| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
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| 53 | GloryScene_01 | | {Amused} Saw some of your work along the trail. Not bad. For a human, that is. | Player Default: I appreciate the compliment. | A |
| 54 | Player Default: I appreciate the compliment. | {Irritated} Yeah, whatever. | Glory: Listen, you caught us at a shit time. We're still recovering from... something I can't get into. | A1a |
| 55 | Player Default: So you think you could've done better on the Trail? | {Amused} Maybe yes, maybe no. I don't know how you figured that marker garbage out, though. | Glory: Listen, you caught us at a shit time. We're still recovering from... something I can't get into. | B1a |
| 56 | Player Default: The Trail was easy. Just another walk in the park. | {Amused} Ha. You know it. | Glory: Listen, you caught us at a shit time. We're still recovering from... something I can't get into. | X1a |
| 57 | Player Default: "For a human"? What do you mean? | {Amused} You're a born-in-the-wild human model 1.0. You ain't bad for that model. Not in the same league as us synths. But hey, not your fault. | Player Default: I appreciate the compliment. | Y1a |
| 58 | Player Default: "For a human"? What do you mean? | In the artificial flesh. And before you start with the questions the only thing I'll say about it is this: all those rumors out there are bullshit. | | Y2a |
| 59 | | {Amused} I'm as real a girl as you'll ever meet. The only difference is I bet your assembly instruction were a hell of a lot more fun. | Glory: Listen, you caught us at a shit time. We're still recovering from... something I can't get into. | Y2b |
| 60 | Player Default: Yeah, whatever. | {Conspiratorial} Listen, you caught us at a shit time. We're still recovering from... something I can't get into. | | A1a |
| 61 | | {Friendly} We're a man down, though, and if anything Deacon said about you is true I'd like you on our team. | Player Default: I'm interested. | A1b |
| 62 | Player Default: I'm interested. | {Friendly} Awesome. I think you'll be a good fit. | Glory: I know Dez said we don't got room. But talk to Deacon. I'm sure he's got an angle, he always does. | A1a |
| 63 | Player Default: I'll take a pass. | Suit yourself, human. But it's good to have friends out there. The Commonwealth is a hell of place to fly solo. | Glory: I know Dez said we don't got room. But talk to Deacon. I'm sure he's got an angle, he always does. | B1a |
| 64 | Player Default: I don't know if I even want to join the Railroad. | I hear you. I can't believe so many of you guys risk your neck for us. But, hey, if you decide to join... | Glory: I know Dez said we don't got room. But talk to Deacon. I'm sure he's got an angle, he always does. | X1a |
| 65 | Player Default: What, you don't believe Deacon? | Given what I saw, yeah, you might be the real deal. | Glory: I know Dez said we don't got room. But talk to Deacon. I'm sure he's got an angle, he always does. | Y1a |
| 66 | Player Default: Awesome. I think you'll be a good fit. | {Conspiratorial} I know Dez said we don't got room. But talk to Deacon. I'm sure he's got an angle, he always does. | | A1a |
| 67 | GloryScene_02 | | Hey you. | Glory: You the new heavy? Fixer, right? | A |
| 68 | NPCFGlory: Hey you. | You the new heavy? Fixer, right? | Player Default: In the flesh. Nice to meet another agent. | A1a |
| 69 | NPCFGlory: Hey you. | You the new heavy? Professor, right? | Player Default: In the flesh. Nice to meet another agent. | A2a |
| 70 | NPCFGlory: Hey you. | You the new heavy? Charmer, right? | Player Default: In the flesh. Nice to meet another agent. | A3a |
| 71 | NPCFGlory: Hey you. | You the new heavy? Whisperer, right? | Player Default: In the flesh. Nice to meet another agent. | A4a |
| 72 | NPCFGlory: Hey you. | You the new heavy? Bullseye, right? | Player Default: In the flesh. Nice to meet another agent. | A5a |
| 73 | NPCFGlory: Hey you. | You the new heavy? Wanderer, right? | Player Default: In the flesh. Nice to meet another agent. | A6a |
| 74 | Player Default: In the flesh. Nice to meet another agent. | Likewise. Anyone crazy enough to join us, is OK in my book. | Glory: So the Switchboard was crawling with bad guys. Mines and shit, too. Any of that true? Or was Deacon bullshitting me again? | A1a |
