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This is a transcript for dialogue with Odessa Valdez. |
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BS01_Dialogue_Valdez[]
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| 1 | 005C5B24 | 005C5B9A | Let's talk. Maybe we'll both learn something. |
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| 2 | 005C5B9B | What can I do for you? Or did you come to lend a hand? |
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| 3 | 005C5B9C | Anything you need to know? |
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| 4 | 005C5B9D | Have a question? The past has the answers, but I'm not a bad backup. |
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| 5 | 005C5B9F | I've always got time for you, Initiate. What do you need? |
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| 6 | 005C5BA0 | Well if it isn't my favorite Initiate. How can I help? |
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| 7 | 005C5BA1 | Any new deeds to add to your Scroll? |
The Scrolls list the deeds of each Brotherhood of Steel member | |
| 8 | 005E4B29 | Hi Initiate. How're you holding up? Need to talk? |
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| 9 | 005E4B2A | Knight Shin may be upset with you, but you'll always have my ear. |
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| 10 | 005E4B2B | Paladin Rahmani may be upset with you, but you'll always have my ear. |
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| 11 | 00605C4F | I hope Knight Shin is going to be all right. I wish I had more medical training, but it's probably best I leave that to our specialists. |
Concerned for a friend | |
| 12 | 00605C50 | Knight-Errant. It's good seeing you. Oh, and congratulations again on the promotion. |
Friendly | |
| 13 | 00605C51 | Oh, hello, Knight-Errant. Something I can help you with? |
Friendly | |
| 14 | 00605C52 | Everything is running smoothly, Knight-Errant. All things considered, that is. |
Friendly, slightly joking | |
| 15 | 00605C53 | I never thought we'd end up here... The Paladin had always stayed strong in her beliefs... |
Grieving | |
| 16 | But I didn't think we'd be put in the position to... Well, I guess we don't need to relive it again. I'm just... feeling a little lost without her. | Feeling hurt, alone | ||
| 17 | 00605C54 | It's good that Paladin Rahmani, or, um, Leila was able to walk away from this unharmed. |
Grieving | |
| 18 | I know she's more than capable of looking out for herself... But I hope she stays safe. | Slight concern | ||
| 19 | 00605C62 | I can't help but wonder what's next for Shin. We traveled a long and difficult road together. It's hard to see him off. |
Missing a friend | |
| 20 | It's a futile thought, but how different would things have been if Knight Connors was still with us? | Missing her mentor | ||
| 21 | 00605C63 | Losing Shin in that way... I can't get it out of my mind. I'm angry... at myself, I think. |
Struggling to come to terms | |
| 22 | His beliefs put us in a position where we had to... well, you know. But I keep wondering if there was no other way. | Trying to find an impossible solution | ||
| 23 | (Sigh) To be honest, I'm not sure what to make of it anymore. I think I just... miss him. | Missing her friend | ||
| 24 | 005C5B25 | 005C5BA3 | Watch your step, it's a mess up here. |
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| 25 | 005C5BA4 | Here to lend a hand? |
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| 26 | 005C5BA5 | What's the word from the Wasteland? |
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| 27 | 005C5BA6 | Something I can help you with? |
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| 28 | 005C5BA7 | Staying safe out there? |
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| 29 | 005C5BA8 | We're really fixing this place up, don't you think? |
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| 30 | 005C5BA9 | If you stumble on any new tech, you know who to bring it to. |
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| 31 | 005C5BAA | Don't mind the clutter. Atlas is a work in progress. |
Atlas = Fort Atlas, the Brotherhood of Steel's base | |
| 32 | 005C5BAB | I don't suppose you know how to spot weld? |
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| 33 | 005C5BAC | Shouldn't you be waiting in the entryway? |
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| 34 | 005C5BAD | If you're going to be walking around up here, at least grab a wrench and help me out. |
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| 35 | 005C5BAE | Hello, Initiate. |
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| 36 | 005C5BB0 | Need some words of wisdom, Initiate? |
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| 37 | 005C5BB1 | Come to help out in the 'shop? |
'shop = workshop | |
| 38 | 005C5BB2 | Bring any new finds today? |
The Scribes collect technology | |
| 39 | 005C5BB4 | If you're here to join up, you need to go through the proper channels. |
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| 40 | 005E4B30 | Thanks for all your help, Initiate. Things have gotten dicey, but we're a Brotherhood. We'll get through it. |
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| 41 | 005E4B31 | I'm glad you're with us, Initiate, and sorry you have to see us at our worst. |
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| 42 | 005E4B32 | Don't worry about Knight Shin, you know how he is by now. I'm sure he'll come around. At least, I hope he will... |
Shin is a very angry individual | |
| 43 | 005E4B33 | Don't worry about Paladin Rahmani. Her decision may seem rash, but I'm sure she'll correct course soon. At least, I hope she will... |
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| 44 | 00605C4A | Hello, Knight-Errant. |
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| 45 | 00605C4B | Was hoping you'd still stop by. |
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| 46 | 00605C56 | Knight-Errant. Good seeing you. |
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| 47 | 005C5B26 | 005C5BB9 | Calibrate this, tighten that... |
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| 48 | 005C5BBA | With all these new Initiates, I may need another Scribe just to keep the Scrolls up to date. |
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| 49 | 005C5BBB | Just a few more tweaks, then it's back to working on that Vertibird. |
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| 50 | 005C5BBC | How can I find time to study our history with all this maintenance work piling up? |
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| 51 | 005C5BBD | We come all the way from California, and here I am fixing broken pipes. |
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| 52 | 005C5BBE | I wonder what stories are hiding in the mountains out here? |
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| 53 | 005C5BBF | The Scorched Plague... I've seen nothing like it. I wonder if I could get my hands on a sample? |
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| 54 | 005C5BC0 | Robots everywhere, but all standard models. Surely there's something more to discover here? |
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| 55 | 005C5BC1 | I want to visit Fort Defiance, but I'm not sure I could stand the sight... |
Fort Defiance is a destroyed Brotherhood of Steel base in the area | |
| 56 | 005C5BC2 | I made it, Scribe Takano. I wish you were here, too. |
Scribe Takano is Valdez's teacher from back home | |
| 57 | 005C5BC3 | Too bad this observatory is so busted up. I'd love to look at the stars. |
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| 58 | 005C5BC4 | A weapon may keep me safe, but it doesn't make these repairs go any faster. |
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| 59 | 005C5BC5 | Ultracite country. Who knows what strange contraptions the old mining firms built here? |
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| 60 | 005C5BC6 | To think, of everywhere we've been, this old place may hold the most promise. |
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| 61 | 005C5BC7 | I wonder what legacy I'll leave to the Scrolls? |
The Scrolls are an account of each Brotherhood of Steel member's achievements | |
| 62 | 005E4B38 | Those mutants were terrifying. How many more wait out there in the Wasteland? |
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| 63 | 005E4B39 | I hope they make up soon... |
Referring to Paladin Rahmani and Knight Shin | |
| 64 | 005E4B3A | We're on our own now, no Elders to guide the way. It's terrifying, but a little exhilarating. |
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| 65 | 005E4B3B | It took so much to get here. We can't fall apart now that we've finally made it. |
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| 66 | I have other questions. | 005C5B69 | Okay. What do you want to know? |
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| 67 | 005C5BCE | I do. Scribes are critical to the Brotherhood's mission. It's a mission I believe in. |
