gotta' split. Oh, if you ever make your way to our headquarters, look me up if you need something fixed. I'd be glad to cut you a deal. |
| MS18DonovanEndgameCT03 | That's a nice attitude, man. No need to be a dick. |
| MS18DonovanEndgameCT03 | Just forget I said anything. |
| MS18FinBailout | Sure thing. |
| MS18FinBailout | Whatever floats your boat. |
| MS18FinBailout | Fine by me. |
| MS18FinBailout | Sounds good. |
| MS18FinLostGeomapper | Like I told you last time, the last one I gave you was it. I am fresh out of them. Sorry. |
| MS18FinLostGeomapper | I guess that ends our relationship. Thanks for all you've done. |
| MS18FinLostGeomapper | Well, this is the last one I have. If you lose this, you're shit out of luck. |
| MS18FinLostGeomapper | Okay, but I only have two left. So try and be more careful. |
| MS18FinLostGeomapper | That's okay, here's another. Just be careful, they don't grow on trees you know. |
| MS18FinReillyCT01 | Yeah, but I led the guys right into a corner. Theo died because I decided to take shelter in the hospital. |
| MS18FinReillyCT01 | I'm not so sure I'd be trusted leading anyone at this point. |
| MS18FinReillyCT01a | Yeah, but I led the guys right into a corner. Theo died because I decided to take shelter in the hospital. |
| MS18FinReillyCT01a | I'm not so sure I'd be trusted leading anyone at this point. |
| MS18FinReillyCT02 | Well a lot of shit happened all because of me. |
| MS18FinReillyCT02 | We lost Theo because I was stupid enough to retreat into the hospital. |
| MS18FinReillyCT03 | Thanks. You're sweet to try and make me feel better about everything. |
| MS18FinReillyCT03 | I just hope that I can get back to mapping the ruins soon. I have a lot of contacts that are demanding I finish. |
| MS18FinReillyCT03 | Thanks. It's nice of you to try and make me feel better about everything. |
| MS18FinReillyCT03 | I just hope that I can get back to mapping the ruins soon. I have a lot of contacts that are demanding I finish. |
| MS18FinReillyCT04 | He wasn't careless. I was the one who was careless. Bah, it doesn't matter why... either way, he's gone. |
| MS18FinReillyCT04 | I just hope that I can get back to mapping the ruins soon. I have a lot of contacts that are demanding I finish. |
| MS18FinReillyCT04a | Thanks. It's nice of you to try and make me feel better about everything. |
| MS18FinReillyCT04a | I just hope that I can get back to mapping the ruins soon. I have a lot of contacts that are demanding I finish. |
| MS18FinReillyCT05 | You'd risk your neck for me like that? |
| MS18FinReillyCT05a | Yeah. On my own as usual. Sigh. |
| MS18FinReillyCT05a | Look, why don't you come back later. I don't need pity right now. |
| MS18FinReillyCT06 | Yeah. On my own as usual. Sigh. |
| MS18FinReillyCT06 | Look, why don't you come back later. I don't need pity right now. |
| MS18FinReillyCT07 | Well... okay. I hadn't expected this, but I'll certainly take you up on it. Oh, and I insist on paying you. I won't take no for an answer. |
| MS18FinReillyCT07 | For every map marker you uncover in the Capital Wasteland, I'll pay you a fair sum in bottlecaps. |
| MS18FinReillyCT07 | All you have to do is find them, come back here and I'll get them off your Pip-Boy there. |
| MS18FinReillyCT08 | Don't worry, I'll compensate you for your time. |
| MS18FinReillyCT08 | For every map marker you uncover in the Capital Wasteland, I'll pay you a fair sum in bottlecaps. |
| MS18FinReillyCT08 | All you have to do is find them, come back here and I'll get them off your Pip-Boy there. |
| MS18FinReillyCT08a | You are such an asshole. |
| MS18FinReillyCT09 | Here, take this geomapper. Please don't lose it. Donovan spent a year developing it and I only have a few. |
| MS18FinReillyCT09 | It will offload all of the map data you collect from your Pip-Boy automatically. When you come back, I can take the data from it and you get paid. |
| MS18FinReillyCT10 | Here, take this geomapper. Please don't lose it. Donovan spent a year developing it and I only have a few. |
| MS18FinReillyCT10 | It will offload all of the map data you collect from your Pip-Boy automatically. When you come back, I can take the data from it and you get paid. |
| MS18FinReillyCT10a | Oh! Okay. |
| MS18FinReillyCT10a | Guess I'll see you around then. |
| MS18FinReillyTalon01 | Yeah, we've crossed paths. Fortunately, we just stepped out of each others way. |
| MS18FinReillyTalon01 | Brick almost turned it into a damn bloodbath when one of them spit on her boots, but I was able to hold her back. |
| MS18FinReillyTalon02 | Look, those fucks went into a settlement a year or two ago and killed everyone. Women, children... everyone. |
| MS18FinReillyTalon02 | That's the sort of crap Talon Company does. All they care about is getting paid. |
| MS18FinReillyTalon02 | Reilly's Rangers operate on a set of morals. We're here to help people, not as professional assassins. |
| MS18FinReillyTalon03 | If that's your kind of people, then you really need to take a long look at yourself and decide just what the hell is wrong with you. |
| MS18FinTLHowAreThings | Oh wow, Reilly snapped out of her slump now that you're mapping for the Rangers. |
| MS18FinTLHowAreThings | Now we go out and kick ass like the old days. Ooh-rah! |
| MS18FinTLHowAreThings | Not much really. Reilly is taking it easy for a while until she gets back into shape. She looks ready to rock in my opinion, but I'm no doctor. |
| MS18FinTLHowAreThings | I'm kind of itching to get out of here, but she still calls the shots. Something has her spooked. |
| MS18FinTLHowAreThings | Now that you're part of the team, Reilly is her old self again. |
| MS18FinTLHowAreThings | We've been vaporizing hostiles like there's no tomorrow! |
| MS18FinTLHowAreThings | Me and ole' Eugene have been a bit sad lately. No Super Mutants to mow down. |
| MS18FinTLHowAreThings | I guess as soon as Reilly's ready, we can head back out into the ruins. I wish I knew what she was waiting for. |
| MS18FinTLHowAreThings | Things seem better now. Reilly's gained back her confidence a bit. We've been doing stuff here and there. |
| MS18FinTLHowAreThings | I don't know what you said to her, but thanks. |
| MS18FinTLHowAreThings | Frankly, I'm bored to tears. I think the last incident has Reilly a bit on edge. |
| MS18FinTLHowAreThings | She says she wants to wait until she's in top shape, but I think she's fine. |
| MS18FinTLHowAreThings | I don't know what's holding her back. |
| MS18FinTLHowAreThings | Well, I've been feeling a little more confident now that I have you mapping for us. |
| MS18FinTLHowAreThings | I think we'll head out into the ruins and do some search & destroy to ease back into things. |
| MS18FinTLHowAreThings | I don't know. I'm not sure I'm cut out for this kind of job anymore. |
| MS18FinTLHowAreThings | I almost got everyone killed in Vernon Square. What kind of responsible leader does that? It was one bad decision after another. |
| MS18FinTLHowAreThings | Same as last time you asked. |
| MS18FinTLHowAreThings | I just hope that I can get back to mapping the ruins soon. I have a lot of contacts that are demanding I finish. |
| MS18FinTLMapping | Excellent! Let me offload the data and I'll be glad to pay you. |
| MS18FinTLMapping | Hmmm. You need to actually collect some new data before I can pay you. |
| MS18FinTLMapping | We already have all these locations in the system. |
| MS18FinTLMapping | Well, without the Geomapper, I can't get the data from your Pip-Boy. Where the heck is it? |
| MS18FinTLMedicalGateway | That's funny, you look fine to me. Maybe you should just get some rest. |
| MS18FinTLMedicalGateway | Yeah, you look like you need some work. |
| MS18FinTLMedicalGateway | All right, hang in there. Let me see what I can do for you. |
| MS18FinTLRepairGateway | Well, let me see what I can do about that. |
| MS18FinTLRepairGateway | I think we can do something about that. |
| MS18FinTLRepairGateway | No problem, lemme have a look. |
| MS18FinTLTalonCompany | Let me give you a word of advice. Stay away from them, they give mercs a bad name. |
| MS18FinTLTalonCompany | They have no morals, no remorse and wouldn't hesitate to put a bullet through a defenseless man's head if it meant a job. |
| MS18FinTLTalonCompany | They've been pretty active lately around the old Capital Building ruins. I'd recommend giving that area a wide berth. |
| MS18Goodbyes | Good luck. You're going to need it. |
| MS18Goodbyes | Please don't go. I really need your help. |
| MS18MoreRangersReillyCT01 | Before I left I gave them an order to keep broadcasting for help over their radio. |
| MS18MoreRangersReillyCT01 | Hopefully, when you get near their location, you'll pick it up. |
| MS18MoreRangersReillyCT02 | We lost him on one of the stairwells on the second floor of the Statesman Hotel. |
| MS18MoreRangersReillyCT02 | He almost made it, but one of the Muties hit us with a frag grenade; blew him apart. |
| MS18MoreRangersReillyCT02 | If you can get to his ammo crate, there's a ton of rounds inside. Bring as many as you can to the Rangers. |
| MS18NurseGravesExit01 | Well, we're trying not to get too excited. Not only because we want to keep it quiet, but also because the experiments look so promising. |
| MS18NurseGravesExit01 | For now, just please try and keep what I've told you quiet. No telling what reaction this could have if it got out. |
| MS18NurseGravesExit02 | Not impressed, huh? Oh well. I didn't expect a human to understand the gravity of this experiment anyway. |
| MS18NurseGravesExit02 | Just do me a favor, and don't mention this to anyone. No telling what reaction this could have if it got out. |
| MS18NurseGravesExit03 | Well, I've never been so insulted! I expected a little more from you, but I see you humans are almost all alike! |
| MS18NurseGravesExit03 | Don't worry about Reilly, we'll take care of her. Now, if you'll excuse me. |
| MS18NurseGravesReilly | Poor girl. I didn't think she'd make it through the first night she was brought in here. |
| MS18NurseGravesReilly | Doctor Barrows has done everything in his power to keep her alive. |
| MS18NurseGravesReilly01 | The doctor is convinced that the key to curing our... appearance is locked within the human body. |
| MS18NurseGravesReilly01 | When Reilly was brought in here he saw a chance to put that theory to the test. |
| MS18NurseGravesReilly02 | Well, she's very important to Doctor Barrows and she's my patient. |
| MS18NurseGravesReilly02 | I don't care if she's human or Ghoul, she gets treated the same here. |
| MS18NurseGravesReilly03 | First and foremost on Doctor Barrow's mind is her health and well-being. I can assure you of that. |
| MS18NurseGravesReilly03 | So far, none of his conclusions are finalized, but the tests he's running are coming up quite positive! |
| MS18NurseGravesReilly03 | Oh... I shouldn't be telling you any of this. |
| MS18NurseGravesReilly04 | So far, none of his conclusions are finalized, but the tests he's running are coming up quite positive! |
| MS18NurseGravesReilly04 | Oh... I shouldn't be telling you any of this. |
| MS18NurseGravesReilly05 | I don't share the philosophy that Ghouls and humans are different. We were all the same once. |
| MS18NurseGravesReilly05 | So why should I treat Reilly any worse than a Ghoul who comes here looking for help? |
| MS18NurseGravesReilly05 | Anyway, I must get back to my duties. If you need anything else, please let me know. |
| MS18NurseGravesReilly06 | Humans have too many misconceptions. Some of us don't get along with humans, but the majority of us are learning to live with our differences. |
| MS18NurseGravesReilly06 | I only wish that the humans in the Capital Wasteland felt the same way. It would make life so much easier... |
| MS18NurseGravesReilly06 | Anyway, I am taking too much time speaking with you when I should be working. If you need anything, let me know. |
| MS18NurseGravesReilly07 | Well, some of the Ghouls in Underworld object to what the Doctor is doing. |
| MS18NurseGravesReilly07 | They think Ghouls are Ghouls and humans are humans. Like we were meant to be this way. |
| MS18NurseGravesReilly07 | Some have even threatened the doctor. I'm afraid one day something might happen to him. |
| MS18NurseGravesReilly08 | He's trying to come up with a cure. A way to stop the human to Ghoul transition. Perhaps even one day to reverse it! |
| MS18ReillyAngerTrack01 | Look, I just woke up expecting to see the pearly gates. Can you cut me some slack, or what? |
| MS18ReillyAngerTrack02 | If time wasn't so precious right now, I wouldn't be so on edge either. I need to get help for the rest of the Rangers, and fast. |
| MS18ReillyAngerTrack03 | Nice that you pick on bed-ridden people. That how you get your jollies? Does it make you feel tough? |
| MS18ReillyAngerTrack03 | If you want to hear me out, then shut the hell up. If not, get out of my face. |
| MS18ReillyCT01 | I'm sorry. The name's Reilly. Yeah, THE Reilly as in Reilly's Rangers. |
| MS18ReillyCT01a | I'm sorry. The name's Reilly. Yeah, THE Reilly as in Reilly's Rangers. |
| MS18ReillyCT02 | Look, asshole. I don't know who you are, but no one talks to Reilly that way. Yeah, you heard me, THE Reilly of Reilly's Rangers. |
| MS18ReillyCT02aMedicine | That's not the way I do things. |
| MS18ReillyCT02aMedicine | Do you have any idea what it would do to my reputation if word got around that Reilly of Reilly's Rangers was laid up in a hospital bed? |
| MS18ReillyCT03 | That's okay, kid. Don't sweat it. The Wasteland's a big place. |
| MS18ReillyCT03 | We're guns for hire; the best merc group in the Capital Wasteland. If you need something done in there, you seek us out. |
| MS18ReillyCT04 | You been stuck living in a vault the last decade or something? |
| MS18ReillyCT04 | We're guns for hire; the best merc group in the Capital Wasteland. If you need something done in there, you seek us out. |
| MS18ReillyCT04aGunNut | You're pretty sharp, kid. |
| MS18ReillyCT04aGunNut | We pack plenty of firepower, but that didn't help us from getting our asses into serious trouble. |
| MS18ReillyCT04aGunNut | I didn't expect to make it out of there alive. |
| MS18ReillyCT04b | Laugh it up, kid. It's easy for you to make fun of me now when I'm in this condition. |
| MS18ReillyCT04b | Keep making jokes and I'll show you what it's like to be in a coma. |
| MS18ReillyCT05 | We were mapping the Vernon Square part of the downtown ruins and got jumped by a Super Mutant ambush party. |
| MS18ReillyCT05 | Usually it isn't a problem, but this group was bigger than usual. We fought our way into Our Lady of Hope Hospital, hoping to find cover. |
| MS18ReillyCT06 | Heh, I feel worse than I look, but that doesn't even matter to me. I'm just worried about the rest of the Rangers. |
| MS18ReillyCT06 | I don't even know if they're still alive. |
| MS18ReillyCT06a | You got a lot of class, kid. |
| MS18ReillyCT06a | I feel worse than I look, but that doesn't even matter to me. I'm just worried about the rest of the Rangers. |
| MS18ReillyCT06a | I don't even know if they're still alive. |
| MS18ReillyCT07 | No! There is no way my guys are dead! |
| MS18ReillyCT07 | If there's even the slimmest chance of surviving, they'll do it. |
| MS18ReillyCT07 | If you won't go, stop wasting my fucking time and find me someone who will! |
| MS18ReillyCT07a | Are you completely stupid? |
| MS18ReillyCT07a | I can barely walk right now, let alone climb a skyscraper. If I could even hold a pistol, I would go get my guys right now! |
| MS18ReillyCT07a | I'm using everything I've got just standing here talking to you. Get the point? |
| MS18ReillyCT11 | You got it. More of the ugly bastards just kept coming. We fought our way to the roof and found a way across to the Statesman Hotel next door. |
| MS18ReillyCT11 | The Super Mutants seemed driven... like they smelled blood. They kept following us. |
| MS18ReillyCT11 | Once in the hotel, the only way to go was up. |
| MS18ReillyCT12 | I didn't ask you. Those bastards were everywhere. I don't know what was driving them. |
| MS18ReillyCT12 | We fought our way to the roof and found a way across to the Statesman Hotel next door. |
| MS18ReillyCT12 | Once in the hotel, the only way to go was up. |
| MS18ReillyCT13 | Very bad move, but we had no choice. |
| MS18ReillyCT13 | On the way we lost Theo, one of my guys. We were unable to get the ammo case off of his body as we were pushed onwards. |
| MS18ReillyCT13 | So, guns almost dry, we hit the roof of the Statesman. |
| MS18ReillyCT14 | Look, I don't know what your problem is, but I got three guys alone out there with an army of Super Mutants around them. |
| MS18ReillyCT14 | Either help me by listening, or get the hell out of my sight. I'm not here to be judged by you or anyone else. |
| MS18ReillyCT14 | Now, like I was saying, we had to fight our way up towards the roof of the Statesman. |
| MS18ReillyCT15 | Last stand? Well, we hoped not. We figured we'd get up there and get a better signal to radio the Brotherhood of Steel for help. |
| MS18ReillyCT15 | Problem is, help never arrived. Vernon Square is so thick with the Super Mutants, I don't think they could slip through. |
| MS18ReillyCT16 | Fine. Since you're all business and obviously don't give a damn about human life, I got a proposal for you. |
| MS18ReillyCT16 | You want to hear it, or you gonna keep flapping your lips? |
| MS18ReillyCT17 | My bad idea I'm afraid. I had a Stealth Boy which allowed me to slip off the roof unnoticed. The plan was to get back to get some help. |
| MS18ReillyCT17 | I was almost at the street when a Super Mutant jumped me. Damn near ripped my arm off in the process. |
| MS18ReillyCT17 | Last thing I remember was falling into a culvert. Now I'm here. Some rescue attempt, huh? |
| MS18ReillyCT17Explosives | Actually, we did lay down a bunch of countermeasures. I don't know how many of them have already gone off though. |
| MS18ReillyCT17Explosives | When I slipped out with my Stealth Boy, I think I almost tripped one or two of them. |
| MS18ReillyCT17Explosives | Damn near didn't make it out of there at all, come to think of it. |
| MS18ReillyCT18 | Look, I don't know where else to go. In the shape I'm in, I'll be lucky to get ten feet. |
| MS18ReillyCT18 | I'll sweeten the deal for you, maybe it'll help. How about I set you up with a suit of Ranger Armor if you get them back? |
| MS18ReillyCT18 | If that doesn't do it for you I'll set you up with a minigun from our armory. Either way, you walk away with something. |
| MS18ReillyCT19 | Spoken like a merc. You sound like me when I was just a kid starting out in the business. |
| MS18ReillyCT19 | Okay hotshot, how about a full suit of Ranger Armor? It's the best combat armor in the Wasteland. |
| MS18ReillyCT19 | Or if that doesn't do it for you I'll set you up with a minigun from our armory. Either way, you walk away with something. |
| MS18ReillyCT19a | Wow. You really are an asshole. Fine. I hope their deaths sit well on your conscience. |
| MS18ReillyCTRadio | They are?! Holy shit! |
| MS18ReillyCTRadio | Look, either I need to get out there and lend them a hand or they aren't going to last much longer. |
| MS18ReillyCTRadio01 | We were mapping the Vernon Square part of the downtown ruins and got jumped by a Super Mutant ambush party. |
| MS18ReillyCTRadio01 | Usually it isn't a problem, but this group was bigger than usual. We fought our way into Our Lady of Hope Hospital, hoping to find cover. |
| MS18ReillyCTRadio02 | We were mapping the Vernon Square part of the downtown ruins and got jumped by a Super Mutant ambush party. |
| MS18ReillyCTRadio02 | Usually it isn't a problem, but this group was bigger than usual. We fought our way into Our Lady of Hope Hospital, hoping to find cover. |
| MS18ReillyCTRadio03 | I dunno why you bothered to come here and wake me then. I would have been better off sleeping through it. |
| MS18ReillyEndgameCT01 | You're a cocky little thing, aren't you? I like that. |
| MS18ReillyEndgameCT01 | Well, as much as I want to hear all about it, can you tell me a full debrief on what happened out there with my men? |
| MS18ReillyEndgameCT02 | I bet it was. Frankly, I'm amazed you made it. |
| MS18ReillyEndgameCT02 | Can you give me a full debriefing on what happened out there with my men? |
| MS18ReillyEndgameCT02a | All right, all right. No need to get your underpants in a knot. |
| MS18ReillyEndgameCT02a | Can you give me a full debriefing on what happened out there with my men? |
| MS18ReillyEndgameCT03 | Losing a bit of the merc edge, eh? Don't get soft on me now! |
| MS18ReillyEndgameCT03 | Well, I've said it once but I'll say it again. You have my thanks. I'd be pretty lost without my guys. |
| MS18ReillyEndgameCT03 | So, for your reward, what'll it be? The Ranger Battlearmor or one of Brick's Miniguns? |
| MS18ReillyEndgameCT04 | Okay, but at least let me thank you for all you've done. You could have been killed trying to save my men. |
| MS18ReillyEndgameCT04 | So, for your reward, what'll it be? The Ranger Battlearmor or one of Brick's Miniguns? |
| MS18ReillyEndgameCT04a | Now you sound like a merc! Well, let's cut the bullshit and get right to it then. |
| MS18ReillyEndgameCT04a | So, for your reward, what'll it be? The Ranger Battlearmor or one of Brick's Miniguns? |
| MS18ReillyEndgameCT05 | Reward? If you had some sort of a deal going with Butcher, then that was between you and him. |
| MS18ReillyEndgameCT05 | I'm guessing the deal was get them off that roof. They're all dead, so I don't see that as a success. |
| MS18ReillyEndgameCT05 | I'm sorry. Now, please... leave me be. |
| MS18ReillyEndgameCT05 | Reward? The deal was get my men off that roof. They're all dead, so I don't see that as a success. |
| MS18ReillyEndgameCT05 | I don't know how you normally deal with mercs, but we stick to our deals. You couldn't hold up your end of it, so there's no reward. |
| MS18ReillyEndgameCT05 | I'm sorry. Now, please... leave me be. |
| MS18ReillyEndgameCT06 | Are you out of your fucking mind? Reward? If you had some sort of a deal going with Butcher, then that was between you and him. |
| MS18ReillyEndgameCT06 | I'm guessing the deal was get them off that roof. They're all dead, so I don't see that as a success. |
| MS18ReillyEndgameCT06 | Now get the hell out of my sight! |
| MS18ReillyEndgameCT06 | Are you out of your fucking mind? |
| MS18ReillyEndgameCT06 | We had a deal... you get my men back, I give you payment. No men, no armor. That's it. There's no middle ground. |
| MS18ReillyEndgameCT06 | Now get the hell out of my sight! |
| MS18ReillyEndgameOtherStuff01 | Wow. You sound like one of the guys from Talon Company. Ruthless bastard, aren't you? |
| MS18ReillyEndgameOtherStuff01 | You can act badass all day, doesn't phase me. You're chicken shit compared to some of the guys I've dealt with. |
| MS18ReillyEndgameOtherStuff01 | To answer your question, yeah, I got your damn reward. Now, how about that debrief? |
| MS18ReillyEndgameOtherStuff01 | No way, pal. No fucking way. |
| MS18ReillyEndgameOtherStuff01 | I do things by the book. My book. It may seem stupid to you, but it's all we got. So when I ask for a debrief, I want a goddamn debrief! |
| MS18ReillyFastMission | So you're that eager to jump in headfirst, eh? You remind me a lot of some crazy mercs I knew back in the day. |
| MS18ReillyFastMission | They're all dead now because they were stupid, but suit yourself. |
| MS18ReillyFastMission | My team is trapped on the roof of the Statesman Hotel in Vernon Square and completely surrounded by Super Mutants. |
| MS18ReillyFastMission | Their ammo is almost gone, and I have no idea how much longer they have to live. |
| MS18ReillyFastMission | Suit yourself. |
| MS18ReillyNegTrack01 | It takes a big man to apologize... I respect that. |
| MS18ReillyNegTrack01 | If time wasn't so precious right now, I wouldn't be so on edge either. I need to get help for the rest of the Rangers, and fast. |
| MS18ReillyNegTrack02 | If time wasn't so precious right now, I wouldn't be so on edge either. I need to get help for the rest of the Rangers, and fast. |
| MS18ReillyNegTrack03 | Wow, you're really an asshole... you know that? |
| MS18ReillyProposal | Get the Rangers home. Please. That's all I want. I don't care how you do it. |
| MS18ReillyQuestThink | What's to think about? Sigh. |
| MS18ReillyQuestThink | My guys don't have the luxury of time. If you're going to decide, decide soon. Otherwise I'm offering elsewhere. |
| MS18ReillyQuestYes | Whew, I was holding my breath on that one I think. I wasn't sure what you were going to say. |
| MS18ReillyQuestYes | All I ask is that you hurry. I don't know how much longer they will be able to survive up there. |
| MS18ReillyQuestYes | I also recommend you try and find the body of Theo, one of my men. He was carrying our main ammo supply. |
| MS18ReillyQuestYes | Here, let me punch the ammo box code and some better directions into your Pip-Boy there. |
| MS18ReillyRewardArmor | The armor it is. Wear it with pride, kid. We do. |
| MS18ReillyRewardArmor | Consider this place your home away from home. If you're ever in the neighborhood again, you're more than welcome to take shelter here. |
| MS18ReillyRewardArmor | I guess that does it. See you 'round, kid. |
| MS18ReillyRewardGun | You got it. Use it well, and take down some more Muties with it for us. |
| MS18ReillyRewardGun | Consider this place your home away from home. If you're ever in the neighborhood again, you're more than welcome to take shelter here. |
| MS18ReillyRewardGun | I guess that does it. See you 'round, kid. |
| MS18ReillyRewardOther | Sorry, we need every piece of equipment we've got. I can spare the gun and the armor, but that's about it. |
| MS18ReillyStart01 | Right... can't remember what I was doing. |
| MS18ReillyStart01 | Wait! Oh shit! |
| MS18ReillyStart01 | My men... my team! What happened to them? |
| MS18ReillyStart02 | Well, I don't know actually. Kind of confused. |
| MS18ReillyStart02 | Wait! Oh shit! |
| MS18ReillyStart02 | My men... my team! What happened to them? |
| MS18ReillyStart03 | Huh? What the hell are you talking about? That isn't very funny. |
| MS18ReillyStart03 | If my guys were here, they'd kick your... |
| MS18ReillyStart03 | Oh shit! My team! What the hell happened? |
| MS18SuperMutantResponses01 | They will run out of time soon. Then they bleed. |
| MS18SuperMutantResponses01 | Rangers will pay for all those they kill! |
| MS18SuperMutantResponses01 | Don't take prisoners! Kill them all! |
| MS18SuperMutantResponses01 | None of them will leave here alive. |
| MS18SuperMutantResponses01 | One of them get by us... make it all the way to melted human town. |
| MS18SuperMutantResponses01 | They have guns... but we have guns too. Soon we can take roof. |
| MS18SuperMutantResponses01 | They very powerful. Kill many of us. |
| MS18TLAmmoLocation | Well, if you've picked the Mutie corpses clean, there isn't much else to scrounge. |
| MS18TLAmmoLocation | I dunno if you came across it or not, but one of our guys dropped on the second floor stairwell. He had an ammo crate with him. |
| MS18TLAmmoLocation | Gonna have to get the code from Butcher though. |
| MS18TLAmmoLocation | On our way to the roof, one of our guys got scragged. Poor son-of-a-bitch get blown apart by a frag. |
| MS18TLAmmoLocation | I think he went down on the second floor stairwell of this place. You find him, and you'll find his ammo crate. |
| MS18TLAmmoLocation | Ask Butcher for the code though. We lock that stuff so the Muties can't steal what's inside. |
| MS18TLAmmoLocation | We lost a good man on the retreat to this godforsaken roof. Theo. Newest guy in the group too. |
| MS18TLAmmoLocation | He got killed on the second floor stairwell of the hotel. He was carrying our ammo supply with him. |
| MS18TLAmmoLocation | Here, let me give you the code. The more ammo we have the better! |
| MS18TLAnythingThatWillHelp | We have a headquarters not far from here. |
| MS18TLAnythingThatWillHelp | If you can make it there, you are welcome to anything you need inside. Just punch in Reilly0247 at the gate. |
| MS18TLAnythingThatWillHelp | We have ammo, supplies, you name it. |
| MS18TLButcherHeal | Yeah, here you go. It's all I've got. |
| MS18TLButcherHeal | Sorry. I only had one Stimpak to spare. Hang in there. |
| MS18TLButcherHeal | Injuries? You look fine to me. |
| MS18TLButcherStory | Well, we were on a contract to map the Vernon Square area of the D.C. Ruins. That's what we do, you see... usually it's routine. |
| MS18TLButcherStory | What we didn't expect was to get jumped by dozens of those damn Super Mutants. They came out of the woodwork. |
| MS18TLButcherStory | We had to retreat into the hospital next door and fight our way to the roof like you did. It was the only direction we could manage. |
| MS18TLButcherStory | Long story short, we got stuck on the roof with no supplies and Reilly went for help. That's the last we heard from her. |
| MS18TLColumbiaHeights | If I wasn't asking for your help, I'd tell you to stay away. It's thick with Super Mutants. I don't know why. |
| MS18TLColumbiaHeights | Butcher, our team medic, has always suspected something is in the area they are looking for or being attracted to. |
| MS18TLColumbiaHeights | The only place worse I can think of is the Mall. |
| MS18TLColumbiaHeights | Oh my, that's a dangerous part of the D.C. Ruins. |
| MS18TLColumbiaHeights | Every patrol Underworld has sent even near that zone has come back in bad shape, or hasn't returned at all. |
| MS18TLColumbiaHeights | All I can tell you is this place sucks. I hope we never have to map another inch of it. |
| MS18TLColumbiaHeights | There's something about this area. I can't put my finger on it, but just like the Mall, there is an unusually high concentration of Super Mutants. |
| MS18TLColumbiaHeights | If I had the time and resources, I'd investigate. All I care about now is getting the hell off this damn roof. |
| MS18TLColumbiaHeights | The other guys hate mappin' this zone, but hey, I love it. I love turning the 'muties into a fine, red mist with my gun. |
| MS18TLDocReilly | It would be dangerous for me to prematurely awaken her. |
| MS18TLDocReilly | The sudden shock to her system could provoke any number of complications. |
| MS18TLGotBattery | Great. Now get it hooked up to the elevator so we can get out of here. |
| MS18TLGotBattery | Fantastic! Get that over to Donovan right away. |
| MS18TLGotBattery | As soon as he gets it up and running make a break for it. |
| MS18TLGotBattery | Remember our rally point is our H.Q., Ranger Compound. Don't stop for anything! |
| MS18TLGotBattery | Let me have that thing. Give me a few minutes, and I'll have the elevator up and running. |
| MS18TLGotBattery | As soon as I get it online, we'll get out of here. |
| MS18TLGotBattery | Well, what the fuck you bringin' it to me for? Get it plugged into the elevator! |
| MS18TLGotBattery | Well, what the fuck you bringin' it to me for? Give to to Donovan. Sheesh. |
| MS18TLHeresSomeAmmo | Oh, HELL yeah! |
| MS18TLHeresSomeAmmo | Hey, kid. This bad boy spits out lead like there's no tomorrow. So unless you have at least 150 rounds, I can't even fill it up. |
| MS18TLHeresSomeAmmo | Whew. That makes me feel a whole lot better. Thanks. |
| MS18TLHeresSomeAmmo | Look, unless you have at least 50 shots of 10mm on you, I may as well go with my pistol. |
| MS18TLHeresSomeAmmo | Thanks. I was starting to feel a little naked without it. |
| MS18TLHeresSomeAmmo | Wonderful. What the hell am I going to do with less than 50 shots? That barely fills this puppy up. Come on, kid. |
| MS18TLHowDidHappen | We were mapping the Vernon Square part of the downtown ruins and got jumped by a Super Mutant ambush party. |
| MS18TLHowDidHappen | Usually it isn't a problem, but this group was bigger than usual. We fought our way into Our Lady of Hope Hospital, hoping to find cover. |
| MS18TLHowDidHappen | Eventually the fight spilled into the Statesman Hotel and we ran all the way to the roof. |
| MS18TLHowDidHappen | I left my guys up there and tried to stealth out but got caught by a Mutie ambush patrol. That was the last thing I remember. |
| MS18TLHowDidYouSurvive | I'd say it was a whole lot of luck. We set as many traps as we could behind us and killed as many Super Mutants as possible. |
| MS18TLHowDidYouSurvive | Being able to fend off the last wave of them made the rest more cautious, but it also drained our ammo. |
| MS18TLHowDidYouSurvive | It's only a matter of time before they rally, especially since you punched through their lines. |
| MS18TLHowDidYouSurvive | Skill baby, pure skill. And my big-ass gun! |
| MS18TLHowDidYouSurvive | By the seat of our pants. We are out of everything. Ammo, food and time. |
| MS18TLHowDidYouSurvive | I have no idea how we've made it this long, but damn I am glad you got up here. |
| MS18TLMoreRangers | There's five of us... oh wait, four now. I almost forgot about Theo. Poor bastard. |
| MS18TLMoreRangers | Besides myself of course, we have Brick, our heavy weapons specialist, Butcher, our medic and Donovan, our tech. |
| MS18TLMoreRangers | All of them have been with me for years. I'd trust any of them with my life. |
| MS18TLMoreRangers | They're a mercenary group. I've seen them pass through Underworld a few times. |
| MS18TLMoreRangers | I'm not sure what their mission entails, but I suspect that it involves violence. |
| MS18TLMoreRangers | The Rangers have a small headquarters not far from here. Let me program the location into your Pip-Boy. |
| MS18TLMoreRangers | We're mercs, but instead of hunt and destroy we map the ruins for sale to the highest bidder... and make a good living at it, too. |
| MS18TLMoreRangers | There were five of us in the company until we lost Theo. |
| MS18TLWhereIsCell | Hmmmm. Not really. All I remember is passing that maintenance office on the third floor. |
| MS18TLWhereIsCell | Sorry, we were under fire the whole time. Otherwise, I would have cleaned the place out. |
| MS18TLWhereIsCell | When we passed the maintenance room, I spied a deactivated Protectron inside. Just wrench open its access panel and you'll find it. |
| MS18TLWhereIsCell | All I remember is mowing down Super Mutants with Eugene here. |
| MS18TLWhereIsCell | Ask the eggheads, they're runnin' the show. I just point and shoot... then stuff dies. |
| Murder | Aaaah! Murder! Help! |
| Murder | You're not going to get away with that! |
| Murder | Help! Someone's been murdered! |
| Murder | Is he... is he dead? |
| Murder | I think she's dead! |
| Murder | No! |
| Murder | Oh my lord! |
| Murder | Murderer! |
| Murder | We've got one over here! |
| Murder | What the hell have you done? |
| Murder | You... murderer! |
| Murder | Alarm! Alarm! |
| Murder | What the hell? Hey! |
| Murder | Holy shit! Someone got themselves whacked. |
| Murder | Crime detected. Judicial circuits recommend immediate application of capital punishment. |
| Murder | Crime detected. Application of death sentence commencing. |
| Murder | Crime detected. Consulting judicial circuits... offender sentenced to death. |
| Murder | Even I know that was not a nice thing to do. |
| Murder | Now I'm going to have to do the same to you. |
| Murder | You'll understand that now I have no choice but to employ deadly force. |
| Murder | You are sentenced to death for the crime of murder. |
| Murder | Halt, lawbreaker! You are hereby sentenced to death for felony murder. |
| Murder | Commencing judicial sanction for felony murder. |
| Murder | Dear me, how unsporting of you. |
| Murder | *Gasp!* Murder! |
| Murder | I suppose I'm going to have to do something about that. |
| Murder | You are the lowest form of commie scumbag I've ever had the misfortune to lay eyes on! |
| Murder | You seem to need an object lesson in democracy! |
| Murder | I have a personal message for you from Uncle Sam! |
| Murder | You... you killed him. In cold blood.... |
| Murder | You... you killed her. In cold blood.... |
| Murder | What... how could you? |
| Murder | What have you done? |
| Murder | I can't believe you'd do that! |
| Murder | What have you done? |
| Murder | Holy shit! You just killed them! Like, dead! |
| Murder | Whoa, calm down! |
| Murder | You'we gonna pay for that! |
| Murder | What the? Damnit! You're going to pay for that! |
| Murder | You won't get away with that! |
| Murder | We got ourselves a psychopath! Everyone stand clear! |
| Murder | What?! Okay, you're ass is mine. |
| Murder | Hmm. Some people have no respect for the sanctity of life. |
| Murder | Natural selection at it's finest. |
| Murder | What the hell? No one gets away with murder in my town! |
| Murder | Murderer! |
| Murder | You'll pay for that! |
| Murder | My word. Was that truly necessary? |
| Murder | I think I'm going to be a trifle sick. |
| Murder | Ah! What did you have to go and do that for? Such a fucking waste. |
| Murder | You killed him! |
| Murder | You killed her! |
| Murder | Oh no! |
| Murder | Aaaah! |
| Murder | What have you done? |
| Murder | Oh my God! |
| Murder | Murderer! |
| Murder | You killed him! |
| Murder | You killed her! |
| Murder | No! |
| Murder | You're going to pay for that! |
| Murder | Murdering scum! |
| MurderNoCrime | You did what you had to do, son. |
| MurderNoCrime | You did what you had to do, honey. |
| MurderNoCrime | Hmm. Some people have no respect for the sanctity of life. |
| MurderNoCrime | Natural selection at it's finest. |
| MurderNoCrime | Good riddance. |
| MurderNoCrime | Better him than me. |
| MurderNoCrime | Better her than me. |
| NormalToAlert | I hear a zombie scratching around over there. |
| NormalToAlert | What's that? It's a fucking zombie, isn't it. |
| NormalToAlert | This isn't happening. I'm dreaming. I must be dreaming! |
| NormalToAlert | Gary? |
| NormalToAlert | Ah you think you can sneak up on ol' Roy Phillps, do you? |
| NormalToAlert | What's that? You want a piece of me? Keep making that noise! |
| NormalToAlert | Think you can get the drop on me, do you? |
| NormalToAlert | Shit, I hear something! |
| NormalToAlert | You like playing hide and seek, eh? You won't like it when I find you! |
| NormalToAlert | You can't hide forever. I'll get you sooner or later. |
| NormalToAlert | Oh my God! |
| NormalToAlert | Target possibility. Standby. |
| NormalToAlert | We may have a breach. Searching. |
| NormalToAlert | Position may be compromised. |
| NormalToAlert | Investigating possible target. |
| NormalToAlert | Danger. Possible threat. |
| NormalToAlert | Enemy target may be in vicinity. Checking. |
| NormalToAlert | Damn roaches are everywhere! |
| NormalToAlert | I'd better go check that out. |
| NormalToAlert | Another one, eh? |
| NormalToAlert | Probably just my nerves, but you never know. |
| NormalToAlert | Hello? Curfew's in effect! Everybody's supposed to be in their rooms! |
| NormalToAlert | Who's there? Don't make me come find you, now! |
| NormalToAlert | Wait... what the heck was that? |
| NormalToAlert | Huh? A noise? |
| NormalToAlert | Hey! Who's out there? |
| NormalToAlert | Ambush? |
| NormalToAlert | What the...? |
| NormalToAlert | Okay, quick screwin' around. Who is that? |
| NormalToAlert | Hey, I think someone's out there. |
| NormalToAlert | Did you hear that? |
| NormalToAlert | Whoa, whoa. Shut the fuck up a second. I hear something. |
| NormalToAlert | What the fuck was that? |
| NormalToAlert | Huh? Hearin' shit... |
| NormalToAlert | Someone there? |
| NormalToAlert | Threat analysis: yellow. Potential perimeter breach. Beginning sweep. |
| NormalToAlert | Alert. Hostiles may be in area. Non-combatants are advised to seek secure location until perimeter is secured. |
| NormalToAlert | Threat analysis: yellow. Beginning lethal force neutralization operation. |
| NormalToAlert | Hello? Please step forward and introduce yourself. |
| NormalToAlert | Is there someone there? I'd love to make your acquaintance. |
| NormalToAlert | Don't be shy. I'm always happy to make a new friend. |
| NormalToAlert | Intruder, identify yourself. |
| NormalToAlert | Unidentified intruder detected. Beginning search. |
| NormalToAlert | Approach and identify yourself. Law-abiding citizens will not be harmed. |
| NormalToAlert | Is that someone who needs me to kick their ass? |
| NormalToAlert | Move it out, people. I want this place searched top to bottom. |
| NormalToAlert | Who's ready to have their ass kicked? |
| NormalToAlert | Huh? What was that? |
| NormalToAlert | Wait, what's happening? |
| NormalToAlert | What's this? An interruption? |
| NormalToAlert | Whoa, what the hell? |
| NormalToAlert | What?! Who's there? |
| NormalToAlert | Huh? What's that? |
| NormalToAlert | A noise? |
| NormalToAlert | Someone there? |
| NormalToAlert | I hear something. |
| NormalToAlert | That sound! What is it? |
| NormalToAlert | Hello? Who's there? |
| NormalToAlert | Who's there? |
| NormalToAlert | Huh? |
| NormalToAlert | Hello? |
| NormalToAlert | Did you hear something? |
| NormalToAlert | I'm going to go check it out. |
| NormalToAlert | What was that? |
| NormalToAlert | Please God! |
| NormalToAlert | Oh no! |
| NormalToAlert | |
| NormalToAlert | |
| NormalToAlert | |
| NormalToAlert | I think I heard something! |
| NormalToAlert | Uhhhuuuhhh. |
| NormalToAlert | Possible contact. |
| NormalToAlert | I've got something over here. |
| NormalToAlert | Look sharp. |
| NormalToAlert | Stay frosty. |
| NormalToAlert | Trying to lock onto target. |
| NormalToAlert | May have a hostile. |
| NormalToAlertResponse | Yeah, let's check it out. |
| NormalToAlertResponse | Yeah, I did. |
| NormalToAlertResponse | Hell yeah! Let's find 'em! |
| NormalToAlertResponse | If there is, they're dead meat. |
| NormalToCombat | Ha ha ha ha! Let's play, little human! |
| NormalToCombat | Time to die! |
| NormalToCombat | I'll wear your bones around my neck! |
| NormalToCombat | Gonna splatter your brains! |
| NormalToCombat | I love a good fight! |
| NormalToCombat | Death to all humans! |
| NormalToCombat | ZOMBIE! |
| NormalToCombat | Damn that thing's ugly as hell! |
| NormalToCombat | How many of those things are in here? |
| NormalToCombat | It's coming this way! |
| NormalToCombat | To arms, Brothers! To arms! |
| NormalToCombat | Combat alert! Alarm! Alarm! |
| NormalToCombat | Defend the Citadel! |
| NormalToCombat | Got the jump on me. |
| NormalToCombat | You want a piece of this? |
| NormalToCombat | Bring it! |
| NormalToCombat | Oh my God! |
| NormalToCombat | Gary! |
| NormalToCombat | We can do this if we all stick together! |
| NormalToCombat | Here they come! Come on, let's kill them! |
| NormalToCombat | Now we're dead. |
| NormalToCombat | Oh shit. They're bigger than I remember. |
| NormalToCombat | This is exactly how I always expected it to end. |
| NormalToCombat | I need help over here! |
| NormalToCombat | Maybe we'd better run for it. |
| NormalToCombat | Hostile in the Bailey! |
| NormalToCombat | Backup! Hostile in the lab! |
| NormalToCombat | Hostile contact in A Ring! |
| NormalToCombat | Hostile contact in B Ring! |
| NormalToCombat | It's been too long since I've been in a good fight! |
| NormalToCombat | Yeah, bring it over here. I dare you! |
| NormalToCombat | I'm going to enjoy kicking the shit out of you! |
| NormalToCombat | Your end draws near! |
| NormalToCombat | May His enemies fall like the leaves! |
| NormalToCombat | May He guide my aim and fell my enemies! |
| NormalToCombat | Blessed be the defenders of Oasis, may we strike swift and true! |
| NormalToCombat | Through His wrath, I will drive you from this earth! |
| NormalToCombat | I will smite you with His vengeance! |
| NormalToCombat | Alert! Alert! Trespasser detected! |
| NormalToCombat | This area is off-limits to non Nuka-Cola personnel! |
| NormalToCombat | Protocol KL-001 initiated! Kill all trespassers! |
| NormalToCombat | By order of the Nuka-Cola Administration, all trespassers are to be eliminated! |
| NormalToCombat | Execute Expulsion Protocol KL-001! Kill all trespassers! |
| NormalToCombat | Trespasser detected! Executing Protocol KL-001! |
| NormalToCombat | You are trespassing on Nuka-Cola Corporation property! |
| NormalToCombat | And now I will have my vengeance! |
| NormalToCombat | Now the prisoner is the executioner! |
| NormalToCombat | I'll kill every last one of you! |
| NormalToCombat | You're going to pay dearly for what you did to me! |
| NormalToCombat | I only kill to know I'm alive! |
| NormalToCombat | Your life here is done! |
| NormalToCombat | I promise this will be swift but painful! |
| NormalToCombat | Prepare for your death! |
| NormalToCombat | Only one of us will walk away alive! |
| NormalToCombat | Let the battle begin! |
| NormalToCombat | Intruder Alert! Intruder Alert! Contacting Vault-Tec Security! |
| NormalToCombat | Engaging hostile! |
| NormalToCombat | Positive ID on target! |
| NormalToCombat | Commencing attack! |
| NormalToCombat | Tango spotted! |
| NormalToCombat | Security breach! |
| NormalToCombat | Threat engaged! |
| NormalToCombat | I've got a live one here! |
| NormalToCombat | Watch out! |
| NormalToCombat | This isn't going to be pretty. |
| NormalToCombat | Here we go. |
| NormalToCombat | Uh oh. |
| NormalToCombat | Why me? |
| NormalToCombat | Lock and load! |
| NormalToCombat | This is what it's all about! |
| NormalToCombat | Oh man, it's go time! |
| NormalToCombat | Don't worry, this'll only hurt a bit! |
| NormalToCombat | You wanna mess with me? |
| NormalToCombat | That's it... you're dead! |
| NormalToCombat | Oh. Hell. YES. |
| NormalToCombat | First mistake. Last mistake. |
| NormalToCombat | Fresh blood, just ripe for the takin'! |
| NormalToCombat | Time for you to bleed! |
| NormalToCombat | I'm gonna tear your fuckin' throat out! |
| NormalToCombat | This shouldn't take long! |
| NormalToCombat | I've got contact! |
| NormalToCombat | Hostiles! |
| NormalToCombat | Hostile detected! Commencing attack! |
| NormalToCombat | Targets acquired! |
| NormalToCombat | Engaging targets! |
| NormalToCombat | Contact! Opening fire! |
| NormalToCombat | Vargas! Cover me! |
| NormalToCombat | Fire and maneuver! |
| NormalToCombat | Watch your spacing! |
| NormalToCombat | Got me a wanker! Gonna fuck him up good! |
| NormalToCombat | Uh oh! |
| NormalToCombat | Time for some fun! |
| NormalToCombat | Oh, it's on! It's so on! |
| NormalToCombat | Tunnel Snakes, it's rumble time! |
| NormalToCombat | Time to strike a blow... for science! |
| NormalToCombat | I'm going to blind you with science! |
| NormalToCombat | Well now! This should be fun! |
| NormalToCombat | And here I thought I was going to have a boring day. |
| NormalToCombat | Do you know who I am? |
| NormalToCombat | That was dumb. |
| NormalToCombat | What luck! I was hoping I'd get to shoot an idiot today. |
| NormalToCombat | Hey, what's the big idea?! |
| NormalToCombat | Threat analysis: red. Weapons free. |
| NormalToCombat | Hostile detected. Non-combatant safety can no longer be guaranteed. |
| NormalToCombat | Threat analysis: red. Engaging hostile target. |
| NormalToCombat | I'm afraid my programming requires that I try to kill you now. |
| NormalToCombat | Please don't take this personally. |
| NormalToCombat | I'm sorry, sir, but you've forced me to utilize deadly force. |
| NormalToCombat | I'm sorry, ma'am, but you've forced me to utilize deadly force. |
| NormalToCombat | Attention. This is now a combat zone. You may suffer harm up to and including death if you remain in the area. This notice required by law. |
| NormalToCombat | Do not attempt to flee. Justice will be administered swiftly and fairly. |
| NormalToCombat | Hostile target detected. |
| NormalToCombat | Please stand clear. This is now a free fire zone. |
| NormalToCombat | Commencing lawful use of deadly force. |
| NormalToCombat | Ready to die for your country, you commie son of a bitch? |
| NormalToCombat | Kill them all and let God sort them out! |
| NormalToCombat | Every day is a good day to die! |
| NormalToCombat | Help me! |
| NormalToCombat | I've got one! |
| NormalToCombat | Hey! |
| NormalToCombat | Opening fire! |
| NormalToCombat | Open fire! |
| NormalToCombat | Over here! |
| NormalToCombat | If that's the way it has to, then so be it. |
| NormalToCombat | I WON'T let it end like this! |
| NormalToCombat | If that's the way you want it.... |
| NormalToCombat | I didn't want to have to do this.... |
| NormalToCombat | Hey! It's the doc's kid! |
| NormalToCombat | Criminey, more roaches! |
| NormalToCombat | There's more over here! |
| NormalToCombat | Where do they keep coming from? |
| NormalToCombat | Roaches! |
| NormalToCombat | Dammit, more roaches! |
| NormalToCombat | Why'd you have to go and do that? |
| NormalToCombat | There he is! |
| NormalToCombat | There she is! |
| NormalToCombat | Got you now. |
| NormalToCombat | I knew you'd turn up sooner or later. |
| NormalToCombat | Stop in the name of the Overseer! |
| NormalToCombat | Hold it right there! |
| NormalToCombat | I'll teach you to pull a gun on me! |
| NormalToCombat | I won't mess up this time. |
| NormalToCombat | You dumb motherfucker. |
| NormalToCombat | Alright, some action! |
| NormalToCombat | We're all going to die! |
| NormalToCombat | |
| NormalToCombat | Take it elsewhere! |
| NormalToCombat | No one fucks with the Stahl family! |
| NormalToCombat | Time for an ass whuppin'! |
| NormalToCombat | I'm gonna stomp you! |
| NormalToCombat | You picked the wrong town to mess with, stranger. |
| NormalToCombat | It's been a long time since I kicked an ass. |
| NormalToCombat | I might just fight you bare handed. |
| NormalToCombat | No quarter will be given, my friend. |
| NormalToCombat | You must not do this! Not here! |
| NormalToCombat | I implore you, do not resort to violence! |
| NormalToCombat | Oh for the love of... are you serious? |
| NormalToCombat | So, you like to fight old men, do you? |
| NormalToCombat | I ain't gonna sew you back together. |
| NormalToCombat | I'm just a bartender! |
| NormalToCombat | This Ghoul hits back, smoothskin. |
| NormalToCombat | I'm gonna get my dad! |
| NormalToCombat | Everyone! Help! Raider! |
| NormalToCombat | Leo! Andy! Help me! |
| NormalToCombat | Are you fucking kidding me? |
| NormalToCombat | Oh HELL yeah! |
| NormalToCombat | Two hits, kid. Two hits. |
| NormalToCombat | I'm gonna fuck your shit up, kid. |
| NormalToCombat | Andy! I need help over here! |
| NormalToCombat | That was your last chance. |
| NormalToCombat | No! Help me, someone! Help! |
| NormalToCombat | Billy! Help me! |
| NormalToCombat | Are you out of your mind? |
| NormalToCombat | Nathan! |
| NormalToCombat | Someone help me! |
| NormalToCombat | Oh no! |
| NormalToCombat | Leave me alone! |
| NormalToCombat | We got a Commie here! |
| NormalToCombat | I knew you were trouble the second I laid eyes on you. |
| NormalToCombat | You want something? C'mon! |
| NormalToCombat | Get the Sheriff! |
| NormalToCombat | Get the children inside, we've got a Raider! |
| NormalToCombat | You've messed with the wrong town. |
| NormalToCombat | Raider! Raider alert! Come quick! |
| NormalToCombat | Alarm! Alarm! We're under attack! |
| ObserveCombat | Holy moley, it's a fight! |
| ObserveCombat | Hey, be careful! |
| ObserveCombat | What are you doing? |
| ObserveCombat | Are you crazy? |
| ObserveCombat | None of my business, okay? |
| ObserveCombat | I'm staying out of the way. |
| ObserveCombat | This should be interesting. |
| ObserveCombat | Barbarians. |
| ObserveCombat | So much violence in the world these days. |
| ObserveCombat | Fight! Fight! Fight! |
| ObserveCombat | What's going on? |
| ObserveCombat | Yeah! Awesome! |
| ObserveCombat | Look out! |
| ObserveCombat | Let's get out of here! |
| ObserveCombat | Fight! |
| ObserveCombat | Watch out! |
| ObserveCombat | Whoa! |
| ObserveCombat | Look out! |
| ObserveCombat | Damn, it's a fight! |
| ObserveCombat | Ain't none of my business! |
| ObserveCombat | This is madness... |
| ObserveCombat | This isn't right. |
| ObserveCombat | This is what we've come to. |
| OfficeRobotIDCheck | Greetings fellow office employee. Please present your valid ID. |
| OfficeRobotIDCheck | Scanning for office ID... ID accepted. Have a nice day. |
| OfficeRobotIDCheck | Warning! Scan failure. Please present ID or exit the building. |
| OfficeRobotIDCheck | Intruder Alert! Prepare to be forcibly removed. |
| OfficeRobotTalk | Loading Personality: RobCo R04 V9 "Office Helper"... |
| OfficeRobotTalk | Running default office protocol...ERROR. Loading daily agenda...ERROR. |
| OfficeRobotTalk | Security breach detected. Please stand back. |
| OfficeRobotTalk | Please ignore the disturbance and go about your regular work routines. |
| OfficeRobotTalk | Why not use this time to enjoy a brief caffeinated beverage break? |
| OfficeRobotTalk | Please vacate the area in an orderly fashion. Work will resume in 3.756 minutes. |
| OfficeRobotTalk | Sorry for the ruckus. Please vacate the immediate area. |
| PerkCKLittlehornGreeting1 | The deal is this: you are now in the employ of Littlehorn and Associates. We deal in all many of affairs, most of which are not your concern. |
| PerkCKLittlehornGreeting1 | Your duties are as follows: you will bring me the ears of the good people of the world. And in turn, I will give you the wealth you crave. |
| PerkCKLittlehornGreeting1 | The more you bring, the wealthier you will be and the happier I will be with you. That's not so hard now, is it? |
| PerkCKLittlehornGreeting2 | Good, good. Direct. To the point. I like that in an employee. Then you understand what your purpose is. |
| PerkCKLittlehornGreeting2 | The ears of the good of the world is all I ask and currency is what you will receive. |
| PerkCKLittlehornGreeting2 | And now that we understand one another, what is your business here? |
| PerkCKLittlehornGreeting3 | Oh, how we do love enthusiasm in our employees. The deal is quite simple, as you know. |
| PerkCKLittlehornGreeting3 | The more ears you deliver to me, the greater your coffers will grow, and the more pleased we will be with your work. |
| PerkCKLittlehornGreeting3 | Now, what would you ask of us? |
| PerkCKLittlehornQDoHere | This is the current home office of Littlehorn and Associates. This is where we operate our little business. |
| PerkCKLittlehornQDoHere | We dabble in this, and that. I'm sure you've seen our work around the Wasteland and haven't even realized it. |
| PerkCKLittlehornQDoHere | We prefer to operate quietly, which is why we employ individuals such as yourself. |
| PerkCKLittlehornQEars | Now, that's the sort of question which will endanger our relationship. |
| PerkCKLittlehornQEars | You are providing a service and we are providing payment. It is there our questions end. Understand? |
| PerkCKLittlehornQPeople | They are fellow associates such as yourself. They simply possess a different set of skills than you. |
| PerkCKLittlehornQWho | I am Daniel Littlehorn. I offer you the currency that you crave in exchange for services aligned to your skills. |
| PerkCKLittlehornQWho | And that, friend, is what we are to each other. |
| PerkCKLittlehornQWho | I've been doing this a very long time, and I find that the less we know about each other, the smoother our relationship will be. |
| PerkCKLittlehornSellEars | Excellent. I had suspected that's why you came to me. |
| PerkCKLittlehornSellEars | And we will happily take them in trade, friend. |
| PerkCKLittlehornSellEarsAll | I would scold you for wasting our time, but I enjoy a practical joke. |
| PerkCKLittlehornSellEarsAll | Just don't do it again. |
| PerkCKLittlehornSellEarsAll | And here out hopes were up. Shame on you. |
| PerkCKLittlehornSellEarsAll | Most excellent. And you have exemplified yourself in the eyes of Littlehorn and Associates. |
| PerkCKLittlehornSellEarsAll | One with a heart as black as yours deserves to be rewarded for it. We shall include a bonus in your pay this time. |
| PerkCKLittlehornSellEarsAll | Enjoy it. Might I recommend booze? Or gambling? Or perhaps a nice chem habit? |
| PerkCKLittlehornSellEarsAll | Before our exchange, I should tell you: word has reached my ears of your black deeds in the Wastes. |
| PerkCKLittlehornSellEarsAll | Acts such as yours fall in line with the goals of Littlehorn and Associates. And we believe you deserve a bonus for going that extra mile. |
| PerkCKLittlehornSellEarsAll | Enjoy it. But by all means, do not let it stop you from walking the path that you're on. |
| PerkCKLittlehornSellEarsAll | Most excellent. We love a good and loyal employee. |
| PerkCKLittlehornSellEarsAll | And, as a good and loyal employee, here is your reward. |
| PerkCKLittlehornSellEarsAll | We here at Littlehorn and Associates cannot express our gratitude that your loyalty and service inspires. |
| PerkCKLittlehornSellEarsAll | Here is your payment per our contract. Spend it... well. |
| PerkCKLittlehornSellEarsEND | You'll be back. They always come back. |
| PerkLBJundersPunkett | Well, it's about time someone put that bastard out of his misery. |
| PerkLBJundersPunkett | And here's the reward for it. Spend it well, Lawbringer. |
| PerkLBSonoraGreeting1 | Fair enough. We'll still take the help where we can get it. |
| PerkLBSonoraGreeting1 | So, the deal is this: there are a lot of evil assholes out there. Take 'em down, bring us their fingers as proof and we'll pay you for each. |
| PerkLBSonoraGreeting1 | We'll be watching you until we know you can be trusted, so don't try anything stupid. |
| PerkLBSonoraGreeting2 | We live to cleanse the Wasteland of the scum and evil that pollute it. We're the only thing that represents any sort of law out here. |
| PerkLBSonoraGreeting2 | We hunt down the worst criminals imaginable and deliver the only justice we have: a bullet. |
| PerkLBSonoraGreeting2 | So, what do you say? |
| PerkLBSonoraGreeting2a | Fantastic. Well, take this coat. We all wear them. The unrighteous fear the sight of the Regulators. |
| PerkLBSonoraGreeting2a | Now, as for the rest, here's the only thing we want from you: hunt down the evil, the wicked, and the villainous. Bring them to justice. |
| PerkLBSonoraGreeting2a | Bring us their fingers as proof of the deed. We'll pay you a bounty for each one. Simple, right? Questions? |
| PerkLBSonoraGreeting2b | Fair enough. We'll still take the help where we can get it. |
| PerkLBSonoraGreeting2b | So, the deal is this: there are a lot of evil assholes out there. Take 'em down, bring us their fingers as proof and we'll pay you for each. |
| PerkLBSonoraGreeting2b | We'll be watching you until we know you can be trusted, so don't try anything stupid. |
| PerkLBSonoraGreeting3 | Fantastic. Take this coat. We all wear them. The unrighteous fear the sight of the Regulators. |
| PerkLBSonoraGreeting3 | Now, as for the rest, here's the only thing we want from you: hunt down the evil, the wicked, and the villainous. Bring them to justice. |
| PerkLBSonoraGreeting3 | Bring us their fingers as proof of the deed. We'll pay you a bounty for each one. Simple, right? Questions? |
| PerkLBSonoraQDoHere | We're the Regulators. We've dedicated our lives to bringing the evil to justice. |
| PerkLBSonoraQDoHere | And out in the Wasteland, there's only one brand of justice: the gun. |
| PerkLBSonoraQFingers | Nothing. Nothing at all. They only serve to mark the fact that justice has been done. |
| PerkLBSonoraQFingers | While we trust our members not to take innocent lives for profit, having a record of the deed is sometimes necessary. |
| PerkLBSonoraQFingers | While we don't have liars in our midst, occasionally we all.. embellish a bit. |
| PerkLBSonoraQWhereIsEveryone | Oh, no. We're spread all around. The few here just assist me in organizing things here at the headquarters. |
| PerkLBSonoraQWhereIsEveryone | There are Regulators everywhere. The thing is, if you see them, then they're likely the last thing that you'll see. |
| PerkLBSonoraSellFingers | Then you've been busy. Good. Show me what you have. |
| PerkLBSonoraSellFingers | The unrighteous will fall. Let me see how many you've brought to justice. |
| PerkLBSonoraSellFingersAll | If this is a joke, I am not amused. Justice is serious business. |
| PerkLBSonoraSellFingersAll | Make your jokes when the Wastes are rid of the filth that feed off of it. |
| PerkLBSonoraSellFingersAll | You've done good work. Not only that, but the other Regulators have told me of your other actions in your travels. |
