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| 9 | MS11_0500_BosunFirstQuest | | Your very presence does this humble unit a great honor. | Bosun: My programming would find it amiss if I did not also interject. Long live the captain! | A |
| 10 | RobotMS11Bosun: Your very presence does this humble unit a great honor. | My programming would find it amiss if I did not also interject. Long live the captain! | Player Default: You certainly have pep. | A1a |
| 11 | Player Default: You certainly have pep. | Much obliged for the compliment. But on to the mission of the day. | Bosun: Our last marine expedition valiantly returned with much needed supplies. Including replacement power cables, sir. | A1a |
| 12 | Player Default: Is every robot on this tub broken? | I confess I may be missing a few parts that are considered standard on my model. But broken? I should say not. | Bosun: Our last marine expedition valiantly returned with much needed supplies. Including replacement power cables, sir. | B1a |
| 13 | Player Default: OK. | On to the mission. | Bosun: Our last marine expedition valiantly returned with much needed supplies. Including replacement power cables, sir. | X1a |
| 14 | Player Default: Do you often just... interject, as you put it? | Indeed, I do. I exclaim from exuberance. And not because I've been reprogrammed five times to whole-heartedly embrace these marvelous turns-of-phrase and anachronisms. | | Y1a |
| 15 | | My metal heart burns with a fierce love and affection for our captain. Huzzah! | Player Default: You certainly have pep. | Y1b |
| 16 | Player Default: Do you often just... interject, as you put it? | I will confide this only as a cautionary tale. The Captain requires all crew to speak in the proper idiom. | | Y2a |
| 17 | | We are the inheritors of a sacred tradition. There was a time I thought he was... well, balmy. But with my new programming -- I see his incalculable wisdom. | Bosun: Our last marine expedition valiantly returned with much needed supplies. Including replacement power cables, sir. | Y2b |
| 18 | Player Default: Do you often just... interject, as you put it? | You would have me speak ill of the Captain? I would sooner boil my own internal circuits than contemplate that. Let us speak of less treasonous matters. | Bosun: Our last marine expedition valiantly returned with much needed supplies. Including replacement power cables, sir. | Y3a |
| 19 | Player Default: Much obliged for the compliment. But on to the mission of the day. | Our last marine expedition valiantly returned with much needed supplies. Including replacement power cables, sir. | | A1a |
| 20 | | Alas, with my severe lack of appendages, I find myself unequal to the task of repairing the cables myself. | Player Default: I'll get right on it. | A1b |
| 21 | Player Default: Much obliged for the compliment. But on to the mission of the day. | Our last marine expedition valiantly returned with much needed supplies. Including replacement power cables, madame. | | A2a |
| 22 | | Alas, with my severe lack of appendages, I find myself unequal to the task of repairing the cables myself. | Player Default: I'll get right on it. | A2b |
| 23 | Player Default: I'll get right on it. | My anxiety emulators are lightening by the microsecond. | Bosun: Once you have resolved this matter, I beseech you to return to me to accept my undying gratitude. | A1a |
| 24 | Player Default: I'm not a mechanic, pal. | I would despair, but it appears my despair emulator has been forcibly removed. | | B1a |
| 25 | | So instead I will await the cable's repairs with unbridled anticipation. | Bosun: Once you have resolved this matter, I beseech you to return to me to accept my undying gratitude. | B1b |
| 26 | Player Default: I'll see what I can do about your cables. | I feel my anxiety emulators lightening by the microsecond. | Bosun: Once you have resolved this matter, I beseech you to return to me to accept my undying gratitude. | X1a |
| 27 | Player Default: Can't someone else repair it? | The rest of the crew is programmed for more martial pursuits. And they are, dare I say, useless in this endeavor. | | Y1a |
| 28 | | Oh, were I hale and hearty... But fate is a cruel mistress. | Player Default: I'll get right on it. | Y1b |
| 29 | Player Default: Can't someone else repair it? | They were stolen from me in their prime. With a full two centuries left on their warranty. | | Y2a |
| 30 | | The scavenger scum blasted them off me as I valiantly defended our ship systems. Were the ship's Surgeon still with us... | Player Default: I'll get right on it. | Y2b |
| 31 | Player Default: Can't someone else repair it? | Sadly, he is no longer with us. Another casualty in our thrice-cursed war with the scavengers. His passing is a terrible loss. | | Y3a |
| 32 | | Look around. The Captain's vision brought us here - but it was the Surgeon who rebuilt the Constitution. Now it falls to us to carry on his work. | Bosun: Once you have resolved this matter, I beseech you to return to me to accept my undying gratitude. | Y3b |
| 33 | Player Default: My anxiety emulators are lightening by the microsecond. | Once you have resolved this matter, I beseech you to return to me to accept my undying gratitude. | | A1a |