| 75 | Player Default: What's it to you? | {Amused} We're family here. So if we get a new brother, trust me, everyone's going to want to say hi. | Glory: So the Switchboard was crawling with bad guys. Mines and shit, too. Any of that true? Or was Deacon bullshitting me again? | B1a |
| 76 | Player Default: What's it to you? | We're family here. So if we get a new sister, trust me, everyone's going to want to say hi. | Glory: So the Switchboard was crawling with bad guys. Mines and shit, too. Any of that true? Or was Deacon bullshitting me again? | B2a |
| 77 | Player Default: Why don't you believe his story? | Saving synths ain't easy. So when we score a win, sometimes the propaganda gets laid on thick. | Glory: How'd you take down the old HQ? Please tell me you didn't go along with Deacon's "in and out like a ghost" crap. | Y1a |
| 78 | Player Default: That's hard core. | {Amused} How'd you take down the old HQ? Please tell me you didn't go along with Deacon's "in and out like a ghost" crap. | Player Default: With a whole lot of bullets and a whole lot of blood. Fortunately, the blood wasn't mine. | A1a |
| 79 | Player Default: Yeah, it's really great to be here. | {Sarcastic} Nothing like living in a hole in the ground to get you in the mood to party, right? | Glory: They call me Glory. The angel of death. The ass-kicking poster child of a liberated synth. | B1a |
| 80 | Player Default: Thanks. | Any time. | Glory: They call me Glory. The angel of death. The ass-kicking poster child of a liberated synth. | X1a |
| 81 | Player Default: Who's Tommy Whispers? | {Sad} Tommy was the second heavy at HQ. He went KIA after the Institute assholes took out the Switchboard. | | Y1a |
| 82 | | {Irritated} With him gone, I've been running missions non-stop. So I'm damned happy you're here. | Glory: They call me Glory. The angel of death. The ass-kicking poster child of a liberated synth. | Y1b |
| 83 | Player Default: What's not to like? | {Conspiratorial} You're helping out my people. So some advice. Kiss up to Tinker Tom. He's bat-shit crazy, but he's got all the good stuff. | Player Default: Sounds like a good plan. | A1a |
| 84 | Player Default: Sounds like a good plan. | You know it. | Glory: You take care out there. | A1a |
| 85 | Player Default: Is everyone in the Commonwealth so god-damned crazy? | {Amused} That's the price of freedom, brother. | Glory: You take care out there. | B1a |
| 86 | Player Default: Is everyone in the Commonwealth so god-damned crazy? | {Amused} That's the price of freedom, sister. | Glory: You take care out there. | B2a |
| 87 | Player Default: What sort of good stuff are we talking about? | Firepower. Armor. Repurposed tech. Doesn't hold a candle to the Institute, but it'll save your ass in the field. | Glory: You take care out there. | Y1a |
| 88 | Player Default: Yes, that's me. | I thought so. | Glory: So the Switchboard was crawling with bad guys. Mines and shit, too. Any of that true? Or was Deacon bullshitting me again? | X1a |
| 89 | Player Default: What do you mean? | A heavy. Someone able to take whatever shit the Institute and Commonwealth dishes out and come back for more. | Glory: So the Switchboard was crawling with bad guys. Mines and shit, too. Any of that true? Or was Deacon bullshitting me again? | Y1a |
| 90 | Player Default: Likewise. Anyone crazy enough to join us, is OK in my book. | {Suspicious} So the Switchboard was crawling with bad guys. Mines and shit, too. Any of that true? Or was Deacon bullshitting me again? | Player Default: I didn't do it alone. But yeah, that's about the size of it. | A1a |
| 91 | Player Default: I didn't do it alone. But yeah, that's about the size of it. | {Surprised} That's hard core. | Glory: How'd you take down the old HQ? Please tell me you didn't go along with Deacon's "in and out like a ghost" crap. | A1a |
| 92 | Player Default: You calling me a liar? | {Amused} Hell no. I'm calling Deacon a liar. | Glory: How'd you take down the old HQ? Please tell me you didn't go along with Deacon's "in and out like a ghost" crap. | B1a |
| 93 | Player Default: Pretty much. | {Surprised} That's hard core. | Glory: How'd you take down the old HQ? Please tell me you didn't go along with Deacon's "in and out like a ghost" crap. | X1a |
| 94 | Player Default: That's how you do it. | {Confident} Well, welcome to the party. After what happened to Tommy Whispers, we need another tough son-of-a-bitch that can get shit done. | Player Default: Thanks for inviting me. | A1a |