| PerkLBSonoraSellFingersAll | Good deeds should not go unrewarded, and so I will add on a bonus to your normal bounty. |
| PerkLBSonoraSellFingersAll | So many of the unjust have been dispatched, but so many remain. But ever still, word reaches me that you have gone far beyond what we've asked. |
| PerkLBSonoraSellFingersAll | Good deeds should not go unrewarded, and so I will add on a bonus to your normal bounty. |
| PerkLBSonoraSellFingersAll | So many of the unjust have been dispatched, but so many remain. Here is your reward. Spend it well. |
| PerkLBSonoraSellFingersAll | Your work is impressive. Here is your reward. Don't retire just yet, there is far more to be done. |
| PerkLBSonoraSellFingersEND | I can't imagine why you'd want to, but the choice is yours. |
| PFBleakView | I'm watching the patrols, what do you think I'm looking at? |
| PFBleakView | They switch it up a little bit every day, but just a little. There has to be some sort of pattern to it, it's just a matter of watching and waiting. |
| PFBreadboxHowAreYou | What? You'll have to speak up! |
| PFBreadboxHowAreYou1 | I don't know where the clinic is, they don't let us out of the pens, you know? |
| PFBreadboxHowAreYou1 | Oh? Him? No, I have no idea where he is. |
| PFBreadboxHowAreYou1 | Oh, I don't know. I don't wear a watch, they're pretty rare you know. Ask someone else. |
| PFBreadboxHowAreYou2 | I still can't hear you! |
| PFCarolinaRedMean | I'm ain't mean. Not by a long shot. |
| PFCarolinaRedMean | You wanna see mean? You should've met my daddy. That son of a bitch'd cut your legs off just to laugh at you tryin' to crawl away. |
| PFCarolinaRedMean | I saw him do it once too. Jus' kept laughin' at this poor bastard. After an hour or so, Daddy got bored and crushed his skull with a rock. |
| PFCarolinaRedMean | Come to think of it... that was pretty funny... |
| PFCutterChems | Yeah, I got some stuff around here. But it'll cost you. |
| PFCutterChems | Hey, it's your body, do what you want to it. |
| PFCutterChems | If you're planning on overdosing, just make sure you pay me first. |
| PFCutterChems | Trade up front. No exceptions. Especially not for junkies. |
| PFCutterSupplies | That's good to hear, since I want to take your caps. |
| PFCutterSupplies | I've got supplies, if you've got caps. |
| PFCutterSupplies | Money first, then you'll get the goods. |
| PFEulogyObservationDeckEnd | Alright, I've had enough. Let's do something else. |
| PFEulogyObservationDeckStart | I'm heading to the deck. I need some air. Ladies, follow me. |
| PFEulogyObservationDeckStart | Let's go up top. I want to see what these fools are up to. |
| PFEulogyObserveCafeEnd | We need to keep an eye on this. Too much drinking, and the merchandise is gonna walk itself out the front door. |
| PFEulogyObserveCafeEnd | Let's leave our employees to their recreation. There's a business to run. |
| PFEulogyObserveCafeStart | Ladies, to the bar. |
| PFEulogyObserveCafeStart | Let's see what's going on over at the bar. |
| PFEulogyObservePenEnd | This is a sad crop. Our boys need to stop drinking and start bringing me some better stock. |
| PFEulogyObservePenEnd | Goddamn. This is some sorry lookin' merchandise. We got to get us some new stock. |
| PFEulogyObservePenEnd | Well, they haven't killed each other yet. Always a plus. |
| PFEulogyObservePenStart | Time to check on the merchandise. |
| PFEulogyObservePenStart | Let's go see how business looks today. |
| PFEulogyObservePenStart | C'mon. Time to check on the stock. |
| PFEulogyObserveStageEnd | This place needs to be tidied up. Creates a bad impression for the customers. |
| PFEulogyObserveStageEnd | Nothing going on here. Let's go. |
| PFEulogyObserveStageStart | Let's go, ladies. Keep up. |
| PFEulogyObserveStageStart | I'm headed over to the block to see what's going on. |
| PFEulogyTalkCutterStart | Where's Cutter at? I need to talk to her. |
| PFEulogyTalkCutterStart | I need to see our good doctor. |
| PFEulogyTalkFortyStart | Now, I gotta go see Forty. |
| PFEulogyTalkFortyStart | Anyone seen Forty? He wanted to talk to me. |
| PFEulogyTalkProntoStart | Time to check in with Pronto. |
| PFEulogyTalkProntoStart | Pronto said he wanted to talk to me about something. Keep up, ladies. |
| PFFFBarScene1 | This is last time I tell you! No more! |
| PFFFBarScene2 | Please! No! I didn't! I swear! |
| PFFFBarScene3 | This is your last mistake, little bartender! |
| PFFFJotunAnguish | FATHER! NO! |
| PFGrouseGreetingInitial1 | Are you kidding me? You've never heard of Paradise Falls? Oh, right. The suit. You're right out of the vault, aren't you? Great. |
| PFGrouseGreetingInitial1 | Shit, you're lucky you're not up there in the pens, dumbass. I can't believe you. Anyway, Paradise Falls is home to the Slavers. |
| PFGrouseGreetingInitial1 | Up there, we sell the slaves that we capture out in the Wastes. So, unless you're either buying or selling, piss off. |
| PFGrouseGreetingInitial1 | Are you kidding me? You've never heard of Paradise Falls? What, are you right out of the vault? Paradise Falls is home to the Slavers. |
| PFGrouseGreetingInitial1 | Up there, we sell the slaves that we capture out in the Wastes. So, unless you're either buying or selling, piss off. |
| PFGrouseGreetingInitial1a | Yeah, well, you don't like it? Keep walking. It's that simple. |
| PFGrouseGreetingInitial1a | You got something else to say, or did you just come here to preach at me? |
| PFGrouseGreetingInitial1a1 | Like what? Don't be wasting my time out here, or I'll throw you in the pens with the rest of the meat. |
| PFGrouseGreetingInitial1a2 | Yeah, don't let any bullets hit you in the ass on your way out. |
| PFGrouseGreetingInitial1a3 | Then bring it on, reverend! |
| PFGrouseGreetingInitial1b | Yep. And if you're not tough enough to survive, at least you can be useful to those of us who are. |
| PFGrouseGreetingInitial2 | You? I don't think so. You're not really... let's just say that you wouldn't fit in up there. |
| PFGrouseGreetingInitial2 | So why don't you just turn around and head back the way you came? |
| PFGrouseGreetingInitial2 | Well... no. I don't think so. |
| PFGrouseGreetingInitial3 | Good choice. Now piss off and stop wasting my time. |
| PFJotun | I keep my father safe. |
| PFJotun | It is... a big job. |
| PFJotunGreeting1 | Yes. Jotun. |
| PFJotunGreeting1a | No. It isn't. What do you want? |
| PFJotunGreeting1b | Don't care what you think. What do you want? |
| PFJotunGreeting2 | No. It is not nice. What do you want? |
| PFLamplightCapture1 | I did, indeed, and she was well worth the effort! I found her a nice, loving home right away. |
| PFLamplightCapture1 | It's so nice to be able to help people who need people, isn't it? It just warms the heart. |
| PFLamplightCapture1 | But speaking of life's little rewards, here's yours. It doesn't look like much, but this helmet's reinforced like crazy. You'll find a use for it. |
| PFLamplightCapture1 | Sure, I've thought about it. Kids can get a killer price, when you find a buyer who recognizes the product's long-term potential. |
| PFLamplightCapture1 | The real problem's holding them until there's a buyer. Kids are sneaky, and those Lamplighters are tenacious little bastards. |
| PFLamplightCapture1 | But maybe if we could get one when they're young, they might not have as much fight in 'em yet. |
| PFLamplightCapture2A | Sure, if you think you can pull it off. I think I might know a buyer who'd be interested. |
| PFLamplightCapture2A | I'll send one of my best to wait around the entrance to Lamplight. You go in and find the sweetest, most trusting little one you can find. |
| PFLamplightCapture2A | Lure that kid outside, and everyone's happy. Except the kid, of course. |
| PFLamplightCapture2B | You're right on that one. There's plenty of other merchandise out there, and it's a seller's market. |
| PFLaugh | HAHAHAHAHAHAHA! |
| PFProntoRepair | Yeah, sure, no problem at all. |
| PFProntoRepair | No problem, but I'm not going to use any of my stock for parts. |
| PFProntoRepair | Yeah, lemme see what you have. |
| PFProntoServices | Sure thing, hoss. If you see anything you want, let me know. |
| PFProntoServices | Sure, man. Take a look. The boys bring me all sorts of shit. |
| PFProntoServices | No problem, man. Take a look at this stuff. It all works... mostly. |
| PFProntoServices | I tell you, for a bunch of dumbass wasters, the boys pull some good stuff off of the new meat. |
| PFTalkBleakBreadbox1 | Keep your voice down, old man. Listen, if you're not part of the solution, then you're part of the problem. Help or shut up. |
| PFTalkBleakBreadbox1 | You you shut up before they hear you? Listen, I don't judge you, if you want to stay here, fine. Whatever. Just stay out of my way. |
| PFTalkBleakBreadbox2 | You're not just getting yourself in trouble here, girl. You need to relax. Work with 'em. It ain't so bad once you adjust. I've been here for almost- |
| PFTalkBleakBreadbox2 | I've been alive far too long to let some crazy plan get my head blown off. It ain't a bad life, you know. One you get used to it. |
| PFTalkBleakBreadbox3 | I don't care, Breadbox. I'm getting out of here. Stay if you want, just keep out of my way, or I'll assume that you're with them. |
| PFTalkBleakBreadbox3 | It doesn't matter. I'm not giving myself the chance to get used to anything -- I'm leaving. And you'd best stay the hell out of my way. |
| PFTalkBleakBreadbox4 | Fine, fine. But when you get your head popped, don't say that I didn't warn you. |
| PFTalkBleakBreadbox4 | Fine, girl, that's fine. Just keep the rest of us out of it. And don't stand near me when they finally do pop your collar. |
| PFTalkBleakBronson1 | You got the right one this time? Are you serious? Here, let me see. Hand it to me. |
| PFTalkBleakBronson1 | Really? You did? Bronson I could kiss you! Here, hand it to me. Slowly. |
| PFTalkBleakBronson2 | Here you go, Bleak. Just like you asked. |
| PFTalkBleakBronson2 | Okay, real slow... here. It's yours. Did I... did I do good? |
| PFTalkBleakBronson3 | What the-? Dammit Bronson! This isn't what I asked for! I needed one of the detonators not... whatever this is! |
| PFTalkBleakBronson3 | Bronson! What is this? I didn't ask for this! You were supposed to get me one of the detonators! I don't even know what this is! |
| PFTalkBleakBronson4 | Oh... I'm sorry, Bleak. I thought that's what you wanted... |
| PFTalkBleakBronson4 | That isn't... you mean... awww shit. I'm sorry... |
| PFTalkBleakBronson5 | How many times have we gone over this, Bronson? Can't you stay sober enough to do one little thing? |
| PFTalkBleakBronson5 | I'm starting to feel like I can't trust your drunk ass, Bronson. How many times is it that you've screwed up? |
| PFTalkBleakBronson6 | I know... just give me another chance... I... I can do it. |
| PFTalkBleakBronson6 | I'm... I'm so sorry, Bleak. Just one more chance... I won't... I won't let you down again... |
| PFTalkBleakBronson7 | I suppose I can do that. Just don't let me down again, Bronson. I need your help. |
| PFTalkBleakBronson7 | Okay, Bronson. One more. |
| PFTalkBreadboxBleak1 | Whatever you're up to, girl, I want nothing to do with it. I'm too old to be involved in these crazy escape plans of yours. |
| PFTalkBreadboxBleak1 | I don't even want to hear about it. I'm fine right where I am, thank you very much. Keep your plans to yourself. |
| PFTalkBreadboxBleak2 | Are you serious? You want to die here? In this place? An old good for nothing slave? I mean come on, there so much more to... |
| PFTalkBreadboxBleak2 | Come on, Breadbox. Do you want to die of old age in a slave pen? Really? Wouldn't you rather... |
| PFTalkBreadboxBleak3 | I'm fine right where I am, Bleak. There's more to this life than always fighting to change things. Sometimes, there is greater peace in acceptance. |
| PFTalkBreadboxBleak3 | Enough! I've made my decision. I'd rather live my life out here as happily as I can than die on some damn fool escape. Now, leave me alone. |
| PFTalkBreadboxBleak4 | All right, all right. You know where to find me if you change your mind. |
| PFTalkBreadboxBleak4 | Okay, Breadbox. But if you ever do change your mind, I'd love to help you. |
| PFTalkBreadboxBleak5 | I don't need help, Bleak. But thank you. |
| PFTalkBreadboxBleak5 | I wouldn't hold your breath, girl. I'm quite content. |
| PFTalkBreadboxBronson1 | Now that's an odd question. Why would you want to know about that? |
| PFTalkBreadboxBronson1 | Where did I get my name? Why do you care about that, Bronson? |
| PFTalkBreadboxBronson2 | I don't know... I'm just... you know... "Breadbox". It's a weird name is all. There's got to be a good story... |
| PFTalkBreadboxBronson2 | I just... I just figure with a name like Breadbox... there- ... there must be a good story. |
| PFTalkBreadboxBronson3 | Well, you know how they like to mess with you? They used to mess with me too. "See what fits inside a breadbox". It's something I'd rather forget. |
| PFTalkBreadboxBronson3 | Well, you know how these Slavers have a mean streak, especially to new slaves? Well, they used to play a game that I'd rather not think about. |
| PFTalkBreadboxBronson4 | Woa, man. Say no more... I've... I've heard enough. |
| PFTalkBronsonBleak1 | Huh? What... oh! Yeah! Anything for you, B.. Bleak. What do you need? |
| PFTalkBronsonBleak1 | Sure... sure thing, Bleak... what do you need? |
| PFTalkBronsonBleak2 | That deal we made, we're still square, right? You know what you need to do? |
| PFTalkBronsonBleak2 | You remember what I asked you before? The deal we had? Can you do it soon? I'm worried that we're running out of time. |
| PFTalkBronsonBleak3 | Oh, no problem... no problem at all... you can count on me, Miss Bleak! Yessir! |
| PFTalkBronsonBleak3 | Oh yeah... no doubt. I... I... it'll get done! |
| PFTalkBronsonBleak4 | Good, Bronson. Don't let me down. |
| PFTalkBronsonBleak4 | Alright, Bronson. No screw ups this time, got it? |
| PFTalkBronsonBreadbox1 | What? I'm... I'm fine. It ain't nothin'... I mean... what else am I supposed to do? Work? Fuck these guys... I'd rather drink... |
| PFTalkBronsonBreadbox1 | Pshh... drinkin's the only... the only way I ain't... killed myself yet. I don't know if you noticed... but we're sort of... you know... slaves. |
| PFTalkBronsonBreadbox2 | It's hard here, boy, trust me. I been a slave for thirty years. But you need to find your peace inside yourself, not at the bottom of a bottle. |
| PFTalkBronsonBreadbox2 | I'll never claim that it's easy living this life, but drinking is just going to put you in your grave faster than slavery will. That's no way to go. |
| PFTalkBronsonBreadbox3 | Hey... if it kills me... all the better. I'd rather drink myself to death than... let them kill me first. |
| PFTalkBronsonBreadbox3 | Oh, what do you know? Just cause... cause... cause you found peace or whatever, don't make it easier for the rest of us! |
| PFTalkBronsonBreadbox4 | I'm sorry that you think that way. I hope that one day, you come around. I'm here to help you if that happens. |
| PFTalkBronsonBreadbox4 | I worry about you, son. Just think about what I said. |
| PFTalkCarolinaRedYmir1 | Oh, good. I always love questions from my favorite smelly barman. |
| PFTalkCarolinaRedYmir1 | Is this where you start drunkenly hitting on me? Because it's a little bit early in the day for that, Ymir. |
| PFTalkCarolinaRedYmir2 | I am always friendly and yet, you are always... well... kind of a bitch? |
| PFTalkCarolinaRedYmir2 | Why are you always so mean? All I ever am is nice to you, but it's always "Ymir go away, you smell" or "Ymir, get me a drink and then go away". |
| PFTalkCarolinaRedYmir3 | Well... if I had to guess why that was, I guess it would be because you smell, you're drunk all the fucking time, and I don't like you very much. |
| PFTalkCarolinaRedYmir3 | Ymir, let's be honest -- I'd sooner die than let you anywhere near my bunk. But feel free to send that boy of yours any time. |
| PFTalkCarolinaRedYmir4 | Ah, Red! this is why I like you! Always making jokes! You want a drink? |
| PFTalkCarolinaRedYmir4 | See? This is what I mean. But you know what they say about mean women? Sooner or later, someone will accidentally shoot them while on a mission. |
| PFTalkCarolinaRedYmir5 | Honey, I'll take anything you feel like paying for. |
| PFTalkCarolinaRedYmir5 | Only if you're buying it, big guy. |
| PFTalkCloverCrimson1 | Were they talking about how bad you look again? I mean, I hate to break it to you: they're right. |
| PFTalkCloverCrimson1 | You mean about how Mr. Eulogy don't like you no more? About how he barely even looks at you when I'm around? |
| PFTalkCloverCrimson2 | Why do you have to be like that? I'm just trying to talk to you and you have to come at me with that shit? |
| PFTalkCloverCrimson2 | Wha... bitch, you're lucky Eulogy protects your ass, or I'd leave you bleeding in the street. |
| PFTalkCloverCrimson3 | Pfft. You're just mad because I'm daddy's favorite. |
| PFTalkCloverCrimson3 | I just know who Mr. Eulogy likes better, and as soon as you figure it out too, we'll all be happier. |
| PFTalkCloverCrimson4 | Eulogy cares about one thing: Eulogy. That's it. And the sooner your dumb ass realizes that, the better off we'll all be. |
| PFTalkCloverCrimson4 | Someday, you're going to realize that Eulogy don't give a shit about either of us. |
| PFTalkCloverCrimson4 | Dammit, I should have known better than to try and talk sense to you. |
| PFTalkCloverCrimson4 | I can't even talk to you. Get out of my face. |
| PFTalkCloverEulogyJones1 | Right away, daddy. I'm sorry, I'm so sorry! |
| PFTalkCloverEulogyJones1 | Yes, daddy? I'm sorry! I'm so sorry! What do you need? |
| PFTalkCloverEulogyJones2 | Haven't I always said that I hate to wait? Why you always have to make me wait? What's wrong with you? |
| PFTalkCloverEulogyJones2 | Damn right, you're sorry. When I say something, you better listen! Hell, you should know what I want before I even open my mouth! |
| PFTalkCloverEulogyJones3 | Please forgive me, daddy. It won't happen again, just tell me what you need. Anything! I'll do anything! |
| PFTalkCloverEulogyJones3 | I'm sorry! I'm so sorry! Let me make it up to you! Tell me what you want! |
| PFTalkCloverEulogyJones4 | Well now I forgot what I wanted because I was too busy yelling at you. See what you've done? |
| PFTalkCloverEulogyJones4 | I want... damn. See what you made me do? I forgot! |
| PFTalkCrimsonClover1 | Yeah, he don't look like much, though. Skin's all pasty, like he grew up in a Vault or something. |
| PFTalkCrimsonClover1 | Yeah, I've seen him. What about it? |
| PFTalkCrimsonClover1 | Yeah, she don't look like much, though. Skin's all pasty, like she grew up in a Vault or something. |
| PFTalkCrimsonClover1 | Yeah, I've seen her. What about it? |
| PFTalkCrimsonClover2 | You should go talk to him, maybe he'll buy you off of Mr. Eulogy since daddy's gotten tired of you. |
| PFTalkCrimsonClover2 | I was just thinking that you might want to go introduce yourself, in case Mr. Eulogy finally wants to sell you off. |
| PFTalkCrimsonClover2 | You should go talk to her, maybe she'll buy you off of Mr. Eulogy since daddy's gotten tired of you. |
| PFTalkCrimsonClover2 | I was just thinking that you might want to go introduce yourself, in case Mr. Eulogy finally wants to sell you off. |
| PFTalkCrimsonClover3 | Why do you always have to try to prove something to me? Do you think I care who Eulogy likes better? Seriously? |
| PFTalkCrimsonClover3 | Clover, I will smack the shit out of you. Can't you just shut up and leave me alone? |
| PFTalkCrimsonClover4 | Keep running your mouth, Crimson. That's why he don't like you no more. |
| PFTalkCrimsonClover4 | Hrmph. It's not my fault that I'm the favorite. You don't need to be so bitter. |
| PFTalkCrimsonEulogyJones1 | I'm right here, Eulogy. There's no need to yell. |
| PFTalkCrimsonEulogyJones1 | Why do you have to yell all the time, Eulogy? I'm standing right here. |
| PFTalkCrimsonEulogyJones2 | What have I said about backtalk, Crimson? Hmm? What have I said? |
| PFTalkCrimsonEulogyJones2 | Are you talking back to me? Because the only thing I hate more than having to repeat myself is being talked back to. |
| PFTalkCrimsonEulogyJones3 | I'm sorry. |
| PFTalkCrimsonEulogyJones3 | Sorry, Eulogy. |
| PFTalkCrimsonEulogyJones4 | What? Sorry? Try that again. |
| PFTalkCrimsonEulogyJones4 | I'm sorry, what was that? |
| PFTalkCrimsonEulogyJones5 | I'm sorry... Mr. Eulogy. |
| PFTalkCrimsonEulogyJones5 | I'm sorry, Sir. |
| PFTalkCrimsonEulogyJones6 | There's a good girl. |
| PFTalkCrimsonEulogyJones6 | That's better. |
| PFTalkCutterEulogyJones1 | Our relationship is strictly business, Eulogy. You know that. |
| PFTalkCutterEulogyJones1 | Good day, Eulogy. And need I remind you that I'm old enough to be your mother. Ours is a business relationship only. |
| PFTalkCutterEulogyJones2 | Awww, there's no need to be like that, Cutter. You know I'm only joking. But speaking of business... You have my money? |
| PFTalkCutterEulogyJones2 | That's right, it is just business. So where's my money? |
| PFTalkCutterEulogyJones3 | Here you go, Eulogy. The usual cut. Count it if you'd like. |
| PFTalkCutterEulogyJones3 | Here's your cut. It's small. Maybe convince your boys to get hurt more and I'll be bringing more in. |
| PFTalkCutterEulogyJones4 | Nah. I know you run your shit straight. Keep up the good work. |
| PFTalkCutterEulogyJones4 | Ahh, doc. You keep us walking around and making money. That's why we keep you around. |
| PFTalkEulogyJonesClover1 | Why are you bothering me, Clover? Hmm? What do you want? |
| PFTalkEulogyJonesClover1 | What do you want now? |
| PFTalkEulogyJonesClover2 | I wanted to talk to you about... you know, about her. |
| PFTalkEulogyJonesClover2 | It's... it's about Crimson. I think that maybe it's time you let her go like you said you would, so that we can be together alone. |
| PFTalkEulogyJonesClover3 | We've talked about this before, haven't we? So why would you think that nagging me would actually help? |
| PFTalkEulogyJonesClover3 | That's not your call, and hasn't ever been. You leave her alone, except when I tell you not to. Got it? |
| PFTalkEulogyJonesClover4 | Okay, okay. I'm sorry... |
| PFTalkEulogyJonesClover4 | Yes, daddy. I'm sorry, daddy. |
| PFTalkEulogyJonesCrimson1 | Whatever you have to say, it can wait. You're not here to talk. |
| PFTalkEulogyJonesCrimson1 | Don't start, Crimson. I'm not in the mood. |
| PFTalkEulogyJonesCrimson2 | It's just that last week- |
| PFTalkEulogyJonesCrimson2 | I know, but you said that we'd- |
| PFTalkEulogyJonesCrimson3 | Did I speak Communese to you? I said that I don't want to talk about it. You will be quiet, or you will regret it. |
| PFTalkEulogyJonesCrimson3 | Why are you still talking after I told you to be quiet? I don't want to have to repeat myself again. |
| PFTalkEulogyJonesCrimson4 | Yes, sir. Sorry, sir. |
| PFTalkFortyEulogyJones1 | What are you talking about, man? There's nothing wrong out here. Everything looks just fine to me. |
| PFTalkFortyEulogyJones1 | What am I supposed to be looking at? It looks fine to me. |
| PFTalkFortyEulogyJones2 | Have you suddenly gone blind, Forty? Do I need to replace my blind second-in-command? Look around! You see what I'm talking about now? |
| PFTalkFortyEulogyJones2 | Nothing wrong? Have you lost your mind? You've got a loose cage over there, you got people loitering over there, and where is my dog? |
| PFTalkFortyEulogyJones3 | Okay, yeah. I see what you mean. I'll get on it right away, Eulogy. |
| PFTalkFortyEulogyJones3 | I guess when you put it that way, yeah... there are a few things that could stand to be tightened up. I'll get on it. |
| PFTalkFortyEulogyJones4 | That's more like it! Show some initiative, dammit, before I sell you off and give one of those fools in the cage your job! |
| PFTalkFortyEulogyJones4 | Forty, if you were any dumber, I'd make a signpost out of you. |
| PFTalkGrouseRicher1 | Pfft. I wish. I ain't seen a damn thing all day. |
| PFTalkGrouseRicher1 | Not a damn thing. No ants, no Wasters. Nothing. It's been boring as shit. |
| PFTalkGrouseRicher2 | Man, as dull as it is down here, I really wonder if I'm ever going to get to shoot anyone again. |
| PFTalkGrouseRicher2 | Goddamn, I hate this fucking job some days. It's been far too long since I shot someone. |
| PFTalkGrouseRicher3 | What are you talking about, you shot someone this morning! That guy who showed up and tried to run when he figured out where he was! |
| PFTalkGrouseRicher3 | Didn't you just shoot someone yesterday? |
| PFTalkGrouseRicher4 | Yeah, I did. And that's too long to go between shootings for me. |
| PFTalkGrouseRicher4 | Oh yeah. Well, I was drunk then. I barely remember. |
| PFTalkGrouseRicher4 | Oh yeah... I forgot about him... |
| PFTalkHiResponse1 | Right on, Eulogy. |
| PFTalkHiResponse1 | Hey, Eulogy. |
| PFTalkHiResponse1 | Nothin' at all, Eulogy. |
| PFTalkHiResponse1 | Not now. Someone will hear. |
| PFTalkHiResponse1 | Not now. They're watching. |
| PFTalkHiResponse1 | Wait... what? |
| PFTalkHiResponse1 | Oh... hi... |
| PFTalkHiResponse1 | Get out of my face. |
| PFTalkHiResponse1 | Get the fuck away from me, meat. |
| PFTalkHiResponse1 | I'm too busy for you right now, man. |
| PFTalkHiResponse1 | Got my eye on you, man. |
| PFTalkHiResponse1 | Sorry, man. No time... no time... |
| PFTalkHiResponse1 | Man, fuck off. |
| PFTalkHiResponse1 | So I look like I wanna be talking to you, scrub? |
| PFTalkHiResponse1 | Back off before I put a bullet in you. |
| PFTalkHiResponse1 | Get the fuck away from me. |
| PFTalkHiResponse1 | Whatever. |
| PFTalkHiResponse1 | Leave me alone, scrub. |
| PFTalkHiResponse1 | Hahahaha! Yeah, right. |
| PFTalkHiResponse1 | Oh, please. Kid, come back after your balls have dropped. |
| PFTalkHiResponse1 | Hello yourself. |
| PFTalkHiResponse1 | Keep walkin', boy. |
| PFTalkHiResponse1 | That's cute. Go play. |
| PFTalkHiResponse1 | Stuff it. |
| PFTalkHiResponse1 | Take it up with Eulogy. |
| PFTalkHiResponse1 | |
| PFTalkHiResponse1 | Hello there, little man. |
| PFTalkHiResponse1 | Hello there, pretty girl. |
| PFTalkHiResponse1 | I see you later in the barracks. |
| PFTalkHiResponse1 | You act like we're strangers? |
| PFTalkHiResponse1 | Hel- ... hello! ... whew... |
| PFTalkHiResponse1 | Don't mess with me, or you'll end up like Frank! Hahahaha! |
| PFTalkHiResponse1 | Hahaha! You owe me a drink! |
| PFTalkHiResponse1 | Hey there. |
| PFTalkHiResponse1 | S'up? |
| PFTalkHiResponse1 | Hello. |
| PFTalkHiResponse1 | Whatever. |
| PFTalkHiResponse1 | Fuck off. |
| PFTalkHiResponse1 | Yeah, nice try. |
| PFTalkHiResponse1 | Hey. |
| PFTalkHowAreYouResponse1 | Swell. |
| PFTalkHowAreYouResponse1 | Peachy. |
| PFTalkHowsItGoingResponse1 | Not bad, man. Not bad at all. |
| PFTalkJotunCarolinaRed1 | What? |
| PFTalkJotunCarolinaRed1 | Yes? |
| PFTalkJotunCarolinaRed2 | You don't really say much, do you? |
| PFTalkJotunCarolinaRed2 | Why are you always so quiet? You just sort of hang around, you don't say much. |
| PFTalkJotunCarolinaRed3 | I talk when I have something to say. |
| PFTalkJotunCarolinaRed3 | Don't have much to say. |
| PFTalkJotunCarolinaRed4 | I have to say, I like a man who knows how to look pretty and stay quiet... |
| PFTalkJotunCarolinaRed4 | Well, that's okay. It's not your mind that I'm interested in anyway... |
| PFTalkJotunYmir1 | Please, father, people are watching. |
| PFTalkJotunYmir1 | You embarrass me, father. |
| PFTalkJotunYmir2 | Bah! You are my son! Be proud! You collect more slaves than anyone, brag for once in your life! |
| PFTalkJotunYmir2 | I do not care! Let them see that I am proud of my boy! You have nothing to be ashamed of, Jotun! |
| PFTalkJotunYmir3 | Your praise is the only pride I need, father. |
| PFTalkJotunYmir3 | I only do as you taught me, father. |
| PFTalkJotunYmir4 | I swear, boy, you are going to be the greatest Slaver that ever lived! |
| PFTalkJotunYmir4 | Haha! Good enough for me, boy! Good enough for me! |
| PFTalkMeatResponseAck | I know, man. I got bills to pay! |
| PFTalkMeatResponseAck | We gotta get some action around here. |
| PFTalkMeatResponseAck | Seriously. It's been dry as hell. |
| PFTalkMeatResponseAck | Christ, I know. Ever since those caravans went and hired some decent mercs, we haven't caught a damn thing. |
| PFTalkMeatResponseAck | I hear that. |
| PFTalkMeatResponseAck | Seriously. Eulogy's been bitchin' up a storm. |
| PFTalkMeatResponseAck | Yeah, I hear that Carolina Red hasn't even been able to get any good meat. |
| PFTalkMeatResponseNegative | I ended up with a pack of heroes. They tried to escape. We ended up just having to put 'em down. |
| PFTalkMeatResponseNegative | I thought we were gonna have a pretty good catch, but they ended up getting' sick before we could bring 'em back. |
| PFTalkMeatResponseNegative | Little fuckers got away from us. |
| PFTalkMeatResponseNegative | We didn't catch a damn thing. |
| PFTalkMeatResponseNegative | Worse every year. Are we running out of Wastelanders or something? |
| PFTalkMeatResponseNegative | Nada. |
| PFTalkMeatResponseNegative | Pretty damn shitty. You know how it's been. |
| PFTalkMeatResponsePositive | I ended up selling that one dude to the Raiders from Evergreen Mills! |
| PFTalkMeatResponsePositive | Not too bad. A couple of deadbeat buyers though. |
| PFTalkMeatResponsePositive | Not too bad, man. Not too bad... |
| PFTalkMeatResponsePositive | It could be worse. |
| PFTalkMeatResponsePositive | Honestly? Not too bad. Can't say the same for others though... |
| PFTalkMeatResponsePositive | Considering how bad it's been around here, I'm not unhappy. |
| PFTalkProntoEulogyJones1 | I'm doin' pretty good, Eulogy. The guys have bought a ton of stock lately -- there somethin' big goin' down? |
| PFTalkProntoEulogyJones1 | Not, bad, Eulogy. Not bad at all. These boys of your just keep buyin' and buyin'. You got them getting' ready for a war or something? |
| PFTalkProntoEulogyJones2 | Haha! Could be, but I wouldn't tell you even if I knew. You got my money? |
| PFTalkProntoEulogyJones2 | Nothing that I know about. All I'm interested in is my cut. |
| PFTalkProntoEulogyJones3 | Got it right here, man. Enjoy. |
| PFTalkProntoEulogyJones3 | Right here, bro. Spend it in good health. |
| PFTalkProntoEulogyJones4 | You're good people, Pronto. Later. |
| PFTalkProntoEulogyJones4 | I'll do that. Later, Pronto. |
| PFTalkRichterGrouse1 | You always say that. Are you ever not bored? |
| PFTalkRichterGrouse1 | You're always bored. There could be another great war out here and you'd be complaining about being bored. |
| PFTalkRichterGrouse2 | I don't see where that's a problem. |
| PFTalkRichterGrouse2 | So? I like to keep myself busy, so what? |
| PFTalkRichterGrouse3 | I'm just saying, sometimes you've got to appreciate the small things. |
| PFTalkRichterGrouse3 | It's just that if you're bored all the time, you're not appreciating how good we have it. |
| PFTalkRichterGrouse4 | You're kidding, right? You have to be. |
| PFTalkRichterGrouse4 | How about you appreciate my foot up your ass? |
| PFTalkYmirCarolinaRed1 | That's my boy! Just like his dad! Hearty and full of life! Haha! |
| PFTalkYmirCarolinaRed1 | Wasn't he, though! I am proud of him! You'd swear he was a professional drunk, just like his dad! |
| PFTalkYmirCarolinaRed2 | Yeah. Wow. And what boy doesn't want to grow up to be like his dad? Especially your boy. |
| PFTalkYmirCarolinaRed2 | I don't know if that's something he should really be... you know... trying for. |
| PFTalkYmirCarolinaRed3 | I know! He's the best son a Slaver could ever want! |
| PFTalkYmirCarolinaRed3 | Exactly! Haha! |
| PFTalkYmirJotun1 | What is it, my boy? |
| PFTalkYmirJotun2 | Nothing father. Enjoy your drink. |
| PFTalkYmirJotun3 | Ha! I think I will. And that is why you are the best boy a Slaver could ever ask for. |
| PFTalkYmirSlaverDrink1 | I'll get Frank to pour us a few cold ones! HAHAHA! Hey Frank! Two drinks over here! HAHAHAHA! |
| PFTalkYmirSlaverDrink1 | Better yet, how about five? |
| PFTalkYmirSlaverDrink1 | Do I ever say no? |
| PFTalkYmirSlaverDrink1 | Only if you're buying! |
| PFTalkYmirSlaverDrink1 | ALWAYS! |
| PFYmir | Does it matter? It only matters where I am, and that is here. |
| PFYmir | I have my boy, my friends, plenty of caps, and strong drink! |
| PFYmir | Why would the past matter when now is so good? |
| PFYmirBartender | He put water in my vodka to make more caps from me. Make the drink weak and try to charge me more! |
| PFYmirBartender | Maybe the next bartender, he won't be so stupid, eh? HAHAHAHAHAHA! |
| Pickpocket | Thief! |
| Pickpocket | I'm being robbed! |
| Pickpocket | Have you no decency? |
| Pickpocket | Alarm! We have a thief! |
| Pickpocket | Hey! Those are mine! |
| Pickpocket | How dare you! |
| Pickpocket | Are you for real? |
| Pickpocket | Wow. You're so screwed. |
| Pickpocket | What? You touchin' my stuff? |
| Pickpocket | Oh no you didn't. |
| Pickpocket | Get your hand outta' there! |
| Pickpocket | Wha? You out of your mind? |
| Pickpocket | Are you out of your fucking mind? |
| Pickpocket | You have a death wish or something? |
| Pickpocket | Crime detected. Death sentence authorized by judicial circuits. |
| Pickpocket | It's a shame that you had to do that. |
| Pickpocket | Unauthorized materials requisition detected. |
| Pickpocket | The class of people I'm forced to associate with these days just keeps falling. |
| Pickpocket | Please tell me that you did not just do what I think you did! |
| Pickpocket | Just like every other thieving mungo. |
| Pickpocket | There's a reason why we don't let mungos in here. |
| Pickpocket | Thought I wouldn't notice your fat fingers going through my pockets? |
| Pickpocket | You think you can just come in here and take my stuff? |
| Pickpocket | You dirty sneak! Give me that back! |
| Pickpocket | You must think I'm pretty stupid. |
| Pickpocket | What in God's name has gotten into you? |
| Pickpocket | Did you just try to... pick my pocket? My God, son.... |
| Pickpocket | Did you just try to... pick my pocket? My God.... |
| Pickpocket | Hey! What are you doing? |
| Pickpocket | Is this how I raised you? To steal from me? |
| Pickpocket | Keep that up, you're gonna end up wearin' a collar. |
| Pickpocket | Really now. What are you thinking? |
| Pickpocket | Are you stupid, you big shit-butt? |
| Pickpocket | ...the hell you doin', mungo? |
| Pickpocket | You will cease at once. |
| Pickpocket | What do you think you're doing? Stop that! |
| Pickpocket | Stop that at once! |
| Pickpocket | Hey! Only my bitches are allowed in my pants! |
| Pickpocket | Give that back! |
| Pickpocket | You find anything you like in those pockets? Huh? |
| Pickpocket | Get your fuckin' hands out of my pockets. |
| Pickpocket | Please keep your hands to yourself. |
| Pickpocket | Damnit. Keep your hands to yourself! |
| Pickpocket | If you wish to keep all your fingers, you'll keep them to yourself. |
| Pickpocket | Hey now! Cut that out! |
| Pickpocket | Kindly remove your grubby hands from my pockets. |
| Pickpocket | Guards! |
| Pickpocket | Get your fucking hands out of my stuff. |
| Pickpocket | Aw, baby. A little to the right. Hey, that's not my...why you little thief! |
| Pickpocket | That's stealing! |
| Pickpocket | You're in trouble now! |
| Pickpocket | Help, he's robbing me! |
| Pickpocket | Help, she's robbing me! |
| Pickpocket | Thief! |
| Pickpocket | A pickpocket! |
| Pickpocket | Stop! Thief! |
| Pickpocket | You can't do that! |
| Pickpocket | You stole that! |
| PickpocketNoCrime | Honey. If you wanted it that badly, you could have just asked. |
| PickpocketNoCrime | Son. If you wanted it that badly, you could have just asked. |
| PLAYERDESTROYOBJECT | Was that really necessary? |
| PLAYERDESTROYOBJECT | I certainly didn't raise you to behave like that. |
| PLAYERDESTROYOBJECT | That was uncalled for. |
| PLAYERDESTROYOBJECT | Be more careful, will you? |
| PlayerDyingBreathEndgame | Gaassp... |
| PlayerDyingBreathEndgame | Huuuhhhhh... |
| PlayerDyingBreathEndgame | Hhhuuuhh... |
| PLAYERFIREWEAPON | Whoa! Are you like... some kind of crazy person? |
| PLAYERFIREWEAPON | Do that again! |
| PLAYERFIREWEAPON | Cool. Can I try? |
| PLAYERFIREWEAPON | Whoa, whoa! Careful! |
| PLAYERFIREWEAPON | Hey, knock it off! |
| PLAYERFIREWEAPON | Watch it! |
| PLAYERFIREWEAPON | Not so close! |
| PLAYERFIREWEAPON | I hope you know what you're doing. |
| PLAYERFIREWEAPON | Cut it out, will you? |
| PLAYERFIREWEAPON | What are you doing? That's dangerous! |
| PLAYERFIREWEAPON | Stop that! Someone could get hurt. |
| PLAYERINIRONSITES | Put that away. Unless you plan on using it. |
| PLAYERINIRONSITES | I've had guns leveled at me before. If you are wise, you will pause to consider that I am still around to talk about it. |
| PLAYERINIRONSITES | Only small men require guns to do their persuading. |
| PLAYERINIRONSITES | Most civilized people consider waving guns around to be rather uncouth. |
| PLAYERINIRONSITES | Why don't you put that away? Or do I need to give you a lesson in manners? |
| PLAYERINIRONSITES | You're not going to shoot me, are you? |
| PLAYERINIRONSITES | Is that loaded? Let me try it! |
| PLAYERINIRONSITES | Hey, I can almost see right down the barrel! |
| PLAYERINIRONSITES | Don't point that thing at me. |
| PLAYERINIRONSITES | Hey, knock it off. |
| PLAYERINIRONSITES | What do you think you're doing? |
| PLAYERINIRONSITES | Be careful with that! |
| PLAYERINIRONSITES | That's not a good idea. |
| PLAYERINIRONSITES | Easy there. |
| PLAYERINIRONSITES | Watch where you point that. |
| PLAYERINIRONSITES | That's not a toy, you know. |
| PLAYERINIRONSITES | Now's not really the time for that, is it? |
| PLAYERJUMP | Hey, there's no jumping in the capitol. |
| PLAYERJUMP | Getting some exercise, are we? |
| PLAYERKNOCKOVEROBJECTS | Watch it, will you? |
| PLAYERKNOCKOVEROBJECTS | Oh come on. Pay more attention to what you're doing. |
| PLAYERKNOCKOVEROBJECTS | Cut it out. |
| PLAYERKNOCKOVEROBJECTS | Hey, be more careful! |
| PLAYERKNOCKOVEROBJECTS | Why don't you look where you're going? |
| PLAYERKNOCKOVEROBJECTS | What's the big idea? |
| PLAYERKNOCKOVEROBJECTS | Please be careful. |
| PLAYERKNOCKOVEROBJECTS | A bit clumsy today, are we? |
| PLAYERKNOCKOVEROBJECTS | Watch where you're going. |
| PLAYERLAYMINE | You know what you're doing there? |
| PLAYERLAYMINE | Whoa now. Be careful with that thing. |
| PLAYERLAYMINE | Don't blow yourself up, okay? |
| PLAYERLAYMINE | You sure that's a good idea? |
| PLAYERLAYMINE | I hope you know what you're doing. |
| PLAYERLAYMINE | Be careful with that. |
| PLAYERLAYMINE | I trust you know what you're doing. |
| PLAYERLOCKEDOBJECT | Tamper with that, and we're going to have a problem. |
| PLAYERLOCKEDOBJECT | I really hope you're not thinking of breaking into there. |
| PLAYERLOCKEDOBJECT | It's locked for a reason. Don't get any ideas. |
| PLAYERLOCKEDOBJECT | Yes, that's locked. And yes, I can see you eyeing it... |
| PLAYERLOCKEDOBJECT | Don't even think of breaking into that. |
| PLAYERLOCKEDOBJECT | That's secure for a reason. |
| PLAYERLOCKEDOBJECT | Hands off. |
| PLAYERLOCKEDOBJECT | Leave that alone. |
| PLAYERLOCKEDOBJECT | That's not yours. |
| PLAYERLOCKEDOBJECT | I don't think that belongs to you. |
| PLAYERLOCKEDOBJECT | Is that yours? |
| PLAYERLOCKEDOBJECT | I don't think you should mess with that. |
| PLAYERPICKPOCKET | Keep your hands to yourself. |
| PLAYERPICKPOCKET | Not a good idea. |
| PLAYERPICKPOCKET | What do you think you're doing? |
| PLAYERPICKPOCKET | I can see what you're doing, you know. |
| PLAYERPICKPOCKET | I don't think I have anything you'd want. |
| PLAYERPICKPOCKET | Don't touch me. |
| PLAYERPICKPOCKET | Don't even think about it. |
| PLAYERPICKPOCKET | What do you think you're doing? |
| PLAYERPICKPOCKET | I'm watching you. |
| PLAYERPICKPOCKET | Keep your hands to yourself. |
| PLAYERPICKPOCKET | You won't get away with that. |
| PLAYERPICKPOCKET | Not a good idea. |
| PLAYERSWINGMELEEWEAPON | Can I try that? Just for a minute? Please? |
| PLAYERSWINGMELEEWEAPON | I used to have one just like that. |
| PLAYERSWINGMELEEWEAPON | Neat. What else you got? |
| PLAYERSWINGMELEEWEAPON | Watch where you're swinging that, will you? |
| PLAYERSWINGMELEEWEAPON | Is that really necessary? |
| PLAYERSWINGMELEEWEAPON | Hey, knock it off. |
| PLAYERSWINGMELEEWEAPON | Why don't you go swing that somewhere else? |
| PLAYERSWINGMELEEWEAPON | Careful with that. |
| PLAYERSWINGMELEEWEAPON | Stop doing that so close to me. |
| PLAYERSWINGMELEEWEAPON | Would you stop screwing around? |
| PLAYERSWINGMELEEWEAPON | Watch it, will you? |
| PLAYERTHROWGRENADE | Take cover! |
| PLAYERTHROWGRENADE | Watch out! |
| PLAYERTHROWGRENADE | Look out! |
| PLAYERTHROWGRENADE | What are you doing? |
| PLAYERTHROWGRENADE | Grenade! |
| PLAYERTHROWGRENADE | Take cover! |
| PLAYERTHROWGRENADE | Look out! |
| PLAYERZKEYOBJECT | Oh come on. Cut it out. |
| PLAYERZKEYOBJECT | Put that down, will you? |
| PLAYERZKEYOBJECT | Give it a rest, will you? |
| PLAYERZKEYOBJECT | Is that really necessary? |
| PLAYERZKEYOBJECT | Are you having fun with that? |
| PLAYERZKEYOBJECT | You're easily amused, eh? |
| PLAYERZKEYOBJECT | What are you going to do with that? |
| PLAYERZKEYOBJECT | Does that belong to you? |
| PLAYERZKEYOBJECT | You're kind of weird. |
| PLAYERZKEYOBJECT | Do you know where that's been? |
| PLAYERZKEYOBJECT | Is that really necessary? |
| postMS16Greeting1A | Here's to raising hell and living the good life out here! Cheers! |
| postMS16Greeting1A | Now all we need is a gang, and we could take over this whole Wasteland! |
| postMS16Greeting1B | Ah, you know you can't keep a Tunnel Snake cooped up forever! We gotta be free, and your little visit was just the inspiration I needed! |
| postMS16Greeting1B | So here's to sweet, glorious freedom! Cheers! |
| postMS16Greeting1B | Same way anyone does. By being too cool to stop anywhere else! I didn't see a thing in the wasteland that was a match for a bona fide Tunnel Snake! |
| postMS16Greeting1B | So, here's to freedom and rocking the Wasteland! Drink up! |
| postMS16Greeting1C | No such luck, sucker! Life ain't worth living without Butch around, and you can't keep a Tunnel Snake down. |
| postMS16Greeting1C | But if you're lucky, you can hold my empties. Here. |
| PowerAttack | Yeeaah! |
| PowerAttack | Heearrh! |
| PowerAttack | You're mine! |
| PowerAttack | Yeaaaaaaahhhhgh! |
| PowerAttack | Wake up... time to die! |
| PowerAttack | Don't say I didn't warn you! |
| PowerAttack | Enforcing peace and justice with maximum force. |
| PowerAttack | The Mechanist regrets this necessary use of violence. |
| PowerAttack | You want to get close, huh? Huh?! |
| PowerAttack | Want to dance, meat? Let's dance! |
| PowerAttack | I'm gonna eat your heart, you piece of shit! |
| PowerAttack | |
| PowerAttack | |
| PowerAttack | Got somethin' for ya! |
| PowerAttack | Yeeeaaagghh! |
| PowerAttack | Huuuurrrrgggghhhh! |
| PowerAttack | I strike this blow for science! |
| PowerAttack | Take this, you miserable wretch! |
| PowerAttack | I'll cut ya! |
| PowerAttack | I'm a blade man! |
| PowerAttack | Haargh! |
| PowerAttack | Haargh! |
| PowerAttack | Huurrraghh! |
| PowerAttack | Ha! |
| PowerAttack | Rrrraaahhh! |
| PowerAttack | Yaargh! |
| PowerAttack | Grrrraah! |
| PowerAttack | Huurrraghh! |
| PowerAttack | Rrrraaahhh! |
| PowerAttack | Yaargh! |
| PowerAttack | Grrrraah! |
| PowerAttack | Break you! |
| PowerAttack | Rrrraaaggh! |
| PowerAttack | Huuurrrggghhh! |
| PowerAttack | Here it comes! |
| PowerAttack | Smashie, smashie! |
| PowerAttack | Yaaaagh! |
| Radio101DistressMessage1 | It feels like you left home a long time ago, but I know you're still out there. I just hope you're still alive to hear this. |
| Radio101DistressMessage2 | Things got worse after you left. My father's gone mad with power. If you can hear this, please stop looking for your dad and help stop mine. |
| Radio101DistressMessage2 | Things got worse after you left. The new Overseer is insane. If you can hear this, please stop looking for your dad and help save us. |
| Radio101DistressMessage3 | I changed the door password to my name. If you're hearing this, and you still care enough to help me, you should remember it. |
| RadioChinesePropaganda1 | Why do you continue to send your boys to die for your capitalist masters? |
| RadioChinesePropaganda1 | Your boys are dying on the Alaska front, and all for nothing. Bring them home, before it is too late. |
| RadioChinesePropaganda2 | The gang of Wall Street fat cats, and their Washington war-monger puppets, have plunged the world into war to line their own... |
| RadioChinesePropaganda2 | Do you think your leaders will keep you safe if the bombs fall? You will die while the Wall Street gang and their hangers-on live like kings in... |
| RadioEnclaveInspirationalQuotes | Liberty, when it begins to take root, is a plant of rapid growth. |
| RadioEnclaveInspirationalQuotes | Discipline is the soul of an army. It makes small numbers formidable; procures success to the weak, and esteem to all. |
| RadioEnclaveInspirationalQuotes | Associate with men of good quality if you esteem your own reputation; for it is better to be alone than in bad company. |
| RadioEnclaveInspirationalQuotes | Arbitrary power is most easily established on the ruins of liberty abused to licentiousness. |
| RadioEnclaveInspirationalQuotes | Do I not destroy my enemies when I make them my friends? |
| RadioEnclaveInspirationalQuotes | Avoid popularity if you would have peace. |
| RadioEnclaveInspirationalQuotes | Everybody likes a compliment. |
| RadioEnclaveInspirationalQuotes | America will never be destroyed from the outside. If we falter and lose our freedoms, it will be because we destroyed ourselves. |
| RadioEnclaveInspirationalQuotes | Happiness lies in the joy of achievement and the thrill of creative effort. |
| RadioEnclaveInspirationalQuotes | We can afford all that we need; but we can not afford all that we want. |
| RadioEnclaveInspirationalQuotes | This generation of Americans has a rendezvous with destiny. |
| RadioEnclaveInspirationalQuotes | A good leader can't get too far ahead of his followers. |
| RadioEnclaveInspirationalQuotes | The people under our system, like the king in a monarchy, never dies. |
| RadioEnclaveInspirationalQuotes | It is easier to do a job right than to explain why you didn't. |
| RadioEnclaveInspirationalQuotes | No evil can result from its inhibition more pernicious than its toleration. |
| RadioEnclaveInspirationalQuotes | The government should not be guided by Temporary Excitement, but by Sober Second Thought. |
| RadioEnclaveInspirationalQuotes | May our country be always successful, but whether successful or otherwise, always right. |
| RadioEnclaveInspirationalQuotes | Courage and perseverance have a magical talisman, before which difficulties disappear and obstacles vanish into air. |
| RadioEnclaveInspirationalQuotes | ...The manners of women are the surest criterion by which to determine whether a republican government is practicable in a nation or not. |
| RadioEnclaveInspirationalQuotes | Old minds are like old horses; you must exercise them if you wish to keep them in working order. |
| RadioEnclaveInspirationalQuotes | The price of freedom is eternal vigilance. |
| RadioEnclaveInspirationalQuotes | Commerce with all nations, alliance with none, should be our motto. |
| RadioEnclaveInspirationalQuotes | A coward is much more exposed to quarrels than a man of spirit. |
| RadioEnclaveInspirationalQuotes | Do not bite at the bait of pleasure, till you know there is no hook beneath it. |
| RadioEnclaveInspirationalQuotes | I have never advocated war except as a means of peace. |
| RadioEnclaveInspirationalQuotes | Nations, like individuals, are punished for their transgressions. |
| RadioEnclaveInspirationalQuotes | Labor disgraces no man, but occasionally men disgrace labor. |
| RadioEnclaveInspirationalQuotes | There never was a time when, in my opinion, some way could not be found to prevent the drawing of the sword. |
| RadioEnclaveQuoteIntro | And now, one of my inspirational quotes. From the mouth of your President, John Henry Eden, straight to your heart. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech1A | Comfort, recreation, healthy competition - all will live again! This country WILL live again! |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech1A | Put your faith in John Henry Eden, great America, and baseball will live again! |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech1A | What if they could compete with baseball teams, from Pennsylvania, or Maryland? |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech1A | Now ask yourself this. What if the Capital Congressmen could live again? |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech1A | If only for an afternoon. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech1A | Their name? The Capital Congressmen. Their purpose? To make you, dear America, revel in the joy of sport and sunshine. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech1A | And on the horizon, they appear, like knights of yore, armed with bats of ash and hickory. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech1A | Imagine, a perfect, cloudless day. The sun is warm, welcoming. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech1A | That's right, America. Before we were devastated by atomic war, each state had its OWN professional baseball team. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech1A | I am referring, of course, to our great national pastime - baseball. Or so it had been. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech1A | I've been thinking quite a bit lately about something we can all relate to, something that is unquestionably, inescapably� American. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech2A | A place to truly call... home. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech2A | Of course you do. As President of the United States, you have my solemn pledge that I will never rest, NEVER rest, until we all have what we deserve. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech2A | Don't you, my darling America, deserve that? Don't you deserve a future free of war, and fear, and terrible uncertainty? |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech2A | Rest assured, I will not make the mistakes of my predecessors. When John Henry Eden builds a country, he builds it to last. The American way. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech2A | Our intrepid leaders had everything they wanted. Power. Wealth. Prestige. And it made them lazy, America. Oh yes. And laziness breeds stupidity. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech2A | The answer is really quite simple. Incompetence. Incompetence at the highest echelons of power. We put our trust, our faith, in halfwits. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech2A | The Capital Wasteland... How did it come to this, America? How did your leaders allow the most powerful nation on Earth� to die? |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech2A | Indeed, the very seat of the federal government, Washington D.C., has been reduced to what is now known as the "Capital Wasteland." |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech2A | We live in an age of poverty, greed, violence... destruction. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech3A | Democracy, dear America. Democracy, now... and forever. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech3A | And that person will have our full faith and confidence, and carry our collective values forward, into the future. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech3A | Of course, when the time comes, when my term is up, America will be free to elect a new President. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech3A | But rest assured, I am your President because the appropriate people of this great nation decided I should be! I AM your duly elected representative. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech3A | Unfortunately, in the interest of national security, I'm not at liberty to discuss the details of the election. You understand. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech3A | To that I must answer of course! Of course I was elected, sweet America! Isn't the right to vote the very foundation of a democracy? |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech3A | Or, whether or not I had been elected at all! |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech3A | The question has been raised, I know, as to just how I came to be elected to this most illustrious office. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech3A | It's time we discussed something rather important. The issue at hand is, well, my presidency. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech4A | The Enclave will restore peace, order, and prosperity to this great nation. And those who oppose us will be� removed. Forever. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech4A | Lawlessness, terror, murder. They're all around us, I know. I know. But not for long, sweet America. Not for long. Oh no. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech4A | And last but not least, the hideously mutated Super Mutants that have completely overrun the entire downtown D.C. area. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech4A | What about the Slavers of Paradise falls? The frighteningly irradiated ghouls of Underworld? |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech4A | And don't be fooled, America. Those who have left the Brotherhood of Steel, branded Outcasts, are just as dangerous. Even more so, being in exile. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech4A | Criminals who have had the audacity to claim this country's most important military installation, the Pentagon, as their own personal clubhouse! |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech4A | These power-armored boy scouts are nothing more than common criminals with access to some antiquated technology. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech4A | The so-called "Brotherhood of Steel." Don't be fooled by their pseudo-knightly nonsense or supposed connections to the United States Army. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech4A | There are, of course, the Raiders. Those anarchistic ruffians who roam the wastes, preying on any an all, stealing, murdering. Beasts. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech4A | Let's take a tally of these agitators, shall we? |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech4A | These radical malcontents don't care about you. They don't care about America. All they care about is fulfilling their own selfish desires. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech4A | Did you know, there are those amongst us who would shatter our hopes for peace, order, and security? |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech5A | The values of our past... shall be the foundation of our future. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech5A | We will rebuild the American family, as it was, as it was meant to be! |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech5A | We will match up the destitute, orphaned children of the Capital Wasteland with qualified, eligible adults. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech5A | The Enclave will restore every American school, reinstate every youth program, and offer counseling and financial assistance to any family in need. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech5A | That changes! Right here! Right now! From this moment onward, the children of this great nation are its highest priority! |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech5A | We both know the answer, don't we? None. America's children live a terrifying, meaningless existence. There is no hope. No happiness. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech5A | So let me ask you, America. How many of your children can say the same? How many of this nation's youth are truly happy, truly carefree? |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech5A | It was, for a little boy, the perfect existence. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech5A | Oh, the adventures we had! From Knob Creek to Hodgenville we roamed, carefree and courageous, irresponsible and completely inseparable. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech5A | When I was a child, growing up in rural Kentucky, I had the best friend a boy could hope for -- my dear old dog, Honey. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech6A | One Enclave. One America. Now... and forever. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech6A | But only together, TOGETHER, can we hope to reach our full potential. The way we were before the war. Whole. Beautiful. Powerful. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech6A | So, as your President, I am the voice, I am the heart and soul, of the Enclave. That is to say, I am the voice, heart, and soul... of America. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech6A | And, well, yes... the Enclave is me, as well. Ha ha ha. As your President, it's my responsibility to preside over our great democracy. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech6A | Just who is the Enclave? Why, that's simple. The Enclave is you, America. The Enclave is your sister, your aunt, your friend, your neighbor. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech6A | Let's talk about government, shall we? Or, more specifically, YOUR government, dear America - the Enclave. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech7A | Music placeholder. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech7A | So celebrate! Sing out! America is back! America IS beautiful! |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech7A | Just a little bit more time. That's all we need until the purifier is ready for continual operation. And then, your thirst will truly be quenched! |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech7A | Imagine, America - millions, MILLIONS of gallons of water, made fresh, clean, and completely pure. In a matter of minutes! And it's all for you! |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech7A | For years, Enclave scientists have been hard at work on the most ambitious scientific endeavor the world has ever seen! Project Purity! |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech7A | Well I'm going to tell you, right here, right now, those days are at an end! The Enclave is back, America, and we've brought clean water with us! |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech7A | But that's not really living, is it? You're simply existing, America. Postponing death for a day or two. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech7A | Maybe you've got a makeshift purifier that cleans one glass of dirty water a day. Or you sip from an ancient faucet in an abandoned subway restroom. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech7A | Water is the foundation of life. But here in the Capital Wasteland, indeed in the entire country, water is polluted. Irradiated. Deadly. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech7A | You're thirsty, aren't you America? Not for knowledge or power, no. I'm not speaking metaphorically. You're thirsty for clean, fresh water. Hmm? |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech8A | Together, we'll restore the glory of this great nation. One problem at a time. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech8A | Very good, Colonel. Very good! So there you have it, my darling America. Enclave troops are now in your neighborhoods, in your lives, in your hearts. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech8A | Just stay out of the way and let us do our job. Interfere with the Enclave's mission, and you will be dealt with. Harshly. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech8A | When you see the Enclave, you see the United States government. We are authorized to restore order and civility, by any means necessary. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech8A | People of the Capital Wasteland. I am Colonel Autumn. By now, you have encountered Enclave troops in your towns, in your settlements. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech8A | Thank you, Mr. President. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech8A | But let's hear from the man himself, shall we? America, I give you - Colonel Augustus Autumn! |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech8A | These fine men and women, under the command of the stalwart Colonel Augustus Autumn, have one mission: the restoration of American peace and order. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech8A | The Enclave is back, America! And no, not just on your radio. Right now Enclave troops are patrolling the Capital Wasteland! |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech9A | God bless the Enclave! God bless America! |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech9A | I am President John Henry Eden, and this is my pledge -- no one, NO ONE will take this great nation away from me! |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech9A | The Brotherhood of Steel will fail! All those who oppose the Enclave will fail! |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech9A | Let them come! Wave upon traitorous wave will crash against the Enclave's walls! |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech9A | It is only a matter of time before the traitors march on the purifier, and attempt to take it by force. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech9A | The Brotherhood of Steel, in their arrogance, has claimed Project Purity as their own! They would steal the Enclave's work, steal America's water! |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech9A | Even as I speak these words, fearless Enclave soldiers are fortifying their positions at the great water purifier, bracing for an inevitable assault. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech9A | In short, my dearest America - we are at war. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeech9A | Our great nation once more threatens to crumble, to topple into the sea of lawlessness and despair that have ruled us all for over 200 years. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeechGoodbye | Reflect upon all I have said, my America. Reflect and wait. For soon this great nation will be reborn, and the Enclave will be its salvation. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeechGoodbye | And now, dearest America, we must say farewell. For there is much work to be done, and the Enclave never rests. Never. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeechGoodbye | But for now, my America, we must part. Restoring the greatest country in the world to its former glory, well. That takes time, even for the Enclave. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeechGoodbye | So remember, America. The Enclave is working around the clock to return this country to greatness. All you need is a little patience, a little faith. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeechGoodbye | We've got to part now, you and I, but don't be sad, America. The Enclave is working tirelessly to rebuild this great nation, so you don't have to. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeechIntro | Hello, my beautiful America. This is President Eden, and it's time we had a talk. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeechIntro | Hello again, America the magnificent. This is President Eden, and I was hoping we could talk. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeechIntro | Sweet America. Hello again. This is President Eden, and I'd like to have a chat. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeechIntro | Greetings, dearest America. This is your President, John Henry Eden. Let's chat, shall we? |
