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This is a transcript for dialogue with Hank Madigan (holotapes). |
HolotapeQuest_WJS
# | Dialog Topic | Form ID | Response Text | Script Notes |
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1 | 000B3618 | 000B35FE | This is Hank Madigan. Message to any Fire Breathers running through here after me. | recording a holotape |
2 | Had to dodge more robots and turrets than I can count, but I found what we were looking for. | |||
3 | Atomic Mining Services were the barons of Ultracite. Had a lab right here in this office. I think they might have found a way to help us out. Even if they didn't know it. | |||
4 | 0016B645 | 0016B43F | Twenty-five years on the force, and they're saying I won't be getting my retirement package. Say they can't afford it, anymore. Lucky them, they get to decide that. | recording a holotape |
5 | I asked if maybe if I could be transferred to Watoga, take some kind of desk job, but they're not hiring. The robots are handling all the security, they told me. | |||
6 | 0016B654 | 0016B60B | Dad, I know you wanted me to stay, but I'm leaving. I... I have my daughter to think about now. This whole town is dying, and you don't even see it. | recording a holotape |
7 | The government, the mining companies, Vault-Tec... they want West Virginia to run by the machines. | |||
8 | Don't you get it? There won't be any work once Watoga is finished. They won't... they won't need people anymore. | |||
9 | I'm sorry. I really hope one day you'll understand. | |||
10 | 0016B66A | 0016B616 | Condemned. That's what they told me. Five generations lived under this roof, and now the government, my government, is taking it from us. | recording a holotape |
11 | I asked the agent what they're going to do with it, and you know what he told me? | |||
12 | "Just buy an apartment up in Watoga. Ain't that supposed to be the city of the future?" Then he sneered at me and laughed. | |||
13 | We'll see who's laughing when they try to drag me out of here. | |||
14 | 001A1C22 | 001A1C23 | This is the third time this week I've seen protestors marching outside of Watoga. | recording a holotape |
15 | For the amount of money we're paying, I expect a certain level of security. How is anyone here safe with those mobs screaming at us all day? | |||
16 | 001A1C66 | 001A1B4B | I can't believe some of the riff-raff that's made it through the application process. | |
17 | I was told Watoga would be an exclusive neighborhood, but the caliber of some of the people they've allowed in. Hmph. | |||
18 | They would never have been accepted if I was in charge, that's for sure. | |||
19 | 001A1C67 | 001A1B4A | Scouting report. Brotherhood Squire Schultz. | |
20 | Everything in this entire shopping plaza is a load of junk. I thought this place was meant for rich people. Why were they buying all this crap? | |||
21 | At least the storefronts give you plenty of places to hide. The bots are everywhere. Might be the only things worth salvaging if I could get the drop on one. | |||
22 | 00320784 | 00320471 | Scouting report. Brotherhood Squire Schultz. | |
23 | Kerwood Mine is almost completely flooded. Going down into that brine without Power Armor or a stronger set of lungs seems suicidal. | |||
24 | It's too bad. My recon instincts are telling me there could be something good down there. Maybe a way into that locked room. | |||
25 | 00348DBF | 00348BFF | Scouting report. Brotherhood Squire Schultz. | |
26 | This whole trainyard is half-sunk in the ground. Anyone in the middle of that mess is just begging for a sniper to pick them off. | |||
27 | These two warehouses seem to be the only good defensible position. There's a nice walkway between them and plenty of places to get the drop on someone. | |||
28 | Heh. I might actually be getting the hang of this. | |||
29 | 00348DC0 | 00348C00 | Scouting report. Brotherhood Squire Schultz. | |
30 | This old antique store has been a good source of supplies. I've stashed some weapons and ammo in the shed out back. | |||
31 | Scavenging runs into Watoga have been... mixed. The robots are everywhere and you never know when a turret is going to pop out of its hiding place and start filling the area with lead or laser fire. | |||
32 | I really should've paid more attention to during training. | |||
33 | 00359772 | 00359773 | Turns out once all the fuel is spent, there's a hunk of material left behind. This depleted Ultracite doesn't play nice with the normal stuff. Turns corrosive. | recording a holotape |
34 | AMS was thinking disposal and containment. I'm thinking weapon. | |||
35 | Scorched walk around with chunks of Ultracite stuck in them. We modify some guns to fire depleted Ultracite. See if that makes those assholes melt. | |||
36 | 00511798 | 0051179F | Another nurse and I chased her down the hallway, while the rest of the staff tried to contain the patients in the dining room, who were obviously agitated by what just happened. | |
37 | We were finally able to hold her and administer a sedative, and the unfortunate nurse whose hand had been torn open received treatment. | |||
38 | All the other patients have returned to their routines, but Patient 3E2 and 7C1 will need to be monitored in case this is the start of habitual violent behavior. | |||
39 | The prognosis for either of them being released has slipped even further into statistical irrelevancy. | |||
40 | 00511799 | 005117A1 | Hospital Incident Report. Resident Psychiatrist Doctor Kessle. | recording a holotape; pronunciation KEH SAHL |
41 | We had a fight breakout today. All the patients in the dining area for the morning meal and all the attending staff were present. | Calm but clinical. Deep down, he finds his job heartbreaking. | ||
42 | Patient 3E2 has never had any problems with violence but can be verbally abusive to whoever happens to be in the area. | |||
43 | The staff intervened, but Patient 3E2 broke free from restraint by biting into one of the nurse's hands. | |||
44 | 0051179A | 0051179D | During our exit interview, he broke into tears. He wanted to know if something was wrong with him. If he would end up here as a patient. | |
45 | I explained that nervous exhaustion was a common ailment, especially for hospital workers. | |||
46 | Maybe after some months of rest, he could re-apply for his job. That didn't seem to console him. | |||
47 | 0051179B | 0051179E | That, and the constant attention and sanitary cleanup required throughout the day for all of his charges, was too much for the young nurse. | |
48 | We found him standing outside the door to one of the patient rooms, carrying a tray of food but not moving anywhere. | |||
49 | One of the other nurses noticed he had been standing in place for over an hour. | |||
50 | When he finally responded to our attempts to get his attention, he seemed surprise that any time had passed. | |||
51 | 0051179C | 005117A0 | Hospital Incident Report. Resident Psychiatrist Doctor Kessle. | recording a holotape; pronunciation KEH SAHL |
52 | One of the junior nurses has suffered a nervous breakdown. | Calm but clinical. Deep down, he finds his job heartbreaking. | ||
53 | His assignments included Patient 5A3, whose afflictions manifest in habitual self-harm. | |||
54 | Patient 5A4, who - while not violent - does aggressively grab and paw at whoever is trying to administer care. | |||
55 | And also Patient 5B7, who breaks down into loud, un-consolable fits of crying with no apparent cause or trigger. | |||
56 | 005119B9 | 005119C1 | But yeah, just to put any rumors to bed, we're also trying some new ways of getting at those precious rocks. | |
57 | And yes, it involves melting the Uranium while it's still underground and siphoning it up. Sure beats hauling it by hand, if it works. | |||
58 | Now don't think that means any of you are getting extra time-off. Stop listening to this and get back to work. | |||
59 | 005119BA | 005119C3 | This is Foreman Hibbs. United States Department of Energy. | recording a holotape |
60 | Blackwater Mine has changed a lot over the years. Plenty of you already know what happens when a mine tunnel hits groundwater, so the pumps shouldn't be too surprising. | |||
61 | 005119BB | 005119C0 | Department of Energy isn't messing around. I'm not messing around. | |
62 | So stop listening to this and get back to work. Let's dig up some shiny rocks and hope they don't make us sterile. | |||
63 | 005119BC | 005119C2 | Blackwater Mine is a government Uranium site. That means you're a federal employee, now. | |
64 | And all those background checks and security interviews you went through wasn't just for fun. | |||
65 | Every yield we fail to bring up is a national security problem. One less missile gets made. One less power plant gets fuel. | |||
66 | 005119BE | 005119BF | This is Foreman Hibbs. United States Department of Energy. | recording a holotape |
67 | If you're hearing this, then, welcome aboard and all that. | |||
68 | I'm sure the Human Resources folks have gotten you situated, but there's one thing I need to make sure we've drilled into ya, so you're gonna get it again. |
HolotapeQuest_LVC
# | Dialog Topic | Form ID | Response Text | Script Notes |
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1 | 00137E8C | 00137942 | Is it on? | |
2 | 00137F53 | 001373A2 | Yeah, the red light is on, so it's recording. | |
3 | 001380BD | 00137599 | This Maxine Ballard, squad leader of The Scorchslayers. | Official sounding, like recording for posterity |
4 | We're making this recording to document our descent into the Belching Betty Mine for the final exam. | Official sounding, like recording for posterity | ||
5 | 001380D7 | 00137307 | Well, say which exam... | Scolding |
6 | 001380FD | 00137472 | Oh, right. | Suddenly remembering. |
7 | For the Fire Breathers final exam. We're supposed to head inside, find the emergency beacon and watch out for Scorched. | Official sounding, like recording for posterity | ||
8 | 00138102 | 001378A0 | Piece of cake. | |
