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RESPONSE TEXT
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| GREETING
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GREETING
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Neutral 50
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Good luck to you, and Godspeed.
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| GREETING
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Neutral 50
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Saints alive! You've done it!
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| Neutral 50
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Quickly, let me have the ink and I will produce the copy of the Declaration of Independence!
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| Neutral 50
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Here you are... a perfect copy. That should give ol' George something to think about.
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| Neutral 50
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What are the next orders from the Congress?
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| GREETING
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Neutral 50
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Have you reached a decision? Will you assist me in forging a copy of the Declaration?
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| GREETING
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Neutral 50
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If you have something to say, be quick about it or begone.
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| GREETING
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Neutral 50
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You've breached our defenses, evaded our best soldiers and you've raided my home.
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| Neutral 50
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But I have not yet begun to fight! I cannot allow you to steal our freedom!
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| Neutral 50
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The Declaration must remain here! It is our symbol of hope, the one thing that cries out "We are a free nation"!
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| MS15Bailout
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Let me ask you something else.
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Neutral 50
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Very well.
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| MS15ButtonCT01
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What are you talking about? You're a robot!
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Neutral 50
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I am not a "robot." I am Button Gwinnett, second signer of the Declaration of Independence and distinguished representative from Georgia.
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| Neutral 50
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I know your fighting prowess far exceeds my own, but I will still duel you to the death if I must.
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| Neutral 50
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What will it be then? Rapiers? Pistols at dawn? Out with it!
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| MS15ButtonCT01a
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Just who are you, exactly?
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Neutral 50
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Why, I am Button Gwinnett, second signer of the Declaration of Independence and distinguished representative from Georgia.
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| Neutral 50
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I know your fighting prowess far exceeds my own, but I will still duel you to the death if I must.
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| Neutral 50
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What will it be then? Rapiers? Pistols at dawn? Out with it!
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| MS15ButtonCT02
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Get out of my way you lunatic!
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Neutral 50
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I will NOT stand down, sir! To quote the words of the great Thomas Jefferson...
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| Neutral 50
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If our house be on fire, without inquiring whether it was fired from within or without, we must try to extinguish it!
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| Get out of my way you lunatic!
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Neutral 50
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I will NOT stand down, ma'am! To quote the words of the great Thomas Jefferson...
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| Neutral 50
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If our house be on fire, without inquiring whether it was fired from within or without, we must try to extinguish it!
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| MS15ButtonCT02aIntelligence
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You must be Button Gwinnett, second signer of the Declaration!
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Neutral 50
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Then my reputation precedes me. Good.
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| Neutral 50
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That should make you well aware that I am not to be trifled with and that my loyalty to the States is legendary.
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| Neutral 50
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I know your fighting prowess far exceeds my own, but I will still duel you to the death if I must!
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| Neutral 50
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What will it be then? Rapiers? Pistols at dawn? Out with it!
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| MS15ButtonCT03
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Why would you do all that over a scrap of paper?
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Neutral 50
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This is no mere scrap of paper, sir. This is the doctrine laid down by my fellow members of the Second Continental Congress.
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| Neutral 50
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It absolves us of the tyranny of King George the Third of Great Britain. It is perhaps the greatest symbol of this free nation.
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| Why would you do all that over a scrap of paper?
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Neutral 50
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This is no mere scrap of paper, madam. This is the doctrine laid down by my fellow members of the Second Continental Congress.
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| Neutral 50
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It absolves us of the tyranny of King George the Third of Great Britain. It is perhaps the greatest symbol of this free nation.
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| MS15ButtonCT03a
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That's quite brave of you. To potentially sacrifice your life over a document.
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Neutral 50
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This is no mere document, sir. This is the doctrine laid down by my fellow members of the Second Continental Congress.
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| Neutral 50
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It absolves us of the tyranny of King George the Third of Great Britain. It is perhaps the greatest symbol of this free nation!
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| That's quite brave of you. To potentially sacrifice your life over a document.
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Neutral 50
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This is no mere document, madam. This is the doctrine laid down by my fellow members of the Second Continental Congress.