| RadioEnclaveSpeechIntro | Greetings again, sweet America. This is President John Henry Eden, and I'd like to chat, if you've got a moment. |
| RadioEnclaveSpeechIntro | Hello again, America. This is John Henry Eden, your President. There are some things we should talk about, if that's all right. |
| RadioEnclaveStationAddress | This is President Eden, and you're listening to Enclave Radio -- the Voice of America. |
| RadioEnclaveStationAddress | I'm President John Henry Eden and you're listening to Enclave Radio -- the voice of warmth and reason in this cold, unreasonable world. |
| RadioEnclaveStationAddress | You're listening to Enclave Radio. I'm John Henry Eden, President of the Enclave, President of America, President... of your heart. |
| RadioEnclaveStationAddress | This is Enclave Radio, with your host -- me! President John Henry Eden. |
| RadioGNRDashwoodClose | Be sure and tune in next time, for another exciting adventure of me, Herbert "Daring" Dashwood, and my stalwart Ghoul manservant Argyle! |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp1 | |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp1 | Argyle, old friend. I think I'm in love... |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp1 | Penelope Chase, fortune hunter. You can buy me a beer later. Now let's cut this shindig short and get the bloody hell out of here! Come on! |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp1 | Now, now, Argyle! No need to be hasty. We owe this young lady our thanks. Miss... |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp1 | Wait a minute! We do the rescuing around here, sister. |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp1 | You boys all right? I busted out of that box and was almost home free when I noticed your predicament. |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp1 | Drop the steel, you Slaver scumbag. |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp1 | Hands up, chumps. Nobody escapes from Paradise Falls. Now let's move back to the pen, nice and slow, before... |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp1 | Child's play, boss. Okay lady, you're rescued. Now let's get out of... What? Boss, it's empty! |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp1 | Ha ha! Now, the door. |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp1 | Lotus... kick! Yieee!! Ugh! |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp1 | Huh? |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp1 | Allow me. Hey fella, got a light? |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp1 | All right. She's locked in there. They call it... "the box." First, we need to remove that guard... |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp1 | |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp1 | Sigh. Always with the dames. |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp1 | Not so fast, my flesh-rotten friend! That girl we came in with. We're the only chance she's got. Come on! |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp1 | Don't thank me yet, boss. We still need to get out of here. Let's go! While the guard's away from the front gate! |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp1 | Argyle, you magnificent bastard! You did it! |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp1 | So little faith, boss. I could disarm this Slaver junk with my eyes closed. One second... there! Now for yours... stand still! |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp1 | Today's episode - escape from Paradise Falls! |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp2 | Quite right, old Chum. Save those questions, Miss Chase. If we survive what happens next, I may even answer them! |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp2 | Boss, that sounds like a kid screaming! And it's coming from those ruins! |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp2 | |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp2 | Oh, I don't know, Daring. For example, that name of yours. I happen to like "Herbert." Why the... |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp2 | Ahh, now, Argyle old chum. Let's not, um, bore the beautiful Miss Chase with those ancient exploits. |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp2 | With all due respect, boss - you didn't. If you remember, it was me who got you out of that little "situation" in... |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp2 | Are you kidding, my dear? Argyle has saved my skin more times than I care to remember. I hardly know how I got by before I met him. |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp2 | My my, Argyle. You are rather resourceful for a Ghoul, aren't you? |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp2 | Heh heh. The old "Shady Sands Shuffle." It sure brings me back. You two smoothskins okay? |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp2 | |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp2 | It's not what he's taking out my dear, but rather what he's putting in. Duck and Covveerrr! |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp2 | Why is your Ghoul friend picking their pockets? This is no time for sticky fingers, Daring! |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp2 | Now see here, you hulking horrors! This young lady has been through quite enough for one day! Holster your weapons or... |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp2 | Out of the frying pan... |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp2 | Super Mutants! |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp2 | Stupid human! Shut up now! You come with us now! |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp2 | Ha! Now that's what this Wasteland needs - more women with spunk and explosives! So tell me, Penelope, what's the next stop on... |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp2 | And by "disrupt" I mean "blow up." |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp2 | My friends call me Penelope, and let's just say those Slavers don't take too kindly to people disrupting their caravans. |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp2 | So, Ms. Chase... How did you come to be, ahh... "held up" in Paradise Falls? |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp2 | |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp2 | Ha! That'll teach those Slaver slimebags to follow us. Looks like that's the last of them, boss. |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp2 | |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp2 | Today's episode - Super Mutant Mayhem! |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp3 | Looks like I've gotten us into one heck of a pickle, Argyle old chum. One heck of a pickle indeed... |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp3 | Quite right. We've been trying to capture these Rockopolis rodents for years. Never could have done it without you, Daring. |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp3 | I knew it! I knew this dame was no good! But it's worse than I thought. She's the Black Widow! The leader of the Slavers! |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp3 | Jabber all you want. In about 30 seconds, my associates from Paradise Falls will join us. |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp3 | Here I thought we were friends. And now you have a gun in my face. Bad form, Miss Chase. Bad form. |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp3 | Oh, I don't know, Daring darling. I find the ghoul's instincts to be... frighteningly accurate. |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp3 | Ignore my manservant's mutterings, Penelope. He has a penchant for the dramatic you see. Why one time... |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp3 | Listen to yourself, boss! This is Rockopolis! One of the safest places in the Wasteland, and you just showed a stranger where it is! |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp3 | Oh, no, Miss Chase! I can assure you, this will be our special place. |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp3 | Now that's what I call a getaway, Daring! So tell me, do you take all your girlfriends here? |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp3 | Just over here! This large boulder! And now... the secret knock. And... voila! |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp3 | So you do know where it is! Well come on then, those Super Mutants can't be far behind! |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp3 | Now now, old chum! Miss Chase is hardly going to violate the secrets of Rockopolis. Isn't that right, Miss Chase? Besides, necessity calls! |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp3 | Boss! That's privileged information! You can't just... |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp3 | Turns out you're in good company, Miss Chase. Argyle and I are old friends of Rockopolis. Know the secret knock and everything! |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp3 | In those hills up there! Isn't that where the hidden village of Rockopolis is located? If only we knew where it was... |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp3 | Well, those Super Mutants are persistent if nothing else! A word of advice - keep running! |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp3 | Today's episode -- In the Black Widow's Web! |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp4 | Best hurry, old chum... I can't hang on... much longer... I think this could be the end... of... |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp4 | Boss! Don't worry, I'm coming! |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp4 | Child's play, you withering worry wort! Watch... tthhiiss. Woooaaaahhh!! |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp4 | They're gaining on us boss! That cliff up ahead - you think you can jump it? You ain't as spry as you used to be... |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp4 | This way, Argyle! Into the caves! It's our only chance! (sound of running) |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp4 | Citizens of Rockopolis! Destroy these interlopers! |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp4 | Warm welcome's over boss! Time to scram! |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp4 | Dashwwwooooddd! |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp4 | Inspired you to tighten your defenses? |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp4 | Slavers? You led the Slavers here? To Rockopolis? You idiots! Do you realize what you've done! |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp4 | She's the least of your worries, Craggy. In a few seconds, the Slavers are gonna be breaking down your rocky front door! |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp4 | Herbert Dashwood? Ugh... I should have known. But who is this... this dead woman? And... is that her... heart? |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp4 | Oh magnificent King Crag, fearless leader of Rockopolis! It's me, Daring! Daring Dashwood? |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp4 | What is the meaning of this?! |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp4 | Your kung fu skills may be unparalleled, old chum, but your comic delivery leaves something to be desired... |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp4 | Ah, I always knew this broad was heartless. Get it, boss? Heartless? |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp4 | Good God, Argyle! You... You ripped out her heart! |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp4 | Aggghhhh! |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp4 | Funny business? Miss Chase, you hurt my feelings. I mean, there ain't nothin' funny about... the Eagle Clawwww!!! |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp4 | Just ease away, zombie. No funny business... |
| RadioGNRDashwoodEp4 | Today's episode - Between Rockopolis and a Hard Place! |
| RadioGNRDashwoodLeadIn | You're listening to the adventures of me, Herbert "Daring" Dashwood, and my stalwart Ghoul manservant Argyle! |
| RadioGNRDashwoodLeadIn | You're listening to the adventures of me, Herbert "Daring" Dashwood, and my stalwart Ghoul manservant Argyle! |
| RadioGNRDashwoodLeadIn | You're listening to the adventures of me, Herbert "Daring" Dashwood, and my stalwart Ghoul manservant Argyle! |
| RadioGNRDashwoodLeadIn | You're listening to the adventures of me, Herbert "Daring" Dashwood, and my stalwart Ghoul manservant Argyle! |
| RadioGNRMusicExtroSpecific | That was Billie Holiday with "Crazy He Calls Me." |
| RadioGNRMusicExtroSpecific | That was Billie Holiday with "Easy Living." |
| RadioGNRMusicExtroSpecific | That was Danny Kaye and the Andrew Sisters with "Civilization." |
| RadioGNRMusicExtroSpecific | That was Ella Fitzgerald with "Into Each Life Some Rain Must Fall." |
| RadioGNRMusicExtroSpecific | That was Tex Beneke with "A Wonderful Guy." |
| RadioGNRMusicExtroSpecific | That was Cole Porter with "Anything Goes." |
| RadioGNRMusicExtroSpecific | That was the Ink Spots, with "I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire." |
| RadioGNRMusicExtroSpecific | That was the Ink Spots, with "Maybe." |
| RadioGNRMusicExtroSpecific | That was Bob Crosby with "Happy Times." |
| RadioGNRMusicExtroSpecific | That was Bob Crosby with "Way Back Home." |
| RadioGNRMusicExtroSpecific | That was Roy Brown with "Butcher Pete." |
| RadioGNRMusicExtroSpecific | That was Roy Brown with "Mighty Mighty Man." |
| RadioGNRMusicIntroGeneric | Now... some music. |
| RadioGNRMusicIntroGeneric | And now... some music. |
| RadioGNRMusicIntroSpecific | It's Cole Porter and "Anything Goes." |
| RadioGNRMusicIntroSpecific | Here's Tex Beneke with... "A Wonderful Guy." |
| RadioGNRMusicIntroSpecific | It's the "First Lady of Song" herself, Miss Ella Fitzgerald, telling us that, "Into Each Life Some Rain Must Fall." Ain't that the truth, sister. |
| RadioGNRMusicIntroSpecific | Here's Danny Kaye and Andrew Sisters, crooning about - what else? - "Civilization." |
| RadioGNRMusicIntroSpecific | How about some "Easy Living," from everyone' favorite songstress, Billie Holiday? |
| RadioGNRMusicIntroSpecific | It's Billie Holiday with... "Crazy He Calls Me." |
| RadioGNRMusicIntroSpecific | Up next is Roy Brown, tellin' us all about that, "Mighty Mighty Man." |
| RadioGNRMusicIntroSpecific | It's Roy Brown, singin' about the one, the only, "Butcher Pete"! |
| RadioGNRMusicIntroSpecific | This is Bob Crosby, takin' us, "Way Back Home." |
| RadioGNRMusicIntroSpecific | Here's Bob Crosby, singin' to us all about, "Happy Times." |
| RadioGNRMusicIntroSpecific | It's the Ink Spots, and "Maybe." |
| RadioGNRMusicIntroSpecific | This is the Ink Spots, with their timeless classic, "I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire." |
| RadioGNRNewsLink | Seems we've got a bit of news. Just listen to this. |
| RadioGNRNewsLink | News time, children. |
| RadioGNRNewsLink | We interrupt our regularly scheduled program for some news. |
| RadioGNRNewsLink | Ah yes, time for the news. |
| RadioGNRNewsLink | And here's... me! With the news. |
| RadioGNRNewsLink | Got lots of stuff goin' down in Post Apocalyptia these days. Here some of the latest news. |
| RadioGNRNewsPost | Sigh. I think we've lost this one, folks. Good kid goes bad, it's the story of the Wasteland, right? It's a sad, sad day for us all. |
| RadioGNRNewsPost | Kid, if you're listening? Fool me once, shame on me. Fool me twice - fuck you, you worthless piece of shit. |
| RadioGNRNewsPost | The kid from Vault 101 had ole Three Dog fooled. I had her pegged as one of the good guys and then, BAM -- she goes and acts all... evil. |
| RadioGNRNewsPost | The kid from Vault 101 had ole Three Dog fooled. I had him pegged as one of the good guys and then, BAM -- he goes and acts all... evil. |
| RadioGNRNewsPost | Is there not one human being with a shred of decency left in this entire back-asswards Wasteland? |
| RadioGNRNewsPost | Why? Why why why why why? Aggh! Faithful listeners, I'm disappointed. And you should be too. |
| RadioGNRNewsPost | Again with the evil kid doing good things. I ask you, folks - has a soul been saved? Keep fighting the Good Fight, kid. We're rootin' for ya. |
| RadioGNRNewsPost | Kid, if you're listening - you did a good thing. Please, for all our sakes, keep it up. There are enough evil assholes out there already. |
| RadioGNRNewsPost | But now, for some miraculous reason, She's had a change of heart! She's actually done something that can be considered - dare I say it? - "good"! |
| RadioGNRNewsPost | But now, for some miraculous reason, he's had a change of heart! He's actually done something that can be considered - dare I say it? - "good"! |
| RadioGNRNewsPost | My, my. What a curious turn of events. So here we have the kid from Vault 101, who by all accounts has a soul as black as charred Brahmin meat. |
| RadioGNRNewsPost | Thanks for listening, children. This is Three Dog, and you're listening to Galaxy News Radio. We're Radio Free Wasteland, and we're here... for you. |
| RadioGNRNewsPost | Until next time, this is Three Dog, and you're listening to Galaxy News Radio, Bringing you the truth, no matter how bad it hurts. |
| RadioGNRNewsStoryDad | Whoever lives in there sure as hell doesn't want what you're selling, and no, you can't knock down the door. It weighs like 13 tons. |
| RadioGNRNewsStoryDad | Hey, and in case a light bulb just started glowin' over your head, you can flick the switch and forget about it. You're not getting into that vault. |
| RadioGNRNewsStoryDad | So if you see James out there, you say hello. Be kind to our new brother, and show him that here on the outside, we always fight the good fight. |
| RadioGNRNewsStoryDad | So I, the great and powerful Three Dog, set my brother straight. I told him what was what. Who are the winners, the losers, the movers and shakers. |
| RadioGNRNewsStoryDad | Now, this cat, James is his name, had been in a hole for years! He needed to know what was what out here in the beautiful Capital Wasteland! |
| RadioGNRNewsStoryDad | Well wouldn't you know it, someone's come out of it again! And, I kid you not, he came to visit yours truly right here in the studio! |
| RadioGNRNewsStoryDad | Now, believe it or not, this one's still got people livin' in it! And every few years or so, someone comes scrabblin' out. |
| RadioGNRNewsStoryDad | For those of you not in the know, to the northwest of Megaton there's this vault. Vault 101. |
| RadioGNRNewsStoryGeneric01 | So if your travels take you to Canterbury Commons, keep your head down and your assault rifle loaded for crazy. |
| RadioGNRNewsStoryGeneric01 | Every day it seems to be the same nutty scene, with the scuffles ending in a stalemate. |
| RadioGNRNewsStoryGeneric01 | One of these wackos seems to be assisted by robots, and the other by mutated bugs. |
| RadioGNRNewsStoryGeneric01 | I've been getting some scattered reports that a couple of costumed kooks have been battling for control of the settlement called Canterbury Commons. |
| RadioGNRNewsStoryGeneric01 | All right, Three Dog has heard about some crazy things going on out there in the Capital Wasteland, but this one just might beat them all. |
| RadioGNRNewsStoryGeneric02 | That, my friends, is fighting the good fight. |
| RadioGNRNewsStoryGeneric02 | These guys are schemers, crooks, and killers, and the sooner you all realize that and stand up to their oppression, the better. |
| RadioGNRNewsStoryGeneric02 | Wake up, children -- the Enclave have a giant truck full 'o Brahmin, and they've been spoon-feeding you the bullshit. |
| RadioGNRNewsStoryGeneric02 | The Enclave, and that includes their Homecoming King, "President" John Henry Eden and his gorilla Colonel Augustus Autumn, are NOT here to help you. |
| RadioGNRNewsStoryGeneric02 | Children, I don't care if you've ignored every other word that's come out of my mouth for the past five years. Please. Hear me now, and believe. |
| RadioGNRNewsStoryGeneric02 | From Rivet City to downtown D.C., the Enclave is on the scene and setting up shop. |
| RadioGNRNewsStoryGeneric02 | Good golly, Holly. This is the worst thing to happen to our neighborhood since the HOA instituted their mandatory "scavenged rags" dress code. |
| RadioGNRNewsStoryGeneric03 | So if you're out by Grayditch, you may want to pop in and see what's what. |
| RadioGNRNewsStoryGeneric03 | Residents haven't come out to trade with the caravaners, and attempts to make contact have been met with... silence. |
| RadioGNRNewsStoryGeneric03 | Okay... it seems the settlement of Grayditch has gone quiet. |
| RadioGNRNewsStoryGeneric04 | Come on, Al, cut the Ghoulies a break. If they've got the caps and you've got the space, it's a win-win, right? Whadaya say? |
| RadioGNRNewsStoryGeneric04 | Ah, but lush at large Allistair Tenpenny says, "No zombies, no how!" |
| RadioGNRNewsStoryGeneric04 | According to reports from the ever so hoity toity Tenpenny Tower, a group of displaced Ghouls have been trying to gain entrance. |
| RadioGNRNewsStoryGeneric05 | The rest of you Brotherhood cats -- can't you extend an olive branch or something? You'd think fighting the Super Mutants would be enough... |
| RadioGNRNewsStoryGeneric05 | So, Brotherhood Outcasts -- knock it off! I'd prefer not to get murdered in my own backyard. |
| RadioGNRNewsStoryGeneric05 | But when the Outcasts decide to take pot shots at my building -- which the Brotherhood uses as an outpost -- I make an exception. |
| RadioGNRNewsStoryGeneric05 | Now, normally, family squabbles are none of my business. |
| RadioGNRNewsStoryGeneric05 | Tensions continue to mount between the courageous forces of the Brotherhood of Steel and their estranged brethren, the Outcasts. |
| RadioGNRNewsStoryGeneric06 | Today's weather -- excessively violent, with a chance of dismemberment. Tune in later for our 5-day forecast. |
| RadioGNRNewsStoryGeneric07 | So if you see a Knight or Paladin out there fighting your battles for you, give him a big thanks. Or even better -- some ammo. |
| RadioGNRNewsStoryGeneric07 | Without our buddies from the Brotherhood, I'm guessing the entire Capital Wasteland would have been overrun a long time ago. |
| RadioGNRNewsStoryGeneric07 | They've recently stepped up patrols in the downtown D.C. ruins in response to increasing sightings of everybody's favorite freaks, the Super Mutants. |
| RadioGNRNewsStoryGeneric07 | The boys and girls of the Brotherhood of Steel continue to fight the good fight, folks. |
| RadioGNRNewsStoryGeneric08 | Word is, these guys take all the contracts the other mercs won't. In short -- there's nothing they won't do. So be careful out there. |
| RadioGNRNewsStoryGeneric08 | If you see these hombres, steer clear. Whatever you have, they want, and they're not really into asking politely. |
| RadioGNRNewsStoryGeneric08 | I've been getting more and more reports of these mercenary maniacs from Talon Company, especially in the downtown D.C. area. |
| RadioGNRNewsStoryGeneric09 | Keep that in mind the next time you feel like nosing around that neighborhood. |
| RadioGNRNewsStoryGeneric09 | There have been more and more sightings of Raiders over by Evergreen Mills. Smart money's on them having some kind of camp out that way. |
| RadioGNRNewsStoryGeneric10 | Look, it was years ago, and I MAY have been experimenting with Jet at the time, but I�m telling you, it�s out there... |
| RadioGNRNewsStoryGeneric10 | A veritable Oasis of green in that depressing sea of brown. |
| RadioGNRNewsStoryGeneric10 | Now what if I, the all-powerful Three Dog, were to tell you that somewhere right here in the Capital Wasteland, there�s a place with LOTS of trees. |
| RadioGNRNewsStoryGeneric10 | No, no, no. Not those shriveled black things. I�m talking real trees. Brown bark, green leaves, photosynthesis, all that good stuff. |
| RadioGNRNewsStoryGeneric10 | Here's a question for all you faithful listeners. Have you guys and gals ever seen... a tree? |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsCG04 | What the hell is going on down there? Revolution? Vacation? Somebody fart? Your guess is as good as mine, kiddies. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsCG04 | Turns out it gets better. I've got a new report here that says someone ELSE has just climbed out of that hole! |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsCG04 | Not too long ago, I reported that a cat recently left Vault 101. His name is James. Good guy. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ01 | And for all you other cats out there listening, if you see the kid from Vault 101 out there, give her a pat on the back and wish her luck. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ01 | And for all you other cats out there listening, if you see the kid from Vault 101 out there, give him a pat on the back and wish him luck. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ01 | But James, if you're listening... Your kid's out, man, and she misses you. So you might want to find her before she gets swallowed up and spit out. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ01 | But James, if you're listening... Your kid's out, man, and he misses you. So you might want to find him before he gets swallowed up and spit out. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ01 | Is that why he left the vault? Looks that way. So who knows, maybe James is going to save the world. Can't think of a better cause than that. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ01 | See, James left Vault 101 without telling the kid why. Now, I've since learned that James is a scientist and is working on something big. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ01 | I know! I know! I couldn't make this shit up! Okay, but now it gets kind of sad. You see, the kid is looking for her dad, looking for James. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ01 | I know! I know! I couldn't make this shit up! Okay, but now it gets kind of sad. You see, the kid is looking for his dad, looking for James. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ01 | Now. You want to know if it gets better, don't you? Well hell YES it gets better! Turns out vault dweller #2 was none other than James's kid! |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ01 | Weeeeelll... Guess who came to visit ole' Three Dog at his luxurious studio in beautiful downtown D.C.? That's right - the other vault dweller! |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ01 | Okay, so I told you about James, the guy from the vault. And then I told you somebody else crawled outta there too. Right. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ01 | Hoooooo BOY! Children, you are going to LOVE this. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ02 | Kid, you get your ass back to GNR, you hear me? We've got some stuff to talk about! |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ02 | From here on in, it's bye-bye stupid static, hello magnificent music. So sit back, relax, and absorb these classic tunes. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ02 | Because of the kid from Vault 101, that's how! That gal actually managed to repair our antenna relay. How's that for ingenuity, folks? |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ02 | Because of the kid from Vault 101, that's how! That cat actually managed to repair our antenna relay. How's that for ingenuity, folks? |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ02 | But Three Dog! You're in that cool radio studio in D.C. How do YOU know I can hear you, all the way out here in the ass end of nowhere? |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ02 | That's right, from Megaton to Girdershade, Paradise Falls to the Republic of Dave, we are coming to you loud and proud, in a special live report! |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ03 | And... According to my super secrety sources, Rivet City council member and lead egghead Doctor Madison Li is personally involved. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ03 | Hey, all I can tell you is the Vault kid showed up, and the scientists there started running around like their pointy heads were on fire. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ03 | SOMETHING is going on down in Rivet City, and you-know-who is involved. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ04 | Here's hoping they can hold onto each other this time around. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ04 | But none of that matters now! Father and daughter were spotted walkin' and talkin' together out there in the Wastes. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ04 | But none of that matters now! Father and son were spotted walkin' and talkin' together out there in the Wastes. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ04 | What kind of dad leaves his kid in an underground bunker? Children, I just don't know. It ain't for Three Dog to judge, and you shouldn't either. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ04 | You see, the kid from Vault 101 has been looking for her dad, a very nice man named James, who left his daughter in the vault when he took off. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ04 | You see, the kid from Vault 101 has been looking for his dad, a very nice man named James, who left his son behind in the vault when he took off. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ04 | It's about love, abandonment, and - now this is the good part - reunion! |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ04 | Grab your hankies, children, cause I've got a heart-warming tale to tell. It's about a little girl's search for her... for her daddy. Waaaahh! |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ04 | Grab your hankies, children, cause I've got a heart-warming tale to tell. It's about a little boy's search for... for his daddy. Waaaahh! |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ05 | Well, boys and girls, what can I say. Looks like President Eden wasn't completely full of shit after all. Methinks we are screwed... |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ05 | They're safe and sound now at the Citadel. Praise Jesus! Praise Jesus! No sign of the kid's father, though. Here's hoping James is okay. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ05 | And, when the Man showed up, a bunch of scientists went running. With them was Rivet City's own Dr. Madison Li, and that crazy kid from Vault 101. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ05 | You heard it here first, my friends - the Enclave is on the scene. I've got reports of flying ships and shock troops in high-tech power armor. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ05 | Tinfoil hat time, children. My eyes and ears tell me the Big Bad Government has taken over that big machine thingy at the Jefferson Memorial. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ06 | Good luck with that, my friend. Only thing been seen out in those parts is Yao Guai, Super Mutants, and some crazy mountain kids. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ06 | Makes perfect sense to me. The kid's had enough of the wild and wooly Wasteland, and is looking for another old vault to crawl into. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ06 | The kid from Vault 101, aka the Wanderer, aka "That Crazy Sonnuvabitch," has been spotted poking around some caves way out west. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ07 | So what was Vault kid doing out there? You do the math. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ07 | But Three Dog, the selling of live human beings is completely fucked up! Yes, children. Yes it is. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ07 | Do you know what goes on out there in the stripmall that time forgot? Wake up, children! It's a goddamned slaver compound! They. Sell. People. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ07 | The gal from Vault 101 was seen walking into Paradise Falls, and then walking back out with a big smile on her face. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ07 | The cat from Vault 101 was seen walking into Paradise Falls, and then walking back out with a big smile on his face. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ07 | But more importantly - does it even matter worth a damn? Slavers are dead, slaves are free. That's a win-win if you ask me, children. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ07 | Did they sell her a bum slave and then refuse the refund, or was it some elaborate rescue operation? |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ07 | Did they sell him a bum slave and then refuse the refund, or was it some elaborate rescue operation? |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ07 | You heard it here first, faithful listeners. The Wanderer showed up at slaver central and bad guys started dropping left and right. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ07 | Gasp! But what's this? The bothersome bumblebee looked suspiciously like a certain kid, from a certain vault... |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ07 | Those scumbag Slavers way over in Paradise Falls had one big ole bee on their bonnet, and this baby knew how to sting. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ07 | Look, all I'm sayin' is the Wanderer showed up, and then some slaves mysteriously escaped. Coincidence? Oh, I think not... |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ07 | Gasp! But what's this? The bothersome bumblebee looks suspiciously like a certain kid, from a certain vault... |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ07 | Those scumbag Slavers way over in Paradise Falls have one big ole bee on their bonnet. Buzz, buzz, buzz, buzz! |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ08 | Good luck, Wanderer. You'll need it. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ08 | Anyway, the vertibird was headed northwest into the mountains, where I have it on good authority the Enclave has their big underground clubhouse. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ08 | I mean, how willing can you be when you're encased in a block of ice? Crazy, I know, but these are crazy times we live in... |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ08 | My deep cover super secret agents tell me a vertibird recently flew out of the mountains to the west, and the vault kid was an unwilling passenger. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ08 | Yikes. Looks like the lone Wanderer has wandered himself right into the Enclave's sinister clutches. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ08 | Yikes. Looks like the lone Wanderer has wandered herself right into the Enclave's sinister clutches. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ09 | Time for a showdown with the remaining Enclave forces at the Jefferson Memorial? You keep listening, children, and GNR will keep you posted! |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ09 | In other news, the Brotherhood of Steel has amassed a large assault force at the Citadel. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ09 | Can't have everything, I guess. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ09 | Now here's the bad news. Unfortunately, the little bitch from Vault 101 managed to crawl out before the place went kaboom. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ09 | Now here's the bad news. Unfortunately, the little prick from Vault 101 managed to crawl out before the place went kaboom. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ09 | Time for a showdown with the remaining Enclave forces at the Jefferson Memorial? You keep listening, children, and GNR will keep you posted! |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ09 | In other news, the Brotherhood of Steel has amassed a large assault force at the Citadel. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ09 | Keep fighting the good fight, kid! We're with you all the way! |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ09 | And if that weren't good enough news, word is our old friend from Vault 101 made it out of there in one piece. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ09 | Sure enough, the Enclave radio station is officially offline. Hell, check for yourself if you don't' believe me! |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ09 | The Enclave's not-so-secret base way up in the northwest just went kablooey! And I have reports, damn good ones, that Eden didn't make it out alive! |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ09 | I'm coming to you live with a special report! Ding, dong, the sanctimonious, self-righteous, self-proclaimed Presidential asshole is dead! |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ09 | If Eden declares this kid vice president, I swear to God I'll swallow this microphone. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ09 | Well that's... That's just great. The Vault kid from hell is now in cahoots with the devil himself. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ09 | She was seen not too long ago walking away from the Enclave's not-so-secret base way out to the northwest. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ09 | He was seen not too long ago walking away from the Enclave's not-so-secret base way out to the northwest. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ09 | Well no such luck. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ09 | We haven't heard squat about the little bitch from Vault 101 for two weeks, and hoped to God someone finally put a bullet in her brain. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ09 | We haven't heard squat about the little prick from Vault 101 for two weeks, and hoped to God someone finally put a bullet in his brain. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ09 | I'm coming to you live with a special report! |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ09 | Keep fighting the good fight, kid! We're with you all the way! |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ09 | Well buck up, pilgrims! Our friend is alive and well, and has managed to slip through the Enclave's clutches and escape their fortified base! |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ09 | We haven't heard squat about our old pal from Vault 101 for two weeks now, and it's been looking pretty grim. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMQ09 | I'm coming to you live with a special report! |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS01 | Somethin' about Super Mutants takin' residents prisoner... All I know is the kid could have helped, and didn't. Nice going, asshole. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS01 | Somethin' about a rescue from Super Mutants, if you can believe that. Nice going, kid. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS01 | Now, I've got new reports from the settlement known as Bigtown that Little Miss Vault Gal has helped them out with one hell of a mess. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS01 | Now, I've got new reports from the settlement known as Bigtown that Mister Vault Guy has helped them out with one hell of a mess. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS02 | So let's recount - our old friend shows up, weird shit happens, but in the end she saves the day. Yeah, that sounds about right. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS02 | So let's recount - our old friend shows up, weird shit happens, but in the end he saves the day. Yeah, that sounds about right. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS02 | In any event, the super silly situation's been dealt with, Canterbury Commons is safe, and 101 is the woman of the hour. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS02 | In any event, the super silly situation's been dealt with, Canterbury Commons is safe, and 101 is the man of the hour. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS02 | From who, you ask? A couple of self-obsessed super psychos called... the AntAgonizer and the Mechanist! Hey, I couldn't make this shit up if I tried. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS02 | A big 'thank you' goes out to the mysterious traveler from Vault 101, for saving the little town of Canterbury Commons. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS02 | Looks like I've got a spot o' good news for you, children. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS03 | Following this thing's advice'll get you killed faster than you can say, "Hug a deathclaw!" |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS03 | The kid from Vault 101 had a big hand in getting this thing written, and her research methods suck. There, I said it. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS03 | The kid from Vault 101 had a big hand in getting this thing written, and his research methods suck. There, I said it. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS03 | Public Service Warning, children! Watch out for a book claiming to be a "Wasteland Survival Guide!" |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS03 | Survive, Thrive, and Revive, that's the name of the game. The book is the Wasteland Survival Guide! Pick up your copy today! |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS03 | Now, let me tell ya. This thing's got all sorts of useful tips. Where to find food, how to deal with radiation, tons o' stuff. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS03 | Oh, and, get this - researched and co-authored by none other than - yep, you guessed it - that tenacious teenager from Vault 101. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS03 | Our first masterpiece is called "The Wasteland Survival Guide," written by Underworld's own Moira Brown. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS03 | Our first masterpiece is called "The Wasteland Survival Guide," written by Megaton's own Moira Brown. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS03 | Know what I've decided, children? I'm gonna start a bookclub. Right... NOW! Wanna join? Good, cause you got no choice! |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS04 | Shame, shame, shame on you... |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS04 | Oh, you heard me right! 101, a little defenseless boy begged you for help, and what did you do? You SOLD HIM AS A FUCKING SLAVE! |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS04 | I'll tell you where Bryan Wilks is. He's at fucking Paradise Falls, that's where! |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS04 | So if you see Bryan and his new parents, wish them all good luck. Oh, and 101? Nice work. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS04 | You see, not only did Miss Vault 101 stop the Ant problem, she also found little Bryan Wilks a new home. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS04 | You see, not only did Mister Vault 101 stop the Ant problem, he also found little Bryan Wilks a new home. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS04 | Bryan, sadly, was the sole survivor. That's where the kid from Vault 101 comes in, and where our story, thankfully, gets better. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS04 | So for the love of God, if someone is in the vicinity of Grayditch, could you please give the kid a Nuka-Cola, a Salisbury steak, something? |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS04 | Good God, 101, have you no conscience? You left the kid to rot in that fallout shelter. I have witnesses! |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS04 | I'll tell you where Bryan Wilks is. That little boy is stuck in a fucking box, that's where! |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS04 | But, what did she do with the boy, Three Dog? Where's Bryan Wilks now? |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS04 | But, what did he do with the boy, Three Dog? Where's Bryan Wilks now? |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS04 | You see, Miss Vault 101 may have stopped the Ant problem, but she couldn't be bothered to help poor little Bryan. Noooo. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS04 | You see, Mister Vault 101 may have stopped the Ant problem, but he couldn't be bothered to help poor little Bryan. Noooo. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS04 | Bryan, sadly, was the sole survivor. That's where the kid from Vault 101 comes in, and where our story, unfortunately, gets even worse. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS04 | You see, Bryan's from Grayditch, a small settlement that was recently overrun with overzealous Giant Ants. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS04 | This, faithful listeners, is the story of a little boy. A little boy... named Bryan Wilks. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS05 | Hey, wouldn't you know it, the lone Wanderer is done collecting bottles of soda. Christ, talk about your slow news days... |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS05 | I've also heard it tastes like Radscorpion shit and turns your piss blue. Or does it taste like Radscorpion piss and turn your shit blue? Whatever. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS05 | It's called Nuka-Cola Quantum, and I believe it was made in limited quantities before the war. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS05 | God knows why, but the kid from Vault 101 is scouring the Capital Wasteland for a unique brand of Nuka-Cola. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS06 | One small step backwards for man, one giant evolutionary rewind for mankind. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS06 | You see, they worked together to completely wipe out a group of noble, slavery-hating abolitionists at a place called the Temple of the Union. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS06 | Well you're in luck! Human bondage is here to stay, folks, thanks to that asshole from Vault 101 and his Slaver amigos. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS06 | Are you sick enough to think slavery is the best thing to happen to the Capital Wasteland since broiled Mirelurk Cakes? |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS06 | Are you a worthless piece of human trash who'd like nothing better than to own another human being? |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS06 | Now if she could just remove all those ugly pipes from the Jefferson Memorial... |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS06 | Now if he could just remove all those ugly pipes from the Jefferson Memorial... |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS06 | Thanks to the kid from Vault 101, for assisting with this little bit of civic restoration. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS06 | If you happen to make it down to the Mall, you just may notice that a previously decapitated statue has had an unexpected reunion... with it's head. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS06 | And special thanks to 101, for kicking the bad guys where it counts -- their wallets. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS06 | Slavers of the Capital Wasteland, consider this the big "fuck you" you've had coming since starting this scurrilous skin trade. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS06 | So if you're a slave on the run, the time for lying low is long gone. Head to the Temple of the Union and keep your head held high. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS06 | Is the tide finally turning for those scumbag Slavers? Lordy knows it's been open season on defenseless settlers long enough. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS06 | Looks like our friend from Vault 101 has turned amateur abolitionist, lending a hand to the folks at the Temple of the Union. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS08 | I'd ask the kid from 101, but I hear she's busy oogling some newly obtained piece of shiny Commonwealth technology. Quite a coinc of dink, that... |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS08 | I'd ask the kid from 101, but I hear he's busy oogling some newly obtained piece of shiny Commonwealth technology. Quite a coinc of dink, that... |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS08 | A case of unrequited middle-aged romance, or some kind of spontaneously beneficial business arrangement? |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS08 | Weird thing is, trusted Rivet City resident and head of security Harkness has abandoned his life here in the Capital Wasteland... and gone with him. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS08 | Looks like Rivet City's latest visitor, a certain Zimmer from the scientifically superior Commonwealth, has finally packed his bags and headed home. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS08 | Signs point to yes... |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS08 | Could this have something to do with Miss Vault 101 playing junior gumshoe lately, interrogating everyone about a fugitive from the Commonwealth? |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS08 | Could this have something to do with Mister Vault 101 playing junior gumshoe lately, interrogating everyone about a fugitive from the Commonwealth? |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS08 | Trouble, oh we got trouble, right here in Rivet City! Looks like trusted resident and head of security Harkness has unexpectedly flown the coop. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS09 | In the end, I guess it doesn�t really matter. Arefu is quiet once more, thanks to the efforts of the lone wanderer... from Vault 101. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS09 | So what happened down there in the stinking, slinking subway tunnels? Friendly chit-chat, or a classic case of shotgun diplomacy? |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS09 | The cherry on top? She emerged a short time later with a lad named Ian West, who, presumably, had been taken captive in the latest raid. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS09 | The cherry on top? He emerged a short time later with a lad named Ian West, who, presumably, had been taken captive in the latest raid. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS09 | Buuuuttt... it would seem that after 101 made a little solo sojourn into the murky depths of Meresti Station, the attacks... stopped. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS09 | Little Miss Vault 101 was spotted over in Arefu, where the settlement has been hit pretty hard lately by a marauding gang of riotous ruffians. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS09 | Mister Vault 101 was spotted over in Arefu, where the settlement has been hit pretty hard lately by a marauding gang of riotous ruffians. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS10 | Only you, 101. Only you. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS10 | You heard it here first, children. A forest fire in the Capital Wasteland, where all the trees were ALREADY burnt to a crisp 200 years ago. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS10 | Point 2: The smoke and smell from this thing don�t match your typical chemical burn. Reports are, this smells like burning... wood. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS10 | Point 1: The kid from Vault 101 was seen in that area just before the fire. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS10 | Yeah, yeah. So what? Well here�s what. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS10 | We�ve been getting reports of a raging, sustained fire somewhere up north. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS11 | Hey, nice work 101. Next time you're in the neighborhood, pop into the studio. Ole Three Dog's toaster's been on the fritz... |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS11 | The town's sheriff, one Lucas Simms, commissioned the one, the only lone wanderer from Vault 101 to disarm the nasty nuke, and the kid delivered. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS11 | Got some great news out of the town of Megaton. Turns out that live atomic bomb in the town's center has finally been deep-sixed for good. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS11 | But just who did the dirty deed? Ask yourself this -- why has the kid from Vault 101 been sighted hanging around Tenpenny Tower? Why indeed... |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS11 | I suspect foul play, folks. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS11 | Word is that twisted old land grabber Allistair Penny, founder of the posh Tenpenny Tower, has been looking to secure that spot for years. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS11 | But it was all just a tragic accident, right? Don't you believe that for a second, folks. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS11 | Well go kaboom it has. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS11 | It's been no secret that the pre-war nuke in the center of town had a live atomic core, and under the wrong conditions, could still go kaboom. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS11 | GNR sources have confirmed that the mushroom cloud seen in the vicinity of Megaton was in fact... Megaton. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS11 | Children, I'm afraid I've got some terrible, terrible news. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS12 | The butcher-at-large? Yep, you guessed it -- none other than the kid from Vault 101. Nice going, scumbag. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS12 | You see, those hapless, homeless irradiated rejects have all been brutally slaughtered in their temporary digs in the tunnels of Warrington Station. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS12 | Looks like that dream has died on the vine. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS12 | Hey, remember those down-on-their-luck Ghouls who wanted to share the luxury accommodations at the fancy shmancy Tenpenny Tower? |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS12 | Oh, and kiddo from Vault 101? You look like a complete freakshow in that mask. Hey, somebody had to say it... |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS12 | Three Dog's all for stickin' it to the Man, but good golly Ghoulies -- that's a liiittle much. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS12 | Looks like they finally got their upscale address! And all it took was the wholesale slaughter of every other Tenpenny resident! |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS12 | Hey, remember those down-on-their-luck Ghouls who wanted to share the luxury accommodations at the fancy shmancy Tenpenny Tower? |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS14 | Maybe I'll just ask around Underworld, hmmm? Cause a little irradiated birdy told me you've been spending some serious time down in Ghoulville... |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS14 | What's the deal, 101? You killin' for kicks, or is this a paying gig? |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS14 | Looks like that loony lass from Vault 101's been busy lately, this time systematically executing some of the Wasteland's most colorful characters. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS14 | Looks like that loony lad from Vault 101's been busy lately, this time systematically executing some of the Wasteland's most colorful characters. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS15 | Huzzah! The time of British oppression is finally over! Now we can finally turn our attention to the Super Mutants, Raiders, and Radscorpions... |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS15 | The kid has recovered one of this country's most important historical artifacts -- the Declaration of Independence. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS15 | The mistress of adventure herself, that rough and tumble lass from Vault 101, has really outdone herself this time. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS15 | The master of adventure himself, that rough and tumble lad from Vault 101, has really outdone himself this time. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS16 | She was seen coming OUT of the vault, AGAIN, and headed God knows where. Don't let that revolving door hit you on the ass on the way out... |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS16 | He was seen coming OUT of the vault, AGAIN, and headed God knows where. Don't let that revolving door hit you on the ass on the way out... |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS16 | Who says you can't go home again, huh? The kid from Vault 101 did, but it looks like the prodigal daughter's return didn't last all that long. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS16 | Who says you can't go home again, huh? The kid from Vault 101 did, but it looks like the prodigal son's return didn't last all that long. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS17 | Ohhh... Bad form, 101. Bad form, indeed... |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS17 | The kid THEN delivered the violin to some guy at Rivet City, NOT the old lady who had commissioned the retrieval job. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS17 | Should we suspect foul play? Damn straight. And you're Suspect Numero Uno, vault asshole. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS17 | The kid THEN delivered the violin to some old lady, who shortly thereafter was found stone cold dead AND violinless. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS17 | Now here's where the story gets sketchy, in true Capital Wasteland style. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS17 | Agatha, we love ya. Keep playin', sister. And Vault kid? You've helped make the Capital Wasteland a better place. Hats off, my friend. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS17 | Here's the best part. The violin was for an old woman named Agatha, who has taken to the airwaves herself to share some truly beautiful music. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS17 | Oh, but not just any ole violin, children... We're talking Stradivarius here. That's one top o' the line fiddle, you dig? |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS17 | My contacts report that he recently went on a highly dangerous excursion to recover -drum roll please - a violin. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS17 | Now, the Lone Wanderer, aka "that kid from Vault 101," has done some pretty interesting things, but this one takes the cake. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS18 | Oh, and Vault kid? I know you were seen in the vicinity. I hope to God you had nothing to do with this carnage. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS18 | Reports are sketchy... but it appears there have been some human casualties. Sorry for your losses, Reilly... assuming you ain't one of 'em. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS18 | Do I suspect some Vault Dweller intervention on this one? I certainly do. Good work, 101. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS18 | It would seem that a brave soldier named Theo was lost in the line of duty... but some of the others have been rescued. |