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| 68 | The work that comes my way can get tedious, or overwhelming. But knowing I'm helping the greater good keeps me satisfied. | |||
| 69 | 005C5BCF | We're a strong organization with a noble goal. Our methods draw some flak, sometimes, but we're doing the right thing. |
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| 70 | 005C5B2C | 005C5B78 | What's more, the Brotherhood is my family. |
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| 71 | Like any family, we can bicker some, though we'd never admit it. But we're there for each other when it counts. | |||
| 72 | 005C5B2D | 005C5B6B | Most days. |
Coy |
| 73 | No way. | 005C5B7D | Well, I won't force you. But Vault knowledge is special knowledge. |
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| 74 | We could help a lot of people with whatever's in your head. | |||
| 75 | Of course! | 005C5B6E | I have a lot to take care of while we get settled in here, but I'll get back to you on this, don't worry. |
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| 76 | You're lucky. The Wasteland is no place to grow up. | 005C5B86 | I think you're right, though getting to see the world - even as it is now - is worthwhile. |
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| 77 | Sounds lonely. | 005C5B72 | Yeah. It can be. |
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| 78 | I also grew up in a bunker. Well, in a Vault. | 005C5B8D | Really? How rare! You'll have to let me interview you sometime. I'd love to know more about the Vaults. |
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| 79 | I'd like to talk about something else. | 005C5B75 | Of course. What's the next topic? |
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| 80 | What do you think of the Brotherhood? | 005E4B1F | We're a splintered organization with noble goals but competing methods. |
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| 81 | We're a bickering family, but a family nonetheless. That's why I know we'll come together in the end. | |||
| 82 | What do you think of Appalachia? | 005C5B7B | Appalachia... Well, it suits our needs well. |
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| 83 | It has its dangers, but it's in better shape than a lot of America. | |||
| 84 | That means there's a lot of old tech lying around, and in good enough condition for conservation. | |||
| 85 | 005C5B7C | Appalachia... It's beautiful. I've never seen anything like it. |
Heartfelt | |
| 86 | It reminds me of the stories my parents told me of before the War. Hiking in the mountains, playing in the rivers... | Heartfelt | ||
| 87 | I think, despite everything, you're lucky, Wastelander. I don't say that lightly. | Heartfelt | ||
| 88 | Where are you from? | 005C5B71 | California, though truth be told I've spent most of my life in one bunker or another. |
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| 89 | My parents joined the Brotherhood when I was very young, so I grew up in the order. | |||
| 90 | I want to talk about something else. | 005C5B89 | Sure. What do you want to talk about? |
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| 91 | Can I become a Scribe? | 005C5BB5 | Well, first you'd have to join up, and we don't take just anyone. |
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| 92 | Then it depends on your aptitude. Not everyone has the mind or patience for Scribe work. | |||
| 93 | But ultimately, if you're driven and competent... I don't see why not. | |||
| 94 | 005C5BB6 | Someday. You have what it takes, I've seen that much. I'd have you promoted here and now, if I could. |
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| 95 | But the Brotherhood is slow to trust outsiders. You'll have to keep working for it. | |||
| 96 | Be patient, put in your time, and know that I have your back. | |||
| 97 | 005C5BB7 | Maybe someday, though after my stint as your observer, I think I'd recommend a different role for you in our organization. |
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| 98 | Why are you called "Scribes?" | 005C5B6A | We record things. Histories, schematics, every bit of knowledge we can get our hands on. |
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| 99 | We collect it all, compile it, and keep it safe, like old scholars or monks. | |||
| 100 | Our name hearkens back to that ancient tradition. So that's why we use it. | |||
| 101 | What does a Scribe do? | 005C5B7A | We're the heart of the Brotherhood's mission to find, catalog, and preserve Pre-War technology. | |
| 102 | Though sometimes in practice... Well, let's just say I spend a lot of time calibrating things. | |||
| 103 | 005C5B4A | 005C5B6D | I... knew some of them. From a distance. |
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| 104 | But it's better if we don't get into that now. | |||
| 105 | I'd rather not dig into this. | 005C5B7E | Probably best if we didn't. |
Resigned |
| 106 | Presumed KIA? Why? | 005C5B6F | We think the Scorched got them. The last transmissions we got weren't promising, and we haven't had any contact since. |
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| 107 | Oh yeah, they all got themselves killed. | 005C5B87 | You mean they died in the line of duty. Bravely. |
Angry |
| 108 | I learned what happened. The Scorched got them in the end. | 005C5B73 | To be honest, that's what I expected to hear. At least they died trying to make a difference. May they rest in peace. |
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| 109 | You mean keep it for yourselves. You hoard it. | 005C5B97 | That's one interpretation, certainly one I've heard before. |
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| 110 | But my journey here has only reinforced my faith in our mission. | |||
| 111 | We're dedicated and organized. I trust us to do the right thing with the knowledge we gather. | |||
| 112 | A noble cause. | 005C5B76 | You could say that. You could also say we have no right to keep knowledge to ourselves. That everyone deserves to learn. We get that from time to time. |
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| 113 | I can see the argument, but I believe in our mission. Nobody else does what we do. If not for us, all that old tech would just rust away. | |||
| 114 | I have other questions. | 00613801 | Okay. What do you want to know? | |
| 115 | Who leads the Brotherhood? | 005C5B79 | The Council of Elders, chief among them High Elder Maxson, our founder. |
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| 116 | He proclaimed our mission and set us on the path we follow today. | |||
| 117 | Our expedition leader is Paladin Rahmani. She's an aggressive and daring commander who's taken us through many trials. | |||
| 118 | Why did you come to Appalachia? | 005C5B6C | We're here to help the people of Appalachia, and to catalog any technological discoveries we find. |
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| 119 | We set up Fort Atlas to that end. This old observatory has a wealth of technology to discover, and is a good staging point for future operations. | |||
| 120 | We also want to learn the fate of the old Appalachian chapter of our order. MIA, presumed KIA. | Somber | ||
| 121 | Where did your group come from? | 005C5B7F | California, all the way across the continent. |
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| 122 | I've read that people used to fly that distance in a few hours, but the trek took us months. | |||
| 123 | Maybe eventually we'll get flying again, but for now it's an arduous journey. | |||
| 124 | What is the Brotherhood of Steel? | 005C5B70 | We're an order dedicated to the preservation of science and technology. |
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| 125 | We find and catalog knowledge from before the Bombs. And keep it safe. | |||
| 126 | I have to get going. | 005C5B88 | I'll be here if you need anything. |
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| 127 | Let's talk about you. | 005C5B74 | About me? What do you want to know? |
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| 128 | I'd like to ask about being a Scribe. | 005C5B98 | Sure. What needs explaining? |
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| 129 | I want to talk about the Brotherhood. | 005C5B77 | Luckily, I know all about us. |
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| 130 | I have some Technical Data to give to the Brotherhood. | 005C5C52 | I can't wait to take a closer look at this. Thanks again. |
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| 131 | I have some Technical Data to give to the Brotherhood. | 005C5C51 | You mean to tell me these documents were just lying about in the wilds of Appalachia? |
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| 132 | If you find any more data like this, the Brotherhood can use it, or at the very least keep it safely filed away. | |||