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| Neutral 50
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It absolves us of the tyranny of King George the Third of Great Britain. It is perhaps the greatest symbol of this free nation.
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| MS15ButtonCT03b
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You're not even human, you stupid bucket of bolts!
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Surprise 80
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To suggest such a thing isn't just a falsehood... it's blasphemy!
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| Neutral 50
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The doctrine I defend was laid down by my fellow members of the Second Continental Congress.
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| Neutral 50
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It absolves us of the tyranny of King George the Third of Great Britain. It is perhaps the greatest symbol of this free nation!
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| MS15ButtonCT04
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You do realize that it's about 500 years later, don't you?
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Neutral 50
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Petty lies and deceit may be the way of Great Britain's crown, but I will not succumb to such tomfoolery.
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| Neutral 50
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Since it appears you wish to resolve this without bloodshed, may I suggest you stand down and surrender?
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| Neutral 50
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I can promise that you will be treated well; in a manner accustomed to any member of the Royal Army.
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| MS15ButtonCT04a
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Is there some way we can make a compromise?
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Neutral 50
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Broken promises and deceit may be the way of Great Britain's crown, but I will not succumb to such tomfoolery.
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| Neutral 50
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Since it appears you wish to resolve this without bloodshed, may I suggest you stand down and surrender?
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| Neutral 50
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I can promise that you will be treated well; in a manner accustomed to any member of the Royal Army.
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| MS15ButtonCT04b
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This is what's going to happen. You die, I get the Declaration. Understand?
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Neutral 50
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I've been patient and I've spoken to you like a gentleman.
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| Neutral 50
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But if all you understand is violence, then let justice be done and let the Almighty decide the rightful winner. Defend yourself!
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| MS15ButtonCT05
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Ummm, allow me to ponder my decision.
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Neutral 50
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Very well, but any attempt to take the Declaration of Independence will be considered an act of war.
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| MS15ButtonCT05a
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Nope, sorry. I've got to have that Declaration at any cost.
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Neutral 50
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I've been patient and I've spoken to you like a gentleman.
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| Neutral 50
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But if all you understand is violence, then let justice be done and let the Almighty decide the rightful winner. Defend yourself!
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| MS15ButtonCT06
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There's more to this than you realize, Button.
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Neutral 50
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Please explain, but I warn you, I am well versed on the tactics of the underhanded Redcoat spy. You'd do well to remember that.
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| MS15ButtonCT07SC
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I'm Thomas Jefferson and I've returned to liberate the Declaration.
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Neutral 50
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Saints alive! It is both an honor and a privilege, sir. I was hoping this day would arrive.
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| Neutral 50
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I hope these fortifications are up to your high standards, sir. All of my men await your command to push and retake the Capital!
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| Neutral 50
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May I ask where you intend to bring the document?
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| MS15ButtonCT07SCFemale
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I'm an agent of Thomas Jefferson and I've returned to liberate the Declaration.
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Neutral 50
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Saints alive! It is both an honor and a privilege, madam. I knew the day would arrive that Jefferson would send someone to help!
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| Neutral 50
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I hope these fortifications are up to your high standards, madam. All of my men await your command to push and retake the Capital!
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| Neutral 50
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May I ask where you intend to bring the document?
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| MS15ButtonCT08
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Let me prove my honesty by helping you trick the Redcoats.
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Neutral 50
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Interesting. I had a plan for just this sort of situation. Perhaps this will prove that you're here as an ally rather than an enemy.
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| Neutral 50
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We create a forgery of the Declaration and send it off to Great Britain! It might be just the delay we need to get the document out of here safely.
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| Neutral 50
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I'd love to be at court when King George finds out he wasted all his resources gaining a forgery!
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| Neutral 50
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We have to be cautious though, the British scholars would recognize a poor duplicate almost immediately.
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| MS15ButtonCT08a
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You were right! I am a Redcoat Spy and the place is surrounded by my army!
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Neutral 50
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Do you take me for a complete fool?