| RadioGNRPlayerExploitsMS18 | I've gotten word that a band of mercs called Reilly's Rangers were trapped on a DC rooftop, pinned down by Super Mutants. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaHope | For now, listen close, as I share yet another of our friend's adventures. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaHope | We'll get through this, children. You just gotta believe. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaHope | So believe me when I tell you that I was wrong. Dead wrong. That kid from Vault 101 is the Last, Best Hope of Humanity. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaHope | I've always given it to you straight, have I not? For good or ill, Galaxy News Radio has been the voice of truth on these airwaves. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaHope | The good ole U.S. of A... ahhh, she's a mess. I had pretty much written us all off. But that was before a certain kid from Vault 101... |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaHope | All right, children. It's time for Three Dog to be honest with ya. Here it is, plain as day - I used to think we were all well and truly fucked. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaParadigm | And now for you other faithful listeners, here's an update on our friend. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaParadigm | Kid from the vault, if you're listening, I want you to know that you are, truly, a Paradigm of Humanity. Keep on fighting, girl! |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaParadigm | Kid from the vault, if you're listening, I want you to know that you are, truly, a Paradigm of Humanity. Keep on fighting, man! |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaParadigm | I'm talkin' about the kid from Vault 101. Just 19, and this babe has been in some serious shit. And there ain't no sign o' stoppin'! |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaParadigm | I'm talkin' about the kid from Vault 101. Just 19, and this cat has been in some serious shit. And there ain't no sign o' stoppin'! |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaParadigm | Alive? Yes. Still wandering? Uh huh. One of the most powerful individuals in the Capital Wasteland? You bet your bobby socks, Susie. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaParadigm | Alive? Yes. Still wandering? Uh huh. One of the most powerful individuals in the Capital Wasteland? You bet your bobby socks, Susie. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaScourge | Here's the latest news on Vault 101's evil progeny... |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaScourge | Why? Because that kid from Vault 101 is the worst thing to happen to our neighborhood since radiation sickness. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaScourge | If they rewrite the Bible, they really need to add that part. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaScourge | And lo, the girl did step forth from her shadowy hole, and proclaim herself Scourge of Humanity. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaScourge | And lo, the boy did step forth from his shadowy hole, and proclaim himself Scourge of Humanity. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | This just in, my friends. Looks like we've got an update on the Last, Best Hope of Humanity herself, the kid from Vault 101. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | This just in, my friends. Looks like we've got an update on the Last, Best Hope of Humanity himself, the kid from Vault 101. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | This just in, my friends. Looks like we've got an update on that Paradigm of Humanity, the kid from Vault 101. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | This just in, my friends. Looks like we've got an update on that Scourge of Humanity, the kid from Vault 101. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | Question. Is there a God, and if so, does he give a shit about the rest of us? I was skeptical, but that was before a certain Saint from Vault 101... |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | I don't know how she's even still alive, but I've got an update on the kid from Vault 101. I swear, she must be Super-Human or somethin'... |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | I don't know how he's even still alive, but I've got an update on the kid from Vault 101. I swear, he must be Super-Human or somethin'... |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | I have a new theory. Vault 101 is actually Hell. Hear me out. I mean, that kid we all know and hate is Evil Incarnate, right? Here's the latest. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | Hey, out on that ridge! It's Buddha! It's Jesus! No, it's the... Wasteland Savior! Here's an update on Vault 101's homegrown messiah. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | She came from Vault 101... Friend? Foe? Or simple Wasteland Watcher? Here's an update on that kid from the hole... |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | He came from Vault 101... Friend? Foe? Or simple Wasteland Watcher? Here's an update on that kid from the hole... |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | So. Just when you thought it was crazy enough out there... Here's an update on the kid from Vault 101 who fancies herself the Wasteland Destroyer. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | So. Just when you thought it was crazy enough out there... Here's an update on the kid from Vault 101 who fancies himself the Wasteland Destroyer. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | Lordy! I just love that vault girl! Hole-dweller one day, Paragon of all that is good and right in the world the next. And, she's been busy... |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | Lordy! I just love that vault boy! Hole-dweller one day, Paragon of all that is good and right in the world the next. And, he's been busy... |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | Ah, the kid from Vault 101. She hurts, she helps, she does whatever she damn well pleases. Sometimes just a watcher... a Beholder, if you will. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | And now, for another exciting adventure of, "The Hero... of the Wasssssttteesss!" |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | You've seen her out there, haven't you, wandering the D.C. ruins, looking for adventure? The latest on Vault 101's very own Strider of the Wastes. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | You've seen him out there, haven't you, wandering the D.C. ruins, looking for adventure? The latest on Vault 101's very own Strider of the Wastes. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | You think all that shit between the Super Mutants and Brotherhood is bad? Here's the latest on the Harbinger of War himself, that kid from Vault 101. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | You think all that shit between the Super Mutants and Brotherhood is bad? Here's the latest on the Harbinger of War herself, that kid from Vault 101. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | Yeah, you guessed it - time for another update on the Villain of the Wastes herself, that evil little bitch from Vault 101. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | Yeah, you guessed it - time for another update on the Villain of the Wastes himself, that evil little bastard from Vault 101. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | Hallelujah! The Urban Legend is real, children! She's real, and she's out there, everyday, helping poor shlubs like you. The latest and greatest. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | Hallelujah! The Urban Legend is real, children! He's real, and he's out there, everyday, helping poor shlubs like you. The latest and greatest. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | Special report! Da da dum dum, da da da dum dum! This just in -- The kid from Vault 101 is not just an Urban Myth ! Oh, she's real all right. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | Special report! Da da dum dum, da da da dum dum! This just in -- The kid from Vault 101 is not just an Urban Myth ! Oh, he's real all right. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | You don't want to believe it, I know. That kid from Vault 101, he can't be real. He's just some creepy Urban Superstition, right? Wrong. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | You don't want to believe it, I know. That kid from Vault 101, she can't be real. She's just some creepy Urban Superstition, right? Wrong. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | Hate. Prejudice. Violence. Leave 'em all behind. The kid from Vault 101 did, so why can't you? The latest on our own Ambassador of Peace. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | Never quit. Never stop believing. That's the story of the cat from Vault 101. Here's the latest on the very Pinnacle of Survival. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | Want peace and quiet? Good luck with that, kids. The name of the game is chaos, thanks to Vault 101's own Harbinger of War. Listen and learn. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | And now an update on everyone's favorite hero from a hole, a gal I feel really comfortable calling - drum roll please - the Vault Legend! |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | And now an update on everyone's favorite hero from a hole, a guy I feel really comfortable calling - drum roll please - the Vault Legend! |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | And now, a little story. A story about a boy who climbed out of a hole. I'm talkin' about that Vault Descendent, of course. Here's the latest. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | And now, a little story. A story about a girl who climbed out of a hole. I'm talkin' about that Vault Descendent, of course. Here's the latest. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | Time again, my children, for chills and thrills, fears and scares. Do you know what that creepy Vault Boogeyman has been up to? Listen to this. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | A Paladin walks among us, children. And no, this ain't one of our buddies from the Brotherhood. I'm talking about that knight in shining vault suit. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | Now, an update on a certain crazy dude from Vault 101. Let's call him the Keeper. The Keeper of promises, of secrets, of his own destiny. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | Now, an update on a certain crazy chick from Vault 101. Let's call her the Keeper. The Keeper of promises, of secrets, of her own destiny. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | I know, I know, you want the skinny on Miss Vault 101. Well here's a news flash - that merciless fucking Defiler is still out there, all right? |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | I know, I know, you want the skinny on Mister Vault 101. Well here's a news flash - that merciless fucking Defiler is still out there, all right? |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | It's that time again, kids! The adventures of... the Capital Crusader! Yeah! Hurray! Seriously, how can you not dig this gal? Am I right? |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | It's that time again, kids! The adventures of... the Capital Crusader! Yeah! Hurray! Seriously, how can you not dig this guy? Am I right? |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | Neutrality, baby. That's today's lesson, taught by our own Capital Councilor. Maybe that vault door leads to Switzerland? Anyway, she's at it again. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | Neutrality, baby. That's today's lesson, taught by our own Capital Councilor. Maybe that vault door leads to Switzerland? Anyway, he's at it again. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | Now more on the kid from Vault 101, living a life of unrepentant vice and violence. Jesus, he's like some kind of, of... Capital Crimelord. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | Now more on the kid from Vault 101, living a life of unrepentant vice and violence. Jesus, she's like some kind of, of... Capital Crimelord. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | Hey, our friend from Vault 101 is at it again. A true Exemplar, showing us all the true meaning of love, compassion, and all that other crap. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | Now more on the kid from Vault 101, keeping that moral compass firmly grounded in gray. Angel? Devil? More like neutral Observer at this point. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | Okay, let's see. Anything new with that rancorous little Ne'er-do-well from Vault 101? Well, there's this... |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | And now an update on our very own Urban Defender. Did she leave that vault just to help us? Who cares, man. We owe her either way. Check this out. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | And now an update on our very own Urban Defender. Did he leave that vault just to help us? Who cares, man. We owe him either way. Check this out. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | Grow up in a hole, confined and bored? Hit the Wasteland! You, too, can be an Urban Ranger! And now, the latest on the kid from Vault 101. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | Man, am I getting sick of this little punk. From innocent vault kid to sicko Urban Invader. Here's the latest... |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | Now the latest on everyone's favorite runt from Vault 101. She's out there serving as our Protector, so show the kid some respect. Listen to this. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | Now the latest on everyone's favorite runt from Vault 101. He's out there serving as our Protector, so show the kid some respect. Listen to this. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | Hey! So whatever happened to that kid from Vault 101? Huh? Ooh! Ooh! I know! Man, that girl has turned into one hard-edged Wasteland Mercenary. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | Hey! So whatever happened to that kid from Vault 101? Huh? Ooh! Ooh! I know! Man, that cat has turned into one hard-edged Wasteland Mercenary. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | Question time, kids. You know what a Reaver is? It's a killer, a liar, a monster. In other words, it's that bastard from Vault 101. Check it out. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | Question time, kids. You know what a Reaver is? It's a killer, a liar, a monster. In other words, it's that bitch from Vault 101. Check it out. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | Good news, kids! Our old friend from Vault 101 is - get this - still alive! Guess there is a God. Here's your update on the Ranger of the Wastes. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | Got some news for you kiddies. Looks like that chick from Vault 101 is still kicking. And now, a friendly update on the Vagabond of the Wastes. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | Got some news for you kiddies. Looks like that dude from Vault 101 is still kicking. And now, a friendly update on the Vagabond of the Wastes. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | News flash! Listen up, children. Lock your damn doors. The Pirate of the Wastes is out there, wreaking havoc, wrecking lives. Here's the latest. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | It�s time for an update on that Vault 101 Peacekeeper, a man who proves that not everyone out there... is a complete asshole. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | It�s time for an update on that Vault 101 Peacekeeper, a gal who proves that not everyone out there... is a complete asshole. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | It seems the lost little boy from Vault 101 has become quite the Adventurer these days... |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | It seems the lost little girl from Vault 101 has become quite the Adventurer these days... |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | You know her, you hate her. (How could you not?) She's the malignant Marauder who oozed out of Vault 101. You'll never guess what she's up to now. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | You know him, you hate him. (How could you not?) He's the malignant Marauder who oozed out of Vault 101. You'll never guess what he's up to now. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | Okay, children. I've got the skinny on the Capital Wasteland's newest, noblest Dignitary, that charming cat from Vault 101. Check this out. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | Okay, children. I've got the skinny on the Capital Wasteland's newest Citizen. Curious? Of course you are. Check this out. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | All right, faithful listeners, I know what you really want to know. What's that nasty Fatcat up to? Sharpening his claws, I bet... |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | All right, faithful listeners, I know what you really want to know. What's that nasty Fatcat up to? Sharpening her claws, I bet... |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | Now, let's check out the latest on everyone's darling Defender, giving evil the one-two punch out there in the wooly Wasteland. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | Now, let's check out the latest on the Vault 101 Wanderer, as she, well, wanders. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | Now, let's check out the latest on the Vault 101 Wanderer, as he, well, wanders. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | Want to know the latest on that heartless little Plunderer from Vault 101? Here's the deal. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | So what's everyone's favorite Sentinel been up to? Here's the latest on that sweet kid from Vault 101. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | So what's that brave little Seeker been up to? Here's the latest on the kid from Vault 101. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | So what's that creepy Opportunist been up to, huh? Here's the latest on the kid from Vault 101. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | And now the latest on that enigmatic Vault Martyr, who only recently stepped out of Vault 101 and into our hearts. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | And now the latest on that enigmatic Vault Renegade, who only recently stepped out of Vault 101 and into our lives. |
| RadioGNRPlayerKarmaTitles | And now the latest on that enigmatic Vault Outlaw, who only recently stepped out of Vault 101 and into our nightmares. |
| RadioGNRPSAInfos | Those Feral Ghouls that prefer the dark, dank underground? They ARE basically mindless zombies. So kill as many as you damn well please. |
| RadioGNRPSAInfos | Ah yes, one important caveat, kiddies. |
| RadioGNRPSAInfos | So please, if you meet one of the Capital Wasteland's many Ghouls, leave your prejudice at the door an your pistol in its holster. |
| RadioGNRPSAInfos | Sure, they may look like hideous zombies from an old monster flick, but their hearts, their souls, their tears are all very much human. |
| RadioGNRPSAInfos | You see, children, Ghouls are simply humans who've been exposed to an ungodly amount of radiation and haven't had the good fortune to die. |
| RadioGNRPSAInfos | Just a friendly reminder to all you would-be bigots out there -- Ghouls are people too. |
| RadioGNRPSAInfos | So run, hide or fight if you've got the balls and the guns. But for God's sake, don't go wavin' the white flag. They'll just strangle you with it. |
| RadioGNRPSAInfos | Raiders can't be bargained or reasoned with, and there ain't no use surrenderin', cause they'll just shoot you anyway. |
| RadioGNRPSAInfos | When these psychos come to play, they have one thing on their minds -- making your life as fucking miserable as humanly possible. |
| RadioGNRPSAInfos | Remember, children, when the Raiders come, there ain't no shame in locking your doors, barricading the windows, and cowering under the nearest bed. |
| RadioGNRPSAInfos | Consider yourself officially warned. |
| RadioGNRPSAInfos | According to most of our reports on the Super Mutants, they actually prefer capturing their victims and hauling them off to God-knows-where. |
| RadioGNRPSAInfos | You see, children, the Frankensteins might violently and horrifically rip you to shreds -- but only if you're lucky. |
| RadioGNRPSAInfos | For all you guys and gals tempted by the thought of scavving in the downtown D.C. ruins, here's a tip... |
| RadioGNRPSAInfos | So be smart. Salvage those parts and make repairs whenever you can. |
| RadioGNRPSAInfos | If your weapon is falling apart, the only Wasteland asshole it's gonna kill is you. |
| RadioGNRPSAInfos | Listen kiddos, never forget the importance of periodic weapon maintenance. Rifle, pistol, police baton -- I don't care which. |
| RadioGNRPSAInfos | Don't feed the Yao Guai! That is all. |
| RadioGNRPSAInfos | If you do need to head into the heat, be smart -- give yourself a nice boost of RadX first. Remember, only you can prevent human flesh fires. |
| RadioGNRPSAInfos | Keep your eyes on those geiger counters, kids. Tick, tick, tickety means run your ass outta there, and then pop some RadAway for good measure. |
| RadioGNRPSAInfos | We all know the dangers of radiation, but with the right precautions, you CAN prevent accidental death or even -- eewww -- ghoulification. |
| RadioGNRPSAIntro | Time once again for an important GNR Public Service Announcement. |
| RadioGNRPSAIntro | Now listen close for this important Public Service Announcement. |
| RadioGNRPSAIntro | Up next we've got a Public Service Announcement. Listen up, children. This stuff's important. |
| RadioGNRPSAIntro | And now, a super important Public Service Announcement. |
| RadioGoodbye | Roof access to the Statesman Hotel is only through the adjoining hospital. Please hurry! Butcher out. |
| RadioGoodbye | We will continually broadcast as often as we can, but I'm afraid we don't have much time left. Butcher out. |
| RadioGoodbye | Keep your eyes open... we've left booby traps and mines to help slow the Mutants down. |
| RadioGoodbye | Oh, shit... here they come again... |
| RadioGoodbye | Message repeats. |
| RadioGoodbye | Until next time, this is President Eden, signing off. |
| RadioGoodbye | Until we meet again, this is President Eden, signing off. |
| RadioGoodbye | Until next time, this is John Henry Eden, signing off. |
| RadioGoodbye | Until we meet again, this is John Henry Eden, signing off. |
| RadioGoodbye | Until next time, this is your President, John Henry Eden, signing off. |
| RadioGoodbye | Until we meet again, this is your President, John Henry Eden, signing off. |
| RadioHello | Did you know -- the Vault-Tec/RobCo partnership is considered the most successful joint venture in the history of American industry? |
| RadioHello | Attention all Raven Rock personnel. This is your President, John Henry Eden. |
| RadioHello | We stand now at the precipice. |
| RadioHello | Thank you for listening to Tenpenny Tower radio service. Brought to you by Allistair Tenpenny. |
| RadioHello | This is Tenpenny Tower radio! |
| RadioHello | You're listening to Tenpenny Tower radio, the sound of progress! |
| RadioHello | This is Tenpenny Tower radio, music and inspiring talk for forward thinking people. |
| RadioHello | This is the Overseer. |
| RadioHello | This is the Overseer. |
| RadioHello | If anyone can hear this, this is Bob Andersteen. |
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| RadioHello | This next piece is dedicated to my old friend Crazy Wolfgang. No one can scour the Wasteland and find such oddities as you. |
| RadioHello | I'd like to play this next piece of music for the man out there who keeps an old lady alive and well. Doc Hoff, once again I thank you. |
| RadioHello | To the traveling merchant who only goes by the name Crow, I thank you for all the times you spent keeping me company. Enjoy the music, my love. |
| RadioHello | This is just a quick thank you to my new friend. Thank you for bringing me what I'd been searching for all these years. |
| RadioHello | Music has always been an important part of my life. I hope you enjoy listening to these pieces as much as I enjoy playing them. |
| RadioHello | Here is another lovely song for a lonely traveler wandering the Wasteland. You know who you are. |
| RadioHello | If my notes sound sweeter it's all thanks to a special someone who helped out a poor old lady living alone in the Wasteland. Thank you, my friend. |
| RadioHello | Remember, Agatha is with you on those cold nights. Just keep listening to this broadcast and I'll keep you company. It's the least I can do. |
| RadioHello | They say recent events have made the world seem like a better place. I hope all of you out there can smile and feel better knowing that it's true. |
| RadioHello | This next selection was one of my mother's favorites. I hope you'll enjoy hearing it as much as I enjoy playing it. |
| RadioHello | That song reminded me how wonderful these composers were. How delightful to have such an amazing imagination. |
| RadioHello | This is for all those people out there who take the time to help out those in need. Enjoy the music... you've earned it. |
| RadioHello | This next piece reminds me of something my husband said. "Friendship is like a violin. Even if the music stops, you'll still have the strings." |
| RadioHello | Just a word to my Wasteland friends out there. Stay safe, stay healthy and above all, stay happy. |
| RadioHello | I'm dedicating this next piece of music to my loving husband. May his soul find peace. |
| RadioHello | People of the Capital Wasteland, you can HEAR MEEEE!!!! Yeeeaa haaaa!!! You can't stop the signal, baby! |
| RadioHello | This is Margaret and you're listening to... Oh, the hell with it. Listen to some music, and pray we find someone to replace Three Dog. |
| RadioHello | If Three Dog were here, he'd say something witty. But he's not. Cause somebody killed him. So you get me playing music. Yay. |
| RadioHello | It's me again, Margaret the technician, talking into the microphone and hoping somebody gives a shit. Enjoy the music. |
| RadioHello | Margaret here, bringing you... music. Why just music? Because I'm just a technician, and some asshole murdered our DJ. Hooray. |
| RadioHello | This is Margaret again, with another funtabulous round of ancient music. Three Dog's dead, and that's all I got. |
| RadioHello | This is an automated distress message from Vault-Tec Vault 101. Message begins: |
| RadioHello | Hey everybody, this is Three Dog, your friendly neighborhood disc jockey. What's a "disc"? Hell if I know. But I'm gonna keep talkin' anyway. |
| RadioHello | People of the Capital Wasteland! It is I, Three Dog, your ruler! Hear me, and obey! Oh, sorry, that's that OTHER radio station. |
| RadioHello | Men and ladies, boys and girls, prepare to be astounded, bedazzled, and otherwise stupefied! I am Three Dog, your master of ceremonies! |
| RadioHello | Hey nifty America. It's me, your president, John Hen... Ahhhh... Gotcha! Three Dog here! How's everyone doin'? |
| RadioHello | Thrrreeee Dooooggg! That's me, kids. Comin' to you taped from my fortified bunker in the middle of the D.C. hellhole. Ain't life grand? |
| RadioHello | Because one dog ain't enough, and two is too low, it's me, Three Dog! How you kids handlin' Post-Apocalyptia today? |
| RadioHello | Hey kiddies, this is Three Dog -- your voice in the darkness. Or... at least, the radiation. |
| RadioHello | Hellooooo Capital Wasteland! This is Three Dog, coming to you loud and proud from Galaxy News Radio. |
| RadioHello | Wake up, Wasteland! It's me, Three Dog, bringing you all the music and news your little hearts can handle. |
| RadioHello | You're listening to Galaxy News Radio, and I'm your host, Three Dog, lord and master of all I survey! |
| RadioHello | GNR. Three Dog. All you need to know. |
| RadioHello | What's up Wastelanders? This is Three Dog, and you're listening to GNR! That's Galaxy News Radio, in case you forgot... |
| RadioHello | Repeating message. This is Butcher of Reilly's Rangers sending out an S.O.S. on all known friendly frequencies. |
| RadioHello | This is Butcher of Reilly's Rangers. If anyone can hear this signal we're in danger and we need your help. |
| RadioHello | To anyone receiving this message. This is Butcher of the merc company Reilly's Rangers. We're in danger and need help. |
| RadioHello | To anyone that can receive this. We are in danger and need your help. This is Butcher of Reilly's Rangers. |
| RadioHello | Mayday. Mayday. Mayday. |
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| RadioHello | Greetings to the oppressed masses from the peace-loving peoples of China! |
| RadioHello | All peace-loving peoples must join together to stop the war of aggression being waged by the Wall Street gang! |
| RadioHello | Remember - A clean vault is a healthy vault. Please place all trash into the appropriate incineration receptacle on your scheduled burning day. |
| RadioHello | Remember - Your Pip-Boy is not a toy. Proper cleaning and maintenance will ensure the device's operation for this, and future, generations. |
| RadioHello | Remember - Vault 101 IS America. |
| RadioHello | Remember - Vault Depressive Syndrome, or V.D.S., is a treatable condition. See your vault physician today for an antidepressant that's right for you. |
| RadioHello | Remember - Only you can prevent fatal work-related injuries. Proper use and storage of all high-velocity tools is essential to survival. |
| RadioHello | The Overseer's authority is absolute. |
| RadioHello | This is Vault 101, and you're enjoying a brighter future� underground. |
| RadioHello | Current radiation level -- 0 rads. As always. |
| RadioHello | Walk. Don't run. |
| RadioHello | Did you know - the average life expectancy of a resident in a properly maintained vault is 92.3 years? |
| RadioHello | Did you know - due to the threats of radiation and mutant domination, the United States will not be habitable again for at least three centuries? |
| RadioHello | Did you know - the odds of a Vault-Tec shelter failing are 1,763, 497� to 1? |
| RadioHello | Did you know - Vault-Tec water and life support systems can sustain a vault for over 900 years, without failure? |
| RadioTenpennySong1 | Song 1 |
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| RadioTenpennyTalk1 | And now it's time for another Tenpenny Truism. |
| RadioTenpennyTalk1 | And now a Tenpenny Truism. |
| RadioTenpennyTalk2 | The poor man wishes for prosperity. The rich man makes his own. |
| RadioTenpennyTalk2 | We must turn our thoughts away from that which is imperfect and impure. |
| RadioTenpennyTalk2 | On that vast plain of dust we will raise new cities, and like the Phoenix spread the wings of new life and take flight! |
| RadioTenpennyTalk2 | Never wonder for a moment if you are worthy of the benefits you possess. Rather wonder always if you have utilized them to their fullest. |
| RadioTenpennyTalk2 | All men were created equal. Not all men remain so. |
| RadioTenpennyTalk2 | The beggar must lay down his cup, for a man needs both hands to grasp the future. |
| RadioTenpennyTalk2 | Let us release our fears of the past into our hopes for the future! |
| RadioTenpennyTalk2 | The poor man wonders why he is poor. The rich man knows why he is rich. |
| RadioTenpennyTalk3 | This has been a Tenpenny Truism. |
| RaiderTalkDontLookAtMe1 | Please. I'll look where the fuck I want to look. What are you gonna do about it? |
| RaiderTalkDontLookAtMe1 | Well you're just so damn pretty that I can't help but stare. |
| RaiderTalkDontLookAtMe2 | Keepin talkin', smartass. I've had about enough of your shit. You'd just best watch your back. |
| RaiderTalkDontLookAtMe2 | Yeah, yeah. Keep runnin' your mouth, asshole. Keep fuckin' with me, and I'll be your worst nightmare. |
| RaiderTalkShortGoodMorningResponse | Well ain't you just a regular bushy tailed mother fucker today? |
| RaiderTalkShortGoodMorningResponse | What's so good about it? |
| RaiderTalkShortGoodMorningResponse | Good morning? What the hell is wrong with you? |
| RaiderTalkShortHelloResponse | Fuck off. |
| RaiderTalkShortHelloResponse | Yo. |
| RaiderTalkShortHelloResponse | Hey. |
| RaiderTalkShortHelloResponse | What's up? |
| RaiderTalkShortHelloResponse | What's goin' on? |
| RaiderTalkShortHelloResponse | S'up? |
| RaiderTalkShortHelloResponse | Nice night. |
| RaiderTalkShortHelloResponse | Good morning! |
| RaiderTalkShortHelloResponse | What a good morning! |
| RaiderTalkShortWhatsUpResponse | Fuck off. |
| RaiderTalkShortWhatsUpResponse | I'm kind of busy here. |
| RaiderTalkShortWhatsUpResponse | Boss is on my ass again. You know how it is. |
| RaiderTalkShortWhatsUpResponse | Bunch of bullshit. I'll tell you about it later. |
| RaiderTalkShortWhatsUpResponse | Two things: Jack and Shit. |
| RaiderTalkShortWhatsUpResponse | Ain't got time to tell you about it. |
| RaiderTalkShortWhatsUpResponse | You know how it is. |
| RaiderTalkShortWhatsUpResponse | Zippo. |
| RaiderTalkShortWhatsUpResponse | Nada. |
| RaiderTalkShortWhatsUpResponse | Not a damn thing. |
| RaiderTalkShortWhatsUpResponse | Nothin' at all. |
| RaiderTalkShortWhatsUpResponse | Nada, man. |
| RaiderTalkShortWhatsUpResponse | I've got the worst hangover... |
| RaiderTalkShortWhatsUpResponse | That fuckin' sun is giving me a headache. |
| RaiderTalkShortWhatsUpResponse | It's way too early in the morning for this shit. |
| RaiderTalkShortWhatsUpResponse | Air feels all fucked up tonight. I think a storm's comin'. |
| RaiderTalkUpNorth1 | They went up north? Who goes up there? What happened to them? |
| RaiderTalkUpNorth1 | No, but this sounds like it'll be good. |
| RaiderTalkUpNorth2 | One of 'em came back last night, screamin' about claws and fangs and shit. He said they ran into a bunch of monsters a few miles north of the city. |
| RaiderTalkUpNorth2 | Those fuckin' morons... they ran into some kind of trouble up there. One of 'em came back last night, screamin' about monsters or some shit. |
| RaiderTalkUpNorth3 | You're shittin' me! Monsters? Hahaha! |
| RaiderTalkUpNorth3 | Monsters? They probably got their asses handed to 'em by some Wastelanders and ran home like a bunch of pussies. |
| RaiderTalkUpNorth4 | No shit. But he wouldn't stop screamin' about "claws of death". We finally got sick of it and put him down. |
| RaiderTalkUpNorth4 | That's what I said! After a couple hours, we just put a cap in him to get him to shut up. |
| RaiderTalkUpNorth5 | These rookies kill me sometimes. Monsters... heh... |
| RaiderTalkUpNorth5 | Dumbass rookies, man. |
| RailroadRepsonse2a | You really want to help? Take this. It's an internal component from the very android you're searching for. Don't ask how I obtained it. |
| RailroadRepsonse2a | Present it to Doctor Zimmer in Rivet City. Tell him the android is dead, and that was on the corpse. He'll believe you. |
| RailroadRepsonse2a | Do that, and Zimmer will go back to the Commonwealth, and leave that poor soul alone. Do that, and you'll have saved a man's life. |
| RailroadRepsonse2b | Fine. Blow me off. Live in denial. But take this. It's an internal component from the very android you're searching for. |
| RailroadRepsonse2b | Don't ask how I obtained it. If you change your mind, if you decide you want to help, present the component to Doctor Zimmer in Rivet City. |
| RailroadRepsonse2b | Tell him the android is dead, and that was on the corpse. He'll believe you. He'll go back to the Commonwealth, and you'll have saved a man's life. |
| RailroadResponse1a | Fine, let's cut to the chase. My name is Victoria Watts. I work for a movement whose goals are directly opposed to your own, apparently. |
| RailroadResponse1a | It seems you're trying very hard to locate an android my associates and I have tried very hard to hide. You can see how that puts us at odds. |
| RailroadResponse1b | Am I? You haven't talked to someone lately about a missing android? Or nosed around and found some information you should have left buried? |
| RailroadResponse1b | I belong to a movement that has taken great efforts to hide this android, to protect him. I think you see where I'm going with this... |
| RailroadResponse1c | Well... If that's true, then the first thing you need to do is halt your investigation. No more questions, no more searching. |
| RailroadResponse1c | The movement I'm involved with, we help his kind escape their Commonwealth-imposed slavery. We help them... disappear. You understand? |
| RailroadResponse1d | Don't you realize what you're doing? The path you're on has the potential to ruin a man's life. Is that what you really want? |
| RailroadResponse1d | Listen to me... I'm involved with a movement that has dedicated itself to saving these runaway androids. I can't let you interfere with that work. |
| RCAngelaGreetNasty | What?! That's gross! |
| RCAngelaGreetNasty | I'm not some whore. Get away from me before I call security. |
| RCAngelaGreetNice | Thank you. If you're hungry, stop by Gary's Galley. |
| RCAngelaGreetNice | Gary's my dad. The food's better than what you'll get in the Wasteland. |
| RCAngelaGreetNice | Dad and I have had a rough time, but we're getting by. |
| RCAngelaGreetNice | Since dad died, I'm on my own. It's better than living on the street. |
| RCAngelaNameGalley | It's named after my dad. He's dead. I used to help him run it, but now it's just me. |
| RCAngelaNameGalley | It's named after my dad. He's a great cook. |
| RCAngelaNature | Especially if he is a priest with a thick skull. |
| RCAngelaNature | Well, I'm not giving up. I just know we're made for each other. |
| RCAngelaPheromone | Really? Oh, thank you! I just know I can seduce Diego with this. |
| RCAngelaPheromone | Then he'll have to marry me. We'll be so happy! |
| RCAngelaPheromone | Yeah, right. I don't think I could get him drunk enough to do that. |
| RCAngelaPheromone | I wish I had some ant pheromones. Trinnie says they would make any man lose control. |
| RCAngelaSeduce | You're right. I should. But I can't. |
| RCAngelaStaleyManTrouble | You mean like hitting on me? |
| RCAngelaStaleyManTrouble | No. Most of them are polite. Even the ones like Diego that I'd want to flirt with seem to ignore me. |
| RCBannonInsultClothes | I...I meant no offense! |
| RCBannonInsultClothes | I was merely trying to encourage you to shop at Potomac Attire. |
| RCBannonInsultClothes | I'm sure you would find something there to suit you. |
| RCBannonNotGoodEnough | That's not what I meant. |
| RCBannonNotGoodEnough | What I meant was that my goods are of the highest quality, which I assume is what you are looking for. |
| RCBannonRefinement | Between you and me, keeping out the riff raff is good for business. |
| RCBannonSeagraveAgree | So you've met him, eh? Well he wants to replace me on the council. Now, I can't have that. No siree. |
| RCBannonSeagraveAgree | He's a shady character, I just can't prove it. If someone were to find something incriminating in his room... |
| RCBannonSeagraveAgree | Well, lets just say I would be very appreciative. |
| RCBannonSeagraveDisagree | A threat? No, of course not! Well, maybe. He wants to replace me on the council. |
| RCBannonSeagraveDisagree | He's a shady character, I just can't prove it. Now if someone were to find something incriminating in his room... |
| RCBannonSeagraveDisagree | Well, lets just say I would be very appreciative. |
| RCBannonSeagraveExit | Don't want to get mixed up in politics, eh? Don't blame you. |
| RCBannonSeagraveLetter | Really? I...I mean, I'm shocked. Shocked I tell you. |
| RCBannonSeagraveLetter | Tell Danvers about that letter right away. That will squash any hope he has of replacing me on the council. |
| RCBannonSeagraveLetter | Don't tell her I asked you to find it though. That would backfire in a nasty way. |
| RCBelleFoulMouthed | Yeah? Well it's my dump, not yours. Either order a drink or get out. |
| RCBelleGossip | Go talk to Vera if you want gossip. I don't talk bad about folks. |
| RCBelleNicePlace | You must be drunk. Are you going to order or what? |
| RCBelleSwill | Probably not. What'll you have? |
| RCBrockNoSir | Let's keep it that way. |
| RCBrockNoSir | Belle can mix almost anything, as long as its beer or whiskey. |
| RCBrockTroublemaker | Starting fights, breaking stuff, stealing. Hmmm. I think I'll keep a close eye on you. |
| RCChristieYoungRelated | Henry's my husband. |
| RCChristieYoungRelated | I have a daughter, C.J. too. You'll see her running around here with James Hargrave. |
| RCChristieYoungRelated | She's my daughter. You can usually find her running around with that James Hargrave. |
| RCChurchDonate10 | Every cap is needed. God bless you. |
| RCChurchDonate100 | A most generous offer. God bless you. |
| RCChurchDonate50 | A kind offering. God bless you. |
| RCChurchDonateZero | A kind thought, but we don't need your cast off belongings. |
| RCChurchDonation | You would? I mean, certainly! |
| RCChurchDonation | We humbly accept whatever you can spare. However, Saint Monica looks most favorably on donations of 100 caps or more. |
| RCChurchDonation | Father Clifford takes the donations. You'll have to talk to him. |
| RCCindyCantelliSlowDown | Sorry. I get nervous easily. When I'm nervous, I'm fast. I mean, I talk. Fast that is. See, I'm doing it again. |
| RCCindyFunny | Yeah. Paulie and I. Our shop is in the market. |
| RCCindyFunny | Boy, that sounded dumb! Where else would our shop be? Anyway, thanks. For being nice, that is. |
| RCCindyRelax | Oh. Okay. Well let me know if you want anything. To buy that is. |
| RCCindyRelax | Oh. Okay. Well stop by if you want anything. To buy that is. |
| RCCindySampling | No, no, no! I would never do that. |
| RCCindySampling | Paulie does. Sample it, I mean. He's my deadbeat husband. |
| RCCindySampling | No, no, no! I would never do that. |
| RCCindySampling | Paulie did. Sample it, I mean. He's dead now, thank God. |
| RCDanversAppologize | Yeah, well I don't have time for newbies like you. You got something on your mind, spill it. |
| RCDanversBannonBlackmail | That's pretty underhanded, even for Bannon. |
| RCDanversBannonBlackmail | Once word gets out, I bet the market vendors won't want him to represent them anymore. |
| RCDanversBannonBlackmail | Thank you for your help, citizen. |
| RCDanversReportTo | I'm his second in command. I run the night shift and he runs the day shift. |
| RCDanversReportTo | Is this conversation going somewhere? Because I've got things to do. |
| RCDanversReportTo | He's gone. I'm in charge now. |
| RCDanversReportTo | Did you want something, or are you just wasting my time? |
| RCDanversSeagraveLetter | This is bad. Seagrave Holmes was angling for a seat on the council. |
| RCDanversSeagraveLetter | He can forget about that now. Once the market vendors get wind of his past, they'll never trust him. Too bad. |
| RCDiegoChurch | Oh, yes! Father Clifford conducts services every Sunday morning. You should come. |
| RCDiegoChurch | Oh, yes! I conduct services every Sunday morning. You should come. |
| RCDiegoCrazy | Father Clifford says she is my trial. My temptation. |
| RCDiegoCrazy | I must chose between her and the Church. I have chosen the Church. |
| RCDiegoKeepSecret | I forgive you. More importantly, God forgives you. |
| RCDiegoPriest | Father Clifford. The sanctuary is in the ship's fore, on the upper deck. The good father holds services every Sunday morning. |
| RCDiegoThreaten | I swear to you, our relationship is chaste. I am only her friend. |
| RCDiegoThreaten | However, I must confess, I have not done all I could. I am sorely tempted. |
| RCDiegoThreaten | You have given me new resolve. I will tell Angela we cannot see each other again. Even as friends. |
| RCDirections | I suppose. |
| RCDirectionsHealing | Doctor Preston is in the upper deck, fore section. That's the top interior floor in the southwest end. |
| RCDirectionsInCharge | It doesn't work like that. I'm in charge of security. Doctor Li runs most of everything else. |
| RCDirectionsInCharge | Bannon kind of represents the merchants. He also owns Potomac Attire. |
| RCDirectionsInCharge | Depends. Chief Harkness is in charge of security. He patrols the whole city. Security bunks down in the tower. |
| RCDirectionsInCharge | Doctor Li kind of runs everything else. She's in the aft. That's the northeast end of the city. |
| RCDirectionsInCharge | It doesn't work like that. We're just security. Doctor Li runs most of everything else. |
| RCDirectionsInCharge | Bannon kind of represents the merchants. He also owns Potomac Attire. |
| RCDirectionsRest | The common room is free, but the beds are lousy. It's on the midship deck. A big open room with lots of beds. You can't miss it. |
| RCDirectionsRest | If you want to sleep well rested, rent a room from Vera Weatherly. She's on the upper deck. |
| RCDirectionsScienceLab | The door on the left goes to the stairwell. From there, just keep heading west. |
| RCDirectionsScienceLab | At the stern. That's the west end to you. |
| RCDirectionsStores | Hangar deck. Right in the middle of the ship. Can't miss it. |
| RCDirectionsStores | Hangar deck. Right in the middle of the ship. Can't miss it. |
| RCDirectionsStores | But it's closed now. Check back in the morning. It opens pretty early. |
| RCDocPrestonDrugs | You can get that crap down at A Quick Fix. It's in the market. |
| RCDocPrestonDrugs | I'm a doctor, not a dealer. I'll fix you as best I can if you're hurt. |
| RCDocPrestonSteal | Don't get any cute ideas. Security is just a shout away. |
| RCDocPrestonSteal | Now, if you've got any medical issues, let's hear them. |
| RCFatherCliffordChurch | Yes. My flock is all of Rivet City. You should come to services this Sunday. I'll be telling the tale of Saint Monica. |
| RCFatherCliffordDiegoRumor | Of course, you're right. It's not like you saw it with your own eyes. I'm sure it's just gossip. |
| RCFatherCliffordDiegoRumor | Sorry I overreacted. So many of my hopes for the church lie in Diego that it would be devastating to have him leave. |
| RCFatherCliffordSawIt | Ah! Diego! What have you done! |
| RCFatherCliffordSawIt | He has forced my hand. I cannot let him be a priest now. |
| RCFatherCliffordSawIt | This may be the end of the faith if I cannot find another acolyte. |
| RCFlakAfraid | Here? In Rivet City? |
| RCFlakAfraid | I'm packing and most of the rest of these guys are packing. Not to mention security. |
| RCFlakBigGuns | We usually have a few. I'd have to check the inventory. |
| RCFlakBigGuns | Stop by the shop. Either Shrapnel or I will show you what we've got. |
| RCFlakLousy | I don't put the good stuff out on the table. If you're interested, I can show you the stuff in the locker. |
| RCFlakName | Like that's your real name? |
| RCFlakName | The names are good for business. And if you don't think I'm tough enough, just try me. |
| RCFlakPeashooter | I'm sure that was just luck. You should upgrade. Check out our shop in the market. |
| RCGaryNotNow | Suit yourself. |
| RCGaryStaleyBadFood | Why you... |
| RCGaryStaleyBadFood | ...I mean, of course it's edible. |
| RCGaryStaleyBadFood | You should come by and try the Mirelurk Cakes. They're my specialty. |
| RCGaryStaleyHungry | Perfect timing then! My Galley is in the market, at the far end. I'll save you some Mirelurk Cakes. |
| RCGaryStaleyJudgeMyself | Ah, a true Wasteland warrior. Still, you should stop by my Galley in the market and try a Mirelurk cake. I'm sure you'll love it. |
| RCGaryStaleyLoveMirelurk | Then you are in for a treat! |
| RCGaryStaleyOtherFood | Uh...maybe you should sit in the corner. I can check to see if we have any squirrel if you wish. |
| RCGoodbye | Nothing, sir. |
| RCGoodbye | Oddly, sir? No, I haven't seen anyone else acting oddly. |
| RCGoodbye | So far everything's been quiet. |
| RCGoodbye | Sounds good. I'm beat. |
| RCGoodbye | No. I haven't seen anything. |
| RCGoodbye | Nothing I'd contact security for. |
| RCGoodbye | I think we're out of wine, but I'll check. |
| RCGoodbye | Er...uh...yes. I think so. No, I'm quite certain. Yes. |
| RCGoodbye | Really? That would be wonderful. I don't have enough caps right now, but I've been saving them up. |
| RCGoodbye | I'm just looking. I'm sure you don't have anything that would make me 18 any sooner. |
| RCGoodbye | You bastard! And to think I loved you! I hate you. |
| RCGoodbye | Thank you, Father. I'll ask him again, but he doesn't want to close the restaurant on Sunday mornings. |
| RCGoodbye | Okay. Don't forget to check the oven. Nobody will eat a burnt iguana. |
| RCGoodbye | He's not like that, dad. Diego's a gentleman...unfortunately. |
| RCGoodbye | No thanks, Paulie. Last time I tried that stuff Diego got so mad at me. I'll just get you some noodles. |
| RCGoodbye | We just got in a fresh batch. I'll go blow the dust off of one. |
| RCGoodbye | Sorry, Mr. Shrapnel. My dad asked me to see if you had anything new, and to check out what ammo you have. |
| RCGoodbye | Sorry, Mr. Shrapnel. I just came by to see if you had anything new, and to check out what ammo you have. |
| RCGoodbye | Diego takes me up there at night, but the sun isn't up then. Oh! I'm late Miss Vera. Goodbye! |
| RCGoodbye | Brock. |
| RCGoodbye | Harkness. |
| RCGoodbye | Yes, I am. Thank you. |
| RCGoodbye | Yes, sir. That may be the case. |
| RCGoodbye | There does seem to be some tension between the two decks. However, you're drunk. Just leave us alone. |
| RCGoodbye | No. Not today. Just bring me some Mole Rat, rare. |
| RCGoodbye | Of course. Just don't touch it. I don't want any grease stains from that kitchen on it. |
| RCGoodbye | Too bad for you, you mean. It's good business for me. |
| RCGoodbye | Shhh. I'm trying to listen. |
| RCGoodbye | I guess so. No law against it. Or at least none that I've signed. |
| RCGoodbye | We decided to build a railing on the flight deck, just as soon as we can get the scrap metal. Other than that, no. |
| RCGoodbye | Brahmin steak, with scotch. |
| RCGoodbye | Dresses don't grow on trees, Vera. I can only sell what the outlanders bring me. |
| RCGoodbye | You're always trying to pull that shit. You know I don't run tabs for nobody, Tammy. |
| RCGoodbye | That's a load of crap. Preach to them if you have to, but don't get in the way of their drinking. |
| RCGoodbye | Don't tell me how to run my business, Brock. These prices have worked for 30 years, and they be fine for 30 more. |
| RCGoodbye | This is the last one, Trinnie. You're too goddamn drunk. |
| RCGoodbye | You're full of crap, Father. If you keep bothering my customers, I'm going to throw you out. Again. |
| RCGoodbye | You're a Mirelurk humping, Wasteland reject, Armitage. You're getting a beer, and you're paying for it. And I expect a tip. |
| RCGoodbye | I don't serve that swill here. Beer, whiskey, even some wine, but no goddamn water. |
| RCGoodbye | Not much call for wine. Real men drink beer or whiskey. |
| RCGoodbye | Potent. It'll burn all the way down. |
| RCGoodbye | One glass of rotgut, coming up. |
| RCGoodbye | Armitage. |
| RCGoodbye | Your stuff is too expensive. I'm saving up for something special though. |
| RCGoodbye | Nope. Leastwise none that you need to worry about. |
| RCGoodbye | Not today. I've got enough for a while. |
| RCGoodbye | I'm hoping to have the caps for a new one next month. |
| RCGoodbye | Tammy, you're always drunk in the Rudder. Now go bother someone else. |
| RCGoodbye | Yeah, my life is real glamorous. You just keep believing that, kid. |
| RCGoodbye | He won't know what hit him. |
| RCGoodbye | You're too young. And right now, you're too drunk. Sober up and we'll see if you still want to have this conversation. |
| RCGoodbye | Actually, Father, I'm a real asshole. Now get out of my face before I toss you in with the Mirelurks. |
| RCGoodbye | Careful, Sister. Bigger isn't always badder. |
| RCGoodbye | Mirelurk Cakes with a beer. |
| RCGoodbye | Better than last time. I hate the taste of Mirelurk. |
| RCGoodbye | Not now, dear. You'll spoil your meal. |
| RCGoodbye | Shhh! It's not polite to ask that here. Now eat your food. Daddy paid good money for it. |
| RCGoodbye | Shhh! It's not polite to ask that here. Now eat your food. I paid good money for it. |
| RCGoodbye | Shhh! Don't say things like that in church. Now be quiet and listen to Father Clifford. |
| RCGoodbye | They are well, Father. C.J. is growing up so fast. I am so proud of her. |
| RCGoodbye | As well as can be expected, Father. I'm still recovering from CJ's death. |
| RCGoodbye | Father Clifford looks pleased. |
| RCGoodbye | You go if you want. There's too many of the wrong sort up there at this time of night. |
| RCGoodbye | If you people would take better care of your own spaces, it wouldn't be a problem. |
| RCGoodbye | I'll have a Mirelurk cake and some water. |
| RCGoodbye | I've got nothing like that here. Why don't you go have a drink in the Muddy Rudder? That should do it. |
| RCGoodbye | I like sitting next you. I...nevermind. |
| RCGoodbye | Paulie stole the key. I'll need you to stop by and change the lock for me. |
| RCGoodbye | Water and a Mirelurk cake, please. |
| RCGoodbye | I don't think you need a love potion, dear. Besides, none of these will do that. If they did, Paulie would...never mind. |
| RCGoodbye | I don't think you need a love potion, dear. Besides, none of these will do that. |
| RCGoodbye | Yeah, right. As soon as I'm gone, you'll use all the inventory, Paulie. How about I just close up tonight. |
| RCGoodbye | Anything I might give you would come with a side effect. Why don't you go to Doctor Preston? |
| RCGoodbye | Anything I might give you would come with a side effect. It's too bad Doctor Preston isn't with us anymore. |
| RCGoodbye | I really miss him. I didn't think it would hurt this much. |
| RCGoodbye | James isn't so bad, Chief. He's my friend. I'll make sure he's good. |
| RCGoodbye | Thank you, Father. I tried, but his mother said no. Sorry. |
| RCGoodbye | That doesn't sound like any fun. Let's just play hide and seek. |
| RCGoodbye | Not yet, Dad. In a minute. |
| RCGoodbye | Okay, Mom. |
| RCGoodbye | Sorry, Mom. |
| RCGoodbye | Aw, Mom, do I have to? |
| RCGoodbye | I am...I mean, thank you, Mr. Holmes. |
| RCGoodbye | Hello, Mrs. Cantelli. |
| RCGoodbye | Sorry. I'm not supposed to talk to strangers. |
| RCGoodbye | Just some mutfruit and a Nuka-Cola please. |
| RCGoodbye | Just keeping the deck safe for all you Upper Deck types. |
| RCGoodbye | Paulie, you're wasted. Just do me a favor and don't fall off the deck. |
| RCGoodbye | I suppose that's true. Doesn't mean I have to like it though. |
| RCGoodbye | I'll send someone down to change the locks. |
| RCGoodbye | Bitch. |
| RCGoodbye | Everything is quiet, sir. |
| RCGoodbye | All quiet, Commander. |
| RCGoodbye | Dude, that would be such a drag. Last resort, man. Last resort. |
| RCGoodbye | Dude, that sounds sweet. But, uh...I'm kinda broke. Soon as I get some caps, though, I'm there with ya. |
| RCGoodbye | Sure thing, Mei. I'll clean it up later. Right now I've got this song stuck in my head. |
| RCGoodbye | Me? Read? That would be awesome. I've heard there's a lot of cool stuff in books. |
| RCGoodbye | Dude, I will definitely not let that happen. I'll get right on that life thing though. Maybe after my nap. |
| RCGoodbye | No offense Father, but Saint Monica has never done anything for me. I've always had to take care of myself. |
| RCGoodbye | I'm like, kinda short on caps. I'll just have a carrot, an apple, and some water. |
| RCGoodbye | My relationship with Angela is strictly platonic, Commander. Saint Monica's blessing to you. |
| RCGoodbye | God Bless you, Vera. You are too kind to us. |
| RCGoodbye | We're not alone, so it'll have to wait. Maybe later today. |
| RCGoodbye | That's not very polite, Angela, but thank you anyway. |
| RCGoodbye | Lord give me strength. |
| RCGoodbye | Well, I, uh, that is, sure. You are incredibly sexy. Not that I've noticed. I am going a priest, and they don't...um, well, you know. |
| RCGoodbye | No, not yet. I'm still studying the life of Saint Monica. Hopefully someday soon. |
| RCGoodbye | Yes, Father Clifford. I've already cleaned the sanctuary. I'll put out fresh candles too. |
| RCGoodbye | Yes, Father Clifford. |
| RCGoodbye | Yes, Doctor Preston. Father Clifford and I will minister to the needs of their souls. We let you minister to the needs of their bodies. |
| RCGoodbye | Yes, Doctor Preston. I will minister to the needs of their souls. You can minister to the needs of their bodies. |
| RCGoodbye | I hope I will live up to his example. See you next week Mrs. Young. |
| RCGoodbye | Yes, it was. Excuse me. See you next week Vera. |
| RCGoodbye | He was? I mean, I know. He tries very hard Mister Young. See you next week. |
| RCGoodbye | Then I'll try the iguana. |