9 | 0013812A | 0013739B | I don't know. If it's so easy, why hasn't anyone else completed the exam? | |
10 | 00138142 | 00137579 | Because they weren't us. | |
11 | We've been hunting Scorched at the farms for days. How much harder could the ones in the mines be? Grow a little backbone. | |||
12 | 00138158 | 001372F2 | Come on, guys. Let's stick together on this. | Scolding the others for a petty argument |
13 | 0013817D | 00137412 | All of you, shut up! | Annoyed from folks interrupting your recording |
14 | Okay, Scorchslayers. Time to lock and load. Let's get the job done. | back to "in command" mode | ||
15 | 001381CC | 0013783D | Okay, "squad leader." Tim and Andrew are both dead. Now what the hell are we supposed to do!? | Angry and sarcasm at beginning |
16 | 001381F0 | 0013738F | Shut up, Sy... she's recording. | "Sy" is like "sigh" - short for Sylvester |
17 | 001381F4 | 0013753B | Entry two. | Official sounding, like recording for posterity |
18 | We've lost Timothy Wolfe and Andrew Rhodes to a swarm of Scorched, and the rest of us barely made it past them alive. | Official sounding, like recording for posterity | ||
19 | I'm beginning to think Melody Larkin may have underestimated the difficulty of this exam. | Official sounding, like recording for posterity | ||
20 | 001381F7 | 001372CF | You're damn right she did! This is suicide! Well, the hell with this, I'm going back! | Previous was "I'm beginning to think Melody Larkin may have underestimated the difficulty of this exam" |
21 | 001381FA | 0013740F | No you're not. You're sticking with us. | |
22 | 00138218 | 001377E9 | Why? So we can get picked off one by one until we're all dead!? No way, not me! | |
23 | 0013824A | 00137367 | You know what, Sy? | Sy = sigh - You're beginning to have enough of him, ramping up to anger. |
24 | You've been acting like a coward ever since we started tackling the Scorched at the farms. And now Tim and Andrew are dead because of you! | Really reading Sy the riot act here. | ||
25 | 00138252 | 00137521 | What the hell are you talking about!? | Angry and Surprised |
26 | 00138254 | 001371DF | I saw him, Max. | You're accusing someone else on team, angry |
27 | When those Scorched pushed through the tunnels, they came at us from all sides. | |||
28 | Tim and Andrew were holding and they told Sy to watch the back. But he didn't. He ran away and left their rear flank wide open. | Sy = sigh | ||
29 | That's what took them down! | furious | ||
30 | 00138257 | 00137405 | Bullshit! She's lying Max! | Angry but also panicking you've been found out. |
31 | 00138260 | 00137776 | Both of you, knock it off! | Trying to shut two people who are arguing up |
32 | Sylvester, if you want to go, go. But you're going back alone. And I guarantee we didn't clear everything behind us. | Cold, very direct - in Sylvester's face | ||
33 | But even if you make it, mark my words, you'll never be a part of this squad again. | |||
34 | 00138268 | 00137359 | Fine, to hell with both of you. I'm out of here! | You know you've lost. |
35 | 001382CE | 00137514 | You're seriously letting him go? | |
36 | 001382DE | 00136F5D | Yeah, Rita. We're better off without him. | With some contempt |
37 | 0013834C | 0013733D | Entry three. | Official sounding, like recording for posterity, but things haven't gone well overall (some concern) |
38 | Sylvester left the team some time ago. We heard his screams echoing through the mines only minutes after he left. | Official sounding, like recording for posterity, but things haven't gone well overall (some concern) | ||
39 | Rita and I are all that's left. Despite the odds, we've somehow made it to the beacon. We've done it. | Official sounding, like recording for posterity, but things haven't gone well overall (some concern) | ||
40 | 001386D7 | 001373EF | What's supposed to happen when we activate that beacon? | |
41 | 001386F0 | 00137E1A | I don't know, I suppose we'll get Melody Larkin's next instruction about how to get out of here. | |
42 | 00138738 | 001376EC | Well, there's no reason for us to stand here and wait. Push the damn thing. | |
43 | 00138745 | 001373CC | <Beacon Noise> | This is where the beacon noise will sound (match to MTR06's sound for MTR06_EmergencyBeacon) |
44 | 00138760 | 0013747F | Oh my god... | A horde of zombies coming at you unexpectedly... you against many |
45 | 001387C9 | 0013748E | They're everywhere. I... I don't know if we're going to make it, but we didn't come this far just to give up. | A horde of zombies coming at you unexpectedly... you against many |
46 | 00138831 | 00137DCF | <Gun bolt sliding into place sound> | |
47 | 0013883B | 00137B71 | <Gun bolt sliding into place sound> | |
48 | 00138883 | 001373BF | I'm with you, Max. | Getting brave |
49 | 001388A6 | 00137339 | If we don't make it out of here, I just wanted you to know it's been a real honor, Rita. | Getting braver |
50 | 001388AE | 0013759B | Likewise. Now let's go show those Scorched what it means to be a Fire Breather. | |
51 | 002B711F | 002B712A | You never resigned as Senator. Is that something you're planning to do? | You're conducting an interview. You just crossed a line and got yelled at. You're keeping cool. |
52 | 002B7120 | 002B7126 | If it means you'll get the word out, go ahead. | Being interviewed by a member of the press. |
53 | 002B7121 | 002B7125 | Would you mind if I asked you one last question? | You're conducting an interview. You just crossed a line and got yelled at. |
54 | 002B7122 | 002B7124 | I, I understand. It's just a ... sensitive topic. | Being interviewed by a member of the press. You're calming yourself down after just screaming at the interviewer. Back in control. |
55 | 002B8E9D | 002B8EC4 | How would you feel about getting back into a fire suit? | Give a beat. You know exactly the assignment you think this guy'd be good for. Add some smirk. You think this is a good acquisition. |
56 | 002B8E9E | 002B8EBE | I'm willing to prove it. Gimme a job. I'll show you what I can do. | You've been told to put your money where your mouth is. You're game. |
57 | 002B8E9F | 002B8EB9 | And how do we know you ain't just sellin' us a bill of goods? | Quietly impressed. This guy just said he was an elite soldier. |
58 | 002B8EA0 | 002B8EC0 | You guys have a lot of mouths to feed and a lot of people to keep safe. I can help you do both. All I ask is regular rations and my own bunk. | With just a hint of pride. |
59 | 002B8EA1 | 002B8EBD | Because I guarantee you don't have someone like me. I find things. People. Supplies. Solutions. And I'm good at it. | With just a hint of pride. |
60 | 002B8EA2 | 002B8EB8 | And why would the Responders need a Marine-turned-Brotherhood defector in their midst? | Pushing back on this recruit. They have a great resume. Almost too great. |
61 | 002B8EA3 | 002B8EB4 | No shit. | Quietly impressed. This guy just said he was an elite soldier. |
62 | 002B8EA4 | 002B8EB1 | Marine Recon. | With just a hint of pride. |
63 | 002B8EA5 | 002B8EC6 | I'm guessing Paladin Taggerdy didn't recruit a fire fighter because she liked how you looked in fatigues. What were you before your civilian life? | Curious. Recruit said something that doesn't quite add up. |
64 | 002B8EA6 | 002B8EB5 | From what I've heard, Responders do too. | Being honest about your goals in life. |
65 | 002B8EA7 | 002B8EC5 | I was a fire fighter before the war. It's my opinion that looking after the people of Appalachia should be top priority. | Being honest about your goals in life. |
66 | 002B8EA8 | 002B8EB6 | Taggerdy's Brotherhood was a fine organization. Maxson's Brotherhood's only cares about locking away every bit of technology they can get their hands on. | Contrasting the two Brotherhoods. One was to your liking. The other wasn't. |
67 | 002B8EA9 | 002B8EB3 | And why is that, exactly? Brotherhood's been a good ally to us. Taking you on could be seen as an act of bad faith. | Curious. This guy's suggesting the Brotherhood aren't the good guys you thought they were. |
68 | 002B8EAA | 002B8EBF | Our interests no longer aligned. | Trying to be polite about why you left the Brotherhood. |
69 | 002B8EAB | 002B8EB2 | Cause you quit the Brotherhood. | Being intentionally stern. You're trying to throw a possible recruit off his game. |
70 | 002B8EAC | 002B8EC2 | Was. Not sure that really applies anymore. | Being questioned about your military background. |
71 | 002B8EAD | 002B8EC3 | Sergeant Madigan, is it? | Interrogating a new recruit. |
72 | 002B8EAE | 002B8EC1 | Sorry, papa. | Apologizing to your father. You did something wrong and now you leave. |
73 | 002B8EAF | 002B8EB7 | James? James! There you are! You can't keep coming back here! It's not-- shit. Put your mask back on. Lets go! | Your son is singing to himself about his trains outside, when there are a bunch of nasty baddies nearby. |
74 | 002B915A | 002B916D | Who needs money when you've got stubbornness? | Said with a wink and a tear at the same time |
75 | 002B915B | 002B916F | If we're going to pull through this, it's going to take nothing less than bullheaded determination to put us back on the right path. | Half joke, light-hearted |
76 | 002B915C | 002B9168 | But I'll stick it out. I'll try to make things better. Someone has to. | Sighing. Accepting. |
77 | 002B915D | 002B9169 | If I didn't care about this place so much, I'd be on the first bus to Watoga. | Joking. a bit of a laugh while saying it. She hates Watoga. |
78 | 002B915E | 002B916A | Earthquakes every other day, lawless thugs walking right down main street, and we're practically swimming in every kind of drug known to man! | Disappointed more than upset |
79 | 002B915F | 002B9170 | What do I think about how things are going in Welch? Well, it can't get much worse. | Frustrated |
80 | 002B9160 | 002B9171 | The lawman bails, I pay the boys a little distraction fee, and everyone's happy. The people understand me. The people need me! And I'm pleased to provide. | Prideful, but trying to convince himself as much as his mother. |