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| Neutral 50
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I too have spies, and they tell me you have no army with you.
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| Neutral 50
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However, since you've admitted to being the enemy and you have no wish to surrender, I'm afraid you'll have to be executed for your crimes!
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| MS15ButtonCTRobotics
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Enough of this. Command protocol delta-seven-six. Reset.
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Neutral 50
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Standby. Rebooting program.
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| Neutral 50
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Command structure reset... complete. Self diagnostic... complete.
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| Neutral 50
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Program reset. Awaiting user input.
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| MS15ButtonForgeEnd01
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Keep the Declaration safe... don't let anyone take it.
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Neutral 50
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It will be done. The only way to get the Declaration now would be to pry it from my cold, dead fingers.
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| Neutral 50
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It's been an honor meeting you, I can see you are indeed a patriot among men.
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| Neutral 50
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Now go... you'll have no further trouble from my men. Godspeed.
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| MS15ButtonForgeEnd02
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Do whatever you want... I'm out of here.
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Neutral 50
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Very well, I'm sure you need to hasten back to headquarters.
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| Neutral 50
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It's been an honor meeting you, I can see you are indeed a patriot among men.
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| Neutral 50
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Now go... you'll have no further trouble from my men. Godspeed.
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| MS15ButtonForgeEnd03
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Blow yourself up.
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Neutral 50
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I am shocked to hear these words from you. I thought I was doing my best to hold these fortifications on behalf of our country.
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| Neutral 50
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Since I have obviously failed that task in your eyes, the only task I held dear, I see no recourse but to do the honorable thing.
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| Neutral 50
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Farewell and Godspeed.
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| MS15ButtonForgery01
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How can we create a convincing forgery?
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Neutral 50
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If you were to bring me some iron gall ink, I could produce a mirror perfect duplication.
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| Neutral 50
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The best place to find some would be in the Arlington Library, which is why I have been unable to do this myself.
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| Neutral 50
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After all, I can't abandon these fortifications.
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| MS15ButtonForgery01a
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Anything we can do to pull the wool over their eyes is a blow for freedom!
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Neutral 50
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Hear, hear!
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| Neutral 50
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If you were to bring me some iron gall ink, I could produce a mirror perfect duplication.
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| Neutral 50
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The best place to find some would be in the Arlington Library, which is why I have been unable to do this myself.
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| Neutral 50
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After all, I can't abandon these fortifications.
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| MS15ButtonForgery01b
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I've got it! We'll kill all of the English scholars!
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Neutral 50
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Forgive my impertinence, but that's foolish.
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| Neutral 50
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However, if you were to bring me some iron gall ink, I could produce a mirror perfect duplication.
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| Neutral 50
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The best place to find some would be in the Arlington Library, which is why I have been unable to do this myself.
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| Neutral 50
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After all, I can't abandon these fortifications.
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| MS15ButtonForgery02
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I'll try and get the ink for you.
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Neutral 50
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Excellent! Please hasten back. There's no telling how much longer we can hold here at the fort.
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| Neutral 50
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I hear the thumping of their cannonade getting closer by the minute. Soon, our walls will be breached and the last bastion of the U.S.A. may fall!
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| MS15ButtonForgery02a
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This is getting ridiculous. Just give me the Declaration, now!
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Neutral 50
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I think you'll find that to be very difficult when you'll soon be hanging from the gallows outside the State House in Philadelphia!
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| MS15ButtonForgery03
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Let me think about that option.
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Neutral 50
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Very well, but don't think too long. We don't have much time. My spies say their tall ships are sailing into our harbors even as we speak.
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| MS15ButtonHackSpecial
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Please describe your original function.
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Neutral 50
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Original function parameters are as follows. Function One: Provide tour guide services for visitors to National Archives facility.
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| Neutral 50
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Function Two: Participate in reenactment of the signing of Declaration of Independence show as the character Button Gwinnett.
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| Neutral 50
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Function Three: Provide security support for National Archives facility in the event of a breach or threat to any of its assets.