| RCGoodbye | I'll try, but he's pretty set in his ways. See you next week, Mei. |
| RCGoodbye | No. Ask Mister Buckingham. |
| RCGoodbye | Not yet. Give me a few minutes, Mister Buckingham. |
| RCGoodbye | It's about time. Sorry, Henry. I know you're doing the best you can, but these delays are frustrating. |
| RCGoodbye | Perfect. I'll be ready for them. |
| RCGoodbye | So you say. All I see is wasted time away from my work. That's what Rivet City really needs from me. |
| RCGoodbye | Make sure it's locked this time. We don't want them stolen again. |
| RCGoodbye | Oh. So you did. |
| RCGoodbye | And it's my job to make sure you stay that way, so just let me do my job. |
| RCGoodbye | That's wonderful. I've read about broccoli in the old books, but I've never seen any. |
| RCGoodbye | I suppose it can't hurt. Just try not to disturb anyone that's sleeping. |
| RCGoodbye | I suppose. Don't go filling their heads with any of that faith healing crap though. |
| RCGoodbye | Am I that predictable? I guess so. Yes, the usual. |
| RCGoodbye | I am a man of peace, Brock. I am only here to preach the word of the Lord. |
| RCGoodbye | There is always the opportunity to help others. God still has a purpose for you in this life. |
| RCGoodbye | They need their eternal souls saved too, Doctor Preston. Have no fear, I won't occupy them for long. |
| RCGoodbye | Just leave. I cannot bear to look at you. You are hereby excommunicated from the church. May your soul wither in purgatory. |
| RCGoodbye | I'm thinking of preaching about one of the seven deadly sins. I haven't decided which one though. |
| RCGoodbye | I'm glad you thought so, Vera. Bless you. |
| RCGoodbye | Thank you, Henry. And God bless you. |
| RCGoodbye | Thank you, Angela. |
| RCGoodbye | I pray that the whole congregation feels the same way, Christie. |
| RCGoodbye | Nice of you to say so, Mei. |
| RCGoodbye | I can see that liquor has affected your temper. Good day, sir. |
| RCGoodbye | No, no. Just call me Father, not Mister. Sometimes I think Vera programmed you that way just to annoy me. I'll just have water. |
| RCGoodbye | Can't complain. I've got some new stuff in. You should come by and take a look. |
| RCGoodbye | Bring them by anytime. |
| RCGoodbye | Nah. Just break it down for parts. |
| RCGoodbye | Ammo's moving, but not the guns. They just don't break down like they used to. |
| RCGoodbye | Really? I heard it was tough and too salty. I think I'll have Mirelurk Cakes instead. |
| RCGoodbye | I'm thinking about firing off a couple. |
| RCGoodbye | Get me a beer. |
| RCGoodbye | I got a little of everything. Go ahead and pick out what you want. |
| RCGoodbye | Don't worry. I'll keep it under control tonight. |
| RCGoodbye | Okay, just this once. Belle, another beer for Trinnie. |
| RCGoodbye | It's a mighty sweet temptation, Father. Now leave me the fuck alone. |
| RCGoodbye | Mirelurk Cakes, and a beer. |
| RCGoodbye | Thanks for the advice. |
| RCGoodbye | I don't see her much these days. I'd much rather she spend her time with Diego than with someone like that Ted Strayer. |
| RCGoodbye | No tabs. Nobody gets a tab. I'll get you your usual, and you'll pay me, as usual. |
| RCGoodbye | My pleasure, Tammy. I think I have some Iguana Bits for James. |
| RCGoodbye | Right away, Tammy. |
| RCGoodbye | Coming up, Flak. |
| RCGoodbye | An excellent choice, Seagrave. |
| RCGoodbye | That wasn't burnt, Shrapnel. It was blackened. It's a gourmet method I read about. I'll make it tartar this time. |
| RCGoodbye | I made them just yesterday. |
| RCGoodbye | With pleasure Mrs. Cantelli. |
| RCGoodbye | Sure. Since your parents aren't around to tell you no, you get to make your own choices. |
| RCGoodbye | So long as it's okay with your parents, C.J. |
| RCGoodbye | Okay. I'll go lower the bucket. |
| RCGoodbye | No. It's the same as yesterday. And last week. And the week before. Let me know if you want to order. |
| RCGoodbye | Yes, Doctor Li. |
| RCGoodbye | Certainly, Janice. |
| RCGoodbye | I'm not a very religious man, Diego. Sorry. |
| RCGoodbye | Sorry Henry. I'll remove them before the end of the day. |
| RCGoodbye | No. I don't do chems. I'm this way from hard work and sweat, two things I'm sure you don't know. Now, if you don't mind, I'd like to eat. Alone. |
| RCGoodbye | Just fine. Lots of people are asking me about it. |
| RCGoodbye | Not yet. |
| RCGoodbye | Good thing too. I don't feel like busting heads tonight. |
| RCGoodbye | First thing tomorrow, Commander Danvers. |
| RCGoodbye | Ted, you're wasting your life. You need to find a purpose, or at least find a job. By the way, Christie Young could use some help. |
| RCGoodbye | Ted, you're wasting your life. You need to find a purpose, or at least find a job. |
| RCGoodbye | Thank you, Diego. Speaking of rounds, I need to get back to them. |
| RCGoodbye | You're wasted, Paulie. If you're going to stay on the flight deck, try to stay away from the railing. |
| RCGoodbye | I'm sure the boys will use them for target practice. You might want to stay below deck. |
| RCGoodbye | Yes, Doctor Li. I've recalibrated with them. |
| RCGoodbye | I'll make that your bedtime story. Now run along, sweetie. |
| RCGoodbye | Not yet, sweetheart. Finish you meal first. |
| RCGoodbye | Church will be over soon. Just try and sit still. |
| RCGoodbye | Don't make a fuss over it. Their just kids. Besides, maybe C.J. will rub off on James and not the other way around. |
| RCGoodbye | Amen. We have each other, and we have C.J. |
| RCGoodbye | The transformer is still touch and go. Doctor Li hopes her most recent tests will be good. |
| RCGoodbye | Thank you, Father. I pray every night for her success. |
| RCGoodbye | I'll check it out before the end of the day. |
| RCGoodbye | Not right now. Check back with me later. |
| RCGoodbye | Take your sarcasm somewhere else, Cindy. It's not my fault you married an addict and I have a family. |
| RCGoodbye | Have you no sense of decency? I just want something to dull the memory. I can't believe she's dead. |
| RCGoodbye | Good idea, Seagrave. I'll be by later. |
| RCGoodbye | I'll have Iguana on a Stick. C.J. will have some Mutfruit and a Nuka-Cola. |
| RCGoodbye | I'll have Iguana on a Stick. |
| RCGoodbye | Fu...I mean, yes sir, Chief Harkness. |
| RCGoodbye | Yes, mom. |
| RCGoodbye | I wasn't doing anything! And C.J. is my friend. I hate you! I hope you die! |
| RCGoodbye | I'm not a squirt! My name is James, and you're an asshole. My mom said you're good for nothing, and she oughta know. |
| RCGoodbye | I want an Iguana on a Stick, but my mom won't let me have one. |
| RCGoodbye | Just give me some Iguana Bits. |
| RCGoodbye | They should be just fine. Try it again. |
| RCGoodbye | I've got a new strain of lima bean I'm developing. I'll bring a sample sometime. |
| RCGoodbye | That sounds like a good idea. I'll ask Doctor Li which papers I can let you have. I'll get back to you later. |
| RCGoodbye | They're fine. However, I have two others that are making odd noises. Please check them out soon. |
| RCGoodbye | Thank you, Garza. |
| RCGoodbye | No, I'm fine Mister Buckingham. |
| RCGoodbye | Thank you, Chief. I'm terrified that he will recognize me. I hope he leaves soon. |
| RCGoodbye | Yes, I am Chief. Now I can sleep at night without wondering if he'll take me while I'm sleeping. |
| RCGoodbye | Look, I keep telling you. I'm not into that. Psycho rots your brain. Just leave me alone. |
| RCGoodbye | Yes. Every night on the flight deck. Paulie, those chems are trashing your memory. Now let me eat in peace. |
| RCGoodbye | My story is my business. I just want to be left alone. |
| RCGoodbye | Yeah, yeah. You've been telling me this for months. Besides, once you're gone, you won't be around to miss anything. |
| RCGoodbye | Could I have some Iguana Bits and a Nuka-Cola, please? |
| RCGoodbye | Thank you, Father. Attending church always makes me feel stronger. |
| RCGoodbye | I am trying Father. I just don't see how Saint Monica can stop a bullet or break a set of manacles. But, I will try. |
| RCGoodbye | That would be nice, Mister Buckingham. |
| RCGoodbye | Yes, Mister Washington. |
| RCGoodbye | Yes, sir. |
| RCGoodbye | Your food will be ready shortly, Mister Zimmer. |
| RCGoodbye | Certainly, Sir. |
| RCGoodbye | Very good, sir. |
| RCGoodbye | Yes, ma'am. |
| RCGoodbye | I'd like two carrots and some water. |
| RCGoodbye | Life is hell. My life is hell. I just wish I had the courage to do something about it. Why don't you just leave me alone. |
| RCGoodbye | Thank you, but no. I talk to Father Clifford, but it doesn't seem to help me. |
| RCGoodbye | I'm not sure it will help, but I will pray with you, Father. |
| RCGoodbye | That might be best. Would you please ask Father Clifford if I might have a few moments of his time? |
| RCGoodbye | I know, I know. Tonight's my last night. Honest. |
| RCGoodbye | Whoa. No such thing as too much. In fact, I'm going to do some more. |
| RCGoodbye | Water and Iguana Bits. |
| RCGoodbye | Don't worry about me. Uh, huh. I can take care of myself. |
| RCGoodbye | Sir! Yes, Sir! |
| RCGoodbye | Ha, ha! Nothing you'd be interested in. Only good stuff. |
| RCGoodbye | If you ever change your mind, Vera. I'll be here, waiting. |
| RCGoodbye | A man can hope, Danvers. Besides, I don't have a problem with the Upper Deck like you do. |
| RCGoodbye | Noodles and beer. A match made in heaven, eh? |
| RCGoodbye | Not today, Angela. Maybe next week. |
| RCGoodbye | I learned my lesson, Danvers. Just keep those damn Raiders away from me. |
| RCGoodbye | Sure thing. I'll bring them by later for you. |
| RCGoodbye | It's fine. You worry too much. |
| RCGoodbye | You need a new joke, Cindy. I've only heard that one about a million times. |
| RCGoodbye | Whiskey, straight. |
| RCGoodbye | It's doing well enough for me to come down here and buy drinks. |
| RCGoodbye | Nah. You gotta buy at least one box. |
| RCGoodbye | We only had one night together, Trinnie. Go get your own drinks. |
| RCGoodbye | Give me a Brahmin steak, potato, and a beer. |
| RCGoodbye | Hells bells, girl. I ain't no mister. Just call me Shrapnel. Yeah, I got some 10mm rounds. I'll bring them over to him later. |
| RCGoodbye | Sure, I'll take a drink. Flak and I don't talk about our past. Everyone knows we weren't born on Rivet City though. |
| RCGoodbye | Armitage. |
| RCGoodbye | I won't be causing any more trouble, Commander...Bitch. |
| RCGoodbye | Beer. And don't let it get empty. |
| RCGoodbye | I'm here to drink, not to fight. |
| RCGoodbye | Not happening, Trinnie. I already paid that debt. Go find someone else to hit up. |
| RCGoodbye | Hey, I've got my own problems. I don't have time to be on the lookout for yours. |
| RCGoodbye | Yeah, it's just fine. Unless of course you want to warm my bed for me? Nah? Then stop botherin' me. |
| RCGoodbye | Step away from my beer, Father, or I'll be raising my fist. |
| RCGoodbye | Don't call me Mister, you goddamn bucket of bolts! Just bring me an iguana on stick. |
| RCGoodbye | Fucking junk heap. I should start eating at Gary's. |
| RCGoodbye | To hell with that brat. And to hell with you, Harkness. I'll drink as much as I want. |
| RCGoodbye | Shut your trap. You'll eat what I give you and be grateful for it, or I'll give you something to be really sorry for. |
| RCGoodbye | Do I look like I give a crap? Now get away from me. I don't want you filling James' head with your dopehead ideas. |
| RCGoodbye | Do I look like I give a crap? Now get away from me. |
| RCGoodbye | Other than you? No. |
| RCGoodbye | Whiskey and water. Go light on the water. |
| RCGoodbye | James? Who knows where that little shit has run off to. Mind your own business, Brock. I'm going to get a drink. |
| RCGoodbye | Mole rat, well done, with wine. Leave the bottle. James has been bad. He gets a carrot and some water. |
| RCGoodbye | Mole rat, well done, with wine. Leave the bottle. |
| RCGoodbye | Sure thing, Chief. Next time I'll take him into the back to fuck him instead. Sheesh! |
| RCGoodbye | Fuck you, bitch. Oh, wait. Nobody wants to because you're too fugly! |
| RCGoodbye | I'll say when I've had enough. You aren't my mother, Belle, so fuck off. |
| RCGoodbye | Not yet. I'm still able to remember. Leave me alone, Brock. You aren't my father. Thank God, too. |
| RCGoodbye | I'm not that desperate. |
| RCGoodbye | You're wrong. I haven't had enough to drink. In fact, I think I'll order another one right now. |
| RCGoodbye | Huh? I don't get it. Nevermind. Just buy me another drink. |
| RCGoodbye | I prefer beer to whiskey, Father. And unless you want to buy me the next round, get lost. |
| RCGoodbye | Thank you, Chief Harkness. |
| RCGoodbye | Mister Buckingham can handle the Weatherly for a couple of hours. |
| RCGoodbye | A girl has to be able to protect herself, even if that means buying a gun. |
| RCGoodbye | I guess I'll just be window shopping then. |
| RCGoodbye | I know, I know. He's nice enough, but just not my type. Take care, and don't spread too much gossip. |
| RCGoodbye | I just stopped by to say hello. And to see if you have anything new for sale. |
| RCGoodbye | You go do what you have to. I don't want to watch that. |
| RCGoodbye | You need to stop giving me special discounts, Seagrave. A new toaster oven would sure be handy though. I'll pick it up later. |
| RCGoodbye | Thank you, Father. I've been trying to get Seagrave to come to church too, but he's stubborn. |
| RCGoodbye | Thank you, Father. I always feel the presence of the Lord when I pray here. |
| RCGoodbye | No. He's never going to notice you, Cindy. Especially if you're still with Paulie. Just forget about Bannon. |
| RCGoodbye | Stop! You're embarrassing me, but thank you. I should go. I want to see Cindy and Angela too. |
| RCGoodbye | Stop! You're embarrassing me, but thank you. I should go. |
| RCGoodbye | I've told you before. I don't feel that way about you. I'm sorry. |
| RCGoodbye | I'll see what I can find, Mister Armitage. |
| RCGoodbye | Certainly, Mister Zimmer. |
| RCGoodbye | Oh, he notices all right. You should forget about him. Priests are married to God and take vows of celibacy. |
| RCGoodbye | No, not right now. Carry on Mister Buckingham. |
| RCGoodbye | Sometimes I hate working with robots. |
| RCGoodbye | Yes, of course. I'll watch my alcohol intake. |
| RCGoodbye | Good. Stay alert. He could be anywhere. |
| RCGoodbye | Relax. I'm sure there is no danger here. |
| RCGoodbye | Not yet, Chief Harkness. |
| RCGoodbye | I could really care less about you and your brat, Madam. |
| RCGoodbye | Your food is very nourshing, Vera. |
| RCGoodbye | A glass of wine, if you please. |
| RCGoodbye | Yes. Iguana Bits, water, and a piece of fruit. Anything will do. |
| RCGoodbye | I'm on patrol, punk. Try and stay out of my way. |
| RCGoodbye02 | Don't worry, Diego. I'll take care of you. I even found a room below decks for us. Our love will sustain us. |
| RCGoodbye02 | Of course I'm excited. Diego is a wreck though. My dad might have to help him up the aisle instead of me. |
| RCGoodbye02 | Diego insisted. He may not be a priest any more, but he still has his faith. |
| RCGoodbye02 | Oh, Dad! Stop that or you'll have me crying. You can visit Diego and me any time. And I'll still be working with you. |
| RCGoodbye02 | Thank you Mister Holmes. We'll need lots of things for our new home, so I'm sure we'll be shopping here. |
| RCGoodbye02 | It took him long enough to get the hint. I had to practically write it out for him. Men! |
| RCGoodbye02 | Yes, I got the invitation. I wouldn't miss you and Diego's wedding for anything. |
| RCGoodbye02 | Why are you so mean sometimes? I'm always nice to you. |
| RCGoodbye02 | This week doesn't look good either, Father. |
| RCGoodbye02 | God and Saint Monica hear my sermons. That's good enough for me. |
| RCGoodbye02 | Sorry. I just don't have enough money, Angela. I really wish I could. |
| RCGoodbye02 | Thank you. No, they don't have a date for the wedding yet, but it will be soon. |
| RCGoodbye02 | I am. Diego is a good boy. They will make a happy couple. |
| RCGoodbye02 | My little girl is all grown up. I hope I don't cry at the wedding. |
| RCGoodbye02 | Thank you, Diego. You'll make a fine priest some day. |
| RCGoodbye02 | She's not a bitch, you are! I hate you! You're ruining my life. |
| RCGoodbye03 | I'm on my break, so I'm just looking around. I guess you don't have anything new today. |
| RCGoodbye03 | Your mom was no Saint Monica. I wouldn't want someone like her. Besides, I like cooking. |
| RCGoodbye03 | It's ready for you, Father. |
| RCGoodbye04 | I'll try that. |
| RCGoodbye05 | Yeah. That was bad. I'm sure they'll do something about it. |
| RCGoodbye06 | I'm sure she'll just scrounge some from the lower deck. |
| RCGoodbye07 | I never expected it to happen in my lifetime. I can hardly wait to taste clean water. |
| RCGoodbye08 | Good for them. I think slavery is horrible. |
| RCGoodbye09 | I heard a lot of them got away and made it to the Citadel. I hope the Enclave leaves us alone. |
| RCGoodbye10 | Thank God! That was such an annoying broadcast. |
| RCGoodbye11 | I used to think Rivet City was such a safe place. |
| RCGoodbye12 | That's just a myth. I bet some deranged Ghoul did it though. Well, I gotta run. |
| RCGoodbye13 | Me too. Nothing is getting through these walls! |
| RCGoodbye14 | It's a tough job. I wouldn't want it. |
| RCGoodbye15 | The ship's water isn't much better. If we don't get fresh water soon, we'll all end up like her. |
| RCIDo | I do. |
| RCIDo | I do. |
| RCJamesHargraveDifuse | Go jump off the flight deck, asshole. |
| RCJamesHargraveFamily | My mom is probably drunk, and my dad's dead. |
| RCJamesHargraveFamily | Is that good enough for you, asshole? |
| RCJamesHargraveFamily | Dead. Some asshole like you killed them. |
| RCJamesHargraveProvoke | I'll show you. I'll show all of you! |
| RCJamesHargraveProvoke | When I'm gone, my mom will really miss me. |
| RCJamesHargraveSaveYourself | You're still an asshole. Well, guess what. I'm going to follow you anyway. |
| RCJamesHargraveSaveYourself | And if you aren't going back, we'll just stay here. |
| RCJamesHargraveSaveYourself | You're just mean! I hope your Mom and Dad die! |
| RCJamesHargraveScared | I ain't scared, and I ain't your son. |
| RCJamesHargraveScared | Any other stupid questions, asshole? |
| RCJamesHargraveSteal | Of course I'm not afraid. I'll take it and he'll never know. I'll have it by tomorrow. |
| RCJamesHargraveSteal | Sure. I pinched this from his table. He never even saw me. |
| RCJamesHargraveSteal | I can get you some more by tomorrow. |
| RCJamesHargraveTakeHome | Thanks, mister. |
| RCJamesHargraveTakeHome | Thanks, lady. |
| RCJamesHargraveTakeHome | Thank you, mister. I promise to be good from now on. |
| RCJamesHargraveTakeHome | Thank you, ma'am. I promise to be good from now on. |
| RCJamesHargraveTaunt | Oh yeah? Well...well...you're an asshole. |
| RCLoveYou | I love you Diego. |
| RCLoveYou | I love you too, Angela. |
| RCMeiWongDontWorry | Really? Oh, thank you. |
| RCMeiWongDontWorry | Can you help me? I've been so worried with him around. I can hardly sleep at night. |
| RCMeiWongGun | Thank you! I'll go to Flak and Shrapnel's just before closing. |
| RCMeiWongGun | I don't have anything to give you, but I think I can trust you with a secret. |
| RCMeiWongGun | If you ever go up north, there is a secret slave hide out called Temple of the Union. You might find them useful. |
| RCMeiWongGun | Thank you! I'll go to Flak and Shrapnel's just before closing. |
| RCMeiWongGun | I guess that was too much to ask for. Farewell. |
| RCMeiWongIntimidate | No! Don't take me back! I would rather die than be a slave for that awful Allistair Tenpenny. |
| RCMeiWongIntroduction | I suppose it doesn't matter if I tell you. |
| RCMeiWongIntroduction | I used to be a slave. I saw a Slaver on this ship, his name is Sister. I'm afraid he's after me. |
| RCMeiWongIntroduction | I suppose nothing, now. I've been hunted for so long, being safe here in Rivet City is strange. Sorry. |
| RCMeiWongNotMyProblem | That's easy to say. You don't have anyone from your past after you. |
| RCMeiWongNotMyProblem | I just feel so helpless. |
| RCMeiWongNuts | I'm sorry. I'm just so on edge all the time. |
| RCMeiWongRevealed | Oh, my God! What am I going to do now? How could you? |
| RCMeiWongRevealed | Get away from me! |
| RCMeiWongSister | No. He's a big, scary Slaver. He's staying at the Weatherly Hotel. I try to avoid him because he might recognize me. |
| RCMeiWongSlave | No! Please, don't tell Sister. I think he's a Slaver. I don't want to be taken by him. |
| RCMeiWongThinkAboutIt | I...I am at your mercy. |
| RCMeiWongYourOwn | I suppose it was wrong of me to ask you for help. I won't talk to you about this again. |
| RCMisterBuckinghamOwner | I serve Miss Vera Weatherly, proprietor of the Weatherly Hotel. |
| RCMisterBuckinghamQuestion | This is the Weatherly Hotel. It's the finest establishment in Rivet City. |
| RCMisterLopezChurch | That's what Father Clifford says. I'm not sure I believe that. I'll think about it. |
| RCMisterLopezCoward | You're right. I've failed everyone. Even my family. |
| RCMisterLopezNotInvolved | Whatever. |
| RCMisterLopezSad | Is it that obvious? I suppose so. |
| RCMisterLopezSad | My family was killed by Raiders. I don't have much to live for any more. |
| RCMisterLopezSuicide | Thank you. A quick shove should do it. |
| RCMisterLopezTedStrayer | Ted Strayer? I suppose I could talk to him. He is kind of a lost boy. |
| RCMisterLopezTedStrayer | Thank you, stranger. |
| RCMisterLopezWhyNot | Nobody does. I'm not very memorable. |
| RCMisterLopezWhyNot | Don't worry, it won't be a problem for much longer. |
| RCMisterLopezWrong | You may be right, but I have nothing to live for. |
| RCPackageEnd | Damn! I forgot to eat breakfast again. |
| RCPackageEnd | I'd better get back to the museum. |
| RCPackageEnd | Oh! Look at the time. I'd better go get something to eat. |
| RCPackageEnd | I'd better get back. |
| RCPackageEnd | Dad, my shift's over. I'm going to do some shopping. |
| RCPackageEnd | I'd better get home. Dad will be worried. |
| RCPackageEnd | See you tomorrow night, Diego. |
| RCPackageEnd | Well, I need to go open up. |
| RCPackageEnd | I'm out of here. |
| RCPackageEnd | Closing time. |
| RCPackageEnd | I'm tired. |
| RCPackageEnd | Another day, another dollar. |
| RCPackageEnd | Shit. I've got a Council meeting. |
| RCPackageEnd | Think I'll get something to nibble on. |
| RCPackageEnd | Where did I put that food? |
| RCPackageEnd | I'm getting tired. Watch the bar, Brock. |
| RCPackageEnd | Belle! Time to get up! |
| RCPackageEnd | Maybe I'll go topside. |
| RCPackageEnd | That's enough fresh air for one day. |
| RCPackageEnd | I suppose I can make do with my old gun for another week. |
| RCPackageEnd | Let me know if you get anything new in, Bannon. |
| RCPackageEnd | I'm going to take a food break, Belle. |
| RCPackageEnd | Enough chit-chat. I need to get to work. Those halls won't clean themselves. |
| RCPackageEnd | This deck is as good as it's going to get today. I need to move on to the mid-deck. |
| RCPackageEnd | My feet are killing me. Time to go home. I'll finish this up tomorrow. |
| RCPackageEnd | I hope Paulie hasn't injected all our inventory. |
| RCPackageEnd | Bannon! Wait for me! |
| RCPackageEnd | Oh, boy! I'm hungry. |
| RCPackageEnd | Mmm. That smells good. |
| RCPackageEnd | I'm going to go play with James. |
| RCPackageEnd | Bye, James. |
| RCPackageEnd | Time to go on patrol. |
| RCPackageEnd | I think I'll get some air out on the Flight Deck. |
| RCPackageEnd | I'm full. Time for a nap. |
| RCPackageEnd | I'm getting kind of hungry. |
| RCPackageEnd | Think I'll go exploring. |
| RCPackageEnd | Good morning, Father Clifford. |
| RCPackageEnd | We should go get some breakfast, Father Clifford. |
| RCPackageEnd | It's time for our evening meal, Father Clifford. |
| RCPackageEnd | We should be heading to the clinic, Father Clifford. |
| RCPackageEnd | Angela, let's go up to the Flight Deck. It's more private up there. |
| RCPackageEnd | It's late. We should go home, Angela. |
| RCPackageEnd | Think I'll go get some lunch. |
| RCPackageEnd | Well, if anyone needs me, I'll be in my room. |
| RCPackageEnd | That was a fine meal. I've got to get back to my patients. |
| RCPackageEnd | Well, Janice, I need to get going. |
| RCPackageEnd | Doctor Li, it's been a pleasure, but it's late and I have to go. |
| RCPackageEnd | Doctor Preston, I'll be back in a couple of days to visit with your patients again. |
| RCPackageEnd | Church services are held every Sunday morning. I hope to see you there. |
| RCPackageEnd | Mister Buckingham, it was delicious, as always. |
| RCPackageEnd | Vera, it was a feast. God bless you. |
| RCPackageEnd | I've heard enough for tonight. |
| RCPackageEnd | Think I'll go have some fun. |
| RCPackageEnd | Better open up. The breakfast crowd will be here soon. |
| RCPackageEnd | I'm beat, I'm going to go take a nap. |
| RCPackageEnd | I'm going to grab a bite to eat. |
| RCPackageEnd | Time to lock up. Tomorrow starts early. |
| RCPackageEnd | Whoa! Almost overslept. Angela wouldn't be happy about that. |
| RCPackageEnd | I'm going top side for a while. |
| RCPackageEnd | Time to call it a day. |
| RCPackageEnd | Time for my walk around. |
| RCPackageEnd | Think I'll walk the flight deck. |
| RCPackageEnd | I'm bushed. Think I'll turn in. |
| RCPackageEnd | Time for the Council meeting. Don't want to be late. |
| RCPackageEnd | Time for breakfast. Let's go. |
| RCPackageEnd | We'll be late for church. Hurry up. |
| RCPackageEnd | I'm off to work. |
| RCPackageEnd | I need to run up to the tower for a few hours. |
| RCPackageEnd | Quittin' time. I can't wait to get home. |
| RCPackageEnd | Quitting time. I'm heading home. |
| RCPackageEnd | Time to go to bed. |
| RCPackageEnd | I'm done, mom. I'm going to go play with C.J. |
| RCPackageEnd | I'm done, mom. I'm going to go play. |
| RCPackageEnd | I've got to go home, or my mom will kill me. |
| RCPackageEnd | Thank you, Cindy. |
| RCPackageEnd | I should get back. |
| RCPackageEnd | It's getting late. I should go. |
| RCPackageEnd | Think about what I've said Ted. |
| RCPackageEnd | Someday, maybe I'll get courage. |
| RCPackageEnd | Thank you, Father Clifford. I'll think about what you've said. |
| RCPackageEnd | Oh! Got to get to the store. Cindy will kill me if I'm late again. |
| RCPackageEnd | Oh! Got to get to the store. |
| RCPackageEnd | Man, that is some good shit! I am really jazzed now. |
| RCPackageEnd | Closing time. I hope Vera waits for me. |
| RCPackageEnd | Goodnight Vera. |
| RCPackageEnd | Damn. I feel hung over. |
| RCPackageEnd | Finally. Time to close shop. |
| RCPackageEnd | I suppose I ought to get to work. |
| RCPackageEnd | Almost out of caps. I'd better go. |
| RCPackageEnd | Time to get drunk. |
| RCPackageEnd | I'll get you yet, you bastard. |
| RCPackageEnd | Time to go get drunk. |
| RCPackageEnd | I gotta go to bed. Gotta sleep this off. |
| RCPackageEnd | I need a drink. |
| RCPackageEnd | Where's James? I've got to go find my brat. |
| RCPackageEnd | Sit down and mind your manners. |
| RCPackageEnd | Don't embarrass me, brat. |
| RCPackageEnd | Oh, man. I got the itch. I'm heading up to see Cindy. |
| RCPackageEnd | This should do it. Thanks, Cindy. |
| RCPackageEnd | Oh, yeah. That's what I needed. |
| RCPackageEnd | I should check in with my guests. |
| RCPackageEnd | Maybe I'll get Buckingham to fix me something to eat. |
| RCPackageEnd | I think I'll just pop up to the Flight Deck. |
| RCPackageEnd | I'm getting a chill. I should go home. |
| RCPackageEnd | No sign of him, Armitage. Let's look elsewhere. |
| RCPackageEnd | Well, he's obviously not here. |
| RCPackageEnd | Let's search a different deck today, Armitage. |
| RCPackageEnd | I should really begin the search. |
| RCPaulieCantelliBadForYou | That's what Cindy says too. But I got the itch. I need it bad. |
| RCPaulieCantelliGiveDrugs | Thanks, man. I really need this fix. |
| RCPaulieCantelliStash | Okay, okay! I steal them from Doc Preston. There's an empty room across from the Staley's. I hide them in the file cabinet in there. |
| RCPaulieCantelliStealDrugs | My wife, Cindy. She's always watching the inventory. If I take any, she'll lock me out. |
| RCPinkerton | I live here. It's where I do my work. And it's FAR away from Dr. Li and all those other monkeys dressed up like scientists. |
| RCPinkerton | You made it past my defenses, which proves you aren't a dummy. AND you haven't killed me, so I suppose you aren't here to do that. |
| RCPinkerton | I suppose you can hang around if you want. Just don't touch anything. |
| RCPinkertonFacialReconstruction | And how! I AM the only one in all of the Wasteland with the skill and the guts to perform facial reconstruction, you know. |
| RCPinkertonFacialReconstruction | Look. You're different from all those other jerkoffs, so I'll make you a deal. You want a little nip-tuck here and there, I'll do it for ya. |
| RCPinkertonFacialReconstruction | I'll get to hone my skill, and you'll get the best surgeon around. The likelihood of death by infection at my hands is only... hmm... 35% let's say. |
| RCPinkertonFacialReconstruction | So, what do you want to look like? |
| RCPinkertonFacialReconstruction | What do you want to look like? |
| RCPinkertonWork | The secret kind... |
| RCPinkertonWork | Well, if you must know... I'm an electrician and computer expert. AND I'm a bit of surgeon. Really, the most gifted scientist you'll find... |
| RCPinkertonWork | Hmph. I'm the guy that got Rivet City up and running in the first place! |
| RCPinkertonWork | And after all that Li and her gang of flunkies pushed me out. Ha! Project Purity indeed. What a bunch of morons -- they can't even clean some water. |
| RCPriest | We are gathered here today to witness the union of Diego and Angela in holy matrimony. |
| RCPriest | They have asked that their marriage be blessed by God and by Saint Monica. |
| RCPriest | They have also asked that it be witnessed by their friends and family. |
| RCPriest | I now pronounce you man and wife. What God has joined, let no man tear asunder. |
| RCPrivateJoneEmergency | Sir! This slag heap appreciates the intel. Moving to secure the flight deck, Sir! |
| RCPrivateJonesStayOut | Sir, you are not authorized to enter the armory. Sir! |
| RCPrivateJonesStayOut | Please don't make me shoot you, Sir! |
| RCPrivateJonesWhoAreYou | Sir, this slag heap is guarding the armory. Sir! |
| RCResponse01 | I guess. We don't get to talk much. I just wish Diego would notice that I'm not a child anymore. |
| RCResponse01 | Wouldn't you rather be with a real girl? Maybe you should try it before you decide. |
| RCResponse01 | But I did, Doctor Li. I put it right where you told me to. |
| RCResponse01 | Just some water. |
| RCResponse01 | Don't know where he is, and I'm not sure I care. I saw you talking to Bannon the other day. Did he mention me? |
| RCResponse01 | A little. Aren't you? We don't have a place to live, and your father is going to have to support us. |
| RCResponse01 | No, it's not true! Yes, she has been tempting me, trying to seduce me, but I've resisted. |
| RCResponse01 | That is a sin in the eyes of God, Mister Lopez. Surely he has a greater purpose for you. You should speak with Father Clifford. |
| RCResponse01 | Haven't seen you in church, Danvers. How about this week? |
| RCResponse01 | That is a sin in the eyes of God, Mister Lopez. Surely he has a greater purpose for you. Let us pray to Saint Monica. |
| RCResponse01 | You are a drunk and a harlot, Trinnie, but the Lord can still forgive you. Come to church on Sunday. |
| RCResponse01 | Your sins call me down here. Your souls need to be cleansed of the Devil's brew you serve. |
| RCResponse01 | The doctor is fine. If it weren't for her work, Rivet City would be no better than Megaton, Danvers. |
| RCResponse01 | I don't know, what do you want to do? |
| RCResponse01 | Do you have anything to calm my nerves? Paulie keeps trying to get me to try Psycho, but that stuff rots your brain. |
| RCResponse01 | I am doing the tasks I have been programmed for. Currently I am waiting for new orders. |
| RCResponse01 | I am not programmed for visual evaluation. However, Miss Vera tells me that the Iguana is only a day old. |
| RCResponse01 | Certainly, Mister Sister. |
| RCResponse01 | My family is dead and the world is a nuclear Wasteland. What exactly is it that I have to live for, Father Clifford? |
| RCResponse01 | Um...don't do that. That would not be a good idea. Maybe you should talk to Father Clifford. |
| RCResponse01 | Vera! Wonderful to see you. You look lovely today. |
| RCResponse01 | You know I'd do anything for you, Vera. |
| RCResponse01 | No. I don't want you hanging around that little bitch. She and her parents think they are so much better than me. |
| RCResponse01 | Don't be jealous of my wealth. Be jealous of my looks instead. |
| RCResponse01 | You should spend more time on the flight deck, Angela. You look so pale! |
| RCResponse01 | I don't need anyone to take care of me, Seagrave. But I do like being your friend. Just your friend. |
| RCResponse02 | I don't know, what do you want to do? |
| RCResponse03 | Stop that! You're so stupid. My Mom says you're ugly and a bitch too. |
| RCResponse04 | Maybe A Quick Fix has something that will help you sleep. Cindy's got all kinds of good chems. |
| RCResponse05 | Well, I hope they do something. Remember that child that fell off the deck last year? |
| RCResponse06 | Yeah. Belle's going to have to replace some tables and chairs. |
| RCResponse07 | Really? It's ready? That's great news! I hope there aren't any problems at the Jefferson Memorial. |
| RCResponse08 | Oh, yeah! I heard about that. They're trying to help other slaves escape too. |
| RCResponse09 | Oh my God! Did anyone escape? |
| RCResponse10 | Remember that big explosion on the horizon? I bet that's what happened to it. |
| RCResponse11 | Wasn't he killed by some maniac? Shot right in the head, like he was a Ghoul or something. |
| RCResponse12 | I heard about that! He was shot in the head like he was some sort of zombie. They say that's how you kill a Ghoul too. |
| RCResponse13 | That's why I'm glad I'm in here. Good old Rivet City. |
| RCResponse14 | I heard Danvers has his job now. |
| RCResponse14 | I hope they find someone to fill his shoes soon. |
| RCResponse15 | Yeah. I heard she was drinking river water. |
| RCSeagraveAnything | Yep. I'll take it all. One man's junk is another man's treasure. |
| RCSeagraveBannonSteal | Steal it? Hardly. He runs the council like it's his own personal bank account. |
| RCSeagraveBannonSteal | He's supposed to represent all the market businesses, not just himself. It's about time he was replaced. |
| RCSeagraveBannonSteal | If you had read that letter you'd know I'm no slaver and you know I'm not dealing with them. |
| RCSeagraveBannonSteal | But if that letter gets out, they won't trust me. I'll never get a seat on the council and Bannon will make me pay for trying to replace him. |
| RCSeagraveBannonSteal | If you care about Rivet City half as much as I do, tell Danvers that Bannon is blackmailing me, but don't show her the letter. |
| RCSeagraveJunk | Suit yourself. Sooner or later everyone has stuff to unload that only I will take. |
| RCSeagraveRipoff | You don't. No guarantees in the Wasteland. No rebates or exchanges either. |
| RCSeagraveRipoff | Oh, and you break it, you buy it. |
| RCSeagraveT51b | A what? |
| RCSeagraveT51b | Look, if you just want to crack wise, go somewhere else. But if you've got stuff you want to sell, then I'm your man. |
| RCSeagraveTooMuch | Well, I'm not open just now, but I will be by daybreak. Stop by. |
| RCSecurityTrouble | Oh, really? |
| RCSecurityTrouble | If someone took your stuff, go get it back. If they shoot at you, shoot back. |
| RCSecurityTrouble | Otherwise, I've got to see it for myself before I'm gonna do anything. |
| RCSermon | Today we hear the story of Saint Monica. |
| RCSermon | She was born in Great Lanta on the shores of the Ocean. |
| RCSermon | Her parents were both Ghouls. Yes, that�s right, I said Ghouls. |
| RCSermon | That she was conceived at all was a miracle. That she was born unafflicted was an even greater miracle. |
| RCSermon | God tested Saint Monica. She did not lead an easy life. |
| RCSermon | Sold into slavery by Raiders, she was forced to sell her body. |
| RCSermon | They took her only son, Ehren, from her and sold him. |
| RCSermon | She prayed every night to God for his safety. She did not pray for herself, although her burden was great. |
| RCSermon | Each night she would preach the word of God to the Slavers. |
| RCSermon | After sixteen years, God provided a miracle. |
| RCSermon | One of the Slavers repented his wicked ways and helped her to escape. |
| RCSermon | Four years she looked for Ehren. Four years she wandered the Wasteland. |
| RCSermon | God looked over her in those years. |
| RCSermon | When she found her son, she found he was a wicked man. |
| RCSermon | Ehren had overthrown his masters and taken their place. He was an owner of men. |
| RCSermon | Ehren took his mother to be his slave, even knowing who she was, for Ehren blamed her for his painful early life. |
| RCSermon | Each day Ehren would think of a new and wicked trial to put her through. |
| RCSermon | She would only smile at him and say, "I forgive you." |
| RCSermon | Each morning she would be miraculously healed as if nothing had happened. |
| RCSermon | When Ehren truly realized her love and God's love was boundless, he flung himself at her feet and begged for Saint Monica�s forgiveness. |
| RCSermon | Ehren released all of his slaves, and they rejoiced. |
| RCSermon | He repented all his wicked ways. |
| RCSermon | Who among us is without sin? Who among us can claim to be innocent? |
| RCSermon | Come, brothers and sisters, let us pray to God and Saint Monica for deliverance from our sins, as Ehren was delivered from his. |
| RCSermon | Amen. Let us pray. |
| RCShrapnelGuns | You're kidding right? Flak and Shrapnel's, in the market. I'm Shrapnel, you idiot. |
| RCShrapnelLikeGuns | Ain't seen many of those around lately. They're tough to come by. |
| RCShrapnelNoLikeGuns | Said like a soon-to-be-dead Wastelander. |
| RCShrapnelToughGuy | Ain't worth the ammo. Just walk away before security hauls you away. |
| RCShrapnelWhine | I'm short on time and your five minutes are up. See ya. |
| RCSisterName | Are you making fun of my name? It's a damn good thing for you this place is crawling with security. Otherwise I'd kick your ass. |
| RCSisterOkay | Smart move. What did you want? |
| RCTammyHargraveBadKid | You got that right. My James sure is. |
| RCTammyHargraveBadKid | I'll be in the Muddy Rudder later. Stop by and we can have a drink together. |
| RCTammyHargraveBadKid | You got that right. My James sure is. |
| RCTammyHargraveBadKid | Sit down and buy me a drink. |
| RCTammyHargraveBitch | Oh really? My husband ran off and got himself killed, and left me to raise his little brat. So don't you tell me how I should or shouldn't be. |
| RCTammyHargraveGoodKid | What a load of crap. Obviously you've never had to take care of some squealing little brat. |
| RCTammyHargraveNoSee | Figures. |
| RCTammyHargraveNoSee | I'm going to the Muddy Rudder for a drink later. If I see you down there, you can buy me a drink. |
| RCTammyHargraveNoSee | Figures. |
| RCTammyHargraveNoSee | You should buy me a drink now. |
| RCTammyHargraveWhoCares | Just make it quick. There's a bottle with my name on it. |
| RCTammyHargraveYourSon | Yeah. That's James. My own little trouble making brat. |
| RCTammyHargraveYourSon | I'd sell him to you if they'd let me. |
| RCTammyHargraveYourSon | Unless you've got any more personal questions, I'm busy. |
| RCTedStrayerAgree | All right! You and me, just hangin'. |
| RCTedStrayerDoAnything | You mean, like fix stuff? Nah. |
| RCTedStrayerDoAnything | I just hang out, dude. I've got enough chems to last a while. Oh, yeah! |
| RCTedStrayerLoser | Whoa! Dude! You don't have to get all in my face. |
| RCTedStrayerLoser | I'll just make myself scarce. |
| RCTedStrayerRelaxed | No point in getting all worked up. I get three squares, I got a place to crash, and nothings trying to eat me. |
| RCTopicCityCouncil | Chief Harkness meets with Doctor Li and Bannon to discuss security matters. |
| RCTopicCityCouncil | It's a waste of a good Monday morning if you ask me. They should just let Chief Harkness call the shots. |
| RCTopicCityCouncil | Chief Danvers meets with Doctor Li and Bannon to discuss how to run this tub. |
| RCTopicCityCouncil | It's a waste of a good Monday morning if you ask me. They should just let Chief Harkness call the shots. |
| RCTopicCityCouncil | Doctor Li, Chief Harkness and I are all on the council. We meet every Monday morning. |
| RCTopicCityCouncil | I can be very influential, if you know what I mean. Far more than Seagrave Holmes. |
| RCTopicCityCouncil | Doctor Li, Chief Harkness and I are all on the council. We meet every Monday morning. |
| RCTopicCityCouncil | I can be very influential, if you know what I mean. |
| RCTopicCityCouncil | Doctor Li, Chief Danvers and I are all on the council. We meet every Monday morning. |
| RCTopicCityCouncil | I can be very influential, if you know what I mean. Far more than Seagrave Holmes. |
| RCTopicCityCouncil | Doctor Li, Chief Danvers and I are all on the council. We meet every Monday morning. |
| RCTopicCityCouncil | I can be very influential, if you know what I mean. |
| RCTopicCityCouncil | Bannon and Doctor Li and I all meet on Monday mornings to talk about city wide issues. |
| RCTopicCityCouncil | It's pretty informal. The council doesn't have much real power. |
| RCTopicCJYoungMissing | I thought I saw her and James heading to the gate bridge. |
| RCTopicCJYoungMissing | They know better than to cross over though. It's dangerous out there. |
| RCTopicCJYoungMissing | I thought I saw them running over the bridge. |
| RCTopicCJYoungMissing | It couldn't have been them though. Children aren't allowed over there alone. |
| RCTopicCJYoungMissing | Yeah. I caught them trying to sneak over the bridge. |
| RCTopicCJYoungMissing | Children aren't allowed to leave without an adult, so I chased them off. |
| RCTopicCJYoungMissing | Same thing happened a few months ago, but they found a way to get over there anyway. I hope that hasn't happened this time. |
| RCTopicCJYoungMissing | Christie told me they were missing. I'll alert the rest of the security guards. |
| RCTopicCJYoungMissing | Henry told me her and James were missing. I'll have security keep an eye out for them. |
| RCTopicCJYoungMissing | I heard she and James were missing. I'll have security keep an eye out for them. |
| RCTopicCJYoungMissing | You mean that brat my James hangs around with? |
| RCTopicCJYoungMissing | No. I'm not surprised they've gone missing. The two of them are always causing trouble. |
| RCTopicCJYoungMissing | You brought her back to me! |
| RCTopicCJYoungMissing | Thank you for saving my little girl. |
| RCTopicCJYoungMissing | Thank you for finding C.J. |
| RCTopicCJYoungMissing | I was worried sick about her. |
| RCTopicCPS | I'm collecting artifacts. Historical artifacts. Um...all sorts of things from old DC. |
| RCTopicCPS | It's important work. Because...well, it just is. |
| RCTopicCPS | It's some sort of museum that nutjob Abraham Washington runs. |
| RCTopicDiegoAngela | Oh, yes. She's crazy about him. |
| RCTopicDiegoAngela | He keeps telling her no, but he also spends a lot of time with her. It's really not fair to her. |
| RCTopicDiegoAngela | Haven't you heard? They're going to get married! |
| RCTopicDiegoAngela | It's so wonderful. We haven't had a wedding in years. |
| RCTopicDiegoAngela | That poor girl. Diego told her to never bother him again. She was devastated. |
| RCTopicDiegoAngela | Yeah, I know. Thank God he's a priest. At least I know nothing's going on between them. |
| RCTopicDiegoAngela | Father Clifford would kick him out of the priesthood if he ever found out. |
| RCTopicDiegoAngela | Mooning over him? Not any more. She's going to marry him! I'm so happy for my little girl. |
| RCTopicDiegoAngela | Father Clifford caught the two of them rutting like Brahmin. |
| RCTopicDiegoAngela | Thank God Diego has enough good sense to make an honest woman of her. |
| RCTopicDiegoAngela | Mooning over him? You have old news, my friend. She married him! They are such a happy couple. |
| RCTopicDiegoAngela | That coward! He told her to stay away from him. She still cries about it at night. It's a good thing I would never hurt a priest. |
| RCTopicDiegoAngela | Well, one of us is. Sometimes it seems like he doesn't even know I'm there. |
| RCTopicDiegoAngela | Oh, my God! It was so romantic. |
| RCTopicDiegoAngela | Diego has left the Church. We're going to get married! |
| RCTopicDiegoAngela | Someone told Father Clifford that Diego and I were...you know. |
| RCTopicDiegoAngela | Father Clifford expelled Diego. So now we can get married! |
| RCTopicDiegoAngela | It's true! I'm so happy. Diego is a wonderful man. |
| RCTopicDiegoAngela | That rat bastard! I hate his guts. |
| RCTopicDiegoAngela | He told me to leave him alone. He won't even talk to me about. |
| RCTopicDiegoAngela | What are you talking about? I'm a man of the cloth! Well, I will be as soon as Father Clifford... |
| RCTopicDiegoAngela | Nevermind. It doesn't matter what Angela thinks. Soon I will take vows of chastity. |
| RCTopicDiegoAngela | I...I don't know what came over me. I just lost control and seduced her. |
| RCTopicDiegoAngela | But I am an honorable man. I will make her an honorable woman. We're going to get married. |
| RCTopicDiegoAngela | I thought I would be more upset about leaving the church, but she makes me so happy. |
| RCTopicDiegoAngela | Father Clifford accused me of having relations with Angela. He wouldn't listen when I told him it was a lie. |
| RCTopicDiegoAngela | I am no longer an acolyte. I've been expelled. |
| RCTopicDiegoAngela | Sometimes when God shuts one door though, he opens another. |
| RCTopicDiegoAngela | I've asked Angela to marry me, and she said yes. |
| RCTopicDiegoAngela | Oh, yes! I had to give up being a priest, but it was worth it. |
| RCTopicDiegoAngela | That is a thing of the past. I told her to stay away from me forever. |
| RCTopicDiegoAngela | What! If that's true, I'll defrock him. Not only is he fornicating, but he's doing with such an innocent, young girl. |
| RCTopicDiegoAngela | You mean that he's left the priesthood? Yes. |
| RCTopicDiegoAngela | They are going to get married. Well, at least I get to perform the ceremony. |
| RCTopicDiegoAngela | I was forced to expel him from the priesthood. It's a shame really. He would have made a fine priest. |
| RCTopicDiegoAngela | And Diego has done the right thing by asking her to marry him. Thank God for that. |
| RCTopicDiegoAngela | Yes, I did. It was a beautiful ceremony. |
| RCTopicDiegoAngela | Unfortunately, I am now short one acolyte. But this was God's will. I'm sure it's for the better. |
| RCTopicDiegoAngela | The poor dear. I wish there was something I could do to help her. |
| RCTopicDiegoAngela | That boy ought to just give her a tumble. It would be good for both of them. |
| RCTopicDiegoAngela | Disgusting, isn't it? Someone should talk to that boy. He has no business hanging around that tramp if he's going to be a priest. |
| RCTopicDoctorLi | She's not very social. Stays in her lab in the stern. |
| RCTopicDoctorLi | She's smart though. Real smart. |
| RCTopicDoctorLi | She's one of the members of the Council. Runs the science lab here. Don't bother her unless it's important. |
| RCTopicDoctorLi | Her lab is in the stern end of the ship. |
| RCTopicDoctorLi | She's some sort of genius. You know. One of those egg head scientist types. |
| RCTopicDoctorLi | Her lab is in the stern end of the ship. |
| RCTopicDoctorLi | She's certainly head and shoulders above most everyone else around here. Though that's not saying much. |
| RCTopicGetDrinks | The Muddy Rudder. Belle waters down the liquor, but it's cheap. It's on the lower deck. |
| RCTopicGetDrinks | Try the Muddy Rudder. They don't ask too many questions down on the lower deck. |
| RCTopicGetDrinks | The Weatherly Hotel is a good choice. It's on the upper deck. |
| RCTopicGetDrinks | The Weatherly Hotel is a good choice. It's on the upper deck. |
| RCTopicHangarDeckPeople | The Upper Deck people have more money and influence than those that live on the Hangar Deck. |
| RCTopicHangarDeckPeople | Some of the upper deck citizens can get pretty snobby about it. |
| RCTopicHangarDeckPeople | That's just folks blowing off steam. |
| RCTopicHangarDeckPeople | Every place has it's haves and have nots. We got Upper Deck and Hangar Deck. |
| RCTopicHangarDeckPeople | Don't let it bother you. |
| RCTopicHangarDeckPeople | The people that live on the Hangar Deck are the great unwashed masses. |
| RCTopicHangarDeckPeople | I read that somewhere. Do you like it? |
| RCTopicHangarDeckPeople | Anyway, they need true leaders, like myself. |
| RCTopicHangarDeckPeople | We do the best we can to take care of everyone on the Hangar Deck. |
| RCTopicHangarDeckPeople | It's not their fault they can't do better for themselves. |
| RCTopicHangarDeckPeople | The Hangar Deck people should know their place. |
| RCTopicHangarDeckPeople | Leave the thinking to people who are qualified. |
| RCTopicHangarDeckPeople | It's a sad state of affairs, but the people that live on those two decks don't trust each other. |
| RCTopicHangarDeckPeople | The Hangar Deck folk believe the Upper Deck people are keeping them down. |
| RCTopicHangarDeckPeople | The Upper Deck citizens believe the Hangar Deck people aren't capable of managing Rivet City. |
| RCTopicHangarDeckPeople | It's a shame really. Everyone should just get along. |
| RCTopicHangarDeckPeople | It's not too bad now, but if it keeps going this way, in a few years they'll start fighting in the streets. |
| RCTopicHangarDeckPeople | Father Clifford keeps preaching about tolerance and acceptance, but nobody seems to be listening. |
| RCTopicHangarDeckPeople | Damn Upper Deckers. They think they're better than us. Well, screw them. |
| RCTopicHangarDeckPeople | Yeah, the folks on the Upper Deck think pretty highly of themselves. They think they're better than us. |
| RCTopicHangarDeckPeople | Well, we do all the work, and they keep all the good stuff. Assholes, every one of them. |
| RCTopicJameHargraveProblem | What did you say about my mother? You... you take that back! |
| RCTopicJameHargraveProblem | Poor James. His mother drinks too much. When she does, she doesn't treat him very well. |
| RCTopicJameHargraveProblem | Personally, I think she blames him for his father leaving her, which is ridiculous. |
| RCTopicJameHargraveProblem | James' mom, Tammy, is a real bitch. She treats him like crap. |
| RCTopicJameHargraveProblem | I think it's because she drinks too much. |
| RCTopicJameHargraveProblem | That poor child. His mother, Tammy Hargrave, is a very troubled woman. |
| RCTopicJameHargraveProblem | She spends too much time down in the Muddy Rudder, drinking and using foul language. |
| RCTopicJameHargraveProblem | I feel so sorry for him. I think CJ is a good influence on him, but I do worry about the two of them. |
| RCTopicJameHargraveProblem | He's trouble, that's what he is. |
| RCTopicJameHargraveProblem | I don't trust him, and neither should you. |
| RCTopicJameHargraveProblem | His mother is a drunk. Spends all her time in the Muddy Rudder. |
| RCTopicMeiWongsProblem | No. Interesting. |
| RCTopicMeiWongsProblem | Never look a gift slave in the mouth, I say. |
| RCTopicMisterLopez | Yes, I know. I've been counseling him for some time now. |
| RCTopicMisterLopez | He used to go stand on the observation balcony all afternoon. He's down to only a hour or so at three o'clock. |
| RCTopicPaulieAddict | He's totally strung out. It's going to kill him one of these days. |
| RCTopicPaulieAddict | Oh, yeah. He's a mess. I'm glad I'm not in Cindy's shoes. |
| RCTopicPaulieAddict | He's hopeless. I have to keep him away from the shop or he'll rob us blind. |
| RCTopicPaulieAddict | One of these days he's going to end up dead. |
| RCTopicPaulieAddict | Yeah. He comes by every night around closing time and tries to get Cindy to let him close up. |
| RCTopicPaulieAddict | Thank God she's smarter than that. |
| RCTopicRivetCity | Rivet City is one of the few bastions of civilization left in the land. We're working to rebuild our society; to make the world livable again. |
| RCTopicRivetCity | We're the safest, most secure city in the Wasteland. Nothing can get in here without our say so. |
| RCTopicRivetCity | It's a boat. A really big boat. |
| RCTopicRivetCity | It's a place to live, safe from Raiders and Super Mutants. |
| RCTopicRivetCity | With Doctor Li on our side, maybe we can even begin to rebuild the world. |
| RCTopicRivetCity | It's noisy, dark, and smelly. |
| RCTopicRivetCity | But we're safe here. No Super Mutants or Raiders. And maybe Doctor Li will find a way to get clean water for us. |
| RCTopicSaintMonica | She is the patron saint of lost children. Very popular among the faithful of Rivet City. I'm surprised you've never heard of her. |
| RCTopicSaintMonica | If you want to hear her story, it will be the topic of my sermon on Sunday. Services begin at 8 am. You should come. |
| RCTopicSaintMonica | Saint Monica saved her own son's soul from eternal damnation. |
| RCTopicSaintMonica | She is now the patron saint of lost children for the faithful everywhere. |
| RCTopicSaintMonica | You really should come to church on Sunday mornings. The sermon will be all about Saint Monica. |
| RCTopicTammyHargraveDrunk | Shut up, butt wipe. |
| RCTopicTammyHargraveDrunk | Stop saying that, butt face. |
| RCTopicTammyHargraveDrunk | Oh, yeah? I'll show you! I'll show all of you. My mother will be sorry. |
| RCTopicWedding | Oh! We forgot to invite you! You should come. Be at the church by 3 o'clock tomorrow. |
| RCTopicWedding | The happy nuptials are at three tomorrow. |
| RCTopicWedding | Young people. They make such a spectacle out of everything. |
| RCTopicWedding | Who gives a crap. I've got better things to do a 3 o'clock tomorrow. Are you going to order a drink or not? |
| RCTopicWedding | We haven't had a wedding in Rivet City in I don't know how long. |
| RCTopicWedding | Be at the church at three tomorrow. That's when the ceremony starts. |
| RCTopicWedding | At 3 o'clock tomorrow. Everyone in Rivet City is invited. I'm sure that includes you. |
| RCTopicWedding | Tomorrow at three. You can come if you like. We've invited everyone in Rivet City. |
| RCTopicWedding | You'll have to be at the church by 3 o'clock tomorrow. Don't worry. There will be plenty of seating. |
| RCTopicWedding | If you want a good seat, get to the church before three tomorrow. |
| RCTopicWedding | They grow up so fast, don't they. |
| RCTopicWedding | Angela and Diego. It's about time, don't you think? |
| RCTopicWedding | I think I heard the ceremony is at 3 o'clock tomorrow. That's when I'm going to show up anyway. |
| RCTopicWedding | Those brats are going to tie the knot tomorrow. I think it's at three. |
| RCTopicWedding | Marriage is for saps, anyway. She'll be sorry. You watch. |
| RCTopicWedding | At 3 o'clock, tomorrow. |
| RCTopicWedding | I can hardly wait. I'm so happy for Angela. |
| RCTrinnieBuyDrink | Whoa! Why is the room spinning? |
| RCTrinnieBuyDrink | You're nice. I can tell you a secret. I'm drunk. No, that's not the secret. I have another secret. |
| RCTrinnieBuyDrink | Now that's what I like in a man. Enough caps to buy a lady a drink. |
| RCTrinnieBuyDrink | I guess you're okay. Thanks for the drink. |
| RCTrinnieNoSecret | You're a real friend. My real friend. |
| RCTrinnieNotInterested | Tightwad! |
| RCTrinnieNotInterested | No! Wait, I didn't mean that. Please, mister? Just one drink. |
| RCTrinnieNotInterested | Bitch! |
| RCTrinnieNotInterested | These guys won't buy me a round. Just one? Please? |
| RCTrinnieSecret | I know where Belle keeps her stash. But she doesn't know I know. |
| RCTrinnieSecret | She keeps it under her bed. Real original, huh? |
| RCTrinnieSecret | I think I need to puke. |
| RCVeraWeatherlyGossip | Well, I really shouldn't tell you, but have you heard about Paulie Cantelli? |
| RCVeraWeatherlyGossip | He's addicted to chems. His poor wife, Cindy, is at her wits end. |
| RCVeraWeatherlyGossip | You haven't heard? Angela has the hots for Diego. |
| RCVeraWeatherlyGossip | But since he's a priest, he's been putting her off. One of these days she's just going to jump his bones. |
| RCVeraWeatherlyGossip | They say Mister Lopez is losing it. He stands on the top of the bridge tower for hours at a time, just staring out over the city. |
| RCVows | Diego, will you take Angela for your lawful wedded wife, to have and to hold, from this day forward... |
| RCVows | for better, for worse, for richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health, to love and to cherish until death do you part? |
| RCVows | Angela, will you take Diego, for your lawful wedded husband, to have and to hold, from this day forward, |
| RCVows | for better, for worse, for richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health, to love and to cherish until death do you part? |
| RCWhatDoYouDo | We're the lucky ones. We don't have to fight just to survive. |
| RCWhatDoYouDo | We have normal jobs. I clean the halls. It might not look like it, but you should have seen it before. |
| RDBacktoTopics | What now? |
| RDBacktoTopics | Is that it then? |
| RDBacktoTopics | Alright then. |
| RDBacktoTopics | Anything else? |
| RDBobInsipid | Yeah? Well... well... so's your face! |
| RDBobInspire | Yeah? Well it just so happens that I like being number two around here. So I think I'll just stay right where I am. |
| RDBobInsult | Too young? Too young? I am so sick of everyone around here pulling that "You're too young" crap with me. |
| RDBobInsult | I'm tired of it. I'm old enough to take Dave's place. I'll win that election and show everybody. |
| RDBobPersuade | Yeah! I'll show him! And when I'm in charge, everyone will have to say I'm as good as Dave. Better, even. |
| RDDaveAmbassador | You are? Excellent. It's good to see that the Wasteland has finally recognized the sovereign Republic of Dave. |
| RDDaveAmbassador | If the people of the Wasteland are generous and respectful, I might deign to annex them. |
| RDDaveApologizeGoodbye | You do that. Personal note: remind the guards to fire on sight. |
| RDDaveAsylum | Ahh... another victim of persecution seeking protection from the mighty Republic of Dave. We get a lot of that here. |
| RDDaveAsylum | I'll agree to harbor you for now. However, in exchange, you will reveal the secrets of your former nation to me or face exile. |
| RDDaveBRB | Don't waste my time. I've got important things to do around here. |
| RDDaveBRB | Good riddance. |
| RDDaveButterfly | How much radiation have you been exposed to? Not the butterfly, you moron. I meant the kind of leader that holds his office for life. |
| RDDaveButterfly | My father inherited his political power from birth and renamed this great nation the Kingdom of Tom. |
| RDDaveButterfly | Although I also inherited my political power from my father when I took over I formed a Republic so the people may elect their leader. |
| RDDaveCitizenship | First off, you will address me as Mister President. Always. No exceptions. |
| RDDaveCitizenship | Secondly, after careful consideration, the Office of Immigrant Affairs reports that we've already exceeded our quota for immigration this year. |
| RDDaveCitizenship | Appication denied. You have 24 hours to leave the Republic, or face deportation. |
| RDDaveDictatorship | Dictatorship? You insult me. Obviously the Wasteland radiation has taken away your capacity to reason. |
| RDDaveElectionDontKnow | Ah, a seeker of knowledge, then? Well, trust me, an election is what separates a president like myself from a monarch like my father. |
| RDDaveElectionYes | Well then, there you go. An election is what separates a president like myself from a monarch like my father. |
| RDDaveHelp | What am I supposed to do? |