| 133 | There's another secure cache at Camp Venture you can use, if you're on that side of the neighborhood. | |||
| 134 | Otherwise I will happily take this off your hands. | |||
| 135 | They have some important information, but are asking for information about us in return. | 005D7933 | Mhm. I think I understand. |
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| 136 | The funny thing about data is you don't know what's real or not. Not unless you gathered it yourself. | |||
| 137 | To be honest, I was working on encrypting my terminal for this kind of situation. | |||
| 138 | So if anyone accessed it who wasn't supposed to, they would just get false info, and none would be the wiser. | |||
| 139 | I didn't finish, but you can still use the fake data I created. Should be clearly labelled in the files. Just... don't select the wrong one. | |||
| 140 | This is the Raiders we're talking about. It'd be bad news if they got an advantage on us. Worse if the Knight found out it was because of me. | |||
| 141 | I need your help with a situation involving the Raiders. | 005D7932 | Raiders, huh? If they're anything like the Raiders we encountered on the expedition route, then my guess is the situation isn't pretty. |
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| 142 | Alright, how can I help? | |||
| 143 | You're a programmer, too? Amazing! | 005DB221 | Well, you know. Just trying to help where I can. |
Bashful. "Aw, shucks!" |
| 144 | Rusty nails and live wires are fun and all, but sometimes it's also nice to write code without having to get my hands dirty. | |||
| 145 | Are you worried about unauthorized people accessing your terminal? | 005DB1F4 | It's not likely to happen anytime soon, but an enemy could use our names, skills, and history to trick other members, or develop a targeted strategy. |
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| 146 | I may also start storing schematics and stockpile records on there. Right now the Knight is doing it all by hand... | |||
| 147 | Well, for now I just hope we don't make too many enemies. I don't expect much from the Raiders, but maybe they're smarter than they give off. | |||
| 148 | Great, thank you. | 005DB233 | Not a problem. I'm here to help. |
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| 149 | Actually, nevermind. | 005DB1FF | I'll just... get back to soldering wires, then. |
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| 150 | Let's talk about another topic. | 005E4B43 | I'd be more comfortable with that. |
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| 151 | I guess we wasted that Ultracite power cell, with the transmitter being destroyed. | 005E4B3E | It's a shame, but luckily I still have the blueprints and the original. I can make more. |
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| 152 | And we can always go back and retrieve the one from the transmitter, if we still need to. | |||
| 153 | Let's talk about something else. | 005E4B46 | Sure thing. What's the next topic? |
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| 154 | Do you think the Paladin and Knight will be able to reconcile? | 005E4B3F | It's not the first time they've butted heads, but this does feel different. All of their past frustrations feed into this conflict. |
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| 155 | The mutant attack does give us a common cause again. I hate to say it, but it might just buy us the time we need to come together. | |||
| 156 | If it doesn't drive us apart even more. | |||
| 157 | Will you be able to revive the Atlas Project? | 005E4B42 | No, I don't think so. As much as I'd love to, we're too short handed, and I just don't have that kind of expertise. |
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| 158 | We'll have to make due with learning what we can from the project for now. | |||
| 159 | What do you think of the Super Mutants that attacked? | 005E4B48 | They're unsettling. They can use human weapons, mount an organized offensive, and they targeted us for an attack. |
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| 160 | I get the feeling we haven't seen the last of them. | |||
| 161 | What are your plans for the Ultracite power cell we discovered? | 005E4B47 | I'd like to reverse engineer it and make more, of course. With the amount of energy it can unleash, we could power all kinds of things for a very long time. |
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| 162 | Think of how far a Vertibird could fly on Ultracite power! | |||
| 163 | How do you feel about Rahmani's decision to destroy the transmitter? | 005E4B44 | I'm... conflicted. I was raised in the Brotherhood. The Elders gave me my education, my occupation, my life. |
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| 164 | But Paladin Rahmani gave me freedom. I always wanted to see the world. I jumped at the chance to join her expedition, and she fought to bring me along. | |||
| 165 | Being out here on our own, without contact with home... it's terrifying, but it's also thrilling. | |||
| 166 | I wanted an adventure, and I'm getting that. I wanted to see Appalachia, and here I am. But stay here forever? I don't know about that. | |||
| 167 | I want to talk about what we uncovered in the substructure. | 005E4B40 | Well, you aren't an Initiate yet, but I guess we can discuss it a bit, since you helped out and all. |
She shouldn't be discussing sensitive details with a non-Initiate |
| 168 | 005E4B41 | Sure! Always happy to talk tech with an Initiate. |
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| 169 | Let's discuss the current state of the Brotherhood. | 005E4B45 | Um, sure. I'll discuss what I can. |
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| 170 | 00605C5C | Sure. Honestly, I could use someone to talk to about all that's happened. |
Sincere | |
| 171 | Tell me about the incident that split Rahmani and Shin. | 005E8B51 | Right... Those weapons you've been chasing? We found them in a government facility on our way to Appalachia. |
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| 172 | We were supposed to keep them to ourselves - that's how we operate - but then we ran across a settlement being threatened by raiders. | |||
| 173 | We couldn't just leave them to die. We equipped them with the weapons we found, but it didn't help. | |||
| 174 | It was a massacre. The whole place was wiped out. Everyone was killed, including Knight Connors, one of our own. | |||
| 175 | The only survivors were two children we brought back with us, Marcia and Max. | Marcia pronounced "Marsha" | ||
| 176 | Knight Shin believes it's our duty to report this incident to Elder Maxson. Paladin Rahmani feels we'd be punished just for trying to help. | |||
| 177 | Have you gotten to speak with Dodge from the West Virginia Brotherhood? | 005E8C71 | Yes! He's quite the interesting guy. He really familiarized himself with the proprietary tech that the West Virginia chapter developed. |
Positive |
| 178 | He's been an excellent source for archiving their research. I'm glad we could give him a safe place to stay after all he's been through. | a hint of sympathy | ||
| 179 | How do you feel about how things ended? | 00605C57 | I'm not even sure where to start... |
Slight anxiety |
| 180 | Honestly, I was hoping you could be in charge. | 00605C58 | I... don't even know what to say to that. Thank you, I guess? |
Feels blindsided |
| 181 | I appreciate your vote of confidence, but I don't think that was ever a possibility. | Still a little confused by the suggestion | ||
| 182 | That type of responsibility... I can't even fathom it. | The reality of leadership, and a friend lost starts to set in | ||
| 183 | 00605C36 | 00605C5F | With all our talk about being a chain that binds, I'm starting to feel like there was more than just one weak link. |
Hurt, just doesn't know who to blame, even herself |
| 184 | I think all of us strained that connection... It's going to take time to heal, to learn to live with these choices we've made, and where it's led us. | It's over, but not hopeless | ||
| 185 | 00605C37 | 00605C64 | You've been an exceptional friend through this, no matter where we ended up. I'm lucky to have you... Knight-Errant. |
Grateful to have a friend |
| 186 | 00605C65 | Thank you for talking with me about this. I know we didn't always see eye to eye, but you've been a good comrade, Knight-Errant. |
Slightly hesitant thanks | |
| 187 | We need to move on. There's no time for regrets now. | 00605C66 | Even as a scientist, I'm not sure I can see things so objectively. But there's certainly truth in needing to move on. |
Feels bad the player can't be more understanding |
| 188 | All the more reason we need to lean on each other for support. | 00605C5E | Yes, I think you're right. All we can do is move forward... together. |
Brightening up |
| 189 | 00605C41 | 00605C5D | You know, through all this I kept wishing that Knight Connors was still here... Having the right thing to say... The right thing to do. |
Misses her mentor |
| 190 | But I think it's time I stopped hoping for an easy solution, and started being that person myself. | Gaining confidence | ||