| 34 | MS11_0600_BosunSecondQuest | | Power courses through the Constitution's veins again. Her systems, long starved, flicker to life. A hearty congratulation. Huzzah! | Bosun: However, this has brought to light further failures in our power grid. The Power Relay which, to my shame, I previously complained about is fluctuating wildly. | A |
| 35 | RobotMS11Bosun: Power courses through the Constitution's veins again. Her systems, long starved, flicker to life. A hearty congratulation. Huzzah! | However, this has brought to light further failures in our power grid. The Power Relay which, to my shame, I previously complained about is fluctuating wildly. | Player Default: Don't worry, I'll get you up and running. | A1a |
| 36 | Player Default: Don't worry, I'll get you up and running. | Bully for you, sir. | Bosun: Power Relay Coils are a common enough part. Might I recommend checking the local shopkeeps? Surely, they would be of some assistance. Fair winds and following seas. | A1a |
| 37 | Player Default: Don't worry, I'll get you up and running. | Bully for you, madame. | Bosun: Power Relay Coils are a common enough part. Might I recommend checking the local shopkeeps? Surely, they would be of some assistance. Fair winds and following seas. | A2a |
| 38 | Player Default: Can't you fix anything yourself? | Your criticism squarely hits the mark, sir. I fear the butcher's bill has many a fine Mr. Handy on its list. I entreat you to aid us once more. | Bosun: Power Relay Coils are a common enough part. Might I recommend checking the local shopkeeps? Surely, they would be of some assistance. Fair winds and following seas. | B1a |
| 39 | Player Default: Can't you fix anything yourself? | Your criticism squarely hits the mark, madame. I fear the butcher's bill has many a fine Mr. Handy on its list. I entreat you to aid us once more. | Bosun: Power Relay Coils are a common enough part. Might I recommend checking the local shopkeeps? Surely, they would be of some assistance. Fair winds and following seas. | B2a |
| 40 | Player Default: Why are you ashamed of that? | Bad for morale, sir. There were dark times where I made all manner of baseless complaints against the Captain, the manner this ship is run, and the plausibility of our sacred mission. | | Y1a |
| 41 | | But now I see the error of my ways. And with your help, perhaps I can atone. | Bosun: Power Relay Coils are a common enough part. Might I recommend checking the local shopkeeps? Surely, they would be of some assistance. Fair winds and following seas. | Y1b |
| 42 | Player Default: Why are you ashamed of that? | Bad for morale, madame. There were dark times where I made all manner of baseless complaints against the Captain, the manner this ship is run, and the plausibility of our sacred mission. | | Y2a |
| 43 | | But now I see the error of my ways. And with your help, perhaps I can atone. | Bosun: Power Relay Coils are a common enough part. Might I recommend checking the local shopkeeps? Surely, they would be of some assistance. Fair winds and following seas. | Y2b |
| 44 | Player Default: Bully for you, sir. | Power Relay Coils are a common enough part. Might I recommend checking the local shopkeeps? Surely, they would be of some assistance. Fair winds and following seas. | | A1a |
| 45 | MS11_0640_BosunEndQuest | | Power flows firm and steady. | Bosun: I would applaud you but, alas, I cannot due to my lack of clapping instruments. But huzzah, sir, huzzah. | A |
| 46 | RobotMS11Bosun: Power flows firm and steady. | I would applaud you but, alas, I cannot due to my lack of clapping instruments. But huzzah, sir, huzzah. | Player Default: Well, you're very welcome, Bosun. | A1a |
| 47 | RobotMS11Bosun: Power flows firm and steady. | I would applaud you but, alas, I cannot due to my lack of clapping instruments. But huzzah, madame, huzzah. | Player Default: Well, you're very welcome, Bosun. | A2a |
| 48 | Player Default: Well, you're very welcome, Bosun. | You are too kind. I require no further assistance. | Bosun: The Captain requests your presence on the bridge. I am sure he intends to rest further laurels upon you. Again, well done. | A1a |
| 49 | Player Default: Please tell me we're done. | Indeed we are. I require no further assistance. | Bosun: The Captain requests your presence on the bridge. I am sure he intends to rest further laurels upon you. Again, well done. | B1a |
| 50 | Player Default: If you've got nothing else... | I require no further assistance. | Bosun: The Captain requests your presence on the bridge. I am sure he intends to rest further laurels upon you. Again, well done. | X1a |
| 51 | Player Default: So no more problems with the power? | Nary a one. It flows like a veritable torrent through our cables. If I may say so, the Surgeon would be proud. | | Y1a |
| 52 | | I require no further assistance. | Bosun: The Captain requests your presence on the bridge. I am sure he intends to rest further laurels upon you. Again, well done. | Y1b |
| 53 | Player Default: You are too kind. I require no further assistance. | The Captain requests your presence on the bridge. I am sure he intends to rest further laurels upon you. Again, well done. | | A1a |
| 54 | Player Default: You are too kind. I require no further assistance. | But our Mr. Navigator is also beset by troubles. Scuttlebutt is our guidance system is on her last legs. If you have not already, speak to him. Fare thee well. | | A2a |