81 | 002B9161 | 002B9166 | I'm just about to pull my weapon and make things "interesting", when a group of old coal men show up. They start hollering about how those Auto-Miners have gone topsy-turvy, and are causing all kinds of mayhem back in Mine Shaft Elaine! | Excited, and embellishing a bit |
82 | 002B9162 | 002B9167 | Picked up the goods, and had the usual uneventful trip most of the way back. Hit the outskirts of Welch, and whad'ya know - the local sheriff is waiting for me. | Calm and direct |
83 | 002B9163 | 002B916B | While back I was doing a little run for the Duchess, and found out just how much this city loves me. | Proud and forceful |
84 | 002B9164 | 002B916E | I'm a businessman. People demand things, and I supply them. Capitalism at its finest, right? | Convincing, but with a tinge of understanding that it's stretching the truth |
85 | 002B9165 | 002B916C | I hate it when you talk like I'm a criminal, Ma. | Annoyed, but loving |
86 | 00331BDB | 00331BE9 | You find me some candidates with the wherewithal to survive here or else I'll find someone who will. | Stern. You're addressing a subordinate who's disappointed you. And you're mad. |
87 | 00331BDD | 00331BE6 | I presume you've seen to it that the Technology Support group has updated the Senior Executive exam with my clarified answers. | Stern. You're addressing a subordinate who's disappointed you. And you're mad. But some real venom on "clarified." |
88 | I'm growing... weary of the spineless ... "executives" you've been sending me. | Stern. You're addressing a subordinate who's disappointed you. And you're mad. | ||
89 | 00331BDE | 00331BE8 | Hanover. This is Daniel Hornwright. | Stern. You're addressing a subordinate who's disappointed you. And you're mad. |
90 | 003558EB | 003558FA | F-7n proved a bit more... potent than expected, so you'll need my password to collect a canister from the dispensary. Promethean7. | Sinister, demanding. You're an evil scientist ordering around a subordinate. |
91 | 003558EC | 003558FE | And be aware. We were also forced to tweak the formula, after Subject #21 left without authorization. | Sinister, demanding. You're an evil scientist ordering around a subordinate. |
92 | A phermonic component was added to mark the gestating hosts. So if for some reason one gets away again... you may use the dogs to find them. | Sinister, demanding. You're an evil scientist ordering around a subordinate. Some smirk on that very last part. | ||
93 | 003558ED | 003558F5 | Once you've deposited that into the ingredient collector upstairs, you'll just need a host to allow the sample to gestate. | Sinister, demanding. You're an evil scientist ordering around a subordinate. |
94 | Subject #113 should be able to take another harvesting. | Sinister, demanding. You're an evil scientist ordering around a subordinate. | ||
95 | 003558EE | 00355920 | Mitchell. Higher-ups need a fresh batch of tissue samples infected with F-7n. Today. | Sinister, demanding. You're an evil scientist ordering around a subordinate. |
96 | They received a furtive message from Agriculture. And Secretary Eckhart is not a man to be kept waiting. | Sinister, demanding. You're an evil scientist ordering around a subordinate. | ||
97 | 0038CD32 | 0038CD4D | Good. We should get started. If there's anyone still alive down there, I think they've suffered enough. | Wrapping up the conversation. You're pleased with how this went, but you're realizing this will be the easiest part. |
98 | 0038CD33 | 0038CD5E | Certainly won't have to travel far to get yourselves into trouble. | RERCORD. You're onboard with an idea that was pitched at you. Hiding your glee that your idea was accepted. |
99 | 0038CD34 | 0038CD56 | I'll work on getting them a place to train. Charleston Fire Department seems like the natural spot. | Still staying civil, but now getting into the nitty-gritty of getting this all up and running. |
100 | 0038CD35 | 0038CD4A | Oh lordy, I think she likes it. | Chuckle at the end of the line. Your weird suggestion seems like it's going to stick. |
101 | 0038CD36 | 0038CD5A | ... I suppose we don't need to go with the first idea we come up with. But for now, I'd like you to reach out to those firemen. | Give a long pause before starting. Still trying to be civil, but the idea your partner just but out is ... out there. RERECORD. Long pause at start. |
102 | Convince them to get onboard with the... Fire Breathers. Let them know it's important. Prestigious. | RERCORD. You're giving into someone else's idea you're not quite onboard with when you say "Prestigious." Make it more reluctant. | ||
103 | 0038CD37 | 0038CD5F | Huh... well, gramps was a moonshiner. Made hooch so strong, normal folk couldn't come within a quarter-mile of it. | Telling an old story. Getting on board with this plan because you're getting to put your stamp on it. |
104 | Everyone called him and his boys the "Fire Breathers." Resilient sons-a-guns. What about that? | Telling an old story. Getting on board with this plan because you're getting to put your stamp on it. | ||
105 | 0038CD38 | 0038CD52 | Hmm. Any suggestions? | Still a bit surprised the direction this conversation has turned, but staying calm. |
106 | 0038CD39 | 0038CD53 | Green Berets. Smokejumpers. Navy Seals. You want someone to sign up for dangerous duty, needs to be some prestige behind it. | Brainstorming. |
107 | You give 'em a name, a new designation, extra rations, maybe, I'll guarantee you'll get the volunteers you're looking for. | Brainstorming. | ||
108 | 0038CD3A | 0038CD4F | A name? | The person you're talking to threw out an idea that caught you off guard. |
109 | 0038CD3B | 0038CD5B | Tell you what you ought to do... you ought to give 'em a name. | You're now thinking about how you can get this group to succeed. |
110 | 0038CD3C | 0038CD5D | I understand what I'm asking. | The person just threw a lot of reasons at you why this is a bad idea. You're aware of the issues. |
111 | 0038CD3D | 0038CD50 | Anyone you send into all that smoke is going to need training, though. Need to be whip smart if they're gonna survive someplace that hostile. | You're onboard with this idea now, but there's still a lot of problems with this plan. You're going through them. |
112 | And breathing equipment's finicky as hell. Whole lot of care and maintenance if they're gonna be out there for hours, let alone days. | You're onboard with this idea now, but there's still a lot of problems with this plan. You're going through them. | ||
113 | You're talking about a whole new division here. | You're onboard with this idea now, but there's still a lot of problems with this plan. You're going through them. | ||
114 | 0038CD3E | 0038CD51 | Thank you. | You got what you wanted. Still remaining civil. |
115 | 0038CD3F | 0038CD60 | ... fine. We got a couple folks from the Charleston Fire Department. | Begrudingly agreeing to an idea you think is risky (though, after what you just heard, know it's ultimately the right thing to do). |
116 | I can talk to them, see what they have to say about gettin' set up for those sorts of operations. | Begrudgingly agreeing to an idea you think is risky (though, after what you just heard, know it's ultimately the right thing to do). | ||
117 | 0038CD40 | 0038CD55 | Most likely they did. But right now we don't know and don't have a safe way of finding out. | Striving to keep the conversation productive. |
118 | And that's why I wanted your help, Melody, on how we can get there. | Striving to keep the conversation productive. | ||
119 | 0038CD41 | 0038CD59 | Bramwell? Come on, now! You really think the Hornwrights or the Garrahans didn't fly off to some private island the moment the air raid sirens turned on? | Bramwell is where the rich folks live. |
120 | 0038CD42 | 0038CD54 | I'm not thrilled about sending our people into a place that's actively toxic either... | The person you're talking to said your idea to start a high-risk fire fighting squad is terrible. You're trying to remain calm. |
121 | ... but there are whole towns down there we still haven't reached out to: Welch, Beckley, Bramwell. | The person you're talking to said your idea to start a high-risk fire fighting squad is terrible. You're trying to remain calm. | ||
122 | 0038CD43 | 0038CD58 | Good, 'cause now we can get on record that I think this idea's god-damned looney. | You're being recorded by someone who wants your thoughts on the creation of a high-risk fire fighting squad. |
123 | 0038CD44 | 0038CD5C | All right. We're recording. | Getting ready for a conversation you think will be heated. |
124 | 0038CD45 | 0038CD61 | And, most important, don't come back all crispy. Because I love what I'm looking at right now. | Speaking softly into a tape recorder. You're making a message for someone you love. Last line should be really tender. |
125 | 0038CD46 | 0038CD4E | Just make sure you don't forget the basics with all this fancy new training. Always check your seals. It's stop, drop, then roll. The order's important. | Speaking softly into a tape recorder. You're making a message for someone you love. |
126 | 0038CD47 | 0038CD4C | Heh. Honestly, though... ain't no Responder alive who's a better pick for that crew than you. | Speaking softly into a tape recorder. You're making a message for someone you love. Smile while you say this. You're really proud of this woman. |
127 | 0038CD49 | 0038CD57 | Hey Rita. So, right now, you're asleep, enjoying your last peaceful night's rest for God knows how long... | Speaking softly into a tape recorder. You're making a message for someone you love. |
128 | ... and I thought I'd record something for you to remember me by while you're locked away inside Charleston Fire Department... | Speaking softly into a tape recorder. You're making a message for someone you love. | ||
129 | ... training for the prestigious opportunity to dive face first into a bunch of mine fires with the rest of those Fire Breather nut jobs. | Speaking softly into a tape recorder. You're making a message for someone you love. | ||