| 191 | 00605C43 | 00605C67 | The fact that this all had to come at the cost of a friend's life isn't something that will ever leave me, though. |
Crushed |
| 192 | I wish I could have done more... Said more... | Searching for an impossible solution | ||
| 193 | 00605C68 | I really believed we could come out of this together... I keep wondering where it went wrong, what I could have done differently. |
Blames herself. An undertone of "at least no one is dead" | |
| 194 | Actually, let's talk about something else. | 00605C60 | Of course, what's on your mind, Knight-Errant? |
Neutral |
| 195 | How is the new science team doing? | 00605C61 | They are extremely knowledgeable. To a frightening degree sometimes. |
Impressed, but worried |
| 196 | There's a real chance that we land on something truly groundbreaking... Something that can save lives. | Hopeful | ||
| 197 | The Paladin has assured me that I'll have oversight on their work... and their practices. | Changing the subject toward something darker | ||
| 198 | But I'd be lying if I said I'm wasn't worried about them pursuing the more "efficient" methods they're accustomed to when I'm not looking. | Unsure of the future | ||
| 199 | How are things with Knight Shin in charge? | 00605C5B | Well, I don't want to say, er... draconian. Maybe... scrupulous? |
Careful with wording |
| 200 | I'm likely to wear out my thesaurus trying to dance around it: it's pretty damn tough, honestly. | Trying to make the most of it | ||
| 201 | It's impressive to see him lay out a plan and stick to it, but he asks a lot of the Initiates. | Growing concern | ||
| 202 | I suspect we'll shed a few as the months go on, but there's a good chance we come out stronger for it. | Trying to see the positive | ||
| 203 | As for where he'll lead us in the future... Only time will tell. | Unsure, but trying to be optimistic | ||
| 204 | [Flirt] Scribe, I think there's something wrong with my heart... It's beating too fast. Can you repair it for me? | 00605C59 | Are you-? I'm... You must be contagious, because now I'm blushing. |
Taken a back, heart aflutter. Emphasis on "I'm" blushing |
| 205 | It may take me awhile to figure out how to fix that for you. My specialty is more... mechanical. You know, Ultracite batteries and damaged Pip-Boys. | Being flirty, the "fix" part is facetious | ||
| 206 | The human heart is a whole different beast. But I'm not one to turn down a challenge. | Committing herself to this bit | ||
| 207 | 00605C5A | Are you-? I'm... I'm flattered, but I don't think we're a match. Some gears just don't fit together, you know? |
Yikes | |
| 208 | Is there anything else I can do to help out? | 00605CA1 | Now that you mention it, there's a new initiative that I'm leading. |
Pleased to hear |
| 209 | We have a team infiltrating an up and coming branch of Raiders called the "Rust Eagles." | |||
| 210 | They're an offshoot of the Blood Eagles that have a fanatical obsession with robot modifications. | |||
| 211 | Keep an eye out for an alert from Initiate Pappas. He'll be recruiting assistance up at their "Metal Dome." | |||
| 212 | My understanding is that it can be pretty dangerous, so hopefully we can provide him the reinforcements he needs. |
BS01_MQ02_Invention[]
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| 1 | 005B79EC | 005B79F0 | So how about it? Help me out and I'll put in a good word with the Paladin. |
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| 2 | 005C2F3E | Good, you're here! |
Leading into a longer conversation | |
| 3 | 005C2F3F | That should be enough to start. Let me take a look. |
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| 4 | 005C2FED | Alright, let's go over the inspection results. |
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| 5 | 005C427E | Phew. Whatever you did up there, the security system sure didn't like it. Thanks for the backup. I doubt I could have handled that on my own. |
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| 6 | Now that that's over with, let me take a look at what you've collected. | |||
| 7 | 005C6CBC | Ready to start our little expedition? |
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| 8 | 005C91D8 | Hello civilian. I don't mean to be rude, but what exactly are you doing up here? |
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| 9 | 005D86CF | Just look at this place. So much tech in one spot, I can't wait to dig in! |
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| 10 | 005D86D0 | We really need to get a team down here to get things cleaned up. |
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| 11 | 005D86D1 | I wish we had the people to get this stuff up and running again. |
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| 12 | 005D86D2 | I'm glad you agreed to come along. All I get as a Scribe is this dinky pistol. Hardly a match for any mutant critters that sneak in. |
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| 13 | 005D86D3 | Finally, real Scribe work! |
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| 14 | 005D86D5 | I'm leaving the extractions up to you. Use a light touch, alright? |
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| 15 | 005D86D6 | Interesting. I can see now how the machine's underlying construction lends itself to these misalignments we read about... |
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| 16 | 005D86D7 | I can trust you to extract those components we discussed without any trouble, right? |
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| 17 | 005D86D8 | No wonder the intake valves are under so much stress, with that design... |
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| 18 | 005D86D9 | What is this thing? |
Examining a mysterious, glowing component sticking out of a machine (the Ultracite Battery)
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| 19 | Deal. | 005B79EF | Glad we could come to an agreement. |
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| 20 | 005D2AD9 | Didn't even have to think about it, did you? |
Bemused | |
| 21 | Let me give you a quick rundown of the mission before we start. | |||
| 22 | I'm ready to go. | 005C2D31 | Great! Unfortunately, I need to finish up a few things here. Head downstairs and I'll meet you in a bit. |
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| 23 | 005C2D23 | 005C2D35 | Any questions before we start? |
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| 24 | 005C2D24 | 005C2D2F | We need to keep a cool head and investigate this thoroughly. |
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| 25 | 005C6CBD | Hey, if this is normal in Appalachia, then we'll be sticking around here a long time. |
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| 26 | 005C6CBE | Can I do it? Yes. But it's not my life's calling. |
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| 27 | 005C7636 | Really? Then your research acumen must rival my own. |
Bemused | |
| 28 | And how did you like reading all those terminal entries? | |||
| 29 | 005D2ADA | Our new base is littered with old technology, but there's something in particular I want to investigate. |
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| 30 | It's down in the bowels of this place, a part of Atlas that we've cordoned off. I'm not keen on going alone, so I'd like some backup. | |||
| 31 | 005D80D4 | Let's continue our discussion. Now where were we? Oh, right. | ||
| 32 | Got it. Let's go. | 005C2F40 | Should be a simple inspection, so you can have point, but I'll be looking over your shoulder the whole way. |
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| 33 | Take note of the details and we'll discuss how it goes after. | |||
| 34 | Reading is easy. | 005C2F3D | Yet you'd be amazed how many people refuse to do it. |
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| 35 | 005C2F3B | 005C2F3C | So, how do you feel about reading for comprehension? I was hoping to start by sweeping the area for documentation left behind from before the War. |
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| 36 | I'm good to go. | 005C2FEC | I'm counting on you. Let's see what you can do. |
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| 37 | 005C3D57 | 005C3D58 | Oh, I thought of one more thing. Can you pick up the induction coil up there on the machine core? |
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| 38 | They say Ultracite has unlimited potential. | 005C427F | "The fuel of the future." I'd heard the stories, but to think I could hold so much energy in my hands like this... |
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| 39 | 005C4AD1 | 005C4B11 | And what's this? |
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| 40 | Hmm... This is... is this Ultracite? Fascinating. This looks like some kind of compact power source. | |||
| 41 | None of the documents, none of the terminals said anything about this. Did this power the whole machine? | |||
| 42 | 005C4AD2 | 005C4B24 | The induction coil seems fine. That's a relief. |