| RDDaveHelp | Go see the guard at the front gate and schedule an appointment or something like everybody else does. |
| RDDaveLetStayA1 | Hmm... now that you mention it, the President could use a new hunting rifle. |
| RDDaveLetStayA1 | Tell you what. You find me a serviceable hunting rifle, and I'll grant you special asylum within my Republic. |
| RDDaveLetStayA1 | Or, you can just pay the 250 cap tax on "unwanted refugees." |
| RDDaveLetStayA2 | A donation, huh? Well, it just so happens that the Republic of Dave does grant special asylum to its supporters in times of crisis. |
| RDDaveLetStayA2 | A one-time refugee tax of 250 caps should be enough to handle the administration costs of letting you stay. |
| RDDaveLetStayA2 | Or, you could always find the President a new hunting rifle. I lost the last one when I was out stalking Mirelurks. |
| RDDaveLetStayA3 | Have it your way. You'll never leave the Republic. Alive, that is. |
| RDDaveLetStayB1 | Very well. I look forward to it, future refugee. |
| RDDaveLetStayB1 | Yes, this will do nicely. Congratulations, you are now an official refugee of the Republic of Dave. |
| RDDaveLetStayB2 | Very well. I look forward to it, future refugee. |
| RDDaveLetStayB2 | Yes, this will do nicely. Congratulations, you are now an official refugee of the Republic of Dave. |
| RDDaveLetStayB3 | Then you have 24 hours to remain in the Republic or face execution. Enjoy your stay. |
| RDDaveMonarch | My father inherited his political power from birth and renamed this great nation the Kingdom of Tom. |
| RDDaveMonarch | Although I also inherited my political power from my father when I took over I formed a Republic so the people may elect their leader. |
| RDDaveSpyNo | Ah-ha! Just what I'd expect a spy to say! Look, I don't know how you got in here, spy, but there will be consequences for your actions. |
| RDDaveSpyNo | It is unacceptable for you to enter the Capitol Building without an invitation! |
| RDDaveSpyRidiculous | If the Capitol Building does not meet your incredible standards, feel free to escort yourself out. In fact, just leave now. |
| RDDaveSpyYes | Assassin? And you really thought you could succeed against the Army of Dave? |
| RDDaveStandUp | The President of the Republic does. Now get out of my sight. |
| RDDaveTraveller | The Department of Tourist Rights has declared a tourism embargo that affects the entirety of the Republic of Dave. |
| RDDaveTraveller | You have 24 hours to return to your home nation or face "accelerated" deportation. |
| RDElectionTalk | I can't believe it's only a couple of days away. |
| RDElectionTalk | Glad to hear that. |
| RDElectionTalk | Crazy how it sneaks up on you, y'know? |
| RDElectionTalk | That's none of your business. |
| RDElectionTalk | Um, yeah. |
| RDElectionTalk | Was I supposed to do it? I didn't hear Dave saying we had to! |
| RDElectionTalk | Yeah, but it'd be better if I could vote. |
| RDElectionTalk | Ugh why can't I just vote now? |
| RDElectionTalk | Santa Claus. |
| RDElectionTalk | Um, I guess so. |
| RDFeudTalk | Don't talk to me that way. |
| RDFeudTalk | I told you not to talk to me like that. |
| RDFeudTalk | Or else what? Yeah, thought so. |
| RDFeudTalk | Shut up. |
| RDGottaGo | You've wasted enough presidential time. Be gone. |
| RDGottaGo | Yes, you do. |
| RDGottaGo | Yeah, and I have to get back to work. |
| RDGraveyardShiftTalk | Man, I hate the graveyard shift. |
| RDGuardChildatHeart | I like playing Republic. I always get to play as Dave! |
| RDGuardChildatHeart | Here, I'll take you to him! Just be sure to call him Mister President Daddy. He likes that! |
| RDGuardChildatHeart | I like playing Republic. Even though stupid Ralphie always gets to play as Dave! |
| RDGuardChildatHeart | Here, I'll take you to Dave! Just be sure to call him Mister President Daddy. He likes that! |
| RDGuardChildatHeart | I like playing Republic. Even though stupid Ralphie always gets to play as Dave! |
| RDGuardChildatHeart | Here, I'll take you to Dave! Just be sure to call him Mister President Daddy. He likes that! |
| RDGuardChildatHeart | I like playing Republic. Even though stupid Ralphie always gets to play as Dave! |
| RDGuardChildatHeart | Here, I'll take you to Dave! Just be sure to call him Mister President Daddy. He likes that! |
| RDGuardDaveResponse | I keep telling you, it's Mister President! Now get back to guarding the gate! |
| RDGuardEnter | Okay, I'll take you, but President Daddy doesn't always like new people. |
| RDGuardEnter | OK, this way. |
| RDGuardEnter | Okay, I'll take you, but President Daddy doesn't always like new people. |
| RDGuardEnter | Okay, come with me. |
| RDGuardEnter | Okay, I'll take you, but President Daddy doesn't always like new people. |
| RDGuardEnter | Okay, follow me. |
| RDGuardEnter | Okay, I'll take you, but President Daddy doesn't always like new people. |
| RDGuardEscortDone | President Daddy, there is a Wastelander who wishes to see you, sir! |
| RDGuardGoAway | Strangers need to stay outside or get permission from President Daddy! Else the Army of Dave will shoot you! |
| RDGuardNice | This is the Republic of Dave, duh! It's named for President Daddy! But you have to talk to him if you want to stay here. |
| RDGuardNice | We're the Republic of Dave. Or we used to be anyway. You have to go now. Dave isn't here anymore to talk to you. |
| RDGuardNoThanks | Okay. Just don't hang around the fence. President Daddy's guards don't like that. |
| RDGuardWhoIsDave | He's the president of the Republic of Dave, duh. You can ask over at the Museum of Dave if you don't believe me. |
| RDGuardWhoIsDave | But you can't just wander around here, you need to go get permission from President Daddy first! |
| RDMuseumContributeA1 | I'd never really thought about that before. Why do you ask? |
| RDMuseumContributeA1 | Great! What do you have? |
| RDMuseumContributeA2 | Oh, wonderful! I'd be happy to accept your contribution on behalf of the Republic! |
| RDMuseumContributeA2 | And Dave just increased the budget for the museum this year, too! I was going to buy books for the children, but this is far more important! |
| RDMuseumContributeA3 | Sir, everything here is authentic! Dave said so himself! |
| RDMuseumContributeA3 | Get out of my museum before I call for the Army of Dave! |
| RDMuseumContributeA4 | That's alright. I'm used to the children asking funny questions, anyway. |
| RDNeverMind | Alright then. |
| RDNeverMind | Anything else? |
| RDNeverMind | Glad to hear it. |
| RDPackageDone | I'm going to win this. |
| RDPackageDone | Hmm. I suppose voting for Dave is the patriotic thing to do. |
| RDPackageDone | All done! Dave is the best! |
| RDPackageDone | Fingers crossed. |
| RDPackageDone | Good luck, Dave. You have my vote. |
| RDPackageDone | Ah, Dave. Lead our Republic to glory! |
| RDPackageDone | Let's see what we have here. |
| RDPackageDone | A vote for me... |
| RDPackageDone | And another vote for me... |
| RDPackageDone | A vote for Rosie? |
| RDPackageDone | Bob!? |
| RDPackageDone | Wait a minute, has somebody tampered with the ballot box? |
| RDPackageDone | Hmm... after counting the votes, the president is... |
| RDPackageDone | Well, looks like another triumphant victory for myself. |
| RDPackageDone | Well, despite the hiccup, it looks like I am still declared the winner. |
| RDPackageDone | ROSIE? Rosie can't be president! NO! This is unfair! This can't be! FINE! I'm LEAVING! See how you people do without me! Enjoy your new president! |
| RDPackageDone | BOB? Bob can't be president! NO! This is unfair! This can't be! FINE! I'm LEAVING! See how you people do without me! Enjoy your new president! |
| RDPlayTalk | Leave me alone, Flower. I'm thinking. |
| RDPlayTalk | Can't you see I'm doing important things? |
| RDPlayTalk | For crying out loud, Flower, I'm busy. |
| RDPlayTalk | Fine, in a little bit. Geez. |
| RDPlayTalk | Can't right now. Why don't you ask Mary? |
| RDPlayTalk | I bet Ralph isn't doing anything, why don't you ask him? |
| RDPlayTalk | Sorry, kiddo, I'm too busy right now. |
| RDPlayTalk | Why don't you ask Rachael if she can play? |
| RDRosieInsipid | Hmm, maybe you're right. More trouble than it's worth. |
| RDRosieInspire | Yeah, and like Dave says, freedom is the most free freedom that we have! |
| RDRosieInspire | You know what, you're right. I'll give it a shot. It's like, my duty, isn't it? Yeah... |
| RDRosieInsult | What? Stupid? Well... I guess this was all just a joke to you. You've had your fun, now leave me alone. |
| RDRosiePersuade | You're right! Dave's just been pushing me around. It's time for a change. |
| RDStudentTalk | Awww... I hate class... I want to go play! |
| RDStudentTalk | Oh, crap, I forgot to do my homework on the Pledge of Allegience to Dave. |
| RDStudentTalk | Yay, class! Isn't Shawna pretty? |
| RDStudentTalk | But I already know everything about Dave... |
| RDStudentTalk1 | Uh... he asked Tom really nicely? |
| RDStudentTalk1 | He used a gun! Guns solve all problems! |
| RDStudentTalk1 | Pitchforks and fire, like in the pretty books Daddy has! |
| RDStudentTalk1 | I thought grandpa Tom just gave Dave the Republic... |
| RDStudentTalk2 | He was ugly, and stupid, and mean! |
| RDStudentTalk2 | He didn't acknowledge truth, justice, or the will of Dave! |
| RDStudentTalk2 | He wasn't as pretty as mommy number one or mommy number two! |
| RDStudentTalk2 | But I thought grandpa just got really, really old... |
| RDStudentTalk3 | Yesterday! |
| RDStudentTalk3 | Was it... uh... man... I knew it this morning... |
| RDStudentTalk3 | Whenever Daddy says it was, teacher! |
| RDStudentTalk3 | It wasn't very long ago... I think I remember... |
| RDStudentTalk4 | Ha! Ha! Rachael's in trouble! |
| RDStudentTalk4 | Why am I always picked on in class? Make someone else do it! |
| RDStudentTalk5 | Aww... do we have to? |
| RDStudentTalk5 | I'm gonna ace this one! |
| RDStudentTalk5 | Alrighty, Miss Shawna-Teacher! |
| RDStudentTalk5 | Why does Daddy need merits? Can't he just be Daddy? |
| RDSubElectionOpponents | Nobody except me. Why would the people need anyone else but Dave? I give them all that they ask for. |
| RDSubElectionOpponents | An opponent? Seriously? But... but... Wait. No, this is a free republic. |
| RDSubElectionOpponents | Let the people make their choice. I am confident that they will recognize me as their true and proper leader. |
| RDSubElectionOpponents | So I've heard. She couldn't possibly think that she'd be better than Dave. |
| RDSubElectionOpponents | Wow, really? I've always said that she'd make a great leader, and we've never had a woman lead us before... |
| RDSubElectionOpponents | He is? Wow... Dave must be upset. |
| RDSubElectionOpponents | Wow, this is the first time we've had so many choices! |
| RDSubElectionOpponents | Poor girl doesn't stand much of a chance, does she? |
| RDSubElectionOpponents | Hmm, I don't know that he stands much of a chance against Dave. |
| RDSubElectionOpponents | Isn't he a bit young? I mean, Dave's been running the Republic since before Bob was born... |
| RDSubElectionOpponents | Wow, what's going on in this town? |
| RDSubElectionOpponents | Only Dave. He's the only person who ever runs. |
| RDSubElectionSuggestion | I can't be the president, I'm just a kid! |
| RDSubElectionSuggestion | I'm too young! I can't even vote yet. |
| RDSubElectionSuggestion | I don't think anybody is even allowed to run against Dave. |
| RDSubElectionSuggestion | Absolutely not. In fact, I'd vote for Dave twice if I could. |
| RDSubElectionSuggestion | No way! You'd have to be crazy to run against him. |
| RDSubElectionSuggestion | Keep your voice down! I'm not really comfortable talking about it out here. |
| RDSubElectionSuggestion | Believe it or not, I used to lead a group bigger than this one on an old caravan route. |
| RDSubElectionSuggestion | I did it for years... and we did pretty well for ourselves. |
| RDSubElectionSuggestion | But what am I talking about? Running against Dave would be like betraying him. |
| RDSubElectionSuggestion | I don't know. Like I said, I don't want to betray Dave. |
| RDSubElectionSuggestion | Man, I'd love to be the president. Everybody would have to listen to me or I could just exile them to the Wasteland. |
| RDSubElectionSuggestion | And the first thing I'd do is make myself the permanent leader so they couldn't vote me out in some other election. |
| RDSubElectionSuggestion | But there's no need for me to run. One year Dave is just going to make me the leader, just like my Grandpa Tom did for him. |
| RDSubElectionSuggestion | Look, I already told you, one day Dave is just going to make me President. |
| RDSubElectionThrowHat | I'm sorry, but the president must be a citizen of the Republic to run for office. So you do not qualify. |
| RDSubElectionThrowHat | Uhm... I don't think you can do that. You'd better ask Dave. |
| RDSubElectionThrowHat | Did you ask Dave if that's okay? |
| RDSubElectionThrowHat | Um, did Dave say you could do that? |
| RDTeacherTalk | Let's get class started. |
| RDTeacherTalk | So who can tell me how Dave saved the people from the wrath of Tom? |
| RDTeacherTalk | Somebody name three things Tom did wrong before Dave became the president. |
| RDTeacherTalk | Anybody know what year Dave took back the government for the people? |
| RDTeacherTalk | I hope you're paying attention, Rachael. I'll give another pop quiz. I'll do it. |
| RDTeacherTalk | Remember your homework is to prepare a speech on the "Merits of Dave." |
| RDTopicCountVotes | That would be Bob, Shawna, Jessica, Rosie and myself. In the Republic, if you're old enough to carry a weapon, you're old enough to vote. |
| RDTopicCountVotes | Rosie and Jessica are usually here in the Capitol. Bob usually hangs out outside near the Brahmin pen. |
| RDTopicCountVotes | Shawna runs the Museum of Dave, so you can find her there. |
| RDTopicCountVotes | Bob still hasn't voted, that dumb bastard. |
| RDTopicCountVotes | Jessica hasn't voted yet. |
| RDTopicCountVotes | Tell Shawna that Dave commands her to vote in the election. She'll come running, trust me. |
| RDTopicCountVotes | Not yet. Rosie still hasn't voted. |
| RDTopicCountVotes | Good, the votes are in. If you'll excuse me, I'll be getting started on tallying the numbers. |
| RDTopicCountVotes | Oh yes, I almost forgot. Here's your caps. Keep this up and I may deign to make you a citizen, in a few years. |
| RDTopicCountVotes | I know that. The people will see the results shortly, I assure you. |
| RDTopicCountVotes | The people have re-elected me as their president. |
| RDTopicCountVotes | It's great to see the democratic process at work. |
| RDTopicCountVotes | Rosie somehow came up with the most votes. |
| RDTopicCountVotes | There must be some kind of bug in the voting system. |
| RDTopicCountVotes | Somehow Bob won the election. |
| RDTopicCountVotes | I should have known the little bastard was conspiring against me. |
| RDTopicCountVotes | There was a tie. Under these unique circumstances, I'll have to remain the leader until we know the results for sure. |
| RDTopicCountVotes | Under these unique circumstances, I'll have to remain the leader until we know the results for sure. |
| RDTopicElection | Are you kidding? Dave is dead. How can there be an election with a dead candidate? |
| RDTopicElection | Oh yeah? What about it? |
| RDTopicElection | The election is still going on. What do you want to know? |
| RDTopicElection | Me? I'm not sure if I can help you... |
| RDTopicElection | I'll help you if I can. |
| RDTopicElection | Election time is always exciting around here. |
| RDTopicElectionResults | Dave won again? Well, he's the best choice. |
| RDTopicElectionResults | He did? Wow, I'd of never guessed that possible. |
| RDTopicElectionResults | Yes, but it's still quite a shock. |
| RDTopicElectionResults | I won it? Are you sure? |
| RDTopicElectionResults | Oh man, I can't believe it. I won't let the voters down, I promise! |
| RDTopicElectionResults | I can't believe my ears. |
| RDTopicElectionResults | I didn't win it, huh? Well, there'll always be other elections. |
| RDTopicElectionResults | There'll always be other elections. |
| RDTopicElectionResults | Dave won it I'm sure. |
| RDTopicElectionResults | Rosie won, huh? She better not try and boss me around, that's for damn sure. |
| RDTopicElectionResults | I knew I'd win it. |
| RDTopicElectionResults | Now I just got to name this place after me. |
| RDTopicElectionResults | Who needs it. I'd prefer to be second in command anyway. |
| RDTopicElectionResults | Hurray! |
| RDTopicElectionResults | Why, did Dave get too old? |
| RDTopicElectionResults | Did Dave win it again? I'd have voted for him if they'd let me. |
| RDTopicElectionResults | Did Dave win it again? I voted for him you know. |
| RDTopicElectionResults | Rosie's going to be the new leader? What will Dave do? |
| RDTopicElectionResults | He actually won? |
| RDTopicGoVote | Already did my part. |
| RDTopicGoVote | You're right, I'll go right now. |
| RDTopicGoVote | I went and voted. |
| RDTopicGoVote | I guess you're right, I'll go right now. |
| RDTopicGoVote | But I did already! |
| RDTopicGoVote | Oh no, Dave sent you to tell me that didn't he? I'll go right away I promise. |
| RDTopicGoVote | I'm so sorry, I'll go right away I promise. |
| RDTopicGoVote | Who the hell made you the boss? |
| RDTopicGoVote | Anyway, I did it already. |
| RDTopicGoVote | Fine, I'll get it out of the way. |
| RDTopicGoVote | Of course I voted. I was the first to vote. Now I'm just waiting for the rest of the votes to come in. |
| RDTopicKill | Communist! She's a Communist! Everyone come quick! |
| RDTopicKill | Communist! He's a Communist! Everyone come quick! |
| RDTopicKill | Daddy Dave! Help us! Please! |
| RDTopicKill | Dave! Dave! |
| RDTopicKill | Get Daddy Dave! Invader! Invader! |
| RDTopicKill | Someone help! Invader! Invader! |
| RDTopicKill | Let's see what the Army of Dave has to say about that, invader! |
| RDTopicMuseum | Oh, yes. Everything here is from Dave's adventures in the Wasteland, before he founded the Republic. |
| RDTopicMuseum | Just for you, I'll start the our right now! |
| RDTopicMuseum | Oh, yes. Everything here is from Dave's adventures in the Wasteland, before he founded the Republic. |
| RDTopicMuseum | I give a tour every day starting around 2pm. You should stop by then! |
| RDTopicRoD | Now that the old fool is finally dead, we can have some real leadership around here: me. |
| RDTopicRoD | There's an election for the next president. |
| RDTopicRoD | Don't look so surprised. Can't you see this is a Republic? |
| RDTopicRoD | The Department of Tourism usually handles all questions for outsiders. Make it quick. |
| RDTopicRoD | Shawna runs the museum, not me. What the hell do you want? |
| RDTopicRoD | Sure! The Museum of Dave is happy to answer any questions on behalf of the Republic of Dave's Office of Tourism! |
| RDTopicRoD | Um, okay. As long as President Daddy says it's all right. |
| RDTopicRoD | Um, okay. As long as President Daddy says it's all right. |
| RDTopicRoD | Um, okay. As long as President Daddy says it's all right. |
| RDTopicRoD | Um, okay. As long as President Daddy says it's all right. |
| RDTopicRoD | Jessica is dead. |
| RDTopicRoD | Shawna is dead. How could something like this have happened? |
| RDTopicRoD | Rosie is dead. Can't honestly say I care very much. |
| RDTopicRoD | Sure, honey, but don't make it too long or Dave will start wondering why we're talking. |
| RDTopicRoD | You should talk to Dave, but okay. |
| RDTopicRoD | Well, Bob is being even more of a jerk than usual. |
| RDTopicRoD | I give a tour of the Museum of Dave every day at 2. You should check it out. |
| RDTopicRoD | No, there won't be much going on now that the election is over. |
| RDTopicRoD | Well, I'm trying to think up a good new name for this place now that it's mine. |
| RDTopicRoD | Every once in a while I hear something like a man screaming coming from the Capitol Building. |
| RDTopicRoD | Well, there's an election coming up. Dave is up for re-election again. |
| RDTopicRoD | Dave is dead. We're not sure what will even happen to this place anymore. |
| RDTopicRoD | Bob is dead. Nobody deserves to die that young. |
| RDTopicRoD | Rosie is dead. It's too bad, she was always so nice. |
| RDTopicRoDEND | Well, good for you then. |
| RDTopicRoDEND | Okay. |
| RDTopicRoDEND | Sure, honey. |
| RDTopicRoDEND | Oh, great. |
| RDTopicRoDEND | How very Dave-like. |
| RDTopicRoDEND | Sure. |
| RDTopicRoDEND | Alright. |
| RDTopicRoDEND | Uh huh. |
| RDTopicRoDEND | Okay. |
| RDTopicRoundUp | Alright sure, why not. The people have a tendency to wait until the last minute to vote, but I'd just like to get it over with. |
| RDTopicRoundUp | I'll spare a few caps if you just tell each of the adults to get over to the voting booth sometime today so I cinch the victory. |
| RDTopicRoundUp | Not that I have anything to worry about. The people know who their leader is in this Republic. |
| RDTopicRoundUp | I told you before: I'll spare a few caps if you just tell each of the adults to get over to the voting booth sometime today. |
| RDTopicRoundUp | There's Jessica, Rosie, Bob, and Shawna. I already voted. |
| RDTopicSecretsBRB | Then you are hereby exiled from the Republic of Dave. |
| RDTopicSecretsBRB | Leave within 24 hours, or I will have you executed by firing squad. |
| RDTopicSecretsInsult | The Republic of Dave does not recognize the rights of Mirelurks or the sovereignty of any Mirelurk nation. |
| RDTopicSecretsInsult | Your asylum is hereby revoked. You have 24-hours to leave the Republic of Dave or face execution. |
| RDTopicSecretsPersuade | My assistance? Hmm... I suppose I can spare a few caps from the Department of Foreign Relations budget. Here. |
| RDTopicSecretsPersuade | In a few years, I might annex your village to the Republic of Dave. Until then, you are free to exist in my fair nation as a refugee. |
| RDTopicSecretsTruth | Interesting... um... well, the Republic of Dave is glad to welcome a former Vault citizen to our fair nation. |
| RDTopicSecretsTruth | You hereby are granted asylum within the Republic of Dave. Just don't get on my bad side, refugee. |
| RDTopicThisPlace | Well, the Republic of Dave is the only true sovereign nation in the Wasteland. The only really civilized place left in the world. |
| RDTopicThisPlace | One day, all wastelanders will be citizens in the republic, and know the greatness of their president. |
| RDTopicThisPlace | We have plenty of food and water here, and the compound is fairly safe. I'm glad the children can be raised here, away from the Wasteland. |
| RDTopicThisPlace | I'd like to see more trading done with the local caravans, but Dave's afraid their outside influence could weaken the Republic. |
| RDTopicThisPlace | Dave is a great leader. He's going to bring civilization back to the Wasteland. One day, they'll say it all started here. |
| RDTopicThisPlace | Dave is in charge. When he's not around, I'm in charge. If you want anything else, go to the Museum of Dave on the left side of the compound. |
| RDTopicThisPlace | The Republic of Dave offers a rich history rivaling that of the great nations before the war. |
| RDTopicThisPlace | President Daddy is awesome! He buys all sorts of neat toys that we get to play with! |
| RDTopicThisPlace | I want to be like Shawna when I grow up. She's smart, just like mommy! Course, daddy is smarter. Like, way smarter. |
| RDTopicThisPlace | I don't like mommy number two. What's wrong with just one mommy? But President Daddy says he needs two mommies... |
| RDTopicThisPlace | Everyone says that daddy is the best man, ever ever. I don't know, but that's what Shawna says, so I guess it's true. |
| RDTopicWhosInCharge | That's right. As president, I am head of the Department of Tourist Rights, the Office of Immigrant Affairs, and the Bureau of Davelike Activities. |
| RDTopicWhosInCharge | My proudest duty, second to the presidency, is commander-and-chief of the Army of Dave--the most ruthless military in the Wasteland. |
| RDTopicWhosInCharge | That's President Dave to you, Wastelander. Call him by his full name, or we'll shoot you. |
| RDTopicWhosInCharge | He takes care of all of us, even that selfish Rosie and her brats. My children will be a lot nicer than hers. |
| RDTopicWhosInCharge | Dave is a good man. He looks after all the children and makes sure they have plenty to do. He's bought a lot of toys, not that he'd admit it. |
| RDTopicWhosInCharge | He has our Shawna teach classes to the younger ones. She's over at the Museum of Dave to the west of the Republic. |
| RDTopicWhosInCharge | Dave made me Second-Commander of the Army of Dave, and that means I get a gun. Don't make me have to use it. |
| RDTopicWhosInCharge | President Dave is the savior of the Wasteland, bringing peace and order to the savages man has brought upon himself. |
| RDTopicWhosInCharge | If you would like to learn more, please stop by the Museum of Dave's official tour at 2 PM. |
| RDTopicWhosInCharge | He's my daddy! Whenever we play republic, I get to play as Dave! |
| RDTopicWhosInCharge | Watch, watch! "I am sorry sir, but I am afraid that the Bureau of Davelike Activities has ordered your execution!" |
| RDTopicWhosInCharge | Aren't I good? Huh? |
| RDTopicWhosInCharge | He's my daddy. He and mommy number one fight sometimes, probably cause of mommy number two. |
| RDTopicWhosInCharge | Daddy! President Daddy to you! |
| RDTopicWhosInCharge | Daddy? He's not so bad. Shawna says he's the most important man to ever walk the Wastes. |
| RDTopicWhosInCharge | I don't know about that. The Wastes are awfully big. |
| RDTopicWives | Of course. As President of the Republic, I have a mandate to repopulate the Wasteland. |
| RDTopicWives | Well, yes. Dave and I were married when he was wandering the Wasteland, before inheriting the republic from his father Tom. |
| RDTopicWives | After Ralph was born, Dave said that the President of the Republic needed to repopulate the Wasteland. So now, we have a second wife. |
| RDTopicWives | First wife! Rosie is the second wife, since she's the oldest and not good for anything anymore! |
| RDTopicWives | Dave revised the restrictive marriage laws of the Kingdom of Tom shortly after the Republic was formed. |
| RDTopicWives | Multiple marriages is now considered one of the great free freedoms of the Republic of Dave. |
| RDTopicWives | Yes he does, and they're both pains in my ass. Always got to keep them in line or else they get all teary. |
| RDTopicWives | I have one mommy. The other lady is Jessica. She's pretty, but she's mean. |
| RDTopicWives | Uh huh. Mommy number one and mommy number two. |
| RDTopicWives | I like mommy number one better. She's been my mommy longer. |
| RDTopicWives | That's what President Daddy says, but I only remember having the one mommy before. |
| RDTopicWives | Uh huh. Doesn't everybody? |
| RDTopicYourself | Not much to say really. Dave was my husband for many, many years. |
| RDTopicYourself | Not much to say really. I'm Dave's wife, or first wife I guess. I've lived here for many years now. |
| RDTopicYourself | Years ago, I freed these poor people from the wrath of Tom, former monarch of the Kingdom of Tom. |
| RDTopicYourself | Afterwards, the people naturally elected me as their president, and the Republic of Dave was formed. |
| RDTopicYourself | All I have to say is Dave is my husband. Mine, do you understand? I don't care what Rosie has to say about it. |
| RDTopicYourself | Just because Rosie used to be this big leader out in the Wasteland, she thinks she's better than me. She even ordered Dave around once! |
| RDTopicYourself | All you need to know is that I'm second-in-command next to Dave, so don't bother me. |
| RDTopicYourself | And don't talk to Rosie or Jessica either. Those are Dave's wives and they have work they need to do. |
| RDTopicYourself | Me? I just run the museum and teach classes to the little ones. You know, truth, justice, and the will of Dave... |
| RDTopicYourself | I'm gonna be president when I grow up! |
| RDTopicYourself | Dave's my daddy! He's the bestest daddy ever! |
| RDTopicYourself | I like to play with the toys in the museum, but Shawna always yells at me. |
| RDTopicYourself | President Daddy says I sleep too much, but I don't sleep much at all! |
| RDTourGuideTalk | So, I'll just get started on the tour of the museum then. |
| RDTourGuideTalk | To my far right is the baby carriage that our great leader slept in as a newborn baby. Unlike most babies, he never cried and his poop didn't stink. |
| RDTourGuideTalk | Dave had 8 siblings and made his own baseball team. The team was so good, in fact, the Wasteland team was so scared it never showed up to compete. |
| RDTourGuideTalk | The briefcase is the very one Dave took with him when he became fed up with the poor ways that his father ran the nation. |
| RDTourGuideTalk | Dave brought back many items from the Wasteland. It was artifacts like these that amassed the Republic's great wealth. |
| RDTourGuideTalk | Dave collects many war collectibles, including holotapes and war weaponry. |
| RDTourGuideTalk | This globe represents the whole planet that Dave traversed. Don't let its size fool you, the world is at least fifty times bigger than this. |
| RDTourGuideTalk | I don't know who put that tire there. |
| RDTourGuideTalk | These weapons were used against the USA before the bombs fell. Dave probably acquired these when he walked to China. |
| RDTourGuideTalk | Dave is a world-renowned marksman, known for shooting an apple out of the hand of a Raider from across the Potomac. |
| RDTourGuideTalk | Mounted to my left is the very head of the slain Deathclaw that Dave encountered during his quest through the Wastes. |
| RDTourGuideTalk | I know what you're thinking, and no, that's not a Brahmin skull. Brahmin have two heads, so there'd have to be two skulls for it to be Brahmin. |
| RDTourGuideTalk | Please, no touching. |
| RDTourGuideTalk | And that's the tour! I hope you enjoyed it! |
| RivetCityBarter | Here's a menu. |
| RivetCityBarter | If I must. |
| RivetCityBarter | For you, I always offer my best price. |
| RivetCityBarter | Straight to the point. I like that. |
| RivetCityBarter | What'll you have? |
| RivetCityBarter | Commin' up. |
| RivetCityBarter | We've got all kinds of chems. |
| RivetCityBarter | Need to do some killin' eh? |
| RivetCityBarter | Here is our menu, sir. |
| RivetCityBarter | Here is our menu, ma'am. |
| RivetCityBarter | Let's get high. |
| RivetCityBarter | After what you did? Only because I have to. |
| RivetCityBarter | Anything for you! You sure fixed Bannon good. |
| RivetCityBarter | I've got a little bit of everything. |
| RivetCityBarter | Whatchya lookin' for? |
| RivetCityBarter | Take a look at our menu. |
| RivetCityBarter | Please place your order. |
| RivetCityRepair | No problem at all. |
| RivetCityRepair | Let's have a look at it. |
| RivetCityRepair | I'll see what I can do. |
| RRFawkesGreeting1A | I saw your capture, and a little cleverness allowed me to follow your captors. I only wish I could have arrived sooner to aid your escape! |
| RRFawkesGreeting1A | As I owe you my freedom, I felt it was only fair that I return the favor. After all, I know no-one else in this world. |
| RRFawkesGreeting1B | You were my rescuer and my only connection to this world, so I felt compelled to see you safe. |
| RRFawkesGreeting1B | If this is what you think of me, perhaps I should not have bothered. But I know no-one else in this world. |
| RRFawkesGreeting1C | Yes... and a most fascinating one at that. This technology is amazing. |
| RRFawkesGreeting1C | Imagine the evil that can be eliminated with such tools! |
| RRFawkesGreeting2A | I appreciate the offer, but I must decline. I have an entire world to explore, and I must not be delayed any further. |
| RRFawkesGreeting2A | I have read about a great museum of history to the south. Perhaps I will head there. |
| RRFawkesGreeting2A | Goodbye, my friend. Perhaps I will join you in the future, if your goals are virtuous enough to draw me away. |
| RRFawkesGreeting2A | My friend, I would be honored to follow a hero such as yourself. Shall we go? |
| RRFawkesGreeting2B | It seems I didn't know you as well as I had thought. My mistake. |
| RRFawkesGreeting2B | I've read about a museum of history in the south. Perhaps I can learn more about the world there, without facing such enmity. |
| RRFawkesGreeting2B | I will take my leave of you. Goodbye, my rescuer. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | No, I'm sorry. I will not force her to awaken. I can't predict the effect it may have on her system. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | That's just what I would expect to hear from another spy from the Wasteland. You have one hour to leave the Republic of Dave or be executed. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Certain information came to light. I paid a fortune in caps and obtained it. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | There really isn't much more to it. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | What? Gimme a break. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | You know what I think? I think you killed her. That means we've got a problem. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | I think it's time to introduce you to a close friend of mine. I call him the Kneecapper. Say hello. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | No way, that's more than I was gonna pay Grady. Forget it! |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | All I'm offering is 200 caps. That's it. Take it or leave it. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Charming. I feel I should tell you that your negotiation skills aren't quite up to par. You wouldn't want to embarrass yourself again. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Nice try, but ... nah. I don't think so. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | That's not going to work on me. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | I'm not falling for that. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Why the hell should I trust you? |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Nope. It's 15 each. You wanna do it or what? |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | [Makes buzzer noise]. Nice try, but that's a miss. 250 is the score... you in? |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Wrong answer, dead meat! |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Endangering the town? That goes against everything the Mechanist stands for. I can't believe I would ever become something like that... |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Which is just what the AntAgonizer wants me to think! Isn't that right, citizen. Or should I say... secret agent?! |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Her menace may have passed, but I cannot risk the suit falling into another's hands. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | The temptation of its power may be too great for others. I couldn't live with myself if it corrupted you, as well. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Endangering the town? That goes against everything the Mechanist stands for. I can't believe I would ever become something like that... |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Which is just what the AntAgonizer wants me to think! Isn't that right, citizen. Or should I say... secret agent?! |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Perhaps humanity isn't dead yet, but I'll be sure to help it along. Its writhing corpse shall feed my colony well. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Now, my royal ant guard... kill this commoner! |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Oh, but it is. His hollowed shell will be an effigy - a warning to the rest of mankind! |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Perhaps humanity isn't dead yet, but I'll be sure to help it along. Its writhing corpse shall feed my colony well. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Now, my royal ant guard... kill this commoner! |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Umm. I just remembered something I need to do. Bye. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | I'm afraid that won't do, friend. Are you sure you won't take the generous offer I've already made? |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Yeah, like you could manage that. You really don't know shit about how we work, do you? But if you're that serious... |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | I've got some I keep for myself in case there's an accident or something. Will you shut up about this if I give some to you? |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | This kind of crap gets around, you know. You try bullying too many people, and it's going to cost you. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | You're... You're lying! He may be crazy, but he'd never try to destroy the Vault like this! |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Only an outsider would do something like that. Someone like... you! |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | I'd deal with you myself, except these people are going to need someone to watch out for them out there. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | As for you... You can stay down here and die, for all I care. If you ever talk to me again out there, I'll kill you. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | No! Those things! They're right behind me! Leave me alone! |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Nope! All I got is what's left on my back. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Why can't man follow the ant's example? They work together as a team... every waking moment dedicated to the colony. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | They require no wealth or material items... everything they need is provided for them by their fellow insects. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | But I digress. If it's payment you need, all I can offer is one of my Mutagenic Bioenhancers. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | What kind of nonsense is that? What does science have to do with a religious belief? |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Now I ask you again, why did you do such a horrible thing? |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | If I had a cap for every punk that tried that line on me, I'd be rich. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Well, I don't give a shit. Take him somewhere else... we're closed. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Nope! Take the tour first. Then we talk about my proposition! |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | So, you up for it? |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Nope, I'm not telling! It's a really cool surprise though. You're gonna love it, I promise! |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | No, I don't think so. Take what you can get. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | You don't have to lie to make me feel better. I know it's a dumb joke. We don't really tell them to laugh with them - more to laugh at them. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | They're more like a tradition. Most of them were passed down from this book we found down back, called "Vault Boy's Big Book of Laughs for Kids". |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | They're not really funny, but something about hearing them is a little comforting, you know? |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | I don't have to take that crap from you! Shut up! |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | I don't care what you need, this place is off limits and that's that. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | It's outsider's perspectives that drove him here in the first place. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Sorry, I can't really help you. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | I am afraid that the knowledge required to appreciate our true nature is far above your level of comprehension. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | In light of your candor, all I can promise is that Arefu will no longer be a target of the Family. Beyond that, I make no such other promises. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | No, it would not be right to disturb him in this time of meditation. I am sorry but I cannot allow it. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Nothing. The Family are just a bunch of damn punks. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | No, I'm sorry. I'll never set foot in that place again. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | No, I'm sorry. I'll never set foot in that place again. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | I'd prefer not to talk about it. Some people wouldn't appreciate my past. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | I understand your hesitation, but I can assure you that no harm will befall you. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Sorry, that's only for secrets between friends! |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | I'm afraid I won't be persuaded. Whatever powers you may have over the average Wastelander are ineffectual on me. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | I'm not listening to anything you have to say, prisoner! Stand down at once! |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | I'm afraid that it just doesn't work that way. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | I guess we know where the next meal is coming from! |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Your voice stress patterns indicate you are telling a falsehood. This is in violation of Protocol NC-01. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | I'm sorry. You have now exceeded 2 demerits. Now instituting Expulsion Protocol KL-001. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | I'm sorry, your voice stress patterns indicate you are telling a falsehood. This is in violation of Protocol NC-01. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | One demerit will now be issued. Note that further demerits can cause your expulsion from this job posting. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | As previously stated, please identify yourself. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | I'm not at liberty to say. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | I'm not easily manipulated. So don't bother. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | I'm sorry. Certain things are best shared between friends. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | You have to do better than that. I deal with bigger assholes than you on a daily basis. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Mmm. Let's talk about something else. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | That's privileged information. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Sorry. Doctors are trained in confidentiality. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | You won't be intimidating me today, sir. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | That's none of your business. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | You're starting to really annoy me. People usually start dying when I get annoyed. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Um. Yeah. Sorry. Not telling. Change the subject now. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | I don't know anything about that. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | I'm afraid I don't know what you're talking about. Sorry. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | You'd like to know, wouldn't you? Well, if you knew enough to be trusted, you wouldn't go around asking questions like that. Sorry, kid. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Ummm. Yeah. Sorry. Don't know. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Grownups just can't be trusted with certain types of information. Sorry. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Yeah, I'm afraid that's not going to work with me. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | No way. I don't know you well enough. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | I'm trained in resisting all forms of coercion. You're wasting your time. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Meh. Not going to tell the likes of you. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | You're right. It's probably not safe for me here. But from the sound of the man on that recording, it's not safe for me in the Commonwealth either. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Nice try. I said no. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Seriously. No. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Look, I don't know who you are. I'm not just handing over my life's earnings to you! |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | I like what you're saying but this is bigger than just you and your dad. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | If you want help from Galaxy News, you need to contribute to Galaxy News. That's all there is to it. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | There is no way that's happening. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | You're lying. I bet you didn't have the guts to kill him. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Right. You're just a lying bigot, like all humans. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | No dice. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Is that the best you can do? I'm afraid I'm not impressed. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Not an option, I'm afraid. We aren't exactly rolling in cash, down here. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Penny's one of us. She's gotta come too. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | You can't get blood from a stone. I'd love to help you, but first we need to iron out the deal. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | So, what do you say? |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Oh no no no. That just won't do. 200 Caps is all I'm going to pay. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Sorry friend. You ought keep better track of your loved ones. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Heh. Yeah right. I don't think so. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Yeah, sorry. I don't think so. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Nice try. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Nice try asshole. Pay up or find someone else's time to waste. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Shut up! I'm not listening to you. It's not too late! |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | No... no, I'm not going back in there. I can't! |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | You're full of it. You always were. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | I'm being reasonable. I'm also being a businessman. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | The information about your father must be worth quite a bit to you, otherwise you would never have come back. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | With the rise in demand comes the rise in price. The offer is 300 caps, and it stands. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | You seem like a nice kid, so I'm going to be straight with you. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Your dad was here, and now he's not, and yes I know where he went. But what you're asking me for is information, and information is a commodity. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | And, like any commodity, it must be sold at a reasonable market price. So, what's reasonable? Let's say... 100 caps, and daddy's location is yours. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Sorry, smoothskin. I can't take the risk. Moriarty will beat the shit out of me for even talking to you! |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Sorry, kid. It's not worth the shitstorm I'll bring on myself. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Eulogy Jones pays me enough not to take shit from someone like you. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Besides there's plenty of side "benefits" to keep me happy. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | But we don't want to give up the safety of the Vault. We just want to end its isolation. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | That's what you and my father don't seem to understand! |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | But we can't stay isolated forever, or eventually all we'll have left is a handful of inbred remnants! |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | You may think Vault security is just bunch of chubby guys in padded helmets, but I promise you, most of them aren't as friendly as you remember. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Don't worry about it; I won't tell the Overseer if you won't. To tell the truth, I'm glad she did. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Heck, maybe you can even put all this trouble to rest once and for all. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Even they aren't foolish enough to destroy their homes just to prove a point. It could only have been you! |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | How many of them do you think will survive out there? Still, better a few of them stay alive out there than have them all die down here. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | The evacuation will begin immediately. But you won't be joining them outside. I'll see to that myself! |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | The previous Overseers were idiots, and we nearly died because of their naivete. I'm simply trying to make up for their mistakes. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | In a generation or two, no one will remember it ever happened, and we'll still be the safest, purest humans left. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | But for that to happen, we can't let ourselves be further tarnished by outsiders. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | We can make more. That's what humanity does. It survives. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | That's just a technicality, really. This wasn't what you'd call a "settlement" until I whipped them all into shape. More of a "camp," really. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | But I suppose if you really care about what they have to say, you could grill some of the Hangar Deck rabble. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Don't expect a speck of truth from them, Especially not that bartending crone, Belle Bonny. She tells the most disgusting lies. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | No, but I can damn sure share a bag of "Get the hell outta my bar." |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | First one's on the house. Now scram! |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | I think most of the people from back then have either moved on or passed away, sorry to say. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Well, I'll just have to prove you wrong, then! Now let's get back to work! |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Believe what you like, but I've got a gift, and...and it'd be wrong not to try to use it! |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | I'm not buying it. I mean, I know it's scary, but you can't half-ass something like this, you know? |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Now, go on out there walk through that Minefield like a real researcher! |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | I'm not buying it. I mean, I know it's scary, but you can't half-ass something like this, you know? |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Now, go on out there walk through that Minefield like a real researcher! |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | I don't think so. I've heard a lot of stories from traders that there's food out there. A whole lot. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Either you weren't looking hard enough, or you didn't really go at all. Either way, I'm going to have to insist you go back again, alright? |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | I know it's just about a definite that it works right, but I can tell you haven't really tested it out much. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | I appreciate your confidence, but I can't stress enough the importance of good research. So please go out and give it a real test, okay? |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | I don't appreciate that sort of joke, especially not when it's about losing knowledge. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Now you go out there again and get back to looking! |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Yeah, yeah, very funny. Just go there and do some real research, will you? |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | You sir, are a liar, a fraud and likely a spy of the Royal Crown. I warn you not to test my patience. You'll find it wearing quite thin. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | We're too poor for that. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Nah. Too rich for me. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Listen up good. I'm running the show here, not you. Now get out hell out of here! |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | I'm in charge here. Not you. Now get out of my face! |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Last time I checked, I was the man in charge around here. Now get out of my face. I have things to do. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | I'm in charge here! |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | I'm not stupid! You're just pushing me around. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | No... no. I don't think I could. Sorry. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Don't lie to me. Dave would have told me that if it were true. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Um, no dice, roadkill. Now hand over what you got. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | That's all I have on me, friend, no deal. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | You broke it, didn't you? Way to go, Mirelurk bait. Forget you, I'm outta here. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Well, I never! You, sir, are no gentleman. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Well, I never! You, madam, are no lady. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Get lost. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | You're lying. You don't know anything. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Oh, no! You're just trying to get me in trouble. And drunk. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | I don't think so. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | No way, dude. Like I said. I need the caps. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | I've told you everything I can think of. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | How about no. 200 caps or no deal. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | None of your business. Go bother someone else. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Uh ... do I look like I have any money on me? I'm sorry, I can't pay you anything. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | I'm sorry. I am not in a position to help you. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Don't matter how good a time he could show me. Eulogy'd have my head. I like my head where it is. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | No! I'm not leaving him! |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Hey, I got an idea. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | How 'bout you stop tryin' to shine me up before I put a bullet in you. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | [sighs] You know what I don't appreciate? I don't appreciate when people try to take advantage of me. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | So right now, I'm not looking fondly on you. You want something from me, we do a straight-up deal. You don't try and pull one over on me. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | That dog ain't gonna hunt. You're going to have to do better than that. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Mister Crowley was a mercenary I worked with a long time ago. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Wait! You're seeking to discredit me before the next election! |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | You're status is revoked. You have one hour to leave the Republic or I will have you executed. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | How dare you question my military record? |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | You have one hour to leave the Republic of Dave or I will have you executed. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | So you were sent to plunder the treasury? |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Your diplomatic status is hereby revoked. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | You have one hour to leave the Republic of Dave, or I will have you executed. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Are you accusing me of impropriety? In an election year? |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | I'll give you one hour to leave the Republic of Dave. After that, I'll have you executed. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | You must be joking. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | I'm tired of you're presence. Leave the Republic of Dave within the hour, or I'll have you executed. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Oh, trying to be cute, are you? Once you're dead, we'll have plenty of time to find them ourselves. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | You're welcome to take your business to another doctor if you don't like my prices. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Sorry, I can't let it go for anything less than 100. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | You're in over your head, and no amount of talking is going to get you out of it. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Once you're dead, we'll finish off this pathetic Brotherhood and become the true saviors of the Wasteland. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | This ends NOW! |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | No. Because I don't trust you. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | She's a jerk, but she's still one of us. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | I don't want to talk about it with you. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | No! I'm not supposed to go outside with strangers! Help! |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Right. And Brahmin can fly. Idiot. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | A murderer and a thief. I'd sooner die. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | You've got to be kidding. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | I'm saving the rest of my money to buy medical supplies for the town! I've given you all I can afford! |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | What a horrible thing to say! Is that your idea of a joke? |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | It's none of your business. Now leave me alone. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | You're a big dumb liar. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | You...oh. You don't know. You're just trying to trick me. Well, it won't work. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | You first, asshole. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | I ought to slap you. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | But I think I'll puke instead. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Sir! That's a really stupid idea, sir! |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Why should I tell you? You'll just tell everyone else. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | So you can take it? No way! |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | No, no. It's hopeless. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Sorry. You ain't all that good at sweet talking. Maybe if you came back with some caps. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | No. It's a cruel world and people are just looking for an excuse to blame someone... how much more convenient if that someone is a something! |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Like I'm going to listen to a little shrimp like you. Get lost, Poindexter. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Nice try, buttwipe. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | You must think I'm stupid or something. I'm not falling for any of your tricks! |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | I'm not stupid, and I'm not falling for your tricks. Forget it! |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Who do you think you are? Tenpenny won't allow it. I'm a paying member of the tower. He'll listen to reason. Get out of here! |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | What?! You must be retarded. Tenpenny won't allow that. I pay good money to live here. You can't just go pushing people around like that. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Who do you think you are? I pay good money to live here. And I run a most prestigious store. You can't push me around like that! |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | In case you haven't noticed, I run a fabulous shop, and live in the most fabulous of places. You can't push people like me around! Ha! |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | I've hung with tougher assholes than you. I can handle myself. I'm not afraid of you. Besides, I'm one of Tenpenny's favorites! |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | No, no. Perhaps if I had more time to rest. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | I'm sorry, but that is completely unacceptable. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Ha ha. Really now? I'm afraid you aren't as agile tongued as you'd like to think. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Look. I can't let you in. If you did something stupid, it's my ass on the line. I'm not going to risk it. I need this job. Now get out of here! |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | I'm just doing my job. Now, back away before I'm forced to shoot you. |