130 | 003B7607 | 003B761C | But there's no time to waste. Get a move on, recruit. And welcome to the Fire Breathers. | Talking into a recorder. |
131 | 003B7608 | 003B761E | That'll grant you access to our internal computer system. Once that's done, your captain should be able to point you to your first assignment. | Talking into a recorder. |
132 | 003B7609 | 003B7616 | Head back to Charleston Fire Department and have the active captain register you for duty. | Talking into a recorder. |
133 | 003B760A | 003AAB50 | Hello again, recruit. And congratulations. If you're hearing this, it means you've earned yourself a place in the Fire Breathers. | Talking into a recorder. |
134 | 003B760B | 003B7617 | I get this is extreme, but we need to know if you can hack it before you've got a half-dozen other people counting on you. | Talking into a recorder. RERECORD. More dire. |
135 | 003B760C | 003B761B | So, time to prove you can put it to good use. Suit-up, strap-in, and move out, recruit. | Talking into a recorder. Bit of a pep-talk at the end. RERECORD. More dire. |
136 | 003B760D | 003B7614 | We figured out the Scorched aren't big fans of depleted Ultracite. Took a field trip to AMS HQ to figure out how to make the stuff, but it's the most effective tool we've found for putting them down. | Talking into a recorder. Put some "umph" on the second sentence. You were the one who went on that "field trip." It sucked. RERECORD. More dire. |
137 | 003B760E | 003B7618 | But you're not going in empty-handed. Along with your suit, you've been issued a modified 10mm. | Talking into a recorder. RERECORD. More dire. |
138 | 003B760F | 003B7619 | All you've got to do is survive a little slice of living hell and all the Scorched that call it home. | Talking into a recorder. Bit of a grim smirk. RERECORD. More dire. |
139 | 003B7610 | 003B7615 | Exam's simple. Reach the bottom of the mine, hit the emergency beacon down there, and come back up. | Talking into a recorder. RERECORD. More dire. |
140 | 003B7611 | 003B761A | ... and the toxicity of the area means there's no better crew to do it than the Fire Breathers. | Talking into a recorder. RERECORD. More dire. |
141 | 003B7612 | 003B761D | I'm going to try and make this brief - the Scorched coming through Big Bend Tunnel need to be stopped... | Talking into a recorder. RERECORD. More dire. |
142 | 003B7613 | 003AAB51 | Welcome, recruit, to your final exam. I'm Hank Madigan, Fire Breather lieutenant. | Talking into a recorder. Initially puzzled, but then more formal. RERECORD. More dire. |
143 | 003CB3BE | 003CB432 | No. Garrahan can wait. You need rest. Head up to Morgantown. That Excavator armor'll still be there. Now go. | Stern, but caring. |
144 | 003CB3BF | 003CB457 | Bingo. You give a day or two, I can head back down there, see what I can- | Starting to get genuinely excited, ignoring your exhaustion. This is what you live for. |
145 | 003CB3C0 | 003CB447 | Locals would hopefully be a lot less inclined to shoot first. | Cracking a joke. |
146 | 003CB3C1 | 003CB439 | No kidding. But that Excavator armor they made. Ruined the company? Rumor is it's tough as nails, and they've still got the plans on site. | Recounting what happened on the very arduous journey you just completed. Getting excited about what could be a good lead on some new tech. |
147 | Could you imagine what a patrol would be like if we could figure out how to make those things? | Recounting what happened on the very arduous journey you just completed. Getting excited about what could be a good lead on some new tech. | ||
148 | 003CB3C2 | 003CB43E | Been a long time since I've heard "good news" and "Garrahan Mining" said back to back. | Cracking a joke. |
149 | 003CB3C3 | 003CB48D | Oh. And actual good news. Garrahan Mining. | Recounting what happened on the very arduous journey you just completed. |
150 | 003CB3C4 | 003CB41B | So we've only lost Welch, Beckley, Lewisburg and everything around 'em. Little blessings, I suppose. | A bit sarcastic. You just heard not great news, but things aren't actively getting worse. |
151 | 003CB3C5 | 003CB42A | Ash is piling up faster than we expected. | Recounting what happened on the very arduous journey you just completed. |
152 | But going by the maps the earlier teams did, it at least doesn't seem to be spreading anymore. | Recounting what happened on the very arduous journey you just completed. | ||
153 | 003CB3C6 | 003CB438 | Sounds about par for the course. Seems there's not a sane mind south of Mount Blair. Anything else? | Taking a debrief. No nonsense. |
154 | 003CB3C7 | 003CB446 | Well, I found some more survivors. Started shooting at me the second they saw me, like the rest. | Recounting what happened on the very arduous journey you just completed. |
155 | 003CB3C8 | 003CB456 | Hmph. So, how's it look out there, Hank? | "Hmph" - someone just told you you don't need their permission. You're glad they remember that. Line 2- down to business. |
156 | 003CB3C9 | 003CB473 | You're captain, Melody. Don't need my permission. | Joking, but covering for your exhaustion. You just got back from a very hard foray into dangerous territory. |
157 | 003CB3CA | 003CB41C | You don't mind if I record? | Turning on a tape recorder. |
158 | 003CB3CB | 003CB42B | Oh god. Oh my god. | You're alone in this mine and now another nuke warning has come on the radio. You're terrified. |
159 | 003CB3CC | 003CB41D | Attention citizens. Nuclear strike imminent. Please exit the area at your earliest convenience. Thank you for your cooperation. | Robotic. |
160 | 003CB3CD | 003CB474 | Jesus, George. Don't ... fuck. George! Come back! | Your coworker just suggested leaving the mine while there are nukes going on outside. Yelling after him as he leaves. |
161 | 003CB3CE | 003CB419 | Get off me, Luann! I'm leaving. | You're deep in a mine and you're terrified because a mine just went off above your heads. Your coworker wants to stay down here. |
162 | 003CB3CF | 003CB471 | You don't have the slightest idea what's happening up there! | Your coworker just suggested leaving the mine while there are nukes going on outside. You think he's out of his mind. |
163 | 003CB3D0 | 003CB454 | This isn't a vault, Luann! We don't know if this place will hold! | You're deep in a mine and you're terrified because a mine just went off above your heads. Your coworker wants to stay down here. |
164 | 003CB3D1 | 003CB443 | Out of here? Are you crazy? We need shelter. This is shelter. | Your coworker just suggested leaving the mine while there are nukes going on outside. |
165 | 003CB3D2 | 003CB435 | No. No. No. No. Jesus Christ. We need to get out of here. | You're deep in a mine and you're terrified because a mine just went off above your heads. |
166 | 003CB3D3 | 003CB426 | Nuclear strike. It said nuclear strike. | Quite horror. You just realized your fear was correct - you're deep in a mine and a nuke just went off up above. |
167 | 003CB3D4 | 003CB417 | What the hell was that? Was that a... | You're deep in a mine and just felt a massive rumble and heard a blast. |
168 | 003CB3D5 | 003CB462 | Empty. Sound of a nuke explosion above ground should go here. | |
169 | 003CB3D6 | 003CB452 | Something about "convenience." Probably just an ad for Red Rocket, we get 'em all the--- | You're deep in a mine. Your coworker is freaking out. A strange ad just played on the radio. |
170 | 003CB3D7 | 003CB442 | What'd it say? | Concerned. You're deep inside a mine and a strange radio broadcast just came through. |
171 | 003CB3D8 | 003CB43A | Attention citizens. Nuclear strike imminent. Please exit the area at your earliest convenience. Thank you for your cooperation. | Robotic. |
172 | 003CB3D9 | 003CB44A | I don't hear anything. | Your coworker, deep inside this mine with you, is suddenly very scared. You don't hear what she's hearing. |
173 | 003CB3DA | 003CB434 | George. George! You hear that? Listen. | Concerned. You're deep inside a mine and you think you hear air raid sirens. |
174 | 003CB3DC | 003CB44F | And a pile of dead trains. | Singing to yourself a bit. |
175 | 003CB3DD | 003CB43F | Now it's just James. | Singing to yourself a bit. |
176 | 003CB3DE | 003CB430 | Since the world did blow! | Singing to yourself a bit. |
177 | 003CB3DF | 003CB428 | The trains don't go. | Singing to yourself a bit. |
178 | 003CB3E0 | 003CB453 | Waiting in vain. | Singing to yourself a bit. |
179 | 003CB3E1 | 003CB425 | So here I sit. | Singing to yourself a bit. |
180 | 003CB3E2 | 003CB416 | And I like trains. | Singing to yourself a bit. |
181 | 003CB3E3 | 003CB422 | My name is James. | Singing to yourself a bit. |
182 | 003CB3E4 | 003CB48E | Boys, there is no 197 from DC. And if you know what's good for you, you'll stop asking questions about it. Now gimme that tape. | A veiled threat. You're covering up a secret. "One-Ninety-Seven." |
183 | 003CB3E5 | 003CB45C | But, but that's not true. We saw it. We unloaded the damn thing. | Confused. You were just told you didn't have the experience you thought you did. |
184 | 003CB3E6 | 003CB44E | Look, I don't know what you think you saw, but there is no 197 out of DC. Here. Can look at the manifest yourself. | Cool. You're covering up a secret. "One-Ninety-Seven." |
185 | 003CB3E7 | 003CB43D | See! I told you, Walter. There's something screwy going on. This is the third shipment this month-- | Urgent. You want to get this all documented. You just heard a story that confirms a conspiracy you believe. You're cut off. |
186 | 003CB3E8 | 003CB42D | Yeah. Guy said his name was Grey. Kept asking what I was doing. If I'd seen anything. | One of your coworkers got real concerned after you told him a story about a train you unloaded. |
187 | 003CB3E9 | 003CB41F | Wait. The 197? | You just realized the person talking to you mentioned something they shouldn't have. "One-Ninety-Seven." |
188 | 003CB3EA | 003CB47B | And as soon as it's off the train, this creepy guy in a suit comes out of nowhere, starts questioning me. | One of your coworkers got real concerned after you told him a story about a train you unloaded. Getting a bit more confident. |