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| 43 | 005C762F | The induction coil isn't looking so hot. Hopefully it's salvageable. |
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| 44 | 005C7630 | The induction coil has seen better days. Much better. |
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| 45 | 005C4AD3 | 005C4B15 | The ion focus looks usable. Impressive! |
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| 46 | 005C7632 | The ion focus is banged up. I'll have to get some of the dents out of it. |
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| 47 | 005C7633 | The ion focus is completely wrecked. That's bad. This is a critical component. |
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| 48 | 005C4AD4 | 005C4B28 | The core processor is pristine. Good work on that. |
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| 49 | 005C7627 | The core processor is out of commission, but I think a little elbow grease will get it working. |
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| 50 | 005C7628 | The core processor is totally fried. There's no fixing this one. |
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| 51 | 005C4AD5 | 005C4B19 | The pressure gauge looks like it's in good condition. |
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| 52 | 005C7634 | The pressure gauge looks a bit bent out of shape. |
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| 53 | 005C7635 | The pressure gauge is totally warped. I don't know if I'll be able to read much from this. |
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| 54 | 005C4AD6 | 005C4B2C | Okay, well sorry about the pop quiz. But in general, you're handling yourself well, so far. |
Pleased |
| 55 | 005C7623 | Alright, well sorry to spring the quiz on you. I can tell you weren't prepared, but you'll need to think on the fly if you want to be Brotherhood. |
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| 56 | What do I need to know about the ion focus? | 005C4B1D | A very important and technical component. It helps force particles into a beam that the machine could fire to affect the weather... somehow. |
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| 57 | Could take a bit of manual dexterity to pry loose without any damage. | |||
| 58 | Tell me about the core processor unit. | 005C4B0D | The "brain" of the machine. It's the component that coordinates all of the others. |
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| 59 | It should be slotted into a terminal somewhere. May take a little technical know-how to extract, but nothing you can't handle, I'm sure. | |||
| 60 | Why the pressure gauge? | 005C4B20 | You saw what happened when we tested the release valve. |
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| 61 | I want to examine the stress on the gauge. That could tell us if all that built up pressure was normal or an anomaly. | |||
| 62 | Oh, and you may have to pry it off, but be careful about it when the time comes. | |||
| 63 | 005C4ADD | 005C4B10 | I want to take some notes on the core up there, so I'm going to leave the parts removal to you. |
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| 64 | Each extraction will be a little different, but in general you'll want to use a light touch. I want the components in good condition, so please be careful. | |||
| 65 | Any questions, or are you ready to get started? | |||
| 66 | 005C4ADE | 005C4B23 | I'm worried about what our inspection turned up. There are a few parts I'd like to extract and examine in my lab. |
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| 67 | There's the pressure gauge, the core processor, and the ion focus. They should be upstairs. | |||
| 68 | There's a lot I can learn from examining them, if we can pull them out and get them back to my lab in decent condition. | |||
| 69 | 005C4ADF | 005C4B14 | Last but not least, the wiring. The wires were...? |
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| 70 | Completely chewed through. Mole Rats are the prime suspect. | 005C4B27 | Yep. I think the warm reception they gave us also points to that. |
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| 71 | Charred to a crisp. Power overload, I think. | 005C4B18 | Looked like bite marks to me. I didn't see any evidence of a fire or short circuit. |
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| 72 | Everything's in fine working order. Should start right up. | 005C4B2B | Fascinating theory, but I think the mangled wires tell a different tale, personally. |
Heavy sarcasm |
| 73 | 005C4AE6 | 005C4B1C | "ATLAS Decommission Report..." Hmmm... So the project was in bad shape after all? I knew it sounded too good to be true... Fascinating. |
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| 74 | Wow, this is some seriously classified stuff that I just let you read, isn't it? I wasn't supposed to show you any of this. | |||
| 75 | You can say that again. What on earth is the "ATLAS Project?" | 005C4B0B | Well, Knight Shin did send you, so I guess I can trust you with a little information... |
Relieved, sarcastic |
| 76 | I'm not here to pry. I just want to help. | 005C4B1E | That's a mature attitude to take. I really appreciate that. |
Relieved |
| 77 | [Charisma 8+] Now that you've let this much slip, you may as well give me a full explanation. | 005C4B0E | I guess you're right... |
Uncertain |
| 78 | If all Scribes are this dumb, I'm not sure I want in the Brotherhood after all. | 005C4B21 | Hey. I made a mistake, but don't put that on the whole organization. |
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| 79 | 005C4AEF | 005C4B12 | Now let's follow up on some leads from this report. I'd like to do a quick inspection of some key components that should be nearby. |
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| 80 | There should be a terminal around here. If it's still running, we can do a diagnostics check. That will tell us about some of the less accessible hardware. | |||
| 81 | The report mentioned that the machine's intake pump was under a lot of pressure. Let's find the release valve for that and give it a spin, see what happens. | |||
| 82 | Finally, the lower core on this level should have a wiring box. We should take a glance at that to get an idea of the electrical hookups. | |||
| 83 | What are we looking for in the diagnostics test? | 005C4B25 | The diagnostics test can tell us the state of some key components that we won't be able to test manually. |
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| 84 | Keep an eye on the state of each component. We'll want to look into them after the initial check. | |||
| 85 | How will we know if the release valve works properly? | 005C4B16 | The release valve is an emergency mechanism that can relieve pressure on the intake pipes if they come under stress. |
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| 86 | If all is well, we'll just be able to turn it and nothing out of the ordinary will happen. | |||
| 87 | What will the wiring tell us about the machine? | 005C4B29 | Think of the wires like the blood vessels of the machine. Without the electricity running through them, nothing's going to work. |
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| 88 | We just need to do a little checkup and see what condition they're in. | |||
| 89 | 005C4AF6 | 005C4B1A | The diagnostics check revealed some issues. |
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| 90 | Flux disruption in the induction loop, intake valves ruptured, and the ion focus...? | |||
| 91 | Misaligned. | 005C4B0C | Misaligned. Problematic, to say the least. |
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| 92 | Defunct. | 005C4B1F | Misaligned. |
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| 93 | Decelerated. | 005C4B0F | Technically true, since it shouldn't be accelerating itself at all. But "misaligned" is the answer I was looking for. |
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| 94 | Truth be told, I really wasn't paying attention to that. | 005C4B22 | You'll need to going forward, if you're going to be a productive member of the Brotherhood. |
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| 95 | 005C4AFF | 005C4B13 | Next, we have the release valve. That went... well, what was your assessment? |
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| 96 | Working as intended. | 005C4B26 | If you consider that "working as intended," then sorry, but I have to question your competency there. |
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| 97 | It released pressure, so... ok? | 005C4B17 | Not ok. Explosive decompression is not what we were looking for. |
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| 98 | It exploded. | 005C4B2A | It certainly did. I'm going to mark that down as "bad." |
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| 99 | Totally aluminumized. Completely platinum glazed. | 005C4B0A | I don't even know what that's supposed to mean. |
Exasperated |