| 95 | Player Default: With a whole lot of bullets and a whole lot of blood. Fortunately, the blood wasn't mine. | {Happy} That's how you do it. | Glory: Well, welcome to the party. After what happened to Tommy Whispers, we need another tough son-of-a-bitch that can get shit done. | A1a |
| 96 | Player Default: It doesn't matter how we did it. Only the results matter. | And that's what the Railroad's about. | Glory: Well, welcome to the party. After what happened to Tommy Whispers, we need another tough son-of-a-bitch that can get shit done. | B1a |
| 97 | Player Default: There's a lot to be said for ambushing enemies from the shadows. | {Playful, amused / Amused} Oh no, another one? | Glory: Well, welcome to the party. After what happened to Tommy Whispers, we need another tough son-of-a-bitch that can get shit done. | X1a |
| 98 | Player Default: We found weaknesses in the facility's defenses and exploited them. | {Suspicious} I guess that's one way of doing it. | Glory: Well, welcome to the party. After what happened to Tommy Whispers, we need another tough son-of-a-bitch that can get shit done. | Y1a |
| 99 | Player Default: Thanks for inviting me. | We, should, I don't know. Bake a cake. That's what you do, right? | Glory: They call me Glory. The angel of death. The ass-kicking poster child of a liberated synth. | A1a |
| 100 | Player Default: We, should, I don't know. Bake a cake. That's what you do, right? | {Confident} They call me Glory. The angel of death. The ass-kicking poster child of a liberated synth. | Player Default: I like it. | A1a |
| 101 | Player Default: I like it. | {Amused} What's not to like? | Glory: You're helping out my people. So some advice. Kiss up to Tinker Tom. He's bat-shit crazy, but he's got all the good stuff. | A1a |
| 102 | Player Default: You have a real high opinion of yourself. | {Confident} With my track record, I'm entitled to it. | Glory: You're helping out my people. So some advice. Kiss up to Tinker Tom. He's bat-shit crazy, but he's got all the good stuff. | B1a |
| 103 | Player Default: That's a mouthful. | {Amused} You can call me Miss Angel of Death for short. | Glory: You're helping out my people. So some advice. Kiss up to Tinker Tom. He's bat-shit crazy, but he's got all the good stuff. | X1a |
| 104 | Player Default: You know it. | {Friendly} You take care out there. | | A1a |
| 105 | GloryScene_02a_QuestionHub | Player Default: If I have to. | I know a whole lot less than you'd think. Mainly, I did surface detail. Combing over ruins and shit for salvage. | Glory: The few times I was in the Institute proper all I was to them was their thinking, feeling hammer. | A1a |
| 106 | Player Default: What's the Institute like? | {Somber} Clean. Lots of metal and machines. But I really only saw a few rooms of it - the barracks and where I worked. | Glory: I helped those assholes make more synths. "Synth Development" is what they called it. | Y1a |
| 107 | Player Default: You could say that. | {Angry} I helped those assholes make more synths. "Synth Development" is what they called it. | Player Default: I can't imagine what that was like. | A1a |
| 108 | | That's what the "Made in the Institute" stamp on my ass says. | Player Default: Finally, I met a synth. | A1a |
| 109 | Player Default: Finally, I met a synth. | Yeah, it's a real pleasure to meet another one of you humans. There sure are an awful lot of you. | Glory: You're helping out my people. So some advice. Kiss up to Tinker Tom. He's bat-shit crazy, but he's got all the good stuff. | A1a |
| 110 | Player Default: Anything else you want to talk about? | Just one thing. | Glory: You're helping out my people. So some advice. Kiss up to Tinker Tom. He's bat-shit crazy, but he's got all the good stuff. | X1a |
| 111 | Player Default: I have a lot of questions. About synths. About the Institute. Would you be willing to answer a few? | If I have to. | Glory: I know a whole lot less than you'd think. Mainly, I did surface detail. Combing over ruins and shit for salvage. | Y1a |
| 112 | Player Default: I have a lot of questions. About synths. About the Institute. Would you be willing to answer a few? | Every rook comes in here and wants to interrogate me. Wants to know everything about everything. | | Y2a |
| 113 | | I don't got the answers you want, OK? I don't know where the Institute is, how to get there. I know barely anything about them. | | Y2b |
| 114 | | I'm done talking. | Glory: I know a whole lot less than you'd think. Mainly, I did surface detail. Combing over ruins and shit for salvage. | Y2c |