189 | 003CB3EB | 003CB45A | Uh huh. | You've been ordered to record this conversation instead of doing your job. Now you're bored. |
190 | 003CB3EC | 003CB44C | Uh, yeah. Sure. So we were unloading the 197 from DC. Huge set of containers. Industrial-sized. Locked up like Fort Knox. | A bit puzzled. One of your coworkers got real concerned after you told him a story about a train you unloaded. "One-Ninety-Seven." |
191 | 003CB3ED | 003CB44B | Good. Dan, tell him what you told me. | Urgent. You want to get this all documented. You just heard a story that confirms a conspiracy you believe. |
192 | 003CB3EE | 003CB41A | It's on. | You've been ordered to record this conversation instead of doing your job. You're irritated. |
193 | 003CB3EF | 003CB45E | You got that thing recording, Walter? | Urgent. You want to get this all documented. You just heard a story that confirms a conspiracy you believe. |
194 | 003CB3F0 | 003CB476 | You know where to find the Duchess. | Calm, cool, collected. You're speaking in a clandestine manner about guns you've procured for this man. |
195 | 003CB3F1 | 003CB429 | Bring the money to my place in Welch. | Calm, cool, collected. You're speaking in a clandestine manner about guns you've procured for this man. |
196 | 003CB3F2 | 003CB42E | But we don't do deliveries. | Calm, cool, collected. You're speaking in a clandestine manner about guns you've procured for this man. |
197 | 003CB3F3 | 003CB445 | Along with all the nails and safety equipment you could need. | Calm, cool, collected. You're speaking in a clandestine manner about guns you've procured for this man. |
198 | 003CB3F4 | 003CB42F | Wanted to let you know I've procured those tools you and your boys were asking after. | Calm, cool, collected. You're speaking in a clandestine manner about guns you've procured for this man. Hang on "tools" for a moment. |
199 | 003CB3F5 | 003CB421 | Hello Mick. | Calm, cool, collected. You're speaking in a clandestine manner about guns you've procured for this man. |
200 | 003CB3F6 | 003CB48F | Pop the Hornwright recruitment booth in downtown Charleston and sign-up today! | 50s salesman |
201 | 003CB3F7 | 003CB472 | We're looking for talented men ... and gals! ... interested in earning good pay for hard work... | 50s salesman |
202 | ... keeping Hornwright Industrial's fleet of advanced Auto-Mining robots active and kicking! | 50s salesman | ||
203 | 003CB3F8 | 003CB437 | Then its time you joined the Hornwright Industrial Auto-Miner Support Squads! | 50s salesman |
204 | 003CB3F9 | 003CB45D | Looking for a new career? Like working with your hands? Finding solutions to challenging problems? Fixing complex machinery in exciting environments? | 50s salesman |
205 | 003CB3FA | 003CB41E | Yes, ma'am. | Making that order happen. |
206 | 003CB3FB | 003CB440 | Yes, ma'am? | Ready to take an order. |
207 | 003CB3FC | 003CB475 | Go pay Betty a visit. Let her know this is the last credit she's ever getting. | Long pause before starting. Complete change in attitude. You're cool. Hard. Ruthless. |
208 | I'll keep Agent Danger occupied while you make your point crystal clear. | Cool. Ruthless. "Make your point crystal clear" should be menacing (but don't overdo it. Keep it cool). | ||
209 | 003CB3FD | 003CB431 | ... Butch. | Long pause before starting. Complete change in attitude. You're cool. Hard. Ruthless. |
210 | 003CB3FE | 003CB45F | That's my girl. Go quick and you can have Butch's too! | Yelling as the girl runs out the door. |
211 | 003CB3FF | 003CB433 | Agent Danger can do that! | Very excited. You're about to get a soda, a rare treat. |
212 | 003CB400 | 003CB459 | Agent Danger, would you be willing to take a mission for me? I need three of the coldest, iciest Nuka-Colas they've got down at Wabash's. | Brightening up. You've got an idea. |
213 | If I gave you some money, would you be willing to go get them for me? One of 'em's got your name on it. | Very sweet. | ||
214 | 003CB401 | 003CB424 | Uh, I think so, ma'am. | You're not sure what to make of someone telling you "you're my one weakness in this world." |
215 | 003CB402 | 003CB449 | Because she knows you're my one weakness in this world. | Sweetly. The child's mother sent her to collect drugs for her. You don't like her using her child like this. |
216 | 003CB403 | 003CB458 | Yes, ma'am. | |
217 | 003CB404 | 003CB423 | Momma sent you to do her begging. | A bit disappointed. The child's mother sent her to collect drugs for her. You don't like her using her child like this. |
218 | 003CB405 | 003CB448 | Momma said, go ask Ms. Duchess if she can cop us a two extra tabs of Buffout. Gerald can't work without it and she knows we're good for it. | Reciting what you were told. |
219 | 003CB406 | 003CB494 | Hmm. I suppose it doesn't. Now, to what do I owe the distinct pleasure? | This little girl lights up your day every time you see her. |
220 | 003CB407 | 003CB420 | That doesn't sound like a particularly good cookie, ma'am. | Someone just described you as a "sharp cookie." You're a bit confused, as that sounds awful. |
221 | 003CB408 | 003CB444 | Well, aren't you a sharp cookie. | Happy to see this little girl, who you know well. She just described out she outwitted her mother. |
222 | 003CB409 | 003CB48C | Yes. Momma said we can't play Agent Tornado anymore. Didn't say anything about Agent Danger. | Chipper. You're glad to see the woman you're talking to. Proud of yourself that you out thought your mother. |
223 | 003CB40A | 003CB436 | Is that so? | Happy to see this little girl, who you know well, but previously went by another name. |
224 | 003CB40B | 003CB45B | Yes, ma'am. Agent Tornado's retired. Too much collateral damage during missions. | Chipper. You're glad to see the woman you're talking to. A little bashful at the end. |
225 | 003CB40C | 003CB427 | Oh, it's Agent Danger today? | Happy to see this little girl, who you know well, but previously went by another name. |
226 | 003CB40D | 003CB44D | Agent Danger, reporting, ma'am. | Chipper. You're glad to see the woman you're talking to. |
227 | 003CB40E | 003CB418 | That's where you're wrong, son. | Cool, but firm. You've got guns trained on these men. They just don't know it yet. Whistle at the end of this line. Gun shots ring out. |
228 | 003CB40F | 003CB43C | Sir, I'm going to ask you one more time. Get back in your house. The only people in trouble are the Kaminskis ... for now. | No longer yelling, but talking to someone very forcefully. You suddenly feel a whole lot less safe. |
229 | 003CB410 | 003CB43B | You company boys take our jobs. Take our dignity. Now you want our homes, too? I'd say it concerns me plenty. | Cool, but firm. You've got guns trained on these men. They just don't know it yet. |
230 | 003CB411 | 003CB461 | Sir, this does not concern you. Please step back. | No longer yelling, but talking to someone very forcefully. You suddenly feel a whole lot less safe. |
231 | 003CB412 | 003CB42C | Don't think they're coming out, boys. | Cool, but firm. You've got guns trained on these men. They just don't know it yet. |
232 | 003CB413 | 003CB451 | Mr. and Mrs. Armand Kaminski. This is your final warning. Your domicile is situated on top of AMS property. | Yelling. You're here to evict a family from their home. |
233 | You have 15 seconds to exit your home. If you do not do so, my men and I are well within our rights to remove you by force. | Yelling. You're here to evict a family from their home. | ||
234 | 003CD8CE | 003CD8D1 | I can't believe we lost. | |
235 | We had one chance to prove that our Excavator Power Armor could beat the Hornwright Auto-Miner, and we blew it. | |||
236 | Why Vivian came up with her ridiculous challenge is beyond me. | |||
237 | She never even consulted with us first, just rolled it out there like a prize fight. | |||
238 | Then the newspapers got a hold of it, and everything blew out of proportion. Now we're the laughingstock of the mining industry. | |||
239 | Who in their right mind would buy any products from us after that? No one. | rhetorical question | ||
240 | So here I am, staring at the phone, waiting for the inevitable call to shut the R&D department down. | |||
241 | Vivian betted all our chips on this project, and Garrahan Mining has wiped out. | |||
242 | I wonder if Hornwright is hiring. | |||
243 | 003CD8CF | 003CD8D0 | Whew, I'm damn glad that headquarters upgraded the Rockhound's power system. | |
244 | Now that we have reactors installed, we can finally stop depending on the local power grid and diesel engines to keep this baby humming. | |||
245 | I can't even count the number of times the machine stalled because of blackouts or the engines quit. | |||
246 | Of course, working right next to four nuclear reactors isn't as cozy as it sounds. | |||
247 | The engineers say those things are perfectly safe, but they aren't the ones that'll be vaporized after a meltdown. | |||
248 | Still, those fat bonuses I've been getting on my paycheck are hard to ignore, so looks like I'll be staying for a while. | |||
249 | Anyway, it's almost time to change out the Ignition Cores. I'll record more later if I have the time. | |||
250 | 004E7172 | 004E719B | I am. Consider this interview my formal resignation. Spread the word, Ms. Carter. All I ask is that my warning goes with it ... and nothing else. | Being interviewed by a member of the press. You realized you have something this woman wants. Leaning into it to get what you want. |
251 | Now, if you wouldn't mind. My daughter and I have a lot to do. We're on our own out here, after all. | Being interviewed by a member of the press. Cordially showing her the door. | ||
252 | 004E7173 | 004E718E | ... I, I meant no offense. You just have to know how this looks from my end. | You're conducting an interview. You just crossed a line and got yelled at. You're keeping cool. |
253 | 004E7174 | 004E7197 | My health is not the issue here, Ms. Carter! These are peoples' lives! | Being interviewed by a member of the press. She just crossed a line by implying you might be crazy. |