| 100 | 005C6C85 | 005C6CC1 | Believe it or not, I didn't choose to be a Scribe. I was born into it. |
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| 101 | My parents chose this life for me. I've gotten used to it, but it isn't mine. | |||
| 102 | I... Ugh, Knight Shin would throw a fit if he'd heard how unprofessional I just was. | |||
| 103 | We should get back to business. Sorry. Business only. | Flustered | ||
| 104 | 005C6CC2 | But we've already been over that. Let's talk about something else. |
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| 105 | Let's go back to discussing the mission. | 005C6CB2 | Sure. Ready to go? |
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| 106 | Can I get a look at those logs you were talking about? | 005C6CBF | Not as a civilian. However, if Paladin Rahmani lets you join our ranks, then I might reconsider. Especially if you're a big help on this mission. |
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| 107 | Why not just bring one of the Initiates? | 005C6CB4 | Normally, I would. But today you came along. |
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| 108 | We have a lot of capable Initiates, but we could always use more. | |||
| 109 | Handle yourself well and I'd be happy to vouch for you. | |||
| 110 | Is this kind of thing normal for a Scribe? | 005C6CB6 | Ideally? Yes, actually. In practice? Not at all. |
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| 111 | We're supposed to be the lore keepers, preserving old technology for the betterment of today. | |||
| 112 | Instead, I spend all my time soldering wires on busted comms equipment or tightening screws on tracking scanners. | Irritated | ||
| 113 | This investigation will be a breath of fresh air. It's what being a Scribe should be about. | |||
| 114 | I need time to prepare for something like this. | 005C6CAD | No problem. I have to wrap something up myself. |
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| 115 | Why don't you head downstairs when you're ready, and I'll meet you there? | |||
| 116 | I have a few more questions. | 005C6CB8 | Alright. Fire away. |
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| 117 | Let me think about it. | 005C6CAC | Alright. Don't strain yourself. |
Playfully |
| 118 | You'd better not go back on your word if I decide to help you out. | 005C6CB9 | Well aren't you the trusting one? |
Disappointed, judgmental |
| 119 | I'm Brotherhood. I'll keep my promise. No need to worry about that. | |||
| 120 | 005C7600 | 005C7625 | Here. Take this letter to Paladin Rahmani. |
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| 121 | She'll make the final call on letting you into the Brotherhood, but my rec may tip the scales. | |||
| 122 | I'm going back upstairs to take a look at these components. I need to catalog our findings. | |||
| 123 | If nothing else, this Ultracite battery has piqued my interest. There's a lot I could learn from reverse engineering it. | |||
| 124 | I'm giving you access to my private terminal, too. It has all the logs we recovered from when we moved in. | |||
| 125 | After what we just went through, I think you deserve to know more about Project ATLAS. Take a look if you get some free time. | |||
| 126 | Thanks again for your help. And good luck with the Paladin. | |||
| 127 | 005C7601 | 005C7629 | You were a big help. I'm sure you have what it takes to be an Initiate, and soon. |
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| 128 | 005C762A | Well, thanks for your help. This Ultracite battery is an interesting find, at least. | ||
| 129 | I can't say you have the skill-set to be a Scribe, but there are other paths an Initiate can follow. You know your way around a firefight, at least. | |||
| 130 | 005C7602 | 005C761E | Project ATLAS may be beyond our power to repair, but we might have something here. |
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| 131 | I expected the machine to use a small reactor's worth of energy. They condensed that into a container I can hold in my hands. I could do a lot with this. | |||
| 132 | You're the expert. You tell me. | 005C762C | I don't see another explanation. And if it did, this could be an important find for the Brotherhood. |
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| 133 | Is that so hard to believe? | 005C7620 | If it wasn't staring me in the face right now, I'd say it sounded pretty far-fetched, yes. |
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| 134 | It was tedious. So tedious. | 005C762E | But you kept going anyway? I can empathize. |
Laughs |
| 135 | I loved every second of it. | 005C7622 | Well then it sounds like you're perfect Scribe material! |
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| 136 | It was alright. | 005C7631 | Just alright? How anti-climactic. |
Disappointed |
| 137 | No, I was just joking. | 005C7624 | Backing down, are we? |
Disappointed |
| 138 | (Lie) Millions. I've read millions of terminals. | 005C7637 | To think I've been outdone! |
Bemused, skeptical |
| 139 | I've read dozens. | 005C762B | Dozens? Fascinating. |
Bemused, sarcastic |
| 140 | Reading paperwork? Yuck. | 005C761F | It's a necessary step. The files from upstairs led us here, but this area is relatively unexplored. |
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| 141 | The scientists could have recorded information that we need to know before we start examining the machine itself. | |||
| 142 | I'm an expert. On Terminals especially. | 005C762D | Oh? You've read a lot of terminal entries, then? |
Bemused |
| 143 | [Intelligence 4+] Reading the schematic is a good first step in the problem solving process. | 005C7621 | Are you trying to get on my good side? Because that's how you get on my good side. |
Amused |
| 144 | 005C91D4 | 005C91DA | Paladin Rahmani makes the call on new recruits, but the Knight and I have some influence. |
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| 145 | It just so happens I'm in need of someone to help me out on a little "mission." | |||
| 146 | If you're interested, I can bring you along and put you to work. Do a good job, and I'll send a recommendation your way. How about it? | |||
| 147 | I helped out that Shin guy. He said to talk to you about getting in on this Brotherhood action. | 005C91D7 | Did he now? Knowing Knight Shin, I'm guessing that's not exactly how it went down. |
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| 148 | But if you're a prospective Initiate, then I guess we're both in luck. | |||
| 149 | I want to join up. Knight Shin said you may need some help. | 005C91D9 | Oh, a prospective Initiate? And Knight Shin sent you? Then I guess we're both in luck. |
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| 150 | 005C9218 | 005C9220 | That doesn't sound good. |
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| 151 | 005C9219 | 005C921F | Huh? What was that? |
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| 152 | 005C921A | 005C921E | Interesting... |
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| 153 | 005C921B | 005C9221 | Looks like we've got company! |
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| 154 | 005C921C | 005C9226 | Whoa! Are you ok? |
Reacting to an explosion; really alarmed |
| 155 | 005C921D | 005C9223 | Here's one. |
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| 156 | 005C9224 | This looks like what we need. |
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| 157 | 005C9225 | Here's a document. |
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| 158 | 005D08ED | 005D08EF | Well that didn't sound good... |
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| 159 | 005D08F0 | Something sounded, uh, off there. |
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| 160 | 005D08F1 | I'm beginning to wonder if I was right to trust you with this. |
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| 161 | 005D08F2 | You doing ok over there? |
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| 162 | 005D08F3 | That extraction go ok? Because it doesn't sound like it. |
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| 163 | 005D22CC | 005D22CD | This must be Dr. Hammond, ATLAS's lead scientist. We recovered some of his Holotapes and logs in our initial sweep of the area. |
Somber |
| 164 | This tech down here is his handiwork, and he couldn't give it up, even after the War. | Somber | ||
| 165 | I should make arrangements for a proper burial. | |||
| 166 | Why didn't you mention this before we started? | 005D80D0 | We run a tight ship in the Brotherhood, or at least we're supposed to... All of the information we collect is distributed on a need-to-know basis. |
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| 167 | I was hoping we could get through this without you needing-to-know, but I guess that was too much to ask. | |||
| 168 | You should have told me we were looting a military base. Now I'm even more on board! | 005D80D7 | Whoa, whoa whoa. "Looting" is absolutely not what we're doing here. |