| 115 | Glory: I know a whole lot less than you'd think. Mainly, I did surface detail. Combing over ruins and shit for salvage. | The few times I was in the Institute proper all I was to them was their thinking, feeling hammer. | Player Default: That sounds demeaning. | A1a |
| 116 | Player Default: That sounds demeaning. | {Sad} You could say that. | Glory: I helped those assholes make more synths. "Synth Development" is what they called it. | A1a |
| 117 | Player Default: They sound like real bastards. | {Sad} They weren't really mean about it. They just treated me like a coffee maker. Or a terminal. | Glory: I helped those assholes make more synths. "Synth Development" is what they called it. | B1a |
| 118 | Player Default: Sounds rough. | {Sad} Those feelings... They never quite go away. | Glory: I helped those assholes make more synths. "Synth Development" is what they called it. | X1a |
| 119 | Player Default: I can't imagine what that was like. | {Sad} Sometimes... I wish I could forget. | Glory: No matter what Dez and others say, synths ain't human. We're assembled bone by bone. Muscle by muscle. I've seen it. | A1a |
| 120 | Player Default: I could use specific details about these guys. | Talking about this ain't easy. There's one thing you need to know. | Glory: No matter what Dez and others say, synths ain't human. We're assembled bone by bone. Muscle by muscle. I've seen it. | B1a |
| 121 | Player Default: How do they make synths? | Damned if I know. The machines are... massive. Complicated. Not like anything I've seen out here. | Glory: No matter what Dez and others say, synths ain't human. We're assembled bone by bone. Muscle by muscle. I've seen it. | Y1a |
| 122 | Player Default: Sometimes... I wish I could forget. | {Somber} No matter what Dez and others say, synths ain't human. We're assembled bone by bone. Muscle by muscle. I've seen it. | Glory: I'm gonna hit the range. I need to shoot something. Now. | A1a |
| 123 | Glory: No matter what Dez and others say, synths ain't human. We're assembled bone by bone. Muscle by muscle. I've seen it. | {Angry} I'm gonna hit the range. I need to shoot something. Now. | | A1a |
| 124 | GloryScene_02b_MachineTest | Player Default: Yeah, whatever. I hate being poked and prodded. | {Angry} Listen, I think for myself. I feel. Like, right now, I'm a little pissed off. | Player Default: I just need to know what sort of people I'm saving. You understand, right? | A1a |
| 125 | | {Angry} Can you prove I'm not? This is like one of Carrington's god-damned tests. | Player Default: I've never met a synth. I don't know what to expect. Sorry if I offended you. | A1a |
| 126 | Player Default: I've never met a synth. I don't know what to expect. Sorry if I offended you. | Yeah, whatever. I hate being poked and prodded. | Glory: Listen, I think for myself. I feel. Like, right now, I'm a little pissed off. | A1a |
| 127 | Player Default: Tell me the first thing you think of when I say: Dog. Cloud. Airplane. | {Disgust} What? Dog... Uhm, shotgun. Cloud, pretty. Airplane, junkyard. Does that make you feel better? | Glory: Listen, I think for myself. I feel. Like, right now, I'm a little pissed off. | B1a |
| 128 | Player Default: Listen carefully. This statement is a lie. Am I telling the truth? | {Angry} What sort of stupid question is that? | Glory: Listen, I think for myself. I feel. Like, right now, I'm a little pissed off. | X1a |
| 129 | Player Default: Compose a poem for me. | {Angry} Are you shitting me? Poetry is a waste of time. | Glory: Listen, I think for myself. I feel. Like, right now, I'm a little pissed off. | Y1a |
| 130 | Player Default: I think you just have very advanced software. | {Angry} If my programming is so damned good that no one can tell I'm not one of you humans, what's it matter? | Glory: I've been living free for years. And no one out there - not one person - has ever thought I was a synth. | A1a |
| 131 | Player Default: If I didn't know, I'd think you're human. | Exactly. | Glory: I've been living free for years. And no one out there - not one person - has ever thought I was a synth. | B1a |
| 132 | Player Default: Do you have any doubts you're not just a machine? | {Somber} In the Institute they screw with your head. Yeah, sometimes, when things are really bleak. I wonder. | | Y1a |
