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Oh. Ah. Of course. How stupid of me. They probably also think Mary is the mother and Jesus is the child.
”Arquivo:HH Daniel MaryIsTheMother.ogg
Daniel é um missionário Mórmon em Zion Canyon no ano de 2281.
Enredo[]
Originalmente vindo de New Canaan, Daniel costumava ajudar os Sorrows com vários problemas médicos e dificuldades gerais, mas foi enviado a Zion como missionário pelo Bispo Mordecai para converter aqueles que estavam dispostos ao caminho de Deus.[1] Depois de testemunhar a destruição de New Canaan, cuidar dos tribais tornou-se o foco da atenção de Daniel.[2][3]
Ele é assombrado pela morte de seu bispo, Mordecai, e concentra essa energia em garantir que os White Legs, ou qualquer outra pessoa, não traga dano a ninguém.[4][5][6] Ele sente especialmente que os Sorrows não estariam sujeitos à ira dos White Legs em primeiro lugar, se não fosse pela interferência dos mórmons.[7] Para tanto, ele os ensinou sobre Deus, porque sem o Seu amor eles nada teriam.[8] No entanto, a pregação de Daniel se misturou com a herança espiritual dos Sorrows e o Pai da caverna e o Deus mórmon tornou-se um e o mesmo.[9]
Tendo testemunhado tribos como os Crazy Horns e os Tar Walkers sofrerem e ser completamente exterminados nas mãos de traficantes de escravos, invasores e garimpeiros exploradores, ele se dedicou a protegê-los e atender às suas necessidades.[10] He intends to accomplish this by helping the Sorrows evacuate Zion to the safety of the Grand Staircase out of a desire to both remove them from harm's way and prevent them from falling into militancy to defeat the White Legs.[11] No entanto, se os White Legs forçarem sua mão, Daniel derramará sangue para evitar que o sangue de Sorrows seja derramado.[12][13] Ele teme que a guerra com os White Legs mude os Sorrows do que ele vê como uma vida de simples inocência para uma cultura mais guerreira - a mesma maneira de pensar que levou o mundo à ruína, levou Joshua Graham para se tornar o Malpais Legate e criou homens como Salt-Upon-Wounds.[14]
Interações com o personagem do jogador[]
Visão geral das interações[]
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Missões[]
- Chaos in Zion: Matar Daniel (ou outro personagem essencial da história) iniciará esta missão.
- Gathering Storms: O Courier deve dizer a Daniel se eles devem lutar contra os White Legs ou evacuar Zion.
- River Monsters: Alguns yao guai estão colocando os Sorrows em perigo. Daniel envia o personagem do jogador para se livrar deles.
- The Advance Scouts: Daniel quer que os White Legs perto de Bighorn Bluff sejam expulsos.
- The Grand Staircase: Se os Sorrows forem evacuar Zion, eles precisarão de um mapa para navegar com segurança.
- The Treacherous Road: White Legs ocuparam a Old Rockville bridge e a barraram. Daniel quer que o Courier cuide disso.
- A Family Affair: Daniel sabe a verdade sobre o que aconteceu com o marido de Waking Cloud.
- Deliverer of Sorrows: Os Sorrows precisavam de suprimentos. Daniel aceita graciosamente os suprimentos que o Mensageiro encontrou.
Outras interações[]
- Com um teste de Barter de 50 ou com um Speech de 65, pode-se convencer Daniel a trocar suprimentos médicos.
- Daniel está sempre em busca de mais remédios para atender os Sorrows. O Courier pode dar a ele pó de cura em troca de um bom Karma.
- Um teste de Fala de 50 é necessário para que ele conte o que aconteceu com seu bispo, Mordecai.
Finais[]
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Finais do Honest Hearts
Inventário[]
| Vestuário | Armas | Outros itens | Morto |
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| Daniel's hat Daniel's outfit |
.45 Auto submachine gun |
Anotações[]
Daniel só pode ser roubado enquanto ele está dormindo.
Frases notáveis[]
- "Maybe there is no place left in this world for mercy. But even if it tramples me into the dust, I will never accept it. And I will never condone it."