| SpeechChallengeFailure | Nice try. Are you done wasting my time? Good. |
| StartCombatResponse | Flank 'em! |
| StartCombatResponse | I've got your back! |
| StartCombatResponse | We'll get 'em. |
| StartCombatResponse | Look out! |
| StartCombatResponse | Gary! |
| StartCombatResponse | Not this time, muties! |
| StartCombatResponse | Affirmative! Engaging! |
| StartCombatResponse | Ten-four! Going weapons hot! |
| StartCombatResponse | Roger that! Firing! |
| StartCombatResponse | Go go go! |
| StartCombatResponse | Commencing attack! |
| StartCombatResponse | Target locked! Attack! |
| StartCombatResponse | Hot lead outbound, yes sir. |
| StartCombatResponse | Lock and load! |
| StartCombatResponse | Yea though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death. |
| StartCombatResponse | I see 'em! |
| StartCombatResponse | Yes sir! |
| StartCombatResponse | Over there... get 'em! |
| StartCombatResponse | Spread out and flank 'em. |
| StartCombatResponse | Targets engaged! |
| StartCombatResponse | Take 'em out! |
| StartCombatResponse | Over there! Get 'em! |
| StartCombatResponse | Don't let 'em get away! |
| StartCombatResponse | Take 'em down! |
| StartCombatResponse | Woohoo! I love this shit! |
| StartCombatResponse | Light 'em up! |
| StartCombatResponse | It's go time! |
| StartCombatResponse | Kick ass! |
| StartCombatResponse | Yeah! Tear them apart! |
| StartCombatResponse | Where? |
| Steal | That doesn't belong to you! |
| Steal | Put that back at once! |
| Steal | Thief! |
| Steal | I'd recommend putting that down. |
| Steal | Alarm! We're being robbed! |
| Steal | That's not your property! |
| Steal | Hey! What do you think you're doin'? |
| Steal | Put that back! |
| Steal | Hey! That ain't yours! |
| Steal | Crime detected. Judicial circuits recommend immediate application of capital punishment. |
| Steal | Crime detected. Application of death sentence commencing. |
| Steal | Crime detected. Consulting judicial circuits... offender sentenced to death. |
| Steal | I wish you hadn't done that. |
| Steal | I'm sorry. I've been programmed to protect private property at all costs. |
| Steal | I wish I could look the other way, but I'm afraid my programming is very strict. |
| Steal | Unauthorized materials requisition detected. |
| Steal | Please put your hands in the air and prepare for disciplinary action. |
| Steal | That is stealing. Stealing is prohibited. |
| Steal | The class of people I'm forced to associate with these days just keeps falling. |
| Steal | Did you really need that? |
| Steal | Why do I get all the hoodlums? |
| Steal | I thought I had seen every species of moronic petty bullshit, but you've just topped the list. Congratulations. |
| Steal | Do you have no respect for private property, you slimy little commie bastard? |
| Steal | Did you not realize that I have eyes in the back of my head? |
| Steal | Bad move, mungo. |
| Steal | I thought you were different. |
| Steal | Put that back, you big smelly mungo! |
| Steal | Here's how we deal with robbers in Little Lamplight. |
| Steal | You got a lot of nerve, coming in here and trying to rob us. |
| Steal | You'd better run, you damn thief. |
| Steal | Stealing? What are you thinking? |
| Steal | Your mother would be ashamed of you. |
| Steal | That ain't yours, mungo. |
| Steal | Hey! That's mine. |
| Steal | Hey, that's valuable junk! |
| Steal | Now, now. |
| Steal | There is nothing that comes free in this life, friend. |
| Steal | Put that back, now. |
| Steal | That doesn't bewong to you! |
| Steal | Please! You're spoiling my experiments! |
| Steal | Don't take that! You'll ruin everything! |
| Steal | You there. Keep your hands off other people's property! |
| Steal | Are you daft? That doesn't belong to you. |
| Steal | That isn't yours! |
| Steal | You better put that back! |
| Steal | Hey, that's not yours! |
| Steal | I saw you take that! |
| Steal | You're going to be in trouble if you don't put that back! |
| Steal | That's stealing! |
| Steal | Thief! |
| Steal | You stole that! |
| Steal | Stop! Thief! |
| Steal | You can't just take that! |
| Steal | That doesn't belong to you! |
| SuitHolotape1 | Like I told ya man, I don't fuckin' know where it came from. But it freaks the boys out. Some story from a while back, 'bout a stranger with no name. |
| SuitHolotape1 | Just... get rid of the damn thing. Ain't no good gonna come from keeping it around. Besides, if it is.. his. Maybe he'll come back for it. Comprende? |
| SuperDuperMartTOPIC | We're back. Somebody open up the... Hang on, something' ain't right here. |
| SuperJoke1 | Who there? |
| SuperJoke2 | Humans. |
| SuperJoke3 | Humans who? |
| SuperJoke4 | Kill the humans! Kill them all! Aggghhh!! |
| SuperJoke5 | Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha! Oh... oh... ha ha ha ha ha ha.... That a good one! Ha ha ha ha ha! |
| SuperTalk1 | I'm hungry! I need something to eat. Meat would be good... A Brahmin head, roasted just a bit, with some... |
| SuperTalk1 | This is boring. We should be collecting more humans. We need more of us! The bucketheads have killed too many... |
| SuperTalk1 | Have you found green stuff? I haven't found any. Ever. Maybe it's a lie. Maybe we're wasting our time. We could be out killing... |
| SuperTalk1 | I need a new gun. I want something that won't break. Something that will shoot forever. One of us had... a Fat Man! I want one of those... |
| SuperTalk1 | Wish I had a new weapon. Something good to smash with. Wish I could hold one of those Behemoth clubs. So big! So much crush! |
| SuperTalk1 | I was thinking. And it hurt! Hurt my head! But I remembered things. From before... I think I knew a woman. Or maybe, I WAS a woman... Aggh! It hurts! |
| SuperTalk1 | I was just wonderin'... What are you doing? Something good? Something fun? Me, I'm bored. Need somebody to kill. Or something to eat... |
| SuperTalk1 | I have joke for you. Ready? Knock knock. |
| SuperTalk2 | Shut up, you stupid! Leave me alone! All you do is complain! |
| SuperTalk2 | I don't know! What do I look like, a human? Talk, talk, talk! That's all you ever do! |
| SuperTalk2 | Huh? What are you, some kind of human? Why you care? Shut up and go away! |
| SuperTalk2 | Umm... Well... Ahhh... Sure... |
| SuperTalk2 | Ha! You talk a lot! Sound funny when you talk, like a stupid human. Ha ha ha ha ha! |
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| TenpennyAllistairTenpenny | He owns this building. We get our caps from him, and don't you forget it. |
| TenpennyAllistairTenpenny | A very well dressed gentleman, when he bothers to get dressed. He hardly ever leaves his penthouse suite. |
| TenpennyAllistairTenpenny | He stays in his penthouse suite most of the time. So long as we pay the rent, he lets us live here. |
| TenpennyAllistairTenpenny | He's the landlord, although you hardly ever see him. I had to treat him once for bed sores, if you know what I mean. |
| TenpennyAllistairTenpenny | Wait...don't tell him I said that. |
| TenpennyAllistairTenpenny | Every day it's the same thing. The man has no imagination with his meals. |
| TenpennyAllistairTenpenny | But it's his building, so everyday I make that damned "Iguana Bits sandwich, no salt, with a peeled pear on the side. Send it up to the penthouse." |
| TenpennyAllistairTenpenny | He is the right lord and master of Tenpenny Tower. |
| TenpennyAllistairTenpenny | Or at least that's what my files say. |
| TenpennyAllistairTenpenny | It's impolite for a gentleman to talk about himself. But I'd hope this magnificent tower would speak volumes. |
| TenpennyGREETINGChoice1 | Righto! When I saw this place jutting up out of the horizon, I knew what I had to do! I hired some muscle and we got this place fixed up right quick. |
| TenpennyGREETINGChoice1 | I had the great fortune to run into Mr. Burke, an absolute gem of a man. He certainly has a way of getting done what needs to get done, doesn't he? |
| TenpennyGREETINGChoice1 | Then it was a matter of getting the right type of tenants with the right type of assets, and the rest is, as they say, history. |
| TenpennyGREETINGChoice1 | Yes. The healing art is a rewarding occupation. Is there something I can help you with? |
| TenpennyGREETINGChoice1 | Your taste in shopping venue is impeccable. How may I assist you? |
| TenpennyGREETINGChoice1 | Very kind of you to say so. Thank you! |
| TenpennyGREETINGChoice1 | I see, sir. Very well. May I pour you a drink? |
| TenpennyGREETINGChoice1 | With my fashion sense and your bottlecaps, there's no limit to what we can do for your image! I can't wait to get started! |
| TenpennyGREETINGChoice2 | I say! Must you be so caustic? Come now, a lot of work went into turning this husk of a tower into a place people can call home. |
| TenpennyGREETINGChoice2 | I've had help, of course. Especially in Mr. Burke, an absolute gem of a man. He certainly has a way of getting done what needs to get done. |
| TenpennyGREETINGChoice2 | Then it was a matter of getting the right type of tenants with the right type of assets, and the rest is, as they say, history. |
| TenpennyGREETINGChoice2 | Fine. Keep wearing that trashy outfit. I don't care. You probably couldn't afford to upgrade your look anyway. Ah, I could have made you fabulous. |
| TenpennyGREETINGChoice2 | It isn't cheap to live here. Is there something you want? |
| TenpennyGREETINGChoice2 | You wouldn't know true value if it slapped you in the face! |
| TenpennyGREETINGChoice2 | I see, sir. Very well. May I pour you a drink? |
| TenpennyGREETINGChoice2 | Most people consider mistreating food service providers as an invitation to get a little something unexpected in their meal. |
| TenpennyGREETINGChoice2 | Of course, I will do nothing of the sort. |
| TenpennyGREETINGChoice3 | Rubbish! You must be daft. Look around! Where else in the Wasteland have you seen such magnificence, I ask you? |
| TenpennyGREETINGChoice3 | I had the great fortune to run into Mr. Burke, an absolute gem of a man. He certainly has a way of getting done what needs to get done, doesn't he? |
| TenpennyGREETINGChoice3 | Then it was a matter of getting the right type of tenants with the right type of assets, and the rest is, as they say, history. |
| TenpennyGREETINGChoice3 | Look, if you don't care about yourself, then no one else will. And nothing says "I love me" better than a fabulous new look. Am I right? I'm right. |
| TenpennyGREETINGChoice3 | You should take more interest in your well-being. Carelessness leads to the spread of disease. Is there something you need? |
| TenpennyGREETINGChoice3 | Just try not to break anything, okay? |
| TenpennyGREETINGChoice3 | I see, sir. Very well. May I pour you a drink? |
| TenpennyGREETINGChoice3 | Well. Like I said. Take a seat anywhere, except at Mister Tenpenny's table. |
| TenpennyGREETINGGuardPenthouseNevermind | Fine. Bye. |
| TenpennyGREETINGGuardPenthouseSpeech | Hold on there a minute. Oh all right. I'll let you in, but if Tenpenny hollers because he isn't expecting you, you're dead. |
| TenpennyGREETINGGuardPenthouseWhen | Unsolicited callers are not generally welcome. Have a nice day. Goodbye. |
| TenpennyGustavoGreetPlayer | Welcome to Tenpenny Tower! Don't do anything stupid. |
| TenpennyOpenGate | Follow me. |
| TenpennyOpenGate | Sure. |
| TenpennyOpenGate | Alright. One moment. |
| TenpennyOpenGate | Yes sir. |
| TenpennyOpenGate | Yes ma'am. |
| TenpennyShootBalcony | Why, anything I want, dear boy. Anything I want... Wasteland safari. Very relaxing. |
| TenpennyShootBalcony | Why, anything I want, dear girl. Anything I want... Wasteland safari. Very relaxing. |
| TenpennyTower | It's named after Allistair Tenpenny, who runs this building. Got a bunch of rich guys that pay him to live in it. |
| TenpennyTower | We're here to make sure that people like you don't mess up his deal. |
| TenpennyTower | I'm not a tour guide. |
| TenpennyTower | Some might say Tenpenny Tower is my crowning achievement. But no! No no! My dear boy, it is just the beginning! |
| TenpennyTower | Some might say that Tenpenny Tower is my crowning achievement. But no! No no! My dear girl, it is just the beginning! |
| TenpennyVendor | I only carry the finest garments. |
| TenpennyVendor | My Boutique has many unique items for the discerning customer. |
| TenpennyVendor | What are you in the mood for? |
| TenpennyVendor | Enjoy the holiday discount, compliments of Mister Tenpenny! |
| TenpennyVendor | And what will our most distinguished guest be having today? |
| TenpennyVendor | I have an excellent selection of thirst quenchers. |
| TenpennyVendor | I have some first aid supplies I can sell. |
| TenpennyVendor | I guess we could do a little trading. Here's what I got. |
| TenpennyVendor | Here's what I got. |
| TimeToGo | Beat it, mungo. |
| TimeToGo | Move it or lose it. |
| TimeToGo | Get out of here. |
| TimeToGo | You need to leave now, mister. |
| TimeToGo | You need to leave now, miss. |
| TimeToGo | Uh, can you leave now, please? I've got to do something. |
| TimeToGo | Time for you to go. |
| TimeToGo | It's time for you to leave. |
| TimeToGo | You've got to leave now so I can lock up. |
| TimeToGo | I'm locking up, so you'll need to leave. |
| TimeToGo | Come on, let's go. |
| TLBrotherhood | I can see you're trying to appeal to my good nature. Pity for you I don't have one. |
| TLBrotherhood | I'll give you this one for free -- we use our big guns to kill big Super Mutants, so people like you can sleep at night. |
| TLCerberus1 | I am Cerberus! It is my solemn duty to guard the citizens of Underworld against any and all threats, both foreign and domestic! |
| TLCerberus1 | So yes... I'm the guard dog. |
| TLCerberus2 | This is a town full of peace-loving Ghouls, so check your bigotry at the door. They're just like humans! They feel, they hurt, they bleed... |
| TLCerberus2 | They deserve the same love and respect as any human, and don't you forget it! |
| TLCerberus2 | At least, that's what they programmed me to say. |
| TLCerberus2 | Personally, I think they're a bunch of rotting zombie maggot farms, and I'd send them all back to hell if I could. Damn, this combat inhibitor! |
| TLCerberus3 | Negatory! I have been programmed to remain on premises at all times! In the event of hostilities, I will respond with deadly force! |
| TLCerberus3 | Go Underworld! Go Ghouls! Yay! |
| TLCerberus3 | ...damn this pansy zombie programming... |
| TLCerberusRobotics | Whoa Nelly! Sensing combat inhibitor removal! Guns are hot! Firing for effect! Welcome to Hell, you zombie freaks! |
| TLCitadel | You're standing in front of the Citadel, headquarters to the Brotherhood of Steel. Capital Wasteland detachment. |
| TLCitadelDirections | What do you need to find? |
| TLCitadelDirections | I can help with that. What do you need? |
| TLCitadelEnclave | As if we didn't have enough to worry about. Their weapons are better; their Power Armor is better. Is their training better? We'll see. |
| TLCitadelEnclave | So they have Plasma weapons! Bah! It's strong technology, I'll give you that, but limited in modability. |
| TLCitadelEnclave | I've already started removing the compensators on our laser weapons to cut through the black devil Power Armor of theirs. |
| TLCitadelEnclave | We'll drop them like any other meat, don't you worry. |
| TLCitadelEnclave | They're sporting some pretty impressive Power Armor, I'll give them that. The Advanced Mark II. |
| TLCitadelEnclave | But's that all right. With a few modifications, our own armor will more than handle anything they throw at it. |
| TLCitadelEnclave | Quite a few, but most are distinctly unladylike, and unworthy of discussion. |
| TLCitadelEnclave | I will tell you that the Brotherhood has encountered the Enclave before, and their motives were just as sinister then as they are now. |
| TLCitadelEnclave | I've read the reports, seen the initial scans. But I can hardly believe it. |
| TLCitadelEnclave | I figured those radio transmissions were just old recordings. Never figured the Enclave would actually show up, in the flesh. |
| TLCitadelEnclave | But don't worry. Whatever they try, we'll be ready for it. I'll lead the Pride to knock them out tomorrow. If� my father permits it. |
| TLCitadelEnclave | They're men. They're born, they live, they die. End of story. |
| TLCitadelEnclave | There's meat under that armor, and meat can be ground� |
| TLCitadelEnclave | Man, I don't know. Fighting Uglies is one thing, but we've never gone up against anyone that well trained or organized. Even their tech is better. |
| TLCitadelEnclave | Don't get me wrong. The Pride's in it to win it, and I'll go down shooting if I have to. I just hope I don't have to. |
| TLCitadelEnclave | Killing unarmed civilians... Makes me sick. Come over here, try fighting someone who shoots back. Fucking cowards. |
| TLCitadelEnclave | Honestly? I can't wait to see if one of those helmets can stop a hollow-point round at 100 yards. I'm thinking... not. |
| TLCitadelEnter | Negative. No Super Mutants, civilians or traveling salesmen allowed. |
| TLCitadelEnter | Which are you? |
| TLCitadelEnter | That's an affirmative. You're clear to enter. But I still don't like it. Or you. |
| TLCitadelSuperMutant | You've seen them, so you know what we know. What more is there to say? |
| TLCitadelSuperMutant | If we can figure out where they're coming from, we might be able to stop them. If not... |
| TLCitadelSuperMutant | Foul, detestable beasts. They're like an infestation. We cut them down, and they return, again and again. |
| TLCitadelSuperMutant | Always so determined to kill or capture. But why? |
| TLCitadelSuperMutant | They're relentless. Like nothing I've ever seen before. I honestly think they see our Brothers in Power Armor as some kind of... canned meal. |
| TLCitadelSuperMutant | Some of the... pieces... we've had brought back. Men and women ripped in half. Some pulled through their armor. Just horrible. |
| TLCitadelSuperMutant | The Brotherhood has been battling Super Mutants for decades. First out West, then in Chicago. Now here. |
| TLCitadelSuperMutant | But this group of Super Mutants is different, somehow. Physically, yes, but mentally as well. If we knew where they came from, we'd know why. |
| TLCitadelSuperMutant | Not really, no. |
| TLCitadelSuperMutant | You know how many Uglies I've killed? More than all of Lyons' Pride combined, that's how many. |
| TLCitadelSuperMutant | All it takes is a loaded weapon and the will to use it. |
| TLCitadelSuperMutant | Oh, and a good way to get Ugly blood out of your armor. Little bit of Abraxo and some water -- works like a charm. |
| TLCitadelSuperMutant | Yeah, the city ruins are crawling with them. They've pretty much overrun all of old D.C. |
| TLCitadelSuperMutant | Do yourself, and us, a favor and stay as far away from there as humanly possible. Definitely no place for civilians. |
| TLCitadelSuperMutant | Shoot 'em, they die. Stab 'em, they die. Strangle 'em? They die. |
| TLCitadelSuperMutant | Hell, I've killed more of those yellow Frankensteins than any other member of the Pride. 'Cept maybe Gallows, with those crazy solo night ops of his. |
| TLCitadelSuperMutant | Man, nothing dies like an Ugly. I once saw Colvin snipe the leg off of one at 200 yards. Thing pirouetted like a figure skater! |
| TLCitadelSuperMutant | Why you think I ride these Initiates so hard? I make training hell so fighting those Uglies won't be. |
| TLCitadelSuperMutant | I can tell you that those heavily armored ones, the Masters? They favor heavy weapons -- Miniguns and Missile Launchers. |
| TLCitadelSuperMutant | My recommendation -- headshot from a distance. Avoid the meat grinder. |
| TLDurgaBarter | I received word from Elder Lyons. He says that you have permission to trade with us. Good for you. |
| TLDurgaBarter | What do you need? |
| TLDurgaBarter | What is it? |
| TLDurgaBarter | What else would I be doing back here? |
| TLLyonsPride | It's the best of the Brotherhood, bar none. No one gets in without my say-so. |
| TLLyonsPride | Ah, see, the Brotherhood's one thing, but the Pride... Best of the best. Every damn one of us. Hand picked by Sentinel Lyons herself. |
| TLLyonsPride | You my friend, are talking about the most elite fighting force ever assembled within the Brotherhood of Steel. |
| TLLyonsPride | Each of us was handpicked by Sentinel Lyons herself. You can't even realize what an honor that is. Sarah defines combat excellence. |
| TLLyonsPride | Sarah appreciates my... methods. I fill a role no one else can. |
| TLLyonsPride | We're the most elite tactical unit ever assembled in the Brotherhood of Steel, here or anywhere else. Hell, ain't nothin' Sarah's cubs can't handle. |
| TLMS16Andy1 | Ah, yes. A rather unfortunate incident. In all the commotion, Miss Beatrice suffered from a rather bad sprain in her left toe. The big one. |
| TLMS16Andy1 | Obviously, I had no choice but to amputate. The leg. I'm sorry to say the operation was not a success. |
| TLMS16Andy2 | But of course! With your father's departure from the vault, and Jonas's untimely demise, the Overseer had to take swift action! |
| TLMS16Andy2 | And so he named me the new vault medical practitioner! A marvelous decision, if I do say so myself! I am fully equipped, after all. |
| TLMS16Andy3 | Um, actually... no. I'm afraid I've been... What's the human term? Ah yes. "Fired." |
| TLMS16Andy3 | I've been reassigned to cleaning detail. My first duty is, somewhat ironically, cleaning the clinic! Ah, but surgery was fun while it lasted... |
| TLMS16Andy4 | Ah, human problems for human hearts. I don't trouble myself with such petty affairs. My work is my life! And as you can see, I've been quite busy... |
| TLPrideJob | I'm a sniper with the Pride. Put any mutie bastard within one mile of me and my rifle and, well... pack it up troops. Fight's over. |
| TLPrideJob | Colvin thinks he's a better shot. Man's delusional. |
| TLPrideJob | Me? Heavy weapons. Miniguns, Missile Launchers... If it's bigger than a human and goes boom, I'm all over it. |
| TLPrideJob | Hell, I do it all. Recon, demolition, tactical assault. Guess you could say I'm the Pride's jack of all trades. |
| TLPrideJob | Spec ops. Let's leave it at that. |
| TLRailroadAnythingElse | Just understand that this android is now, for all intents and purposes, a man. He looks human, he acts human. He believes he IS human. |
| TLRailroadAnythingElse | But even if he's not... Even if he's a machine... He's capable of rational thought. And emotion. So you see, his soul is as human as yours or mine. |
| TLRailroadAnythingElse | This person -- and he is a person -- deserves a chance at freedom. Please, if there's a shred of decency in you, don't take that away from him. |
| TLRailroadHumanSlaves | Yes, if we are able. But there are others in the Wasteland who assist in the plight of human slaves. Our android brethren have only us. |
| TLRailroadJoin | Tell you what. You deliver that component to Zimmer and tell him the android is dead, and you can consider yourself a member in good standing. |
| TLRailroadMovement | We call ourselves the Railroad. Our mission is the rescue and salvation of synthetic humanoids. Androids, as they're more commonly known. |
| TLRailroadReward | Of course! If you help me, and thus the android, God and the universe will smile upon you. Is there any better compensation? |
| TLRobot | I am, and have been since we first found him, well over twenty years ago. |
| TLRobot | "Liberty Prime" is the designation we found on file for him. Magnificent, don't you think? At least he will be, once all systems are operational. |
| TLRobot | It's the energy consumption. Something that big, with such advanced weapons systems... we just don't have the means to power him. Not yet. |
| TLRobot | Ah yes. Everyone asks about the robot. Hard not to, I admit. |
| TLRobot | His name is "Liberty Prime." Very patriotic. Built by a very proud nation, during a very desperate time. |
| TLRobot | We've had about as much success getting him working as they did. You should speak with Scribe Rothchild. He can tell you more. |
| TLRobotRothchild | He was developed as a super weapon, back in the days before the war. The first joint operation between RobCo and General Atomics International. |
| TLRobotRothchild | Apparently, he was meant to help liberate Alaska from the Chinese, but was never completed. They were forced to go in without him. |
| TLRobotRothchild | They won, but suffered heavy losses. If we can get him up and running, well... I think you get the idea. |
| TLScribeBrotherhood | Ah, one of my favorite subjects, of course! What would you like to know? |
| TLScribeBrotherhood | You want to talk to Scribe Jameson. She's the archivist, not me. |
| TLScribeRepair | I suppose that I can. The Brotherhood can make use of Wasteland currency to trade. |
| TLScribeRepair | Certainly. |
| TLScribeRepair | Ha! With my eyes closed! And I will, too. But it will cost you... outsider. |
| TLScribeRepair | Oh, very well. But make haste! |
| TLScribeRepair | Could I? Yes. Will I? No. Go see Peabody or Bowditch. |
| TLSquireMaxson1 | Oh yes! I've studied them quite a bit since I've been here! |
| TLSquireMaxson1 | They're not all the same, you know. Besides the regular ones, there are also Brutes. And after them, the Masters -- they're really tough. |
| TLSquireMaxson1 | But the worst of all? The Behemoth! He's a giant! I saw one once, outside the Citadel walls. Sooo scary. |
| TLSquireMaxson1 | The Super Mutants are all over the city ruins, but Elder Lyons doesn't think they're actually from there, or we would have found their home by now. |
| TLSquireMaxson1 | It kind of seems like they're looking for something, but we're not really sure what that is. |
| TLSquireMaxson2 | Y... You're asking me what I think of the Enclave? |
| TLSquireMaxson2 | Well... The Brotherhood of Steel has actually faced the Enclave before. Back West. More than thirty years ago, according to our chronicles. |
| TLSquireMaxson2 | Judging from those records, I'd say their soldiers are outfitted in Advanced Power Armor Mark II. It's... pretty strong. Better than our Power Armor. |
| TLSquireMaxson2 | And some of their technology is amazing! Vertibirds! Plasma weapons that can turn a man to goo! |
| TLSquireMaxson2 | Does... that help? |
| TLSquireMaxson3 | Oh, well... You see, I am descended from the great Roger Maxson, founder of our order. |
| TLSquireMaxson3 | I am the last of his line. They say my soul was forged from eternal steel, but I don't believe that. I'm really just a normal boy. |
| TLSquireMaxson3 | I was sent to the Citadel many years ago, to be fostered by Elder Lyons. But that was before the Western Elders lost, um... faith... in the Elder. |
| TLSquireMaxson3 | I really don't know if I'll ever get home. But, well... I kind of like it here. Sentinel Lyons has been very kind to me. She's taught me so much. |
| TLSquireMaxson4 | No. |
| TLSquireMaxson4 | But I could! I know I'm ready! I mean, it would be scary, but... It's not fair that I have to sit inside while the knights go on patrol! |
| TLSquireMaxson4 | I did go out one time, you know! Sarah... Um... Sentinel Lyons took me out. Just to show me. I killed a Super Mutant, too! I swear! |
| TLSquireMaxson4 | I, um... I also sort of shot Sarah. But just a little! It was just a flesh wound... |
| TLWillow1 | Nice to meet you, too... |
| TLWillow1 | I'm the sentry for Underworld. City of Ghouls? Inside the Museum? For a tourist, you're pretty clueless... |
| TLWillow1 | My name's Willow, by the way. |
| TLWillow2 | Those knuckle draggers? Nah. They don't bother us Ghouls. Maybe they see us as kin or something. I dunno. Now, those other assholes... |
| TLWillow3 | Come on! Here you are in the Mall of our nation's fine capital, taking in the sights, visiting the monuments! |
| TLWillow3 | Face it. You're a tourist. |
| TLWillow4 | Yeah, you know. Those humans, like you. Well, maybe not like you, I dunno, but humans all the same. |
| TLWillow4 | The Brotherhood of Steel guys with their testosterone and Power Armor... Those psycho Talon Company mercs... |
| TLWillow4 | Those other assholes. |
| TLWillow5 | Sure did. Underworld. It's right inside the Museum of History, then through the big skull. |
| TLWillow5 | Most of the residents ain't crazy about humans, but they'll sell to you, fix you up, so long as your caps are good. And you ain't a Ghoul hater. |
| TPIntercomGhoul | Is that so? And why should I believe that? You ever kill a Ghoul before? |
| TPIntercomGhoul1 | Is that so? Then I'm sure you can handle yourself out there in the Wasteland just fine. Are you done wasting my time? |
| TPIntercomGhoul2 | Oh ho! Looks like we got a live one here! I think we better leave this one outside. Good bye, kid. Try not to get eaten by anything out there. |
| TPIntercomGhoul3 | Listen. Like I've told those Ghouls a thousand times, I can't just let in every drifter that lands at the gate. |
| TPIntercomGhoul3 | You got a reason to be here, or what? |
| TPIntercomLastTry1 | You're poor, and stupid. Count your damn purse before you go offering people gifts. |
| TPIntercomLastTry1 | Tell you what. You manage to scrape together 100 caps, and I'll let you in to look around a little. |
| TPIntercomLastTry1 | Good luck. Try not to die out there. |
| TPIntercomLastTry1 | Man you're dumb. Find someone who can teach you how to count to 100, then bring me 100 caps and we'll talk. |
| TPIntercomLastTry1 | Moron. |
| TPIntercomLastTry1 | You ain't got 100 caps. You ain't getting in. |
| TPIntercomLastTry1 | Perhaps you'll fit in around here better than I thought. Alright. I'll take your money. But don't press your luck. I got my eye on you. |
| TPIntercomLastTry1 | Don't bother Tenpenny or the other residents. If you so much as sneeze in the wrong direction... I'll gut you! |
| TPIntercomLastTry2 | Ummm. No. Unless by "sugar" you meant to sweeten my day with, say, a gift of 100 caps. |
| TPIntercomLastTry2A | This ain't a goddamn soup kitchen. Sorry, kid. Go find a ditch to crawl into and stop bothering me. |
| TPIntercomLastTry2A | But, if you manage to scrape together 100 caps, I might let you in to look around a little. |
| TPIntercomLastTry2A | Good luck. Try not to die out there. |
| TPIntercomLastTry2A | Maybe you'll fit in around here better than I thought. All right. I'll take your money. But don't press your luck. I got my eye on you. |
| TPIntercomLastTry2A | And don't bother Tenpenny or the other residents. If you so much as sneeze in the wrong direction... I'll gut you! |
| TPIntercomLastTry2B | Then you won't be getting past this gate. |
| TPIntercomLastTry3 | Goodbye. |
| TPIntercomLook | This ain't a theme park, kid. And even if it was, you wouldn't be able to afford the admission. Now bugger off! |
| TpIntercomLook1 | You're poor, and stupid. Count your damn purse before you go offering people gifts. |
| TpIntercomLook1 | Tell you what. You manage to scrape together 100 caps, and I'll let you in to look around a little. |
| TpIntercomLook1 | Perhaps you'll fit in around here better than I thought. Alright. I'll take your money. But don't press your luck. I got my eye on you. |
| TpIntercomLook1 | Don't bother Tenpenny or the other residents. If you so much as sneeze in the wrong direction... I'll gut you! |
| TpIntercomLook2 | You're not getting in. Stop trying. It's not working. I'm done talking to you. |
| TpIntercomLook2 | Good luck out there! |
| TpIntercomLook3 | You're really not in a position to be threatening me. I'm safe on the other side of this wall, and you are out there, exposed and unsafe. |
| TpIntercomLook3 | You have a lot to learn, kid. I think I'll let the Wasteland teach it to you. Try not to die out there! |
| TPIntercommBurke | He's expecting you? Why didn't you say so right away? Just a moment... |
| TPIntercommBurke | Alright. Come on in. But I warn you. We're watching you. |
| TPIntercommGREETING1 | What? No, just those damn Ghouls. Sorry, thought you were one of them. |
| TPIntercommGREETING1 | Ghoul or not, I must inform you that you are trespassing on Allistair Tenpenny's private property. Renters and official business only. |
| TPIntercommGREETING2 | What? Oh. Sorry 'bout that. I thought you were one of those damned Ghouls looking for a handout. |
| TPIntercommGREETING2 | You are currently trespassing on Allistair Tenpenny's private property. You have some reason to be here? |
| TPIntercommGREETING3 | Oh? Thought you were that damn Ghoul. Well then. Back to business as usual. Ahem... |
| TPIntercommGREETING3 | You are trespassing on Allistair Tenpenny's private property. Renters and official business only. |
| TPIntercomTenpenny | Hahaha! That's rich. What would a man like Tenpenny want to do with a Waste-rat like you? |
| TPIntercomTenpenny1 | Just a minute. Let's not be hasty. If Tenpenny is interested in what you have to say, I suppose you should get your chance. |
| TPIntercomTenpenny1 | Though, he normally conducts all his business through Mister Burke. If Tenpenny doesn't want to talk to you, then you best leave him alone. |
| TPIntercomTenpenny1 | If you bother Mister Tenpenny or any of his residents, I will be very glad to forcibly show you out. Do we understand each other? Good. |
| TPIntercomTenpenny2 | Nice try kid! I know everyone who lives here, even the new ones. It's my job, and I take my job very seriously. |
| TPIntercomTenpenny2 | It's also my job to deal with anyone I consider a threat to Mister Tenpenny or his property. Feel free to stand there all day. I don't care. |
| TPIntercomTenpenny3 | Nope. Now get the hell out of here. |
| TranqLaneTalk1 | Hey, aren't you the one who said we shouldn't call her that? That we should show a little respect to the elderly? |
| TranqLaneTalk1 | "Old Lady Dithers"? I thought you were the one who said we should be nice, and refer to her as "Ms. Dithers". |
| TranqLaneTalk1 | Oh, stop it. You know I don't trust that woman one bit. |
| TranqLaneTalk1 | George, honestly. You know I don't like talking to her. |
| TranqLaneTalk1 | Mabel, I meant to ask you. Have you seen the new RobCo catalog? I thought you might be interested, since you don't seem to like your Mr. Handy. |
| TranqLaneTalk1 | Oh, Mabel. Did you want to look for a new robot? I know you're not comfortable with yours. |
| TranqLaneTalk1 | Timmy Neusbaum left his roller skates in my house again. How many times have I talked to Pat about that? |
| TranqLaneTalk1 | I'm annoyed, Martha. Timmy left his roller skates in my house again. He needs to learn to pick up after himself. |
| TranqLaneTalk1 | Should I invite the Neusbaums over for Bridge, or will you be down in the basement all night again? |
| TranqLaneTalk1 | Hi, Roger. Are you planning on spending the evening down in the basement again? |
| TranqLaneTalk1 | Good day to you, sir! Everything going well at home? |
| TranqLaneTalk1 | Hi, Roger. How are you? And how's that wife of yours? |
| TranqLaneTalk1 | Why, hello there. |
| TranqLaneTalk1 | What's the good word? |
| TranqLaneTalk1 | Hello there. |
| TranqLaneTalk1 | What's going on? |
| TranqLaneTalk1 | How are you today? |
| TranqLaneTalk2 | It's not funny, George. I'm not joking around. |
| TranqLaneTalk2 | That's not the point and you know it. Don't try and change the subject. |
| TranqLaneTalk2 | Pat, you know as well as I do that she's where most of our news comes from, one way or another. |
| TranqLaneTalk2 | Suddenly you don't have an interest in hearing what's going on in town? I find that hard to believe. |
| TranqLaneTalk2 | No, no. I don't like robots. Don't like the one I have, and don't want a new one. If I didn't rely on the thing so much, I'd just get rid of it. |
| TranqLaneTalk2 | I don't want a new one. I don't even really want the one I have now... I don't trust it, Martha. Not a bit. |
| TranqLaneTalk2 | I suppose so. I haven't really noticed. |
| TranqLaneTalk2 | Oh, I... It's not really my place to say. I'm sure they're fine. |
| TranqLaneTalk2 | Well that's not safe, is it? Someone could really get hurt. It's a shame Pat doesn't teach him to be more responsible. |
| TranqLaneTalk2 | Oh dear. Someone could really get hurt. You'd think Pat would have talked to him about it. |
| TranqLaneTalk2 | Yes, of course. I'm fine, Janet's fine. Everything is just fine. And... And you? |
| TranqLaneTalk2 | Oh, things are great. Just great. Really. |
| TranqLaneTalk3 | How could you... Roger, no. This is not the time for that discussion. Please. |
| TranqLaneTalk3 | No. Just... no. Now's not the time, Roger. You should know that. |
| TranqLaneTalk3 | Yes, dear. Sorry. Is there a problem? |
| TranqLaneTalk3 | Okay, okay. Sorry. What's the problem now? |
| TranqLaneTalk3 | Well I'm not going to go running off to hear what she has to say today. Now find something useful to do. |
| TranqLaneTalk3 | I don't have to like that she's such a busybody, do I? Now leave me alone about it. |
| TranqLaneTalk3 | Roger and Janet seem to be getting along better, don't you think? |
| TranqLaneTalk3 | So, what do you think of the Rockwells? Seems like things are better between the two of them now. |
| TranqLaneTalk3 | You know there's nothing to worry about, right? It's perfectly safe. They build them so they won't ever hurt their owners. |
| TranqLaneTalk3 | Really, Mabel. It's fine. There's no reason to feel uncomfortable. It's just another machine. |
| TranqLaneTalk3 | I really wish Pat would do something about it. He's a nice boy, but he's just so messy. |
| TranqLaneTalk3 | I don't even know if it's worth trying to talk to Pat. Maybe when she steps on one of his toys and breaks her neck, she'll do something about it. |
| TranqLaneTalk3 | Good to hear. I'm glad the two of you are doing well, after everything you've been through. |
| TranqLaneTalk3 | That's good. We were worried about you two for a while. You deserve to be happy. |
| TranqLaneTalk3 | Bet the Commies in China wish they had it as good as we do, eh? |
| TranqLaneTalk3 | Makes you proud to be an American, doesn't it. |
| TranqLaneTalk3 | It's one of the great things about living here. |
| TranqLaneTalk4 | She's been talking to Timmy again. I want him to stay away from her. She's nuts, and she shouldn't be anywhere near him. |
| TranqLaneTalk4 | I saw Timmy talking to her again. I don't want him near her, George. She's crazy, and I don't want it influencing him. You need to say something. |
| TranqLaneTalk4 | Ha ha. All right, dear. |
| TranqLaneTalk4 | Okay, okay! Just having a little fun. |
| TranqLaneTalk4 | Well, maybe you feel that way. I really don't like it. What if something goes wrong? |
| TranqLaneTalk4 | Just the same, I don't trust it. I swear it watches me sometimes. |
| TranqLaneTalk4 | Well, I know I wouldn't want to live anywhere else. |
| TranqLaneTalk4 | I'm certainly grateful for everything we have. |
| TranqLaneTalk4 | It's a great time to be alive, isn't it? |
| TranqLaneTalk5 | Okay, sorry for bringing it up. |
| TranqLaneTalk5 | Right. Sorry. I just thought that maybe... Oh, nevermind. |
| TranqLaneTalk5 | Okay, I'll have another chat with him about it. I'm sure he was only being polite. |
| TranqLaneTalk5 | All right... I'll talk to him about it. She's harmless, anyway. Just old and senile. |
| TranqLaneTalk5 | Oh Mabel, you worry too much. It's fine. |
| TranqLaneTalk5 | It's perfectly safe, I'm sure. Everyone here has one, and no one's ever had a problem. |
| TranqLaneTalk5 | Well, if you ever have any thoughts about it... You know, if you want to talk, you just let me know. |
| TranqLaneTalk5 | I see. Well, I thought you might have some insight. If you notice anything, or want to talk about it, you let me know, okay? |
| UnderworldAhzrukhalServices | I got whatever you need. |
| UnderworldAhzrukhalServices | Your misery, my wealth. |
| UnderworldAhzrukhalServices | Sure, sure, what do you need? |
| UnderworldAhzrukhalServices | Let ol' Uncle Ahzrukhal help you get rid of the pain. |
| UnderworldAhzrukhalServicesDrugs | Why, whatever do you mean? I am a simple barkeep, nothing more. |
| UnderworldAhzrukhalServicesDrugs | Certainly, my friend. |
| UnderworldAhzrukhalServicesDrugs | I must ask that you speak to no one about our transactions. |
| UnderworldAhzrukhalServicesDrugs | Ah, back for more... excellent. |
| UnderworldAhzrukhalServicesDrugs1 | Ah, an educated consumer. My favorite kind. Yes... yes. I think I can help you. |
| UnderworldAhzrukhalServicesDrugs1 | Simply step over here, my friend and I'll show you my stock of more... potent goods. |
| UnderworldAhzrukhalServicesDrugs1a | While there is no law in Underworld, per se, I'd rather not end up at the receiving end of an angry lynch mob. |
| UnderworldAhzrukhalServicesDrugs1a | There is no shortage of do-gooders around here and it would be just like them to take it upon themselves to interfere in a fair business transaction. |
| UnderworldAhzrukhalServicesDrugs1a | Honestly. I have something to sell, and you want to buy it, now why is that anyone else's business? Hrm? |
| UnderworldAhzrukhalServicesDrugs1b | As you wish, my friend... |
| UnderworldAhzrukhalServicesDrugs2 | Oh, now now now, don't be hasty. I'm sure that we can work out a compromise. Here, step this way and let me show you what I have. |
| UnderworldAhzrukhalServicesDrugs2a | While there is no law in Underworld, per se, I'd rather not end up at the receiving end of an angry lynch mob. |
| UnderworldAhzrukhalServicesDrugs2a | There is no shortage of do-gooders around here and it would be just like them to take it upon themselves to interfere in a fair business transaction. |
| UnderworldAhzrukhalServicesDrugs2a | Honestly. I have something to sell, and you want to buy it, now why is that anyone else' business? Hrm? |
| UnderworldAhzrukhalServicesDrugs2b | As you wish, my friend... |
| UnderworldAhzurkhalRadioChatter | Quiet makes people stop drinking. Turn the radio back on. |
| UnderworldAhzurkhalRadioChatter | Why would you do that? These people want their music. |
| UnderworldAhzurkhalRadioChatter | Hey! Leave that alone. If I wanted it off, I'd turn it off. |
| UnderworldAhzurkhalRadioChatter | That's better. |
| UnderworldAhzurkhalRadioChatter | Thank you. Now leave it alone. |
| UnderworldAhzurkhalRadioChatter | Now that's more like it. Music makes the sweet sweet and the bitter all the more bitter. |
| UnderworldAhzurkhalRadioChatter | Stop messing with that radio. |
| UnderworldAhzurkhalRadioChatter | Hey, leave that radio alone. |
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| UnderworldCarolGobTopic | Gob? Yes, of course! |
| UnderworldCarolGobTopic | He's my son... well, not really, not like you would think of a son. We Ghouls don't really work like that, but I love him like he's my own! |
| UnderworldCarolGobTopic | Do you know him? Have you seen him? Is he alright? |
| UnderworldCarolGobTopic1 | No! Not Gob... I'm... I'm sorry... I need some time alone... |
| UnderworldCarolGobTopic1 | Oh, that's wonderful news! I'm so glad! if you see him, please tell him that his mother misses him and loves him and that I hope he's happy. |
| UnderworldCarolGobTopic1 | But, he shouldn't come visit. It's too dangerous. No, no. He should stay put where he is. |
| UnderworldCarolGobTopic2 | You... you what? |
| UnderworldCarolGobTopic2 | YOU SON OF A BITCH! |
| UnderworldCarolGobTopic2 | That's... that's terrible. But at least I know he's alive. So that's something. |
| UnderworldCarolGobTopic2 | If you get up that way again, tell him that I said that I miss him and that I love him. |
| UnderworldCarolGobTopic2 | But, he shouldn't try to escape. It's too dangerous. No, no. He should stay put where he is. I couldn't bear the thought of him getting hurt. |
| UnderworldCarolGreta | We've been together longer than you've been alive. |
| UnderworldCarolGreta | It's just... you know, you think that you're going to be with someone forever, and then you wake up one day and they're gone. |
| UnderworldCarolGreta | Where do you do from there? |
| UnderworldCarolGreta | That's right. Her and I have been together for... oh... about 60 years now. |
| UnderworldCarolGreta | But, things haven't really been the same since Gob left. He was like a son to me. I think Greta was always a little jealous of him... |
| UnderworldCarolHistory | Oh, that's such a long story. You couldn't possibly want to hear about that. |
| UnderworldCarolHistory1 | Well, okay... but it's nothing special. |
| UnderworldCarolHistory1 | I was born in 2051, so yes, that makes me a pre-war Ghoul. |
| UnderworldCarolHistory1a | I do... I was in a shelter with my father when the bombs hit. In DC, we had the luxury of getting a warning after the west coast was... gone... |
| UnderworldCarolHistory1a | I was just a little girl then. We couldn't afford a space in one of the Vaults. I remember filing down into that shelter, my father rushing me in. |
| UnderworldCarolHistory1a | He stopped to help this one family, and I looked up and called his name... there was a flash of light, brighter than anything you can imagine. |
| UnderworldCarolHistory1a | I woke up a few hours later. The first thing I did was run up to where my father had been. He... he was gone. But the strangest thing... |
| UnderworldCarolHistory1a | There was his shadow, burned into the wall, so crisp and clear like he was standing next to me. The heat had burned it into the concrete... |
| UnderworldCarolHistory1b | The city was on fire for weeks... maybe months, I don't know. I hid down here in the museum... it was the closest building to the shelter I was in. |
| UnderworldCarolHistory1b | But I could hear what was happening above. People howling like animals. Chaos. Looting, killing, it's like every foul thing inside of them came out. |
| UnderworldCarolHistory1b | It was a nightmare... I... I don't want to talk about it. |
| UnderworldCarolHistory1c | I don't know how it happens. Doctor Barrows says it was radiation. All I know is that people kept showing up here in the museum. |
| UnderworldCarolHistory1c | After things calmed down above ground, we tried to live down here as best we could. After a while, things got strange. |
| UnderworldCarolHistory1c | My skin started to get dry and flake off. Everyone's did. It took a while, months, maybe a year. But sooner or later, everyone ended up like this. |
| UnderworldCarolHistory1c | Some of them went crazy. Some of us just accepted it. After a while, other Ghouls would find their way in here and Underworld just sort of grew. |
| UnderworldCarolHistory1c | No one bothered us down here, and we were happy enough to leave them alone. And once my Greta showed up, it was a good enough life for me. |
| UnderworldCarolHistory1END | You tell the same stories for 200 years, you'll feel pretty uninteresting too. |
| UnderworldCarolHistory2 | See, I knew it. I'm really just a boring old Ghoul, I promise. |
| UnderworldCharonGreeting1 | Talk. To. Ahzrukhal. |
| UnderworldCharonGreeting1 | I said: Talk to Ahzrukhal. |
| UnderworldCharonGreeting1 | Don't make me say it again. |
| UnderworldCharonGreeting1 | I don't care. |
| UnderworldCharonGreeting2 | Talk. To. Ahzrukhal. |
| UnderworldCharonGreeting2 | I said: Talk to Ahzrukhal. |
| UnderworldCharonGreeting2 | Don't make me say it again. |
| UnderworldCharonGreeting2 | I don't care. |
| UnderworldCharonGreetingDebt | Not going to talk about it. Don't ask. |
| UnderworldCharonGreetingDebt | Not your business. |
| UnderworldDoctorBarrowsBuySupplies | I think I can help you out. |
| UnderworldDoctorBarrowsBuySupplies | Be careful with these. They're not toys, you know. |
| UnderworldDoctorBarrowsBuySupplies | Yes, what do you need? |
| UnderworldDoctorBarrowsBuySupplies | Very well. What do you require? |
| UnderworldGhoulsWatchCharonMurderAzrukhal | Oh my God! He shot Ahzrukhal! |
| UnderworldGhoulsWatchCharonMurderAzrukhal | What's going on? |
| UnderworldGretaAboutUnderworld | To tell you the truth, hon, I don't really know much about it. All I know is that it used to be some sort of exhibit. |
| UnderworldGretaAboutUnderworld | Something about hell or the afterlife or something. Tulip knows that sort of stuff. |
| UnderworldGretaAboutUnderworld | Not like anyone around here ever buys anything from that shop of hers. |
| UnderworldGretaServices | You're in for a treat, the finest food in DC. Four stars. |
| UnderworldGretaServices | Yep. Get it while it's lukewarm. |
| UnderworldGretaServices | Just don't ask what it's made of. You humans seem to have weak stomachs. |
| UnderworldGretaServices | If you're lucky, maybe it's gone rancid already. MmmmMmmmm... |
| UnderworldNurseGravesGlowingOnes | The Glowing Ones? That's Ethyl. The other one is Meat. They used to be residents of Underworld. |
| UnderworldNurseGravesGlowingOnes | Doctor Barrows is studying the link between normal Ghouls, Feral Ghouls, and Glowing Ones. |
| UnderworldNurseGravesGlowingOnes | His research is truly fascinating. |
| UnderworldPatchworkBoozeTopic | Why, you'll want to head on over to the Ninth Circle and talk to Mister Ahzrukhal... he... he... uhhh... what was I saying? |
| UnderworldPatchworkBoozeTopic | Oh yeah, the generators, I don't know where they are, you'll have to ask Winthrop. |
| UnderworldPatchworkBoozeTopic | Ninth Cir- Circle. Talk to Ahzrukhal. And... bring me back something. |
| UnderworldPatchworkBoozeTopic | Oh yeah, the generators, I don't know where they are, you'll have to ask Winthrop. |
| UnderworldPatchworkGreeting1 | Why yes! Yes I am! And... PROUD! Proud of it! I mean, if I weren't, I'd probably just spend a lot more time cry... crying... you know? |
| UnderworldPatchworkGreeting1 | Here I am... drunk... falling apart -- liter- literally! I lost my damn finger last week! Doc put it back on though... bless him... |
| UnderworldPatchworkGreeting1a | Yeah... it happens... a lot, actuall.. actually. All the time. But I'm getting' better... I think... |
| UnderworldPatchworkGreeting1a | Just keep an... eye out for 'em... but not my eye, those ain't never fallen out yet... |
| UnderworldPatchworkGreeting1a1 | Really? You... you're alright... you should buy me a drink some time... |
| UnderworldPatchworkGreeting1a1 | Now... what were you saying? |
| UnderworldPatchworkGreeting1a2 | Now... there's no need for tha... that... wait... what were you saying? You wanted to talk to me... about something? What was it? |
| UnderworldPatchworkGreeting1b | Well... what... what... do you want to talk about? |
| UnderworldPatchworkGreeting2 | Who, me? Yeah... yeah... I'm fine. I guess. No... Yeah. I'll be okay. I just... I just need to try not to lose any of my parts this time... |
| UnderworldPatchworkGreeting2 | Doc Barrows says that he's... he's getting' tired of puttin' 'em back on... me. So, you know... if you see any, just bring 'em back. |
| UnderworldPatchworkGreeting2a | You sure? Some... some people make me hurt myself... because it makes 'em laugh... |
| UnderworldPatchworkGreeting2b | Yeah... and I ain't had enough liqu- liquor yet to think you.. you're pretty. |
| UnderworldQuinnGreeting1 | Me? No, not at all. I'm used to your people. Truth is, I spend most of my time away from Underworld. |
| UnderworldQuinnGreeting1a | Oh, here and there and everywhere. I've explored all up and down the coast, from the Commonwealth, to the Pitt, all the way down to Crater Banks. |
| UnderworldQuinnGreeting1a | I also do a fair bit of trading. You see, folks here, they don't have much of a connection to the outside. |
| UnderworldQuinnGreeting1a | So I move their goods and caps out to the Wastes and bring back in what I trade for 'em. |
| UnderworldQuinnGreeting1b | Suit yourself. But you're missing out. Do you want something else? |
| UnderworldQuinnGreeting2 | You too, stranger. I know a lot of people around here don't take kindly to humans wandering around, but I've met a lot of your people in my travels. |
| UnderworldQuinnGreeting2a | Oh, here and there and everywhere. I've explored all up and down the coast, from the Commonwealth, to the Pitt, all the way down to Crater Banks. |
| UnderworldQuinnGreeting2a | I also do a fair bit of trading. You see, folks here, they don't have much of a connection to the outside. |
| UnderworldQuinnGreeting2a | So I move their goods and caps out to the Wastes and bring back in what I trade for 'em. |
| UnderworldQuinnGreeting2b | Suit yourself. But you're missing out. Do you want something else? |
| UnderworldQuinnGreetingEND | Suit yourself. I'll be here if you change your mind. |
| UnderworldSnowflakeDrugs | Well... yeah. So? What else do I have to do except get high? |
| UnderworldSnowflakeDrugs | You think that I need to be sober to cut a Ghoul's hair? Half the work is cutting the skin off. |
| UnderworldSnowflakeDrugs | These guys don't care how they look anyway. They just humor me. |
| UnderworldSnowflakeGreeting1 | Yeah, man! That's what I do! I cut hair! |
| UnderworldSnowflakeGreeting1 | I know, I know, you look around here and there ain't a lot of work to show off, right? |
| UnderworldSnowflakeGreeting1 | These corpses only got half a head of the stuff, so I never get a chance to work on a full head! C'mon! No charge! |
| UnderworldSnowflakeGreeting2 | Oh, c'mon! I don't ever get to work on an actual human! |
| UnderworldSnowflakeGreeting2 | I'm good! I promise! I'll take a few puffs and I'll give you the best haircut of your life! No charge or anything! It'll be fun! |
| UnderworldSnowflakeHaircut | Now we're talking! What do you need? |
| UnderworldSnowflakeHaircut | Are you serious? Well alright! Let me get my knives! |
| UnderworldSnowflakeHaircut | Alright! A full head of hair to work with! What should I do? |
| UnderworldSnowflakeHaircut | Sorry. I'm way too gone to cut hair right now... maybe later? |
| UnderworldSnowflakeStory | I prefer "stylist" myself, but whatever works for you. Everyone has a gift, you know? |
| UnderworldSnowflakeStory | I used to live in Rivet City. Folks there had enough money for me to do okay. But after I... uh... changed, no one would let me touch them. |
| UnderworldSnowflakeStory | I ended up here. Of course, a Ghoul with a barber shop makes about as much sense as a screen door on a submarine so... fuck it. |
| UnderworldSnowflakeStory | I just took up Jet. At least it passes the time, you know? |
| UnderworldTalkAhzrukhalWinthropPatchwork1 | I'm not your "boy", Winthrop. What do you want? |
| UnderworldTalkAhzrukhalWinthropPatchwork1 | Oh, look, if it isn't my favorite pain in the ass. What can I do for you, Winthrop? |
| UnderworldTalkAhzrukhalWinthropPatchwork1 | Have you fixed that other fridge for me yet? Hrm? No? Than I've got no time for you, Winthrop. We'll talk later. |
| UnderworldTalkAhzrukhalWinthropPatchwork1 | No time to talk right now, Winthrop. Come back later. |
| UnderworldTalkAhzrukhalWinthropPatchwork2 | It's about Patchwork. You need to stop feeding him booze, Ahzrukhal. The boy can barely stand most of the time, and you just keep serving him. |
| UnderworldTalkAhzrukhalWinthropPatchwork2 | I want you to stop giving Patchwork booze when he's already drunk. You're gonna kill the boy. |
| UnderworldTalkAhzrukhalWinthropPatchwork3 | He's a big boy, Winthrop. As long as he's got the caps, I'm going to sell him booze. I'm here to make money, not to babysit. |
| UnderworldTalkAhzrukhalWinthropPatchwork3 | Stop serving him? This is a bar. How am I supposed to make money if I'm not serving booze? If he's got money, I'll give him whatever he asks for. |
| UnderworldTalkAhzrukhalWinthropPatchwork4 | And wouldn't it be a shame if your ventilation went down and all of your customers went to Carol's? Just think about it, Ahzrukhal. |
| UnderworldTalkAhzrukhalWinthropPatchwork4 | Sure, sure, you're here to make money, and I fix all of your crap so that you can keep right on making that money. What would happen if I stopped? |
| UnderworldTalkAhzrukhalWinthropPatchwork5 | Save your threats, old man. You don't have the balls. |
| UnderworldTalkAhzrukhalWinthropPatchwork5 | Don't you threaten me. You wouldn't dare do that, these people would have your head. |
| UnderworldTalkAhzrukhalWinthropPatchwork6 | I'm not threatening you, I'm just sayin'. No equipment. No business. Either way, my problem is solved. Think about it. We'll talk later. |
| UnderworldTalkAhzrukhalWinthropPatchwork6 | Oh, you'd be surprised. I may be old, but this place'd shut down without me. Just think about what I said, we'll talk later. |
| UnderworldTalkAhzurkhalCough1 | Whoa, whoa there. Take your illness away from me. |
| UnderworldTalkAhzurkhalCough1 | Take a step back, there. I don't want your slime on me. Tell you what, another drink should clear that cough up. |
| UnderworldTalkAhzurkhalCough1 | You should see someone about that cough. In the mean time, keep your distance. |
| UnderworldTalkAhzurkhalCough1 | Sounds like you need some of Akzurkhal's special cough medicine. |
| UnderworldTalkAhzurkhalCough1 | You might want to see Doc Barrows about that cough. But have another drink before you do. |
| UnderworldTalkAhzurkhalCough1 | Shame the doc is dead, he could've done something about that cough. Ah well, just have another drink. It'll go away. |
| UnderworldTalkAhzurkhalCough1 | Poor doc Barrows, you people are falling apart without him, aren't you? |
| UnderworldTalkAhzurkhalDrugs1 | Yes, friend? What brings you to me today? Come on now... spit it out. I haven't got all day. |
| UnderworldTalkAhzurkhalDrugs1 | What is it? I'm very busy, you know. |
| UnderworldTalkAhzurkhalDrugs1 | You seem so nervous... relax. It's only me, there's nothing to be afraid of. |