| 133 | | But then I remember something. | Glory: I've been living free for years. And no one out there - not one person - has ever thought I was a synth. | Y1b |
| 134 | Player Default: If my programming is so damned good that no one can tell I'm not one of you humans, what's it matter? | {Defiant} I've been living free for years. And no one out there - not one person - has ever thought I was a synth. | Glory: We're done. | A1a |
| 135 | Glory: I've been living free for years. And no one out there - not one person - has ever thought I was a synth. | {Angry} We're done. | | A1a |
| 136 | Glory: I've been living free for years. And no one out there - not one person - has ever thought I was a synth. | {Angry} I got to go blow off some steam. Later. | | B1a |
| 137 | Glory: I've been living free for years. And no one out there - not one person - has ever thought I was a synth. | {Angry} I got to go blow off some steam. Later. | | X1a |
| 138 | Glory: I've been living free for years. And no one out there - not one person - has ever thought I was a synth. | {Angry} I got to go blow off some steam. Later. | | Y1a |
| 139 | Player Default: Yeah, that makes sense. | {Irritated} So do you think we're just machines? If we are, then take a long look in the mirror. Maybe you're just running your brain's god damned programming. | Player Default: I think you just have very advanced software. | A1a |
| 140 | Player Default: I just need to know what sort of people I'm saving. You understand, right? | Yeah, that makes sense. | Glory: So do you think we're just machines? If we are, then take a long look in the mirror. Maybe you're just running your brain's god damned programming. | A1a |
| 141 | Player Default: Acting pissed off proves nothing. | {Angry} You are really pushing my buttons. | Glory: So do you think we're just machines? If we are, then take a long look in the mirror. Maybe you're just running your brain's god damned programming. | B1a |
| 142 | Player Default: How do you arrive at a thought? How do your feelings form? | {Suspicious} I don't know. Something happens, and I just... feel something in my gut. Someone hurts a friend, and I want to frag them. | | Y1a |
| 143 | | {Suspicious} If I'm working something out, I just build a plan in my head. Step by step. The same way everyone does, I guess. | Glory: So do you think we're just machines? If we are, then take a long look in the mirror. Maybe you're just running your brain's god damned programming. | Y1b |
| 144 | - | | I'm god damned bleeding. | | |
| 145 | | Not... now... | | |
| 146 | | You think that is going to stop me? | | |
| 147 | | You mess with my people? Hell no. | | |
| 148 | | Big mistake. You're going down. | | |
| 149 | | And that's how you do it. | | |
| 150 | | Bring it on. | | |
| 151 | | Any time, snowflake. I don't got all day. | | |
| 152 | | My favorite. Awkward silences. Thanks for that. | | |
| 153 | | Man, you're a hero. You know that right? | | |
| 154 | | If I ever leave the Railroad, I'm tracking you down and figure out a way to pay you back for all you've done. | | |
| 155 | | I can't believe Dez is letting you walk out of here. | | |
| 156 | | {Pumped and reliving the good times she had kicking ass with the player} Sometimes the stories got it right. You kicked ass at Malden. | | |
| 157 | | {Impressed, slight disappointment} My safehouse says Malden's clean. Glad you didn't need me. | | |
| 158 | | I iced the Coursers before they found Dayton. This time, at least. | | |
| 159 | | Dez is trusting you. If you do anything to hurt my friends, I'm coming for you. | | |
| 160 | | This place, us, we don't exist. And if you say anything different... | | |
| 161 | | Glad you signed on. Means I might get to take the occasional night off. | | |
| 162 | | You. You're the real deal. You actually made it inside the Institute. | | |
| 163 | | Scratch one Brotherhood. And hey, Institute, you're next. | | |
| 164 | | We're actually going to do this. I don't know how yet, but we're going to rescue my people. | | |
| 165 | | Coursers are in the field. Your life and mine just went to shit. | | |
| 166 | | Tom and his boys are still unloading all the toys you found from the DIA. Nice. | | |
| 167 | | Would it kill them to let me know mission specs before the dead drop? Just once? | | |
| 168 | | Things are quiet. For now. | | |
| 169 | | The world's a dangerous place... for anyone in my way. Heh. | | |
| 170 | | For every synth that makes it out, there's a round on me. | | |