- "Oh. Ah. Of course. How stupid of me. They probably also think Mary is the mother and Jesus is the child."
- "The Dead Horses told me details about the attack on your caravan. A stranger's sympathy might not count for much, but for what it's worth, I'm sorry."
- "I'm trying to make amends for allowing our problem to become their problem. The New Canaanites, I mean."
- "Throughout our history, we have called many places Zion. This valley is full of God's beauty, but it's just a place. Zion is more than this."
Aparições[]
Daniel aparece apenas na DLC Honest Hearts do Fallout: New Vegas.
Bastidores[]
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Daniel deveria ser asiático, mas por algum motivo estranho, de alguma forma seus dados foram transferidos para caucasianos (que, naquela engine, inverte automaticamente um monte de dados de rosto e pele). Isso foi feito novamente para evitar que fossem "dois brancos salvando nativos americanos". Mas isso é exatamente o que parecia na execução.
”— J.E. Sawyer on Tumblr- Daniel foi escrito por Joshua Sawyer.[15]
- De acordo com Sawyer, Daniel deveria ser asiático (e estava nos dados durante a maior parte do desenvolvimento do jogo), mas por uma razão desconhecida enviado com sua etnia mudou para caucasiano.[16]
Galeria[]
Daniel, lendo uma bíblia
Referências[]
- ↑ Courier: "What do you do here?"
Daniel: "I used to help the Sorrows with various medical problems and general issues they were having, but my bishop sent me here as a missionary. We New Canaanites believe that there is a path to salvation for everyone and it's important that we set people on that path if they are willing."
(Diálogo de Daniel) - ↑ Courier: "You said you "used to" help the Sorrows with problems. What do you do now?"
Daniel: "I'm trying to make amends for allowing our problem to become their problem. The New Canaanites, I mean. The White Legs have always fought with us, and with Joshua returning, Caesar has motivated the White Legs to stamp out the New Canaanites entirely. That means the tribes we work with, too. It's already hap- I just want to prevent something terrible from happening to the Sorrows."
(Diálogo de Daniel) - ↑ Courier: "If you don't acknowledge your past now, it'll come back to you later."
Daniel: "[SUCCEEDED] True enough. We can't escape it no matter how hard we try. Best we can do is own up, trust in the Lord to forgive. Joshua was gone, so were a lot of the other New Canaanites. White Legs must have been watching for a long while, counting who remained. We didn't think the White Legs were a real threat. Maybe it was overconfidence. Maybe sloth. Either way, we didn't see them coming. They attacked at night. They killed without regard to age or infirmity. Armed or unarmed. They beat children to- Beat them to death in their beds while they were sleeping. And now we're all that's left. Maybe thirty of us. Pride goeth before destruction."
(Diálogo de Daniel) - ↑ Courier: "Were you close to Mordecai?"
Daniel: "Look, I've got a lot to do here. My personal relationship... it's not important right now. Can't see how it concerns you, anyway."
(Diálogo de Daniel) - ↑ Courier: "I'd like to talk to you about Mordecai."
Daniel: "I'd like you to drop it. It's a private matter."
Courier: "You're the man in charge. If something's troubling you, it could affect all of us."
Daniel: "[SUCCEEDED] I never thought I'd be in charge of anything. Don't know why. Bishop Mordecai was old. He had been sick for years. He couldn't walk anymore. It wasn't a problem for the rest of us. He made it out to be more trouble than it really was. Just his way, I guess. When the White Legs came... he was upstairs. We couldn't get him out in time. The house caught fire at the base and worked its way up. Fast. He didn't die of smoke. I wish he had. Sometimes I wake up and for a minute or two, I think all of it was a dream. But it's not. It wasn't. I wish all of this were some fevered vision of what could have been. Instead of what is, what we let happen."
(Diálogo de Daniel) - ↑ Courier: "Come on. I got you everything you needed. Just give me the damned map."