| UnderworldTalkAhzurkhalDrugs2 | I was wondering if I could get... you know... one of the special drinks. |
| UnderworldTalkAhzurkhalDrugs2 | I need some of the special stock. You know, the stuff from behind the counter... |
| UnderworldTalkAhzurkhalDrugs2 | I'm all out of the stuff you sold me yesterday. I need more. Fast. |
| UnderworldTalkAhzurkhalDrugs3 | Ah, yes! Of course, of course, my friend. See me later tonight. We'll make sure that you have all the pick-me-ups that you need. |
| UnderworldTalkAhzurkhalDrugs3 | Shhh, say no more. See me later, I'll make sure that you want for nothing. |
| UnderworldTalkAhzurkhalDrugs3 | No need to be shy, my friend. I'll make sure that you have everything that you ever need, so long as you have the caps to pay for it, that is. |
| UnderworldTalkAhzurkhalDrugs4 | Oh, thank you! Thank you, Mr. Ahzrukhal! Thank you so much! |
| UnderworldTalkAhzurkhalDrugs4 | Oh, Mr. Ahzrukhal! I can't thank you enough! It's... it's been so hard lately... |
| UnderworldTalkAhzurkhalDrugs4 | I... I'll try to wait. You are good to us, Mr. Ahzrukhal. You really are. Thank you. |
| UnderworldTalkAhzurkhalDrugs5 | Don't mention it, my friend. It's what I'm here for. |
| UnderworldTalkAhzurkhalDrugs5 | It's nothing, I simply want to ensure that all my friends in Underworld are as happy as can be. |
| UnderworldTalkAhzurkhalDrugs5 | No thanks are wanted or asked for, it is my humble duty to ensure that you get what you need. |
| UnderworldTalkCarolGhoulResponse | Oh, don't worry about me. You just go enjoy your drink. |
| UnderworldTalkCarolGhoulResponse | No need to worry about me, dear. You just go enjoy your food. |
| UnderworldTalkCarolGhoulResponse | Oh, don't worry yourself over me. I'm just fine. Go talk to your friends. |
| UnderworldTalkCarolGhoulResponse | I've been better, but I'm fine. No need to worry. |
| UnderworldTalkCarolGhoulResponse | Oh, I'm doing alright, I suppose. |
| UnderworldTalkCarolGhoulResponse | I'm fine, I'm just fine. Thank you for your concern. I'm fine. |
| UnderworldTalkCarolGretaHealth1 | What? Oh, I'm fine, Greta. I'm just fine, miles away, you know? |
| UnderworldTalkCarolGretaHealth1 | Oh, Greta, baby. You don't need to worry about me, I was just lost in my thoughts. You know how it is. |
| UnderworldTalkCarolGretaHealth2 | It's more than that, Carol, you've been moping around here for... I don't know how long. The customers have even started to notice. |
| UnderworldTalkCarolGretaHealth2 | C'mon, Carol. It's me, I can see through you. It's gotten so bad that the customers have started to notice. |
| UnderworldTalkCarolGretaHealth3 | Oh, the customers are fine. So long as they've got you to being them food and drinks, they couldn't care less. |
| UnderworldTalkCarolGretaHealth3 | They don't need to worry about me, Greta, and neither do you. I'll be okay. |
| UnderworldTalkCarolGretaHealth4 | I'm worried about you, that's all. Just think about what I said. |
| UnderworldTalkCarolGretaHealth4 | You know that I can't stop worrying about you. Just think about it, okay? |
| UnderworldTalkCarolGretaTired1 | What now? Oh, I'm sorry Greta, I didn't see you there... did you need something? |
| UnderworldTalkCarolGretaTired1 | Hrm? Oh, hey Greta... what were you saying? |
| UnderworldTalkCarolGretaTired2 | I was saying that you need to get some rest. You're falling asleep up here. You never sleep through a whole night anymore. I hear you getting up. |
| UnderworldTalkCarolGretaTired2 | I was saying that you need to get some rest, Carol. You hardly ever sleep at night, don't think that I haven't noticed. |
| UnderworldTalkCarolGretaTired3 | Oh, Greta, you worry too much. I'm fine, I'm fine. Just have a lot on my mind. It'll pass. Nothing to worry about. |
| UnderworldTalkCarolGretaTired3 | There's nothing to worry about, Greta. You're so sweet, always thinking about me. But I'm fine, I promise. |
| UnderworldTalkCarolGretaTired4 | If you say so, Carol. |
| UnderworldTalkCarolGretaTired4 | I want to believe you, Carol. I really do. |
| UnderworldTalkCerberusWinthropAlert1 | Alert status: null. Patrol uninterrupted. |
| UnderworldTalkCerberusWinthropAlert1 | Threat level alpha. Disturbance level zero. |
| UnderworldTalkCerberusWinthropAlert2 | No news is good news, eh, Cerberus? What about you, how are you doing? |
| UnderworldTalkCerberusWinthropAlert2 | Well, that's good. That's good to hear, Cerberus. Anything else going on? |
| UnderworldTalkCerberusWinthropAlert3 | Unit functional. Patrol priority one. |
| UnderworldTalkCerberusWinthropAlert3 | Command not parsed. Please restate command. |
| UnderworldTalkCerberusWinthropAlert4 | You're a terrible conversationalist, Cerberus. |
| UnderworldTalkCerberusWinthropAlert4 | I really need to teach you a thing or two about talking to people. |
| UnderworldTalkCerberusWinthropAlert4 | You really suck at conversation, robot. |
| UnderworldTalkCerberusWinthropDiagnostic1 | Unit diagnostics system compiling... diagnostics system ready. Running level 2 diagnostics... complete. Report prepared. |
| UnderworldTalkCerberusWinthropDiagnostic1 | Unit diagnostics... running... running... complete. Report prepared. |
| UnderworldTalkCerberusWinthropDiagnostic2 | Well, give the report, you old bucket of bolts. I haven't got all day. |
| UnderworldTalkCerberusWinthropDiagnostic2 | Well? Do you think I asked just out of curiosity? Give me the report, dammit. |
| UnderworldTalkCerberusWinthropDiagnostic3 | Unit weapon system 2B ammunition level low. Please service at earliest convenience. |
| UnderworldTalkCerberusWinthropDiagnostic3 | Unit cognition system experiencing fluctuating contact. Unable to determine source of failure. |
| UnderworldTalkCerberusWinthropDiagnostic3 | Unit target recognition system contains failure of an unknown class. Advise immediate unit service for repair. |
| UnderworldTalkCerberusWinthropDiagnostic3 | Unit locomotion system contains a class two failure. Currently operable. Failure will escalate to class one with a 47% probability. |
| UnderworldTalkCerberusWinthropDiagnostic4 | Dammit. I thought I fixed that. No time now, resume your patrol Cerberus. I'll deal with it later. |
| UnderworldTalkCerberusWinthropDiagnostic4 | Damn worthless... it never ends with you, does it? Just resume your patrol, I'll take you offline for service later. |
| UnderworldTalkCerberusWinthropDiagnostic4 | For Christ's sake, that's the fourth time this month. Just go back on patrol, I'm sure you'll be fine. |
| UnderworldTalkCharonAhzurkhalBouncer1 | What? |
| UnderworldTalkCharonAhzurkhalBouncer1 | |
| UnderworldTalkCharonAhzurkhalBouncer2 | I want you to keep a closer eye on these bastards. I caught one of them trying to swipe some booze from the shelf when my back was turned. |
| UnderworldTalkCharonAhzurkhalBouncer2 | Look, despite all the grunting, I know you're not stupid. You need to start acting like you have half a brain and keep a closer watch on things. |
| UnderworldTalkCharonAhzurkhalBouncer2 | I'm getting a bit tired of having to do my job and your job. Watch these drunks more carefully. I'm getting sick of my stock disappearing. |
| UnderworldTalkCharonAhzurkhalBouncer2 | What do I have you here for? To watch the bar, right? So get your thumb out of your ass and start paying attention to what's going on around you. |
| UnderworldTalkCharonAhzurkhalBouncer2 | Are you blind? Never mind, don't bother grunting a response. You need to watch these assholes better. Some stuff has turned up missing. |
| UnderworldTalkCharonAhzurkhalBouncer3 | Whatever. |
| UnderworldTalkCharonAhzurkhalBouncer3 | Yeah. Sure. |
| UnderworldTalkCharonAhzurkhalBouncer3 | ... got it. |
| UnderworldTalkCharonAhzurkhalBouncer3 | Yeah, whatever. |
| UnderworldTalkCharonAhzurkhalBouncer3 | Sure. |
| UnderworldTalkCharonAhzurkhalBouncer4 | I don't know how many times I've told you about this. I don't want to have to do it again. |
| UnderworldTalkCharonAhzurkhalBouncer4 | I'm getting tired of having this conversation. Let's not go through it again. Got me? |
| UnderworldTalkCharonAhzurkhalBouncer4 | I'm glad we had this little talk. |
| UnderworldTalkCharonAhzurkhalBouncer4 | You'd best unfuck yourself, Charon. Or I'll just go ahead and "cancel" our contract. |
| UnderworldTalkCharonAhzurkhalBouncer4 | Good. I'm glad we're clear on that. |
| UnderworldTalkCharonAhzurkhalOrders1 | Yeah? |
| UnderworldTalkCharonAhzurkhalOrders1 | What now? |
| UnderworldTalkCharonAhzurkhalOrders1 | What? |
| UnderworldTalkCharonAhzurkhalOrders2 | That little chore, the one we talked about yesterday. I trust that it won't be something I have to hear about again, right? |
| UnderworldTalkCharonAhzurkhalOrders2 | I gave you an assignment. I don't have to worry about it not being done, do I? You did do what I asked, yes? |
| UnderworldTalkCharonAhzurkhalOrders2 | I want to make sure that we're not going to have another disagreement. You did what I asked you to do, didn't you? |
| UnderworldTalkCharonAhzurkhalOrders2 | I've got something on my mind, Charon. I had asked you to do something and you never reported back to me. You did it, didn't you? |
| UnderworldTalkCharonAhzurkhalOrders3 | Yeah. |
| UnderworldTalkCharonAhzurkhalOrders3 | It's done. |
| UnderworldTalkCharonAhzurkhalOrders3 | Did it. Done. |
| UnderworldTalkCharonAhzurkhalOrders3 | Already done. |
| UnderworldTalkCharonAhzurkhalOrders3 | Yep. |
| UnderworldTalkCharonAhzurkhalOrders4 | Good. You know how I hate to worry. |
| UnderworldTalkCharonAhzurkhalOrders4 | I'm glad to hear it. I knew I could trust you. |
| UnderworldTalkCharonAhzurkhalOrders4 | Good, Charon. Good. I know you wouldn't lie to me. You aren't that stupid. Hahahaha! |
| UnderworldTalkCharonAhzurkhalOrders4 | That's my boy. |
| UnderworldTalkCharonAhzurkhalOrders4 | Good dog. Keep it up and maybe I'll give you a treat. |
| UnderworldTalkCharonAhzurkhalOrders4 | Excellent. I'll have another task for you soon. |
| UnderworldTalkCharonCutOff1 | No. |
| UnderworldTalkCharonCutOff1 | Go away. |
| UnderworldTalkCharonCutOff1 | Ask Ahzrukhal. |
| UnderworldTalkCharonCutOff1 | Go sit down. |
| UnderworldTalkCharonCutOff2 | I was just wondering if... |
| UnderworldTalkCharonCutOff2 | I just wanted to know... |
| UnderworldTalkCharonCutOff2 | It's just that... |
| UnderworldTalkCharonCutOff2 | But... |
| UnderworldTalkCharonCutOff3 | No. |
| UnderworldTalkCharonCutOff3 | I. Said. No. |
| UnderworldTalkCharonCutOff3 | Leave me alone. |
| UnderworldTalkCharonCutOff3 | Go. Away. |
| UnderworldTalkCharonCutOff4 | Some people... |
| UnderworldTalkCharonCutOff4 | It was just a question... |
| UnderworldTalkCharonCutOff4 | Well, sorry... |
| UnderworldTalkCharonCutOff4 | Yeah, whatever. |
| UnderworldTalkCharonCutOff4 | All right, all right, I'll just ask Ahzrukhal... |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulAhzurkhalDrinkResponse1 | Ehn. It's okay. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulAhzurkhalDrinkResponse1 | It's not bad. Not bad at all. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulAhzurkhalDrinkResponse1 | It's great! This must be that stuff that Quinn brought back. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulAhzurkhalDrinkResponse1 | Each one is better than the last. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulAhzurkhalDrinkResponse1 | It's better than that watered-down piss they pour over at Carol's. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulAhzurkhalDrinkResponse1 | Liquids aren't usually the way I prefer to fly, but it's not bad. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulAhzurkhalDrinkResponse1 | That's a good drink, there's no denying it. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulAhzurkhalDrinkResponse1 | Yes, I am, Mr. Ahzrukhal. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulBarChatterResponse | Dude. Harshing the buzz. Minus five points. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulBarChatterResponse | We'd probably all be better off if the Brotherhood came through here and "purged" us. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulBarChatterResponse | Yeah... every time you start feeling good, life kicks you in the ass again. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulBarChatterResponse | Go away, I'm trying to enjoy myself here. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulBarChatterResponse | Well, aren't you a ray of sunshine? |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulBarDrinkResponse | Yeah. I ordered it yesterday... I found one of Patchwork's fingers in it. I think I'll avoid it. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulBarDrinkResponse | Are you kidding? I wouldn't feed that shit to the dog. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulBarDrinkResponse | I'd rather drink malted rat piss. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulBarDrinkResponse | It's not half bad, I guess. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulBarDrinkResponse | I don't even know what good drinks taste like anymore. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulBarDrinkResponse | I've forgotten the taste of good liquor. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulBarSenseResponse | Not, not really. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulBarSenseResponse | What are you talking about? |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulBarSenseResponse | Not since the last time you asked. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulBarSenseResponse | Uhm... no. Are you okay? |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulBarSenseResponse | Yeah, I wonder what it could be... |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulBarSenseResponse | Yeah, that's really weird. Oh well, it's gone now. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulBarSmellResponse | No, not really. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulBarSmellResponse | I haven't been able to smell anything for about thirty years now. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulBarSmellResponse | Are you joking? I lost my sense of smell before you even crinkled up. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulBarSmellResponse | Yeah... kinda like onions... that's so strange... |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulCarolsCarolDeadResponse | I'm not really ready to talk about it. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulCarolsCarolDeadResponse | It's... it's been hard. I... I need to go... |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulCarolsCarolDeadResponse | Thank you, I appreciate it. I can't talk about her. Not now. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulCarolsCarolDeadResponse | I.... I can't talk about it. Not yet. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulCarolsCarolDeadResponse | This place just isn't the same without her. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulCarolsCarolDeadResponse | I don't know, maybe it's for the best. Not that I didn't love her, but this life sucks. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulCarolsCarolDeadResponse | I miss her too. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulCarolsCarolDeadResponse | She'll be missed. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulCarolsCarolResponse | Yeah, now that you mention it. I wonder what's going on... |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulCarolsCarolResponse | Haven't noticed, don't care. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulCarolsCarolResponse | I don't really pay attention. I only come here because I can't stand the Ninth Circle. That place is just nasty. Even I think so. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulCarolsCarolResponse | Actually, I haven't noticed. At all. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulCarolsGretaDeadResponse | I'm not really ready to talk about it. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulCarolsGretaDeadResponse | It's... it's been hard. I... I need to go... |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulCarolsGretaDeadResponse | Thank you, I appreciate it. I can't talk about her. Not now. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulCarolsGretaDeadResponse | I.... I can't talk about it. Not yet. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulCarolsGretaDeadResponse | This place just isn't the same without her. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulCarolsGretaDeadResponse | I don't know, maybe it's for the best. Not that I didn't love her, but this life sucks. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulCarolsGretaDeadResponse | I miss her too. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulCarolsGretaDeadResponse | She'll be missed. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulConcourseRepairsResponse | This place is coming down around our ears. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulConcourseRepairsResponse | Jesus, this place is falling apart. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulConcourseRepairsResponse | Poor Winthrop, the guy really needs some help. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulConcourseRepairsResponse | One mechanic just isn't enough to keep this place going, I guess. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulConcourseRepairsResponse | If I knew how, I'd give Winthrop a hand, but I have no idea how all of this old junk works. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulConcourseRepairsResponse | It a miracle that some of this shit works in the first place. I guess it's just a matter of time... |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulHelloResponse | What's new with you? |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulHelloResponse | S'up? |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulHelloResponse | What's happening? |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulHelloResponse | Hey, what's up? |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulHelloResponse | Hey, how's it going? |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulHelloResponse | How're you? |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulHelloResponse | Hey, have you heard any news? |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulHelloResponse | Some people are talking, what have you heard? |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulHelloResponse | I'm starting to get that funny feeling again, have you heard about anything that might be going on? |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulHelloResponse | Hey. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulHelloResponse | Hello. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulHelloResponse | Hello. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulHelloResponse | Hello. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulHelloResponse | Hi. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulHelloResponse | Good morning. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulHelloResponse | Good morning... I think. Is it morning? I can never tell. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulHelloResponse | Mornin'. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulHelloResponse | Evenin'. Not that you can really tell down here. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulHelloResponse | Nice night. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulHowAreYouResponse | What do you think? |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulHowAreYouResponse | Are you kidding? I'm a zombie who lives underground. I think you can guess how I am. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulHowAreYouResponse | Fucking terrible, but I won't bother you with the details. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulHowAreYouResponse | Look at this place. Look at me. How do you think I am? |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulHowAreYouResponse | About as good as can be expected. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulHowAreYouResponse | I can't complain. Actually, I can, but I won't. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulHowAreYouResponse | I'm alright, I suppose. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulHowAreYouResponse | Meh. Been better. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulRumorNoneResponse | It's been quiet... too quiet. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulRumorNoneResponse | It's been too quiet. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulRumorNoneResponse | I haven't heard a damn thing. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulRumorNoneResponse | I never know what's going on. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulRumorNoneResponse | It's been quiet lately. At least, it's been quiet around me. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulRumorNoneResponse | Nobody tells me anything. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulRumorNoneResponse | Nothing at all. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulRumorNoneResponse | I haven't heard a damn thing. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulWhatsHappeningResponse | I'm still a Ghoul. That's what's happening. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulWhatsHappeningResponse | I'm keeping it together. You know how it is. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulWhatsHappeningResponse | Other than that thing with the Radroaches the other day, nothing at all. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulWhatsHappeningResponse | Nada. |
| UnderworldTalkGhoulWhatsHappeningResponse | Nothing at all. |
| UnderworldTalkGretaDrink1 | Sure hon, what do you need? |
| UnderworldTalkGretaDrink1 | Yeah, no problem. What's your poison? |
| UnderworldTalkGretaDrink1 | Of course, what's up? |
| UnderworldTalkGretaDrink1 | No problem, drunky. What do you need? |
| UnderworldTalkGretaDrink1 | That's my job, what do you need? |
| UnderworldTalkGretaDrink1 | No problem at all. What can I get for you? |
| UnderworldTalkGretaDrink1 | That's what I'm here for. |
| UnderworldTalkGretaDrink2 | Give me a beer. |
| UnderworldTalkGretaDrink2 | Beer. |
| UnderworldTalkGretaDrink2 | I'll take a scotch. |
| UnderworldTalkGretaDrink2 | Scotch, straight up. In fact, just give me the bottle. |
| UnderworldTalkGretaDrink2 | If you've got any more of that scotch laying around, I'll take some of that. |
| UnderworldTalkGretaDrink2 | Bring me some of that whisky, you know, the stuff that Quinn got from that guy up north. |
| UnderworldTalkGretaDrink2 | Bring me something brown and alcoholic. |
| UnderworldTalkGretaDrink2 | Kentucky straight. You remember Kentucky? Nah, you're too young. |
| UnderworldTalkGretaDrink2 | How about some of that whiskey? |
| UnderworldTalkGretaDrink2 | I'll take some of that vodka, if you have it. |
| UnderworldTalkGretaDrink2 | I really don't care, just make sure it has liquor in it. |
| UnderworldTalkGretaDrink2 | Bring me something warm and painful. |
| UnderworldTalkGretaDrink2 | I don't care, really. Whatever takes the pain away. |
| UnderworldTalkGretaDrink3 | Sure, if you don't mind waiting a few minutes. |
| UnderworldTalkGretaDrink3 | We just got some more in, I'll grab that for you in a minute. |
| UnderworldTalkGretaDrink3 | I think we can do that. |
| UnderworldTalkGretaDrink3 | Sure, no problem. I'll get it for you in a second. |
| UnderworldTalkGretaDrink3 | One more, comin' up. |
| UnderworldTalkGretaDrink3 | Sure, no problem. |
| UnderworldTalkGretaDrink3 | You're really going for a record, aren't you? |
| UnderworldTalkGretaDrink3 | Sure, no problem... drunk... |
| UnderworldTalkGretaDrink3 | Alright, but if you pass out, I'm just going to roll you into the fire. |
| UnderworldTalkGretaDrink3 | You should take it easy on this stuff. You know that you get all drippy when you're drunk. |
| UnderworldTalkGretaDrink3 | Yeah, no problem. |
| UnderworldTalkGretaDrink3 | You got it. |
| UnderworldTalkGretaDrink4 | I'll just be here sobering up until you get back. |
| UnderworldTalkGretaDrink4 | Relief can't come soon enough. |
| UnderworldTalkGretaDrink4 | Thank you, Greta. |
| UnderworldTalkGretaDrink4 | Thanks, Greta. |
| UnderworldTalkGretaFood1 | Hungry again? What do you need? |
| UnderworldTalkGretaFood1 | Everyone's gotta eat, I suppose. What'll you have? |
| UnderworldTalkGretaFood1 | Just can't get enough, can you? |
| UnderworldTalkGretaFood1 | Get it while it's lukewarm. |
| UnderworldTalkGretaFood1 | Yeah, hon, what do you need? |
| UnderworldTalkGretaFood1 | What do you want? |
| UnderworldTalkGretaFood1 | Yeah, sure, what do you need? |
| UnderworldTalkGretaFood1 | That's what I'm here for. |
| UnderworldTalkGretaFood1 | Sure, kitchen's open. What do you want? |
| UnderworldTalkGretaFood1 | No refunds if you don't keep it down this time. Now, what can I get you? |
| UnderworldTalkGretaFood2 | Got any more of that Squirrel-on-a-Stick? |
| UnderworldTalkGretaFood2 | I'll take some of those Squirrel Bits, if you have any more. |
| UnderworldTalkGretaFood2 | You got any of Carol's special Squirrel Stew? |
| UnderworldTalkGretaFood2 | You ever wonder where all those iguanas come from? I do. I guess it don't matter, 'cause they sure are tasty. You got any? |
| UnderworldTalkGretaFood2 | I could really go for some Iguana. You got any left? |
| UnderworldTalkGretaFood2 | Doc says I should eat more Mutfruit. You guys got any? |
| UnderworldTalkGretaFood2 | You got any of those Mutfruits that Quinn brought back? |
| UnderworldTalkGretaFood2 | Sure could go for some squirrel, if you have any more. |
| UnderworldTalkGretaFood2 | Hrm... I haven't had noodles for a long time, you still makin' those? |
| UnderworldTalkGretaFood2 | I could go for some noodles. You got any? |
| UnderworldTalkGretaFood3 | I'm not sure, I'll go check. |
| UnderworldTalkGretaFood3 | Sit tight, I'll find out for you as soon as I can. |
| UnderworldTalkGretaFood3 | I'll go have a look. |
| UnderworldTalkGretaFood3 | I can go find out for you. |
| UnderworldTalkGretaFood3 | Yeah... sure. It's your stomach. I'll go find out. |
| UnderworldTalkGretaFood3 | You must be feeling brave. I'll go have a look. |
| UnderworldTalkGretaFood3 | Wow. Well, okay. I'll go have a look. |
| UnderworldTalkGretaFood4 | Oh, awesome. Thank you, Greta. I'm starving. |
| UnderworldTalkGretaFood4 | Thank you, Greta. |
| UnderworldTalkGretaFood4 | I'll be here. |
| UnderworldTalkGretaFood4 | I'll try not to starve before you get back. |
| UnderworldTalkGretaFood4 | Thanks, Greta. |
| UnderworldTalkGretaMisterCrowleyFood1 | Not this again. Look, I've been telling you every day for ten years, if you don't like it, go make your own damn food. |
| UnderworldTalkGretaMisterCrowleyFood1 | If you don't like what we have, Crowley, you can always go hunt rats in the tunnels with the ferals. |
| UnderworldTalkGretaMisterCrowleyFood2 | If I thought there was a chance that it would be better than this slop, I'd do that. But as it stands, this is my only option. |
| UnderworldTalkGretaMisterCrowleyFood2 | Very funny, Greta. I'd happily prepare my own meals if I could ever get anything was wasn't moldy, rotten, or still squirming. |
| UnderworldTalkGretaMisterCrowleyFood3 | Well then. What'll it be, Crowley? |
| UnderworldTalkGretaMisterCrowleyFood3 | Looks like you're stuck eating our slop then. Now what do you want? |
| UnderworldTalkGretaMisterCrowleyFood3 | Well then, what are you complaining about? Oh, I forgot, you're a bitter bastard. Just tell me what you want to eat. |
| UnderworldTalkGretaMisterCrowleyFood4 | Fine. I suppose I can choke down some of the squirrel stew. |
| UnderworldTalkGretaMisterCrowleyFood4 | Very well, bring me some of that disgusting iguana. |
| UnderworldTalkGretaMisterCrowleyFood4 | Fine. I'll have the... squirrel. Cooked, please. |
| UnderworldTalkGretaMisterCrowleyFood5 | See? I knew you'd come around. |
| UnderworldTalkGretaMisterCrowleyFood5 | Sure. I'll get it to you as soon as I can. |
| UnderworldTalkGretaMisterCrowleyFood5 | You got it. |
| UnderworldTalkPatchworkWinthropDrunk1 | Huh? Oh! Hey Winthrop! How're... how're you? I didn't see- see you there! What's up? |
| UnderworldTalkPatchworkWinthropDrunk1 | What... what do you mean? I'm not... I'm not... I'm not even drunk right now! |
| UnderworldTalkPatchworkWinthropDrunk2 | C'mon, I'm worried that I'm going to find you dead one of these days. Listen to yourself. You can barely talk. You're a mess, man. |
| UnderworldTalkPatchworkWinthropDrunk2 | This is what I mean, Patches. You're a mess. I'm worried about you, man. I really am. You're falling apart. |
| UnderworldTalkPatchworkWinthropDrunk3 | Oh... I get it! Ha! Like my name, right? Good 'ol... good ol' Patchwork, always leaving hit bits around town... |
| UnderworldTalkPatchworkWinthropDrunk3 | Hahaha! That's... that's funny! Did I ever tell you about how I got my name? |
| UnderworldTalkPatchworkWinthropDrunk4 | Alright, I can't even talk to you about this right now. Let's just deal with it later. |
| UnderworldTalkPatchworkWinthropDrunk4 | Never mind, man. Let's just talk about this later. |
| UnderworldTalkPatchworkWinthropDrunk5 | Oh, okay. Maybe.. maybe we can get a drink after you're done working! |
| UnderworldTalkPatchworkWinthropDrunk5 | Okay... bye Winthrop! Let's get a drink later and... and hang out... |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | No time to talk now, Winthrop. Too busy. |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | Hello, Winthrop. Have a seat, I'll be with you in a minute. |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | Welcome! Sit. Drink. Pay. |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | Get yourself another drink, you look entirely too sober. |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | My friend, you are not drinking nearly enough. |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | If you're sober enough to say hello, you're far too sober. |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | Less talking, more drinking. |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | You look like someone who needs another drink. |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | And a hello to you. |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | And a hello to you, sir. |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | And a hello to you, ma'am. |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | Scanning... target identified as "Patchwork". Hello, Patchwork. I trust that all is well with you. |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | Scanning... target identified as "Patchwork". Hello, Patchwork. How are you? |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | Scanning... target identified as "Winthrop". Hello, Winthrop. How are you? |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | Scanning... target identified as "Winthrop". Hello, Winthrop. Que pasa? |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | Scanning... target identified as "Winthrop". Hello, Winthrop. How is you- you- your wife? |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | Hey, Greta. How's my girl? |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | Hello, Greta. You always manage to make me feel a little better. |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | Good morning... I think. Is it morning? |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | If you need anything, just ask Greta. |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | Hello. How is everything? |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | Hi there, enjoying yourself? |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | I hope that everything is staying where it should be, Patchwork. |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | Stop by the clinic, Patchwork. Greta found one of your fingers over in Carol's Place. |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | Hello, hello. |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | No time to talk now, stop by the clinic. |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | Come by the clinic some time, you're overdue for a sewing. |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | Hey, hon. I haven't seen you in here in a while. |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | Long time, no see. |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | Do you ever leave here? |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | Yes, yes, hello. We covered that already. |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | Yeah, hello. Whatever. |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | Yes, yes, hello... I don't know why everyone around here insists on being so damned friendly. |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | Can't you see that I'm busy? Leave me alone. |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | I'd be much better off if you people would just leave me alone. |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | Why, aren't we just the friendliest bunch of walking corpses that you ever did see? |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | Oh, please. |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | Yeah, I'm okay, Winthrop. |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | I'm doin' alright, Winthrop. Just having a rough day, you know? |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | Oh hey, Winthrop. Yeah, I'm alright, I just.. err... dropped something around here. Don't worry about me, it'll turn up. |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | Oh, not bad. Not bad at all. Everything's where it should be... for now. |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | Yep. Keepin' my bits to myself for the time bein'. |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | Oh, hello. I'm alright. Still in one piece. Well, except for that one that got away... but I'll find it. No worries. |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | Haven't lost anything permanently. Not yet. |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | Hey, hello! I just got back! Good to see you! |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | Remind me to sit you down and tell you about some of the things that I've seen. |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | I'm back! And you wouldn't believe some of the things that happened to me this time. But I can't talk now. Maybe later? |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | Hey there, long time, no see! I've got some good stories to tell you later! |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | Hello! |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | Hey, good to see you! Are you here to buy something? |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | Hey there, you should check out the new stuff I have at the store. |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | No time, no time. Everything around here is always busted. Can't ever get a break. |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | Nope. Not now. Too busy. |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | Hooo, sorry. No time to talk. The air circulation system is busted again. |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | I can't talk right now, the work never ends around here. |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | Hey, do you know how to reroute a fan belt? You know, never mind. I'll do it myself. |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort1 | Hey, you. |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort2 | That ain't what ... I asked you, stupid... stupid robot. |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort2 | I'm doin' fine... fine indeed. How are you? ... I said how are you? What? Are you ignoring me? Stupid asshole robot... |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort2 | She's dead, you damn fool robot. Thanks for reminding me. |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort2 | She's dead, you know that. Lousy old data tapes... |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort2 | Yes, yes, everything is fine. |
| UnderworldTalkResponseShort2 | Oh, it's great. Everything is perfect. Greta takes good care of us. |
| UnderworldTownTopic | It's the only place in the Capital Wasteland where my people can escape the misery of the world above. |
| UnderworldTownTopic | And that misery, well... it makes a man like me very happy. And very, very wealthy. |
| UnderworldTownTopic | I've been here since we founded the town. Before that, well, life out in the Wastes wasn't very pleasant for us. |
| UnderworldTownTopic | But, so long as we stay down here, we can live our lives as people -- not monsters. I think things are better this way for everyone. |
| UnderworldTownTopic | It's a place for Ghouls. Here we're just people, not monsters. |
| UnderworldTownTopic | There are too many places where a Ghoul can't get a fair shake. |
| UnderworldTownTopic | It's a place for Ghouls, not humans. |
| UnderworldTownTopic | We don't especially like humans. |
| UnderworldTownTopic | What can YOU tell ME about... wait... what? |
| UnderworldTownTopic | We were driven underground... hrm... almost fifty years ago now. Between the Super Mutants, the beasts, and you crazy humans, it's not safe up there. |
| UnderworldTownTopic | So we stay down here, out of sight and out of trouble. We get a few smoothskins every so often, but most of us don't trust 'em. |
| UnderworldTownTopic | You're not gonna give us more reasons not to be trusting, are you? |
| UnderworldTulipCustomers | No, not really. To tell you the truth, everyone around here who wants a gun already has one. |
| UnderworldTulipCustomers | I spend most of my time sitting here reading old stuff I find around here. You end up learning a lot of interesting things that way! |
| UnderworldTulipEconomy | Well... we spend it at Carol's. Or the Ninth Circle, but I don't like it there. |
| UnderworldTulipEconomy | The rest we give to Quinn to trade for stuff we need whenever he goes out. |
| UnderworldTulipServices | If any of the armor fails to protect your life, I'll give you a full refund. |
| UnderworldTulipServices | Take a look, it all works. |
| UnderworldTulipServices | Sure thing, human. |
| UnderworldTulipUnderworldHistory | Well, yeah. There's a lot of old pamphlets and stuff down here. I've pretty much read it all. |
| UnderworldTulipUnderworldHistory1 | It used to be part of the Museum of History. The exhibit that used to be here was focused on what happens after death: hell and whatnot. |
| UnderworldTulipUnderworldHistory1 | A lot of it was focused on this old book called "Paradise Lost." It's about a guy who goes to Hell. Pretty interesting stuff. |
| UnderworldTulipUnderworldHistory1 | I found a big box of copies of the book in one of the back rooms. Here, take one. Nobody around here wants 'em. |
| UnderworldTulipUnderworldHistory1 | It used to be part of the Museum of History. The exhibit that used to be here was focused on what happens after death: Hell and whatnot. |
| UnderworldTulipUnderworldHistory1 | A lot of it was focused on this old book called "Paradise Lost." It's about a guy who goes to Hell. Pretty interesting stuff. |
| UnderworldTulipUnderworldHistory1 | You should read the copy I gave you. |
| UnderworldTulipUnderworldHistory2 | At first it was just a couple people after the war. This was one of the only places that wasn't falling down or on fire after the bombs fell. |
| UnderworldTulipUnderworldHistory2 | I think that Carol is actually one of the few that were here then. |
| UnderworldTulipUnderworldHistory2 | But, over the years, word got around. There had been Ghouls living in little pockets all around. Not really so much anymore. |
| UnderworldTulipUnderworldHistory2 | Most of them either went feral or ended up here. I'm sure there are still a few out there, but anyone with any sense is in Underworld. |
| UnderworldTulipUnderworldHistory3 | Not really. The Super Mutants leave us alone. I guess whatever they do that turns people like them doesn't work on us. |
| UnderworldTulipUnderworldHistory3 | The Brotherhood of Steel will fire on us if we're out in the open, but they don't bother us down here. |
| UnderworldTulipUnderworldHistory3 | We've had some Raiders and Slavers poke their heads in, but we've got Charon and Cerberus and everyone else to take care of them. |
| UnderworldTulipUnderworldHistory3 | I guess when it comes down to it, being this far out of everyone's way is a good deal for us. |
| UnderworldTulipUnderworldHistoryEND | Come back any time! It's... kind of lonely down here. |
| UnderworldWinthropGreeting1 | Yeah, we're a whole city of 'em, actually... wait, you know Gob? |
| UnderworldWinthropGreeting1 | Yep, I am. Remember: stop by Carol's and let Gob's mom know how he's doin'. |
| UnderworldWinthropGreeting1 | Now tell me, how is it that you ended up down here in Ghoul central without knowing what a Ghoul is? Huh? |
| UnderworldWinthropGreeting1 | You know, never mind. I'm a Ghoul. Everyone down here: Ghouls. That's what we are. And before you ask "what's a Ghoul", lemme tell you. |
| UnderworldWinthropGreeting1 | We're not the walking dead, despite the rotten flesh and the smell. We're mutants... sort of. At least, I think we are. |
| UnderworldWinthropGreeting1 | You got wax in your ears? We're Ghouls -- mutants with rotting flesh. It's not a big deal, I got used to it. So will you. |
| UnderworldWinthropGreeting1 | You know, nevermind. I'm a Ghoul. Everyone down here: Ghouls. That's what we are. And before you ask "what's a Ghoul", lemme tell you. |
| UnderworldWinthropGreeting1 | We're not the walking dead, despite the rotten flesh and the smell. We're mutants... sort of. At least, I think we are. |
| UnderworldWinthropGreeting2 | Smoothskin? You know, because your skin is so smooth... and tasty... |
| UnderworldWinthropGreeting2 | Relax! I'm just kidding! But I had you going, didn't I? |
| UnderworldWinthropGreeting3 | You're in Underworld, smoothskin. It's the only safe place for we Ghouls in D.C. We're here, out of sight and out of mind. |
| UnderworldWinthropGreeting3 | The mutants leave us alone and the Slavers usually don't come this far into the city, so it's not bad. |
| UnderworldWinthropGreeting3 | Really, the Brotherhood of Steel is the only thing we have to worry about... so long as we don't leave Underworld, that is. |
| UnderworldWinthropGreeting3a | Bastards. They don't seem to be able to tell us apart from the Super Mutants. Or, maybe they just don't care. They see us and shoot on sight. |
| UnderworldWinthropGreeting3a | And least they have the common courtesy to miss most of the time. Still... bigots. |
| UnderworldWinthropGreeting3b | That's right. And so long as you don't bother us, we won't bother you. Feel free to come and go, trade, sleep, whatever. |
| UnderworldWinthropGreeting3b | Just make sure that you leave whatever trouble is following you at the door, because we don't want it. |
| UnderworldWinthropGreeting3b | So, enjoy your stay, smoothskin. |
| UnderworldWinthropGreeting3c | Enjoy your stay. Just... try and keep from shooting up the place. |
| UnderworldWinthropGreeting3c | We've got a nice little deal going down here. We'd like to keep it nice. |
| UnderworldWinthropGreetingGob1 | Megaton! Way up there? I always did wonder what happened to that boy. When he disappeared, I just figured it was the Super Mutants what got him. |
| UnderworldWinthropGreetingGob1 | Good to know that he's doin' okay. You should stop by and see his ma over at Carol's place. She'll be happy to hear some news about him. |
| UnderworldWinthropGreetingGob2 | You mean... he's a slave? Oh, that's terrible... even still, you should stop by Carol's Place and let his ma know that he's still alive. |
| UnderworldWinthropGreetingGob2 | She'll be happy to hear it, even if he's not doing well. |
| UnderworldWinthropJob | Me? I keep every hunk of old rusted pre-war garbage around here in operating condition. |
| UnderworldWinthropJob | We've got lights, water, and ventilation all running off the old crap they used to keep this place going for the tourists. |
| UnderworldWinthropJob | I've managed to keep it going so far, but... well, I'm not sure how long I can keep it up. |
| UnderworldWinthropJob | Me? I keep every hunk of old rusted pre-war garbage around here in operating condition. |
| UnderworldWinthropJob | We've got lights, water, and ventilation all running off the old crap they used to keep this place going for the tourists. |
| UnderworldWinthropJob | I've managed to keep it going so far, but... well, I'm not sure how long I can keep it up. |
| UnderworldWinthropJob1 | We've scavenged just about all of the scrap metal from all of the places we can safely get to. |
| UnderworldWinthropJob1 | We're scraping the bottom of the barrel here. Hell, not before long, I'm gonna have to disassemble poor ol' Cerberus for parts. |
| UnderworldWinthropJob1 | Hey, you get around, don't you? Tell you what, you bring me back any Scrap Metal you find out there and I'll trade you whatever I can. |
| UnderworldWinthropJob1 | We can work out a trade. We've got some stuff around here that we don't need, but a smoothskin like you might make use of it. |
| UnderworldWinthropJob1Accept | Well, alright. That's good to hear, stranger. Just come on back to me when you've gathered some Scrap Metal. |
| UnderworldWinthropJob1Accept | You'll find it just about anywhere -- on junked robots, in old buildings, you name it. |
| UnderworldWinthropJob1Decline | That's a shame, stranger. A real shame. Let me know if you change your mind, we'll still need the parts. |
| UnderworldWinthropJob1HowMuch | Well, we got Stimpaks, but the Doc keeps us healed up, so we don't really need 'em. So I could trade one of those for five bits of Scrap Metal. |
| UnderworldWinthropJob1HowMuch | We also got us a TON of RadAway and Rad-X. I mean, what good is it to us? But I'll trade you either one for five bits of scrap. Your choice. |
| UnderworldWinthropJob1Rob | What? What are you talking about? Do nothing? |
| UnderworldWinthropJob1Rob1 | You... you wouldn't dare. I've got... I mean... I'll call for help. |
| UnderworldWinthropJob1Rob1 | You... you wouldn't dare. I've got... I mean... I'll call for help. |
| UnderworldWinthropJob1Rob1 | You... you wouldn't dare. I've got... I mean... I'll call for help. |
| UnderworldWinthropJob1Rob1 | You... you wouldn't dare. I've got... I mean... I'll call for help. |
| UnderworldWinthropJob1Rob1 | You... you wouldn't dare. I've got... I mean... I'll call for help. |
| UnderworldWinthropJob1Rob1 | Haha! You go ahead and try it, stranger. I'll have Cerberus over here to tear your arms off before you even draw. |
| UnderworldWinthropJob1Rob1 | Look, you're cute, but you're not the first Waster to threaten me and you won't be the last. Just clear out of town. We don't need your type here. |
| UnderworldWinthropJob1Rob1a | Fine, Fine, you asshole. I offered you a fair trade, and this is how it is? Here, take it. Take it all and get the fuck out. |
| UnderworldWinthropJob1Rob1a | I never want to lay my eyes on you again, you miserable bastard. |
| UnderworldWinthropJob1Rob1b | This is the last mistake you'll ever make! Help! Someone help me! |
| UnderworldWinthropJob1Rob2 | You've got a strange way of joking, stranger. |
| UnderworldWinthropJob1Rob2 | I was saying that I need spare parts to fix the junk around here, and I'm willing to trade for 'em. |
| UnderworldWinthropJob2 | Hey, you asked. Don't blame me if you don't like what you hear. |
| UnderworldWinthropPartsChangeMind | Oh? Have you changed your mind? Are you willing to trade some scrap? |
| UnderworldWinthropPartsChangeMindNo | They why are we even talking about this? I'm very busy, you know. |
| UnderworldWinthropPartsChangeMindReward | I'll trade you five bits of Scrap Metal for a Stimpak, a pack of Radway, or a dose of Rad-X. Easy deal. |
| UnderworldWinthropPartsChangeMindYes | You have? Good. Excellent! We need those parts something awful. This place is falling apart. |
| UnderworldWinthropPartsChangeMindYes | Just come on back and talk to me when you have some parts to trade, we'll work out a deal. |
| UnderworldWinthropPartsTrade | Oh, good, the vents are rattling again. I need to get up there and take care of it. What do you have? |
| UnderworldWinthropPartsTrade | And not a moment too soon. |
| UnderworldWinthropPartsTrade | Really? Great! I can finally get around to patching up the heaters. |
| UnderworldWinthropPartsTrade10 | Ten parts, eh? Alright, what do you want in trade? |
| UnderworldWinthropPartsTrade15 | Fifteen? Well, alright! A deal's a deal, so what do you want in return? |
| UnderworldWinthropPartsTrade20 | Twenty! That's great! I knew this'd work out! Just tell me what you want in return for the parts. |
| UnderworldWinthropPartsTrade25 | I didn't expect you to bring back so much! That'll set me up for quite some time. So, what'd you have in mind for payment? |
| UnderworldWinthropPartsTrade5 | Alright, sounds good. What to you want for 'em? |
| UnderworldWinthropPartsTradeDeal | For every five bits of Scrap Metal you give me, I'll give you a Stimpak, some RadAway, or a dose of Rad-X. I need scrap, you need goods. We both win. |
| UnderworldWinthropPartsTradeEND | Okay, then. Your call. Let me know when you do. |
| UnderworldWinthropPartsTradeRadaway | Alright, five bits of Scrap Metal for one dose of RadAway. That's a done deal. |
| UnderworldWinthropPartsTradeRadaway | Alright, ten bits of Scrap Metal for two doses of RadAway. That's a done deal. |
| UnderworldWinthropPartsTradeRadaway | Alright, fifteen bits of Scrap Metal for three doses of RadAway. That's a done deal. |
| UnderworldWinthropPartsTradeRadaway | Alright, twenty bits of Scrap Metal for four doses of RadAway. That's a done deal. |
| UnderworldWinthropPartsTradeRadaway | Alright, twenty-five bits of Scrap Metal for five doses of RadAway. That's a done deal. |
| UnderworldWinthropPartsTradeStimpak | Five bits of Scrap Metal for me, one Stimpak for you -- it's been a pleasure doing business. |
| UnderworldWinthropPartsTradeStimpak | Ten bits of Scrap Metal for me, two Stimpaks for you -- it's been a pleasure doing business. |
| UnderworldWinthropPartsTradeStimpak | Fifteen bits of Scrap Metal for me, three Stimpaks for you -- it's been a pleasure doing business. |
| UnderworldWinthropPartsTradeStimpak | Twenty bits of Scrap Metal for me, four Stimpaks for you -- it's been a pleasure doing business. |
| UnderworldWinthropPartsTradeStimpak | Twenty-Five bits of Scrap Metal for me, five Stimpaks for you -- it's been a pleasure doing business. |
| UnderworldWinthropPartsTradeStimpakRadX | One for you, five for me. Use it in good health. |
| UnderworldWinthropPartsTradeStimpakRadX | Two for you, ten for me. Use 'em in good health. |
| UnderworldWinthropPartsTradeStimpakRadX | Three for you, fifteen for me. Use 'em in good health. |
| UnderworldWinthropPartsTradeStimpakRadX | Four for you, twenty for me. Use 'em in good health. |
| UnderworldWinthropPartsTradeStimpakRadX | Five for you, twenty-five for me. Use 'em in good health. |
| UnderworldWinthropRepair | Can you pay me? Then I can repair your stuff. |
| UnderworldWinthropRepair | No problem at all, smoothskin. So long as you're payin' |
| UnderworldWinthropRepair | Just make it quick, I've got a ton of things to do today. |
| UtilityRobotIDCheck | Authorized personnel only. Please present a valid ID. |
| UtilityRobotIDCheck | Scan accepted. Move along. |
| UtilityRobotIDCheck | I�m sorry, but you are not authorized to be here. |
| UtilityRobotIDCheck | You were warned. Prepare to be removed by force. |
| UtilityRobotTalk | Loading Personality: RobCo RS3 V4.1.6 "Utility Helper"... |
| UtilityRobotTalk | Receiving Sewer Maintenance Routine. Please Hold. Link Terminated. |
| UtilityRobotTalk | Critter of unusual size detected. Running Program: Extermination. |
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| UtilityRobotTalk | The immediate area has been quarantined. Please exit swiftly. |
| UtilityRobotTalk | Clean up in progress. Please go about your regular business. |
| UtilityRobotTalk | We apologize for the inconvenience. Disregard the mess. |
| Vault101DadHolotape | Well, here we are. Nestled all safe and snug inside Vault 101. It's so cold down here. Colder still with Catherine gone... |
| Vault101DadHolotape | Oh, Catherine.... I so wish you were here with me. How the hell am I supposed to do this by myself? Live down in this hole. Take care of our child... |
| Vault101DadHolotape | But this is our life now, so I guess I'd better get used to it. The Overseer who runs the place is an overbearing bully, but I've dealt with worse. |
| VaultRobotIDCheck | Hello resident. Please present Pip Boy for ID scan. |
| VaultRobotIDCheck | Remote link activated. Scan complete. Thank you. |
| VaultRobotIDCheck | Im sorry, but I could not scan your Pip Boy. Please stand by for additional scan. |
| VaultRobotIDCheck | No valid Pip-Boy detected. Please surrender for further scanning. |
| VaultRobotTalk | Loading Personality: RobCo RX2 V1.16.4 "Vault Helper"... |
| VaultRobotTalk | Remote start activated, loading Vault protocols. Please hold. |
| VaultRobotTalk | Hostile resident detected. Prepare to be subdued. |
| VaultRobotTalk | Vault-Tec is committed to maintaining a peaceful atmosphere. Please cease any aggression. |
| VaultRobotTalk | Stand back citizens. It is my goal to reduce collateral damage. |
| VaultRobotTalk | Vault-Tec administration asks you to please remain at a distance. |
| VaultRobotTalk | The Overseer asks that you vacate the area while this scuffle is brought under control. |
| WarringtonGhoul | You better choose your next words really carefully, cause you're startin' to piss me off... |
| WarringtonGhoul | Oh... well... it's not so bad, I guess. Once you get used to it... but, it's not like before. |
| WarringtonGhoul | I used to be pretty, you know! Everyone used to come around all the time! |
| WarringtonGhoul | People stop wanting to be around you, though... when it starts to happen... when you start to change, I mean... |
| WarringtonGhoul | I wasn't always like this. I was a goddamn scientist. We were doing great things. Amazing things. |
| WarringtonGhoul | Sure sacrifices were required. Some people got hurt. But we were making real progress. But then those goddamn bombs dropped. |
| WarringtonGhoul | Karma's a real bitch. You'd be wise to remember that. |
| WarringtonGhoulChoiceBad | You got balls. Real big ones. I'll assume you're kidding 'cause no one shit talks me and lives. |
| WarringtonGhoulChoiceBad | We Ghouls are just like the rest of you: Shit out of luck and doing our best to make it. |
| WarringtonGhoulChoiceGood | Sure, whatever you say. You pretentious two-faced asshole. |
| WarringtonGhoulChoiceGoodChoiceBad | Maybe I misjudged. Pardons. So yeah, people treat us like shit. But it just makes us stronger. |
| WarringtonGhoulChoiceGoodChoiceBad | Otherwise we ain't no different than anyone else that had the misfortune to live past infancy. |
| WarringtonGhoulChoiceGoodChoiceGood | Uh-huh? Fine, whatever. Being a Ghoul ain't anything worse than any other thing somebody's got to deal with. |
| WarringtonGhoulChoiceGoodChoiceGood | Like your stupidity, for example. You can't help it. You were born stupid, or dropped on your head as a kid. |
| WarringtonGhoulChoiceGoodChoiceGood | Either way it ain't nothing you can change. So you deal with it. |
| WarringtonGhoulChoiceGoodChoiceNeutral | Uh-huh. Didn't think so. |
| WarringtonGhoulChoiceNeutral | Right. I thought so. I'm warning you. I don't take shit from no one. |
| WarringtonGreetingChoiceBad | Listen good. I'll say this only once. I can respect a man's privacy. But I don't put up with bullshit. |
| WarringtonGreetingChoiceBad | Keep to yourself and we'll be fine. Cause any trouble for me or mine, and I'll end you. We understand each other? |
| WarringtonGreetingChoiceBad | Oh... my... I guess... I was just trying to be nice. Am I babbling again? I tend to do that when I'm nervous. |
| WarringtonGreetingChoiceBad | Oh - you don't make me nervous. I mean, Roy says not to show weakness... |
| WarringtonGreetingChoiceBad | Have you met Roy? He's killed lots of people before. I'm his gal. He protects me. So better not try anything. |
| WarringtonGreetingChoiceBad | It's your own funeral then. Just remember that when you die, you die alone. Then you just rot until some jackal comes and snacks on you. |
| WarringtonGreetingChoiceGood | Harmless? Well, you're lucky I don't stick you and take your shit. Watch yourself, we don't take kindly to strangers, 'specially sweet-talking ones. |
| WarringtonGreetingChoiceGood | I wouldn't want to see anyone get hurt. You must be pretty tough to get past all the ferals. They tend to leave us alone, but someone like you... |
| WarringtonGreetingChoiceGood | Am I babbling again? Roy tells me I shouldn't do that. |
| WarringtonGreetingChoiceGood | Just passing through? That's no way to live your life. You need a purpose. A goal. |
| WarringtonGreetingChoiceGood | It's the only thing that keeps you from realizing how meaningless this shit-filled existence really is. |
| WarringtonGreetingChoiceNeutral | Not much to say? That's good. It'll keep you out of trouble. Be warned: don't cause me or mine no problems, or I'll end you. |
| WarringtonGreetingChoiceNeutral | Oh, all right then. Kinda shy aren't you? I don't mind that. It's nice to have someone to talk to who listens, you know... |
| WarringtonGreetingChoiceNeutral | Am I babbling again? I tend to do that when I'm nervous... |
| WarringtonGreetingChoiceNeutral | Apathy is the death of the soul. It's better to be angry as hell! It keeps things interesting anyway. |
| WarringtonGreetingHereToSeeRoy | Oh yeah? Is he expecting you? Well then, run along. It's not wise to keep Roy waiting. Has a bit of temper that one. You watch yourself. |
| WarringtonKilledFerals | So you you killed a bunch of Feral Ghouls. Is that supposed to sound impressive? |
| WarringtonKilledFerals | I got no compassion left for those mindless freaks. But they were a nice deterrent keeping out smoothskin bastards like yourself. |
| WaterBeggarGreetingGiveWater | You mean... you don't want anything for it? I don't have any caps or anything... |
| WaterBeggarGreetingGiveWater | I can just have it? For free? |
| WaterBeggarGreetingGiveWater | You... are you serious? I can't offer anything in exchange, you know? |
| WaterBeggarGreetingGiveWater | I can just have it? For free? |
| WaterBeggarGreetingGiveWater | I've been drinking whatever I can find, but I can't do it anymore. I need purified water. |
| WaterBeggarGreetingGiveWater | Please... if you find any... |
| WaterBeggarGreetingGiveWater | Please, if you find some... please... |
| WaterBeggarGreetingGiveWaterNO | I knew it was too good to be true... there are no good souls in the Wasteland. |
| WaterBeggarGreetingGiveWaterNO | Go. Just leave me alone to die... |
| WaterBeggarGreetingGiveWaterNO | I... I understand. You have to look out for yourself. |
| WaterBeggarGreetingGiveWaterNO | Just leave me... |
| WaterBeggarGreetingGiveWaterYES | Really? Seriously? My God. Thank you. Thank you so much. I'll never forget this! |
| WaterBeggarGreetingGiveWaterYES | Water... precious water... thank you! You're a saint! |
| WaterBeggarGreetingGiveWaterYES | My... thank you. Thank you so much. You've saved my life. Bless you. |
| WaterBeggarGreetingMegaton | It's Megaton. Have you been living in a hole or something? Everyone's heard of Megaton. |
| WaterBeggarGreetingMegaton | They have plenty of water in there, but they only give it to residents... or people who can pay for it. |
| WaterBeggarGreetingRefuse | Oh... I guess that's understandable. Got to watch out for numero uno and all. |
| WaterBeggarGreetingRefuse | Just leave me... |
| WaterBeggarGreetingRefuse | I... I understand. You have to look out for yourself. |
| WaterBeggarGreetingRefuse | Just leave me... |
| WaterBeggarGreetingWhatAreYouDoing | I've been drinking this irradiated shit and... I can't do it. I just throw it up now. I need purified water... please... |
| Yield | Please! I give up! I give up!
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