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| MS15ButtonJeff01
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It will be carried to our new President, Abraham Washington.
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Neutral 50
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A new president? So, the Stars and Stripes truly are forever. All hail the red, white and blue!
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| Neutral 50
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Does... does this mean the War is over? Have we won?
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| It will be carried to our new President, ummm, Lincoln Madison.
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Neutral 50
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A new president? So, the Stars and Stripes truly are forever. All hail the red, white and blue!
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| Neutral 50
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Does... does this mean the War is over? Have we won?
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| MS15ButtonJeff02
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It will be brought to the State House for safe keeping.
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Neutral 50
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The State House still stands? Then the Stars and Stripes truly are forever. All hail the red, white and blue!
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| Neutral 50
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Does... does this mean the War is over? Have we won?
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| MS15ButtonJeff02a
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I am presenting it to our King in Great Britain.
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Neutral 50
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No! It can't be! Then the Stars and Stripes have indeed fallen.
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| Neutral 50
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This is a sad day, a day that every man, woman and child will remember as they toil in the English salt mines as slaves.
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| Neutral 50
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Although my brow is heavy, I am honored that you've come to tell me this in person like a true gentleman.
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| Neutral 50
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What are your final orders?
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| MS15ButtonJeff03
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Yes, Button. We won!
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Neutral 50
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It's over? Amen to that. Then I suppose my posting here at the fort is complete.
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| Neutral 50
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I think you said it best when you said: "We in America do not have government by the majority. We have government by the majority who participate."
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| Neutral 50
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It has been both an honor and a privilege to serve in the army of the United States.
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| Neutral 50
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What are your final orders?
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| MS15ButtonJeff04
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Sure, whatever.
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Neutral 50
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I'm surprised you're not reveling in the moment. This is a great day for the United States of America.
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| Neutral 50
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I think you said it best when you said: "We in America do not have government by the majority. We have government by the majority who participate."
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| Neutral 50
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It has been both an honor and a privilege to serve the United States.
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| Neutral 50
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What are your final orders?
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| MS15ButtonJeff05
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Just give me the damn Declaration already!
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Neutral 50
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I'm shocked at your tone. This is a great day for the United States of America!
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| Neutral 50
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I think you said it best when you said: "We in America do not have government by the majority. We have government by the majority who participate."
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| Neutral 50
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It has been both an honor and a privilege to serve the United States.
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| Neutral 50
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What are your final orders?
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| MS15ButtonJeffEnd01
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Stand down, and honorably relinquish your post. You've earned a rest.
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Neutral 50
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Coming from you, that means all the world to me. It's been an honor and a privilege to serve my country.
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| Neutral 50
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It's time for me to take a long-needed rest. I think you'll find that the rest of my men are long-due for the same.
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| Neutral 50
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I hereby relinquish command and control of this fortification to you.
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| Neutral 50
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Good luck to you, Mr. Jefferson... and give Sally my regards.
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| MS15ButtonJeffEnd02
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You can do whatever you like.
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Neutral 50
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Then I choose to take a long-needed rest. I think you'll find that the rest of my men are long-due for the same.
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| Neutral 50
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I hereby relinquish command and control of this fortification to you.
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| Neutral 50
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Good luck to you, Mr. Jefferson... and give Sally my regards.
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| MS15ButtonJeffEnd03
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You're a disgrace. I order your immediate dismissal from the Congress!
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Neutral 50
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I am shocked to hear these words from you. I thought I was doing my best to hold these fortifications on behalf of our country.
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| Neutral 50
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Since I have obviously failed that task in your eyes, the only task I held dear, I see no recourse but to do the honorable thing.
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| Neutral 50
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I hereby relinquish command and control of this fortification to you.
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| Neutral 50
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Good luck to you, Mr. Jefferson... and give Sally my regards.
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| MS15TLArlington
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How do I get to the Arlington Library?
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Neutral 50
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The journey will be rife with peril I'm afraid.
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| Neutral 50
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You cross Farmer Smith's cornfield and make your way up Greenleaf Hill. Ford your way across Quickrun Creek and make for the horse path.