Daniel: "Okay. You better listen close because I'm not going to repeat myself. You were not invited here. This is not your home. We have what you might call a compulsion to help you on account of our beliefs, but if you continue to spit in our eye with insults and profanity... You'll find out what happens when our patience wears out. People died at New Canaan because we bickered and debated about what to do. That was a mistake. Complaining to me now, also a mistake. I'm not going to add sin upon sin by listening to your grumbling. You want the map? Get out in that valley. Help us. One of the Sorrows, Waking Cloud, will go with you. She knows how to get around the valley unseen. She's also a midwife and has three kids of her own, so she'll be more tolerant of your whining."
(Diálogo de Daniel) - ↑ Courier: "That's an awful lot of responsibility to take on."
Daniel: "The New Canaanites interfered in their lives. We did that. And we've done it before, with others. Always with good intentions, but things go wrong. When that happens, we can't just abandon them, let them die at the hands of New Canaan's enemies."
(Diálogo de Daniel) - ↑ Courier: "Why don't you teach them something useful instead of filling their heads with nonsense?"
Daniel: "We teach them practical skills for this life and we prepare them for what's to come. The Sorrows could master all the wonders of the Old World, conquer the Great Basin north to south. But without God's love, they would have nothing. It is shelter in the storm, food in times of hunger, warmth and light in the cold and darkness. What can compare to that in value and versatility? You don't agree. That's your choice. It can be their choice, too. No one is forced to follow the narrow path."
(Diálogo de Daniel) - ↑ Courier: "Uh... you might want to have a chat with them. They think your "Lord" and the "Father" are the same."
Daniel: "Oh. Ah. Of course. How stupid of me. They probably also think Mary is the mother and Jesus is the child. No wonder they picked up on things so easily. I guess it just goes to show how difficult it is to communicate sometimes."
(Diálogo de Daniel) - ↑ Courier: "Has this happened before, the White Legs attacking other tribes?"
Daniel: "Yes. But not just White Legs. Raiders too. Prospectors. Slavers. Anyone who thinks they can exploit the ignorant and the innocent. We lost the Tar Walkers. And the Crazy Horns. We did our best, but we made mistakes. We paid for them, but they paid more. I'd like to get out from under that debt someday. Until then, it's enough to stop ourselves from getting deeper in the hole."
(Diálogo de Daniel) - ↑ Courier: "The White Legs are here already, so what's your plan?"
Daniel: "To remove the Sorrows from harm's way. I have to give credit to the White Legs for finding their way here, though I imagine many died in the process. But they can't follow us east, not into the Grand Staircase. They don't know how to live off of the land. We head there, we can find some safety."
(Diálogo de Daniel) - ↑ Courier: "Why are you so eager to evacuate Zion? You don't seem to be a pacifist."
Daniel: "There's an old saying that goes, "If you want peace, get ready for war." You've got me figured half-right. I'll shoot dead any White Leg that tries to creep into this camp, but it's only to protect the Sorrows. The Lord helps those who help themselves, but the Sorrows don't know how. Joshua and I do. Since I got them into this mess, I need to get them out."
(Diálogo de Daniel) - ↑ Courier: "You're right to leave, but I don't think you should kill any of the White Legs."
Daniel: "You're free to hold that opinion, but you're not responsible for these people. If I have to kill to prevent their blood from being spilled, so be it."
(Diálogo de Daniel) - ↑ Courier: "If you're willing to defend the Sorrows, why not pursue the White Legs?"
Daniel: "There is an important difference between killing in defense and waging war. Even a Gentile like you should know that."
Courier: "Joshua's a New Canaanite and he's obviously willing to attack the White Legs."
Daniel: "Joshua is a living bible of all mankind's miseries of war! The debt he has levied through his actions, he repays every day! He is a monument both to God's unending forgiveness and to humanity's unfathomable capacity for cruelty. It's written on every inch of his body! When you look at him, do you only see a man of God? Beneath those bandages, he is burned flesh. As he burns, so does he consume everyone around him. Joshua wants to fight because the White Legs have stoked the naked flame inside of him. You, you see the light, but do not yet feel the heat. I can pray that you never will, but it isn't up to me and it isn't up to God. It's up to Joshua."
(Diálogo de Daniel) - ↑ Fallout: New Vegas 10th Anniversary Charity Stream (referência começa 2:45:28)
Joshua Sawyer: "I wrote Joshua Graham and Daniel." - ↑ Joshua Sawyer on Tumblr
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