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| 169 | Everything of worth that we remove from this substructure is going with me up to my lab to be cataloged and analyzed. | |||
| 170 | Thanks for filling me in. | 005D80D1 | I did ask you to help, after all. It's only fair you're prepared for what you might find. |
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| 171 | Some "discussion." You already knew what answers you wanted. | 005D80D8 | A fair point. |
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| 172 | We have a saying among the Scribes: "Through discourse, we gain strength." This wasn't discourse. It was a test. I can't blame you for being upset. | |||
| 173 | I wanted to see if you would pay attention, and I have my answer now. Sorry if I angered you. | |||
| 174 | I wasn't expecting a test. | 005D80D2 | Nobody does, outside of a classroom. That's why I love to evaluate new prospects this way. |
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| 175 | If I'm going to recommend you to Paladin Rahmani, I need to know you're serious. Can you pay attention? Think on your feet? | |||
| 176 | If you can, you earn my favor. If you can't, then maybe I reconsider my recommendation. | |||
| 177 | 005D80C8 | 005D80D3 | But enough about that. I'd like to get started. Let's head downstairs and see what we can turn up. |
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| 178 | I didn't so much as glance at the documents, if we're being honest. | 005D80CE | So much for your "reading comprehension." Still, Knight Shin did trust you enough to send you my way, so I guess a little explanation wouldn't hurt. |
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| 179 | 005D80CB | 005D80D5 | As you've just discovered, the technology we're investigating was built by the military, not astronomers. |
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| 180 | Their "ATLAS Project" was advanced. Very advanced. And I doubt we can revive it ourselves. Even if I understood the nuances, we're too understaffed to try. | |||
| 181 | But it's my duty as a Scribe to pick it apart and learn as much as I can. That's why we're down here now. | |||
| 182 | 005D80D6 | There's only so much I can tell you, but I'll share what I feel is relevant. Atlas wasn't just an observatory before the War. That was just a front. |
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| 183 | The military conducted research here. Pretty advanced research. We're down here to investigate, and see what's worth salvaging for the Brotherhood. | |||
| 184 | 005D86CA | 005D86CC | That does it for the inspection. Let's talk. |
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| 185 | 005D86CB | 005D86CD | I think this is good. Let's talk for a sec. |
BS01_Dialogue_Combat[]
| # | Dialog Topic | Form ID | Response Text | Script Notes |
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| 1 | 005E436A | 005C5BC8 | How you like that, huh? |
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| 2 | 005C5BC9 | Think I can't fight? How's this!? |
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| 3 | 005C5BCA | I'm not dying today! |
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| 4 | 005C5BCB | You picked the wrong Scribe to mess with! |
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| 5 | 005C7740 | Fix THIS! |
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| 16 | 005E436B | 005C5B8E | Oof! |
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| 17 | 005C5B8F | Aaarggh! |
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| 18 | 005C5B90 | Errr! |
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| 19 | 005C5B91 | Urgh! |
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| 20 | 005C5B92 | Agh! Get it together, Valdez... |
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| 21 | 005C5B93 | Gah! Damn! |
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| 22 | 005C5B94 | Uff! |
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| 23 | 005C5B95 | Wow that hurts! |
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| 24 | 005C5B96 | Shit! |
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| 41 | 005E486B | 005E4B26 | Glad that's over with. |
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| 42 | 005E4B27 | Phew. We survived. |
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| 43 | 005E4B28 | Close one! |
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| 54 | 005E486C | 005E4B21 | I am not used to this. |
Emphasis on NOT |
| 55 | 005E4B22 | I don't envy the Knights... |
The Knights are a warrior caste in the Brotherhood of Steel | |
| 56 | 005E4B23 | Should've spent more time at the firing range... |
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| 57 | 005E4B24 | I'll show you what I can do. |
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| 63 | 005E4B1D | 005E4B35 | Ugh! I'm down! |
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| 64 | 005E4B36 | Ow ow ow ow... |
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| 65 | 005E4B37 | This sucks... |
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| 76 | 005E4B1E | 005E4B2D | Stay away! |
Talking to enemies |
| 77 | 005E4B2E | Uh-oh, here we go. |
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| 78 | 005E4B2F | Back at it? |
BS01_MQ07_Over[]
| # | Dialog Topic | Form ID | Response Text | Script Notes |
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| 21 | 005DC527 | 005DC543 | My residents must have had a good reason to open all those cells at the time. |
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| 33 | 005DC532 | 005DC91A | Sorry you had to see that. |
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| 53 | 005E7C0F | Have you talked to the others recently? I've been trying to get a moment with them, but things are still so busy. Seems our time slots never align. |
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| 54 | 005EA05D | Ready to track down that signal? |
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| 57 | 005DC906 | 005DC91B | Let's get down to business, shall we? |
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| 58 | If we can find the source of the signal I detected, we should be able to use it to send a message to Elder Maxson on the west coast. | |||
| 59 | I tracked the signal to an area northwest of Vault 76. You'll need to go and check it out in person. | |||
| 60 | Maybe you'll get lucky, but... I suspect the source of the transmission won't be easy to find. | |||
| 61 | Devices that can transmit at this frequency are rare. The only ones I know of were built at advanced military facilities. | |||
| 64 | 005DC909 | 005DC90C | Paladin, Knight, you'll want to hear this. |
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| 65 | I picked up a low-frequency signal in the area. It's weak, but I'm close to narrowing down the coordinates. | |||
| 66 | If we can find and boost the source of that signal, we might be able to use it to get in touch with California. | |||
| 73 | What's going on with Rahmani and Shin? | 005E48EC | After all you've done for us, I suppose you deserve an answer. |
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| 74 | Their relationship has been... rocky, since a certain incident on our journey here. It's kind of a sensitive topic for everyone. | |||
| 75 | I thought they'd be able to work things out over time, but it's only gotten worse. I'm honestly kind of worried. | |||
| 76 | But... maybe contact with Elder Maxson will get them back on track. I hope it does. | |||
| 77 | Why is Shin so concerned with contacting Elder Maxson? | 005E48E9 | It was one of our orders. After setting up in Appalachia, we were to re-establish contact, make a report, and receive our next assignment. |
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| 78 | It's not that the Paladin has directly disobeyed that order, but... she's been more focused on helping Appalachia. | |||
| 79 | Being in that position, as the leader of this whole operation, I can't even imagine how much she has to think about. | |||
| 80 | I'm just trying to support both her and the Knight as much as I can. And hopefully get them back on the same page. | |||
| 81 | Why couldn't we use some other transmitter? | 005E48F0 | Because other transmitters don't reach that far. The one they were using at Fort Defiance is out of commission, permanently. |
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| 82 | But low-frequency signals - like the one I'm detecting - they travel incredible distances, even passing through mountains and oceans without a hitch. | |||
| 83 | During wartime, they were used to transmit signals to submarines. Pretty cool, right? | |||
| 84 | You said the signal was weak? Will it still work? | 005E48ED | I'm glad you asked! It may not work, in its current state. But do you remember what we found in the Atlas substructure? |
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| 85 | An incredibly powerful, compact, Ultracite battery cell. With one of those, we could easily boost the transmitter back to its full function. | |||