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| Neutral 50
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When the pines thin out, you need to make your way along the edge of Arlington. Watch out for Redcoats. They have a garrison there.
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| Neutral 50
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The building across from the fish market is the Library. Look for the old clock tower.
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| MS15TLButtonFunction
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How did you end up in this place?
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Neutral 50
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I was posted here by Thomas Jefferson after the Declaration was drafted. He said it was my duty to protect the document at all costs.
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| Neutral 50
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I spent quite a while whipping this place into shape, but with a lot of spit and polish, I think the results speak for themselves.
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| Neutral 50
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I'm proud to fly the Stars and Stripes over these fortifications.
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| How did you end up in this place?
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Neutral 50
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I'm afraid until I know exactly what your intentions are, I can't divulge that top secret information.
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| MS15TLButtonReboot
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What are your command options?
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Neutral 50
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I can currently be ordered to shut down, resume my previous programming state, or resume my original functions.
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| MS15TLButtonReboot01
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Issue shutdown command alpha-seven-three. Initiate.
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Neutral 50
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Affirmative. Offloading command protocols and beginning shutdown sequence.
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| Neutral 50
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Shutting down in 3... 2... 1.
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| MS15TLButtonReboot02
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Resume previous programming state. Command alpha-nine-nine.
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Neutral 50
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Standby, retrieving memory records. Found latest logged entry.
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| Neutral 50
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Reinitializing in 3... 2... 1.
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| Neutral 50
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You've breached our defenses, evaded our best soldiers and you've raided my home.
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| Neutral 50
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But I have not yet begun to fight! I cannot allow you to steal our freedom!
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| Neutral 50
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The Declaration must remain here! It is our symbol of hope, the one thing that cries out "We are a free nation"!
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| MS15TLButtonReboot03
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Resume your original functions. Command alpha-six-eight. Initiate.
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Neutral 50
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Initiating memory wipe and function restart in 3... 2... 1.
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| Neutral 50
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Error. Memory core damaged. Cannot retrieve base command routines. Please reselect input.
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| MS15TLDeclarationTopic
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I have a few questions about the Declaration of Independence.
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Neutral 50
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Oh very well. There's no harm in that.
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MS15TLDeclarationTopic01
What does the Declaration of Independence look like?
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Did you sign the Declaration of Independence?
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Neutral 50
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Yes, I was proud to participate in the signing of the Declaration of Independence along with fifty five of my fellow freedom fighters.
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144
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| Neutral 50
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It was an honor to have my signature among those of Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson and John Adams.
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| Neutral 50
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Except maybe for Hancock, that show off.
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| MS15TLDeclarationTopic02
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What's the history behind the document?
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Neutral 50
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On July 4, 1776 the Second Continental Congress declared that the original Thirteen Colonies of America were now free and independent states.
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| Neutral 50
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This paper stated their intentions to sever all ties with the monarchy in Great Britain and operate as an independent nation.
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| Neutral 50
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It's perhaps the single most important document in United States history.
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| MS15TLFacts
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Is there anything else you can tell me about the Declaration?
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Neutral 50
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The Lee Resolution, enacted two days earlier, was the actual independence declaration.
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150
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| Neutral 50
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The Declaration itself was an expansion of that resolution for public consumption.
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151
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| What else do you know about the Declaration?
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Neutral 50
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The Declaration of Independence wasn't fully signed by all of the delegates until August 2, 1776.
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152
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| Any other facts you can share about the Declaration?
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Neutral 50
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The colony of New York abstained from the Declaration and then later declared its own independence on July 9, 1776.
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153
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| What else can you tell me about the Declaration?
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Neutral 50
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Although it's often pictured as if all of the delegates signed the paper in a grand meeting, the delegates often signed it in secret one at a time.
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| SpeechChallengeFailure
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SpeechChallengeFailure
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Neutral 50
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You sir, are a liar, a fraud and likely a spy of the Royal Crown. I warn you not to test my patience. You'll find it wearing quite thin.
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