254 | The Executive branch, captains of industry, the Department of Agriculture! I peeked into their world and they threatened my life! My daughter's life! | Being interviewed by a member of the press. She just crossed a line by implying you might be crazy. | ||
255 | We're just pawns to them! And the only way we survive ... is to step off the board. All I'm asking ... is that you share that message. | Angry initially, but finally calming yourself. | ||
256 | 004E7175 | 004E718A | Senator, I'm not trying to be rude here, but it sounds like you're trying to start a panic, and without evidence, I'm not willing to be a part of that. | You're conducting an interview. You just heard some out there claims and are skeptical about their truth. |
257 | I also have it under the strictest confidence that you've been seen making multiple visits to a certain Charleston neurologist as of... | You're explaining to this Senator why you're not inclined to believe him (he has early onset dementia). The Senator cuts you off. | ||
258 | 004E7176 | 004E7193 | You're going to have to, Ms. Carter. I'm trying to save lives, not put more at risk by exposing my sources. | Being interviewed by a member of the press. He needs to be a lot more on edge. This is a matter of life and death to Blackwell. |
259 | 004E7177 | 004E719D | And I'm just supposed to take your word for it? | You're conducting an interview. You just heard some out there claims and are skeptical about their truth. |
260 | 004E7178 | 004E718F | This is not some doomsday fever dream, if that's what you're asking, Ms. Carter. I received my information from reliable sources, yes. | Being interviewed by a member of the press. He needs to be a lot more on edge. This is a matter of life and death to Blackwell. |
261 | 004E7179 | 004E7190 | Sinister forces? The end is coming? Senator, you're making some big claims here. Do you have evidence to back it up? | You're conducting an interview. You just heard some out there claims and are skeptical about their truth. |
262 | 004E717A | 004E7199 | There are sinister forces at work in the halls of government. | This is your big ptich. Your life was threatened by these sinister forces. You don't want anyone else to die either. |
263 | I and my fellow members of the Free States will no longer be shackled to the putrefying corpse of this nation. | This is your big ptich. Your life was threatened by these sinister forces. You don't want anyone else to die either. | ||
264 | Nor should anyone who values their lives. There is only one recourse left for the people of the United States: strike out on your own. | This is your big pitch. Your life was threatened by these sinister forces. You don't want anyone else to die either. | ||
265 | Take whatever you can carry, get off the grid and get there fast. The end is coming, Ms. Carter. | This is your big pitch. Your life was threatened by these sinister forces. You don't want anyone else to die either. | ||
266 | And when it does, your government has no interest in keeping you safe. | This is your big pitch. Your life was threatened by these sinister forces. You don't want anyone else to die either. | ||
267 | 004E717B | 004E718C | What are you talking about Senator? | Interviewing a controversial and elusive Senator. Genuinely puzzled. The Senator just asked for your help in "saving people." |
268 | 004E717C | 004E7195 | Leaving was the only way I thought I'd be able to protect my family, Ms. Carter. | RERECORD. He needs to be a lot more on edge. This is a matter of life and death to Blackwell. Being interviewed by a member of the press. |
269 | But I've since realized that I'd left a lot of other people I care about in grave danger. I was hoping you could help me correct that. | Asking for help with getting your story out there. | ||
270 | 004E717D | 004E7188 | And why is that, Senator? Why did you leave your position so suddenly? | Interviewing a controversial and elusive Senator. Dialed in. You're going into interview mode. |
271 | 004E717E | 004E7198 | I apologize for that. Maintaining a low profile is a requirement for us now. | RERECORD. He needs to be a lot more on edge. This is a matter of life and death to Blackwell. Being interviewed by a member of the press. |
272 | 004E717F | 004E7191 | It was ... an experience. Not a lot of my interviews start with a bag over my heard. Just glad it didn't end up being a prank, I suppose. | Interviewing a controversial and elusive Senator. |
273 | 004E7180 | 004E7194 | Of course, Ms. Carter. I hope the trek wasn't too arduous. | RERECORD. He needs to be a lot more on edge. This is a matter of life and death to Blackwell. Being interviewed by a member of the press. |
274 | 004E7181 | 004E718B | All right. It's recording. Thank you again for reaching out to me. I can't tell you how shocked I was to find out your letter was the real deal. | Turning on a tape recorder. You're about to interview a controversial and elusive Senator. |
275 | 004E7182 | 004E719C | We're coming for you. And your family. This was your warning. | You're trying to scare a local Senator into leaving town. |
276 | 004E7183 | 004E7192 | You've been sticking your nose where it doesn't belong, Samuel. And now you've gone too far. | You're trying to scare a local Senator into leaving town. |
277 | 004E7184 | 004E7189 | Keeps going like that. Your daughter Judy's a busy woman, Senator. But not hard to find. | You're trying to scare a local Senator into leaving town. |
278 | 004E7185 | 004E7196 | Noon. Family Medicine rotation, Vault-Tec U Free Clinic. | You're reading off the school schedule of your target's daughter. You're trying to scare him into leaving town. |
279 | 004E7186 | 004E718D | 10:30 Radiation Therapy Training, Lab 206. | You're reading off the school schedule of your target's daughter. You're trying to scare him into leaving town. |
280 | 004E7187 | 004E719A | 9 AM - Degenerative Neurological Conditions, Room 121. | You're reading off the school schedule of your target's daughter. You're trying to scare him into leaving town. |
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1 | 002B8EEE | 002B8EF7 | Sanjay's log: Tygart Water Treatment. | About to record some bad news, but nothing that surprised him |
2 | Where to begin. This place is so far gone. I mean... how? It's not like this building got nuked or anything. | Trying to figure out how the water plant could be so damaged | ||
3 | Was this place run by animals? Are people that incompetent? | |||
4 | We've got fully corroded purifiers, filters, unused mind you, covered in some... black sludge. | Disgusted | ||
5 | Maria's not going to be happy about this. | |||
6 | 002B8EEF | 002B8EFB | Brandon managed to stick me with cleanup duty underneath the Widowmaker. | Slightly irritated because Brandon's a jerk. |
7 | Apparently, some group of kids really lost their lunch on there. | Kinda laughing at the kids | ||
8 | Typical vomit chain... All it takes is one, and the rest follow suit. | Thinking how one person vomits, it makes other people vomit. | ||
9 | The pics were priceless by the way. | This comment is sort of an aside | ||
10 | But the real joke's on Brandon. I found a 100 dollar bill down there plus the usual change. | Smirking. Feels she got the upper hand in the deal. | ||
11 | People say it's not worth it, but I gotta get out of here somehow... and if sifting through barf for cash makes that work, so be it. | Determined | ||
12 | 002B8EF2 | 002B8EF5 | Hey Riley, it's mom! Just wanted to send you this holotape you can play in case you miss us. | |
13 | We're so proud of you going on your first big adventure! You're going to have so much fun with all your friends! | Proud mother | ||
14 | I want you to be sure to listen to everything the scout masters and rangers tell you. | |||
15 | Remember, most of them are real people, so you can't throw things at them them like your Ms. Nanny. | |||
16 | So I don't want to hear any bad reports or get any phone calls in the middle of the night. | |||
17 | Mommy and daddy are on vacation, too, okay? | |||
18 | We love you very much, and miss you every day! And remember... Best behavior! | |||
19 | 002B8EF4 | 002B8EFA | Movie idea: Robot Rebellion. A Red Rocket Mega Stop tale of terror. | Getting an idea for a movie and pitching it to her holotape |
20 | With all services automated, who do you turn to when the robots are programmed to kill? | Getting an idea for a movie and pitching it to her holotape | ||
21 | Eh, last part needs some work, but I'll get Carly to spice it up. Maybe this trip wasn't such a waste after all. | Going back to her normal voice. | ||
22 | 002B8FED | 002B8FEE | If you think we're just going to reveal our work to an ex-Brotherhood member, think again. | Not mean, but serious. |
23 | You want to see how this system works, then you've got some serious trust to earn. | |||
24 | 002C60DB | 002C60DC | Found some ridiculous robot that upgraded me to a deputy. | |
25 | Jokes on him, I guess. Like I'm going to go grab these bombs and turn them in like some honorable citizen. | |||
26 | I'm keeping these babies for myself. Wiring's a bit gunked up, but I think I can make them work. | |||
27 | Just going to disarm this switch here to make sure it doesn't -- *explosion* | The rest of the line is "blow up in my face." We'll be adding an explosion here. | ||
28 | 003337E8 | 003337E9 | Raleigh gave the all clear. Not sure what I expected, but it definitely wasn't this. | |
29 | I knew the government would get us nuked. Easy population control that you can just blame on the Chinese. | |||
30 | Get rid of the unwanted lower class, cherry pick the middle. Leave the government and military to restore whatever order they want. | |||
31 | But look at this place. Have fun restoring this infected, mess of a world, you dipshits! | |||
32 | 003CB255 | 003CB269 | Please understand why I chose not to tell you. Abbie, you are smart enough to see our work through till the end. | Emphasis on "you are" because she is not fully confident. |
