| 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. |
| Idl |