33 | Calvin, you're turning into such a fine young man. Your mother would've been proud, but not as proud as me. | |||
34 | You two take care of each other. You're going to make it through this. I know it. | |||
35 | 003CB256 | 003CB260 | I've been diagnosed with Parkinson's. I've still got plenty of time to live a normal life... well as normal as can be expected... | |
36 | But the time will come where my health will deteriorate and I can no longer care for myself. | |||
37 | I love you both tremendously, and you know that... but I will not be a burden to you, my children. Especially in these dark times. | |||
38 | If everything has gone according to plan, hopefully my death has meant something. | |||
39 | 003CB257 | 003CB266 | To my dearest Abigayle and Calvin. | |
40 | I've instructed Ella to give you this holotape on the event of my death. Please don't blame anything you're about to hear on her. | |||
41 | These are my wishes. Ella has respected them, and I expect you to as well. | |||
42 | 003CB258 | 003CB267 | I miss my mom... and my dad. You guys are supposed to be here. | |
43 | You took me away from my friends and my life all on your stupid promise that things were going to be fine! That this was best! | |||
44 | And is it? I can't do this on my own. I don't want to do this on my own. | Abbie's lowest point. | ||
45 | I just want things back the way they were. | |||
46 | 003CB259 | 003CB265 | Why couldn't we just... stay in our bunkers? Why'd we even have to go out there? | Abbie's lowest point. |
47 | I'd rather eat Cram every day and never see the sun again then be stuck here... alone. | |||
48 | 003CB25A | 003CB263 | Dear holotape. I'm pretty sure... that everyone I know is dead. | Abbie's lowest point. |
49 | If we hadn't bothered with this stupid, stupid system... they'd all still be here. | |||
50 | Well, guess what? If you all die, that kinda defeats the purpose! | |||
51 | 003CB25B | 003CB261 | Forget it. There's about a million reasons here, and I seriously can't cover them all. | Overwhelmed |
52 | Maybe the bunker is sinking. Maybe one of those beavers on buffout chewed through the power lines. Maybe the generator just gave up on life. | Talking to herself still and thinking of all the absurd things that could have happened. | ||
53 | Can't win 'em all, Abbie! Moving on... Another holotape for the trash. | Giving herself the type of pep talk a parent gives to a kid who lost a game. | ||
54 | 003CB25C | 003CB278 | Scenario 5. A worst case. This recording means my bunker is running on auxiliary power. | |
55 | You have... ideally four hours, potentially less, to somehow restore power and save this system! | Struggling with her positivity, but trying to be positive. | ||
56 | Let's see. Generator manual is here. Spare parts at Thunder Mountain, that would be fun. Tools... | Big sigh at the beginning. Talking to herself. "That would be fun" is very sarcastic. She knows it'd be terrible. | ||
57 | 003CB25D | 003CB264 | Ok, I can do this. I can do this. It's for them, not for you. I can do it for them. I can do this. | Start out with sighing, any noises that display frustration. Talking to herself, psyching herself up. "Them" is for her dead friends and family. |
58 | 003CB25E | 003CB268 | Hey there...! Survivor? Bleh, equally terrible. | Big breath , clearing throat before starting. Enthusiasm turns to awkwardness, turns to self criticizing. |
59 | Welcome to my humble bunker where we're all dead! By the way, how about you do a crap ton of super dangerous work that I promise you is worth it? | Up beat, friendly, but completely sarcastic because she's noting how futile this entire plan is. | ||
60 | You're on board, right? Of course you are, because the fate of humanity depends on it! | Friendly/happy sarcasm. | ||
61 | And my work here is done! | Happy enthusiasm, but knowing she's got a TON of work to do. | ||
62 | 003CB25F | 003CB262 | Howdy stranger! Er... oh god, I can't believe I said that. This is stupid. | Clears throat at the beginning. This is Abbie's very first holotape. |
63 | You're all alone. No one to hear, no one judging... and you can't say a simple line. Great. | Talking to herself, scolding. | ||
64 | 003CB39F | 003CB3A8 | We've been working on this detection system for so long now, I feel like we'll never see the end of it. | |
65 | Detectors, lures, uplinks. I think I'd rather die then head back to another relay tower at this rate. | |||
66 | But Raleigh and Niraj say it's worth it, and I believe them. | |||
67 | Those Scorched are nasty business... | |||
68 | And if I had the means to let people know they're coming, and better yet, maybe take a Scorchbeast out along the way? | |||
69 | Hell yeah, I'd say that's worth it. | |||
70 | 003CB3A0 | 003CB3AD | I feel like it's been non-stop missions for a while now. | |
71 | Gather supplies, head out, take a beating, set up a thing, take a few more beatings, come home, heal up... rinse and repeat. | |||
72 | Most days, I'm not even sure how we're still alive. | |||
73 | 003CB3A1 | 003CB3AE | Some of these survivors proved they aren't completely worthless, too. | |
74 | One guy, Duncan, turned out to be a decent hunter, and another gal, Kendyll, she's a better shot than me. | |||
75 | Still, you look at these people struggling here and just think... You bastards had your chance. | |||
76 | We practically spelled it out for you and you just turned up your noses and called us crazy. | |||
77 | Bunch of idiots... | |||
78 | 003CB3A2 | 003CB3AB | Things are finally starting to shape up around here at Harpers Ferry. | |
79 | We got a lot of defenses up and running, a real perimeter, and people taking lookout shifts. | |||
80 | Niraj is working on some new contraption to help with these brutal storms that sweep through. He said they could filter the air or something. | |||
81 | And Ella's got a decent clinic set up with the help of the Responders. | |||
82 | It makes me feel like maybe Raleigh was right, and we can have a real go at this. | |||
83 | 003CB3A3 | 003CB3AA | They seem to have realized what we knew all along... that the government wasn't going to lift a finger to help clean up this mess. | Disgusted with the government. |
84 | The Responders have been at it from the start with no sign of order, so they took it upon themselves to organize and help those in need. | |||
85 | It's also a relief to no longer be the only one with a real medical background and training. | |||
86 | Derek said he can bring back some supplies and help out a bit. At least until we're more settled. | Hopeful | ||
87 | Lucy's been a great help, but her training as an aesthetician can only go so far. | hopeful/tired | ||
88 | 003CB3A4 | 003CB3A9 | May 2, 2080. Jesus I'm tired. Ever since we agreed to help rebuild Harpers, it's just been non-stop work. | Exhausted from work. |
89 | These people are in some bad shape. Some are improving, but it pains me to see our supplies dwindle. | |||
90 | It's just that logical knowledge of knowing you packed for four and then suddenly you need to provide for eight. | Slight worry. | ||
91 | On the bright side, we met a guy named Derek the other day who said he's with a group of people called the Responders. | Hopeful | ||
92 | 003CB3A5 | 003CB3A7 | I've started taking samples for analysis. Hopefully, the plants can still be used for some good old holistic treatments. | Speaking more as a scientist |
93 | Raleigh's getting to work on a series of tests for the water and soil. I guess we can count ourselves lucky the air's breathable. | |||
94 | But this place... I grew up here and I barely recognize it. There's no way we were prepared for this. | Kind of in awe of what she's seeing, but also knowing the potential dangers. | ||
95 | Toxicity levels, slight mutations, yes. But I'm telling you, Darwin would lose his mind out here. | Fascinated again. | ||
96 | 003CB3A6 | 003CB3AC | July 15, 2079. Wow. Who would've thought a little radiation would turn this world upside down? | Fascinated as a scientist. |
97 | We were down in those bunkers for what, a couple years? There's no way radiation did all this all by itself in that amount of time. | Emphasis on the "alls" in "ALL this ALL by itself" | ||
98 | I mean, first off, this place is crawling with these orange-red vines, the likes of which there is no precedent for. | Fascinated | ||
99 | I saw a toad that wouldn't fit in a bathtub, a 12 point with two heads, be still my heart, and insects you don't even want to know about. | Fascinated and slightly disgusted. Ella has done her fair share of hunting. She'd love to mount those heads on her wall. | ||
100 | 003CB4BD | 003CB4C9 | I was your best friend for over forty years. I trusted you to help me see this through... | |
101 | If you acted like you gave a half a damn about anything besides yourself you could've helped me. | |||
102 | Maybe I never would've made the decision rebuild Harpers Ferry. Maybe half my family would still be alive... | |||
103 | 003CB4BE | 003CB4C6 | Sam, where the hell are you? I could really use my best friend right now. | Big sigh at the beginning. Addressing Sam, his best friend, who is MIA. More sad than angry. |
104 | This was our thing, you know. We were in this together. | |||
105 | Then you started in with the secrets, the no shows... You practically shoved Emily out the door, and now you're doing it to me? | Frustrated. Emily was Sam's wife. | ||
106 | 003CB4BF | 003CB4C7 | It's been... two weeks since I lost Trish and Marty. | First time talking about losing his wife and oldest daughter. |
107 | Two weeks since we lost Harpers to those... things... those Scorched and that... nightmare. | "Nightmare" is a Scorchbeast. | ||
108 | Two weeks of keeping it together for Mike and Megan... and all the others. | Trying to be a strong father to his remaining two kids and leader to the other Free States members. | ||
109 | 003CB4C0 | 003CB4C8 | Derek told us they've been hitting up the Responders for manpower and supplies and not taking no for an answer. | Thinking out loud to himself. |
110 | Well, they've got another thing coming if they try that over here, and we need to be ready. | |||
111 | 003CB4C1 | 003CB4C5 | I think it's time we claimed the Armory as our own territory. | Thinking out loud to himself. |
112 | I'll need to get Eddie and Niraj to help out with some security measures. | |||
113 | Survivors are gonna hate it, but we gotta protect our own, especially against the damn Brotherhood. | |||
114 | 003CB4C2 | 003CB4CC | Having said all this out loud, I think I've finally come to a decision. | |
115 | Now it's just going to be a matter of persuading the others that it's a good idea. | |||
116 | 003CB4C3 | 003CB4CA | Long story short, the town is a mess. People are dying. They need our "expertise," which I just took to mean help, supplies, you name it. | |
117 | So I grabbed Marty and went out there to have a look, and yeah. It's bad. | |||
118 | Maybe... Had I only gone alone, maybe I could keep this hidden from everyone... But Marty couldn't hold back her tears for those folks. | |||
119 | 003CB4C4 | 003CB4CB | I was approached today by Miranda Vox. | |
120 | Yep, the same woman who told me to shove my "movement" where the sun don't shine and get the hell out of "her" town. | |||
121 | She may be mayor of Harpers Ferry, or what's left of it, but I'm the one who's lived there all my life. | |||
122 | Grudges aside, she came asking for help. | |||
123 | 003CB4D0 | 003CB4DF | Look, if this is as big as you think it is, the Fire Breathers can handle any Raiders. | Serious and determined. |
124 | But I need to know how this system works and see it in action first. | Serious and determined | ||
125 | 003CB4D1 | 003CB4E1 | It's true, Hank. And this system would be done if it weren't for those damn Raiders. | Irritated at Madigan's doubt. "Difficult" refers to the Raiders getting in their way. |
126 | 003CB4D2 | 003CB4E6 | This is a real game changer, Raleigh... if what you say is true. | Getting serious. |
127 | 003CB4D3 | 003CB4E0 | It doesn't just lure them down. We found some research and tech at one of the Brotherhood's old outposts. | Explaining |
128 | Ella realized if we can blast a Scorchbeast with a certain frequency, it disorients it long enough for us to go in and take it out. | |||
129 | Niraj and Abbie started work on the tech. We tested it. And it works. | Says the last sentence with a pride. | ||
130 | 003CB4D8 | 003CB4E3 | Whoa, you're telling me you're luring those things down? You've got some balls, Free States. | |
131 | Even with your numbers, taking on a beast is no easy task. | |||
132 | 003CB4D9 | 003CB4E7 | What you nearly broke was a Scorchbeast lure. It's the best defense we have against them. | Explaining, more as a teacher/scientist then someone upset |
133 | 003CB4DA | 003CB4DE | Hey, you guys are always holed up in your bunkers, how else can I get your attention? | Casually speaking, almost joking. |
134 | Besides, a crazy contraption like that? Of course I'm gonna try to figure it out. | |||
135 | And by the way you guys came out fully armed and ready to fight, I'm guessing it's pretty big. | Smirking | ||
136 | 003CB4DB | 003CB4E4 | All right, Madigan, you want to explain why we found you out there tampering with our stuff? | Not angry or threatening, they aren't enemies, but still a bit stern |
137 | 003CB4DC | 003CB4E2 | I got it, Eddie, it's recording... Jesus. | Slightly whispered. Frustrated because she's competent and doesn't appreciate being treated like she isn't. |
138 | 003CB4DD | 003CB4E5 | Is it recording? Make sure it's recording. | Slightly whispered. Wants to be sure he gets this conversation with Madigan, who they just ran into and agreed to talk. |
139 | 003DC3A5 | 003DC3AD | I... I don't even know how to say it... but JD's dead... I... I've murdered my own brother. | Sad and weak. You're dying from a gunshot wound. |
140 | After I found out he'd been stealing our supplies for Brianna Hawke, I couldn't wait, so I rushed out and found him scouting the ridge. | Sad and weak. You're dying from a gunshot wound. | ||
141 | I... I have a hard time remembering the rest. | Sad and weak. You're dying from a gunshot wound. | ||
142 | I don't know if he slipped, or I pushed too hard, but my brother... he fell... he's dead and it's all my fault. | Sad and weak. You're dying from a gunshot wound. | ||
143 | When Brianna found out what happened, she gathered her group and hit the cabin with everything they had. They wanted me dead. | Sad and weak. You're dying from a gunshot wound. | ||
144 | I killed them all, but they got in a lucky shot, and I don't think I'm going to last much longer. Probably better this way. | Sad and weak. You're dying from a gunshot wound. | ||
145 | This whole thing... what I did... it reminds me of a passage I read in the Bible once. | Sad and weak. You're dying from a gunshot wound. | ||
146 | "Everyone who hates his brother is a murderer; and you know that no murderer has eternal life present in him." | Sad and weak. You're dying from a gunshot wound. | ||
147 | I guess... I proved that one right. | Sad and weak. You're dying from a gunshot wound. | ||
148 | 003DC3A6 | 003DC3B0 | It's been weeks since I chased off Brianna Hawke, and I feel like I've wasted all of it trying to convince JD that he was better off without her. | |
149 | I finally thought I was getting through, until I was cleaning up our cabin and found the goddamn notes they'd been passing to each other. | |||
150 | Instead of heading out to hunt, that hijo de perra's been stabbing me in the back by giving Brianna some of our supplies! | Just in case: http://www.spanishdict.com/translate/hijo%20de%20perra | ||
151 | After everything I've sacrificed for our family, how could he do this to me?! | |||
152 | When he gets back from today's "hunt" we're going to have a little chat about Brianna Hawke. And this time, I'm not going to just look the other way. | |||
153 | 003DC3A7 | 003DC3B2 | We were at our bunker when the Scorchbeasts attacked Harpers Ferry. It took them less than an hour to burn the place down. | |
154 | When the attack was over, I thought Brianna was dead and that JD would return to his old self. When he didn't, I became suspicious. | |||
155 | Then Brianna shows up at our cabin with a small group of survivors and everything became clear. | |||
156 | She had conned JD, played him this entire time, pretending to love him to give herself and her friends an invite to our bunker. | |||
157 | Well, there was no way I was going to let that happen. I told her she could march right back to her cave and find her own place to survive. | |||
158 | When JD tried to stop me, I had to knock him out. That's when Brianna's people pushed back, and I fired some shots into the air to scare them away. | |||
159 | Now I have to deal with JD, and damn is he going to be pissed. | |||
160 | 003DC3A8 | 003DC3AE | For the past few years, my brother's been bummed out - like really sad, you know? | |
161 | Personally, I don't think he's ever recovered from watching the world end. Hell, I don't think any of us have. | |||
162 | I tried to talk to him about it, but he kept pushing me away and changing the subject. | |||
163 | But after JD met Brianna Hawke in Harpers Ferry, things turned around. I guess she helped him out by giving him a different shoulder to cry on. | |||
164 | Why JD's more comfortable with her than his own brother, I'll never know. | |||
165 | Yeah, I'm kind of angry, maybe even a little jealous, but I'm going to let it go for his sake. | |||
166 | Still, there's something about Brianna that bugs me, so I'm going to keep an eye on her. | |||
167 | 003DC3A9 | 003DC3AC | When my brother JD & I answered the call to head into Harpers Ferry, we expected to find an organized Free States stronghold. | |
168 | Now that we're here, it's obvious that no one knows what the hell they're doing. | |||
169 | The other Free States families are wasting precious resources trying to restore Harpers Ferry and create a safe haven for survivors. | |||
170 | Instead, they should be turning the town into a fort and stockpiling supplies to prep for the long haul. | |||
171 | We'll still pitch in, but we don't plan on sticking around long to see what happens. | |||
172 | We don't think that Harpers Ferry will ever be safe, so we're going to use our share of the supplies to reinforce the bunker at our cabin. | |||
173 | 003DC3AA | 003DC3B1 | I don't know if I'm sick, or I'm dying, but my body has changed. | |
174 | I've sought help, but people laugh at my appearance or turn me away. | |||
175 | I'm what people are calling a "ghoul," a name that sickens me to my stomach. | |||
176 | I've been chased out of my own home, and now I'm running from place to place hiding like a criminal. | |||
177 | A week ago, I was begging for food and was almost shot by someone who didn't want me near them. Well, I've had enough. | |||
178 | I found a note from someone named Lucy Harwick. She claims to run a place where people like me can go to live their life without being afraid. | |||
179 | I'm going to head out to Valley Galleria to see if it's true. I hope to god that it is, because I don't know how much more of this I can take. | |||
180 | 003DC3AB | 003DC3AF | As my study of Hopewell Cave continues, I'm struck by the atypical nature of this Adena-based burial complex. | Adena = ah-dee-nah |
181 | The Adena culture generally buried their dead in large mounds and similar hill-shaped earthworks. | |||
182 | Due to the primitive nature of the tools from 1000 to 200 BC, stone carving was not yet a part of their society. | |||
183 | However, archeologists who investigated this "skull cave" site removed remains and artifacts belonging to the Adena culture. | |||
184 | I wonder if it's possible that the remains of the Adena people were moved to this location well after their society ceased to exist? | self-pondering a question | ||
185 | For one culture to treat another's with such reverence is unusual at best. I will continue my research to discover more. |