| 86 | Lucky for us, I've just managed to reverse engineer the cell. Let's think of this as its final test. | |||
| 87 | I'll find the transmitter. | 005E48EA | Stay safe out there. We'll be right on your tail. |
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| 94 | 005E48E8 | 005E48EF | My... apologies, Paladin. |
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| 95 | The Knight kept talking about Elder Maxson's orders, so I set up a signal tracer to run in the background. It was my own initiative. | |||
| 185 | Actually, I'm busy too. Gotta go. | 005E7C04 | What I wouldn't give for a moment of peace at Fort Atlas. Maybe someday. |
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| 186 | As a matter of fact, they just sent me to come get you. | 005E7C10 | Then it's my lucky day. Come with me. |
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| 195 | Who's Elder Maxson? | 005E8054 | Oh, have we not explained that to you yet? It should have been part of your Initiation... |
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| 196 | Guess we just haven't had a chance to slow down. Sorry about that. | |||
| 197 | Above the Paladins are the Elders. And leading the Elders is High Elder Maxson. | |||
| 198 | He's the one who founded the Brotherhood, and decided to send us on our mission here. | |||
| 203 | I can't do this right now. | 005EA05A | Okay. Come back to me when you're ready. |
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| 204 | 005EA059 | 005EA05B | Okay. I'll be in my workshop, when you're ready. |
Awkward. A bit embarrassed that Rahmani and Shin just argued in front of the player |
BS01_MQ08_Defense[]
| # | Dialog Topic | Form ID | Response Text | Script Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | 005D951F | 005D98A0 | Good, our Initiates held, and the barricade's still standing. |
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| 4 | 005E4974 | Go on ahead. I'll stay here and do what I can for these Initiates. |
Urging the player to continue the mission. | |
| 9 | 005E8B52 | Let's let Paladin Rahmani do the debrief. |
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| 11 | 005D9520 | 005D9524 | Hurry! |
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| 12 | 005D9521 | 005D9526 | Please, before it's too late! |
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| 13 | 005D9523 | 005D9525 | Atlas is under attack. These big... mutant people blew a hole right through the wall of the substructure and came pouring through! |
Urgently trying to convey this info |
| 14 | 005D9893 | 005D98A4 | What's gotten into all of you? This is no time for bickering. Look, I think there's a way we can make the plan a success. |
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| 15 | I have some explosive charges. I was waiting to plant them as our last line of defense, but maybe we can put them to better use. | |||
| 16 | If we go into the tunnels and find their points of entry, we can destroy them, and prevent any more mutants from attacking. | |||
| 17 | 005D9894 | 005D98A2 | A little longer? Wha- Never mind. That can wait. Here are the bombs. I'll stay here and do what I can for the wounded. | Wants to ask more, but realizes there are more important things to do right now |
| 18 | 005D9896 | 005D98A1 | Good luck, I believe in you. All of you. |
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| 22 | 005E48F6 | 005E496C | She did what, now? |
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| 23 | 005E496D | Paladin Rahmani's leadership has taken us this far, and she does truly care for all the people we've met along the way. |
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| 24 | Still, I can't help but wonder if her aggressive tactics and trusting attitude will invite trouble without the structure of the Elders to temper her. | |||
| 25 | 005E496E | Knight Shin believes strongly in the Brotherhood the Elders have built, and for good reason. |
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| 26 | It's given order to all our lives, and its mission is critical to the revival of humanity. Still, he fosters an oppressive and isolating mindset. | |||
| 27 | I can't help but wonder if the order will evolve into a detached and selfish one with people like him at the helm. | |||
| 29 | 005E583A | Back to what we were discussing... |
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| 32 | 005E48F7 | 005E493A | It's clear this rift won't heal easily. There's too much animosity between those two now. |
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| 33 | I still believe they can come together in the end, though. I plan to do everything I can to make that happen. | |||
| 34 | We've been through a lot. I need some time to think. Ad Victoriam, Initiate. Until next time. | Ad Victoriam is the Brotherhood's signature phrase | ||
| 35 | Yeah, they're both nuts. I'm speechless, too. | 005E4963 | They each have beliefs so strong they'd die for them. Those passions drive them forward, but leave no room for compromise. |
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| 36 | 005E4902 | 005E4946 | I... Don't know what to say. Paladin Rahmani has always butted heads with the Elders, but cutting ourselves off entirely? |
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| 37 | And I've never seen Knight Shin behave that way toward a superior officer. His rage has taken complete control of his senses. | |||
| 45 | 005E4910 | 005E4940 | Okay... What happened? You've been at each other's throats since you returned, I should have known something was wrong. |
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| 59 | 005E4924 | 005E496F | Unlikely. Hostiles have been hitting in waves for hours now. Our scouts - the ones who've returned - reported the tunnels crawling with mutants. |
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| 69 | "Big mutant people?" You mean Super Mutants? | 005E495E | If that's what they're called, it's a fitting name, but I'm really not worried about semantics right now. |
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| 70 | All I know is that they were very big, very green, and very good at using weapons. | |||
| 71 | The other Initiates are pulling their weight for once? I thought I did all the work around here. | 005E494F | How could you say such a thing? |
Appalled at the player's callousness |
| 72 | So are we just going to stand around, or are we going to go kill some mutants? | 005E493F | Please go kill them. That is why I called you back here. |
That IS why I called you back here. |
| 73 | 005E4934 | 005E4962 | Dozens of mutants, I couldn't get a good count. We fought them back into the substructure and set up a makeshift barricade. |
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| 74 | We're holding them below for now, but it's only a matter of time before they break through. |
BS02_MQ01_Penance[]
| # | Dialog Topic | Form ID | Response Text | Script Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 26 | 005F3905 | 005F72CC | Hey, have you seen Marcia around? Girl with black hair and the spirit of youthful rebellion? |
Worried, slightly frazzled |
| 73 | Nevermind that. Knight Shin wants you to find the origin of this Pip-Boy. | 005F72CD | Knight's orders? I'll prioritize it, but we really should have someone out looking for Marcia. |
Reluctant |
| 74 | You know what? You're right here. If you don't have another assignment from Knight Shin, then I could really use your attention on this. | |||
| 75 | I'm going to run a diagnostic on this Pip-Boy. Talk to me as soon as you're available. I'm pretty worried. | |||
| 243 | What's all this about Marcia, anyway? | 00603933 | She hasn't been at Fort Atlas for a little while. Normally I wouldn't be so worried, but... |
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| 244 | The truth is, she's not the only one. We've been hearing about people going missing all across Appalachia. | |||
| 245 | Her little brother was asking about her, too. | 00603953 | That means you haven't seen her, then? Drat. I was really hoping... Nevermind. Just let me know if you see her. |
BS02_MQ02_Missing[]
| # | Dialog Topic | Form ID | Response Text | Script Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 005F59C3 | 005F59CF | Are you available now to look for Marcia? She could be in trouble. |
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| 2 | 005F5DC0 | Welcome back, Initiate. I see that Marcia has returned, and in brighter spirits than before. |
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| 3 | I don't know how you managed it but... great work. | |||
| 9 | 005FAD05 | Please, tell me you've found out where Marcia's gone. |
desperation | |
| 16 | 00603180 | Welcome back, Initiate. What do you have to report? I see that Marcia is not with you, is she okay? |
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| 24 | Why is this important? | 005F59CC | This is one of our own who's gone missing. |
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| 25 | Despite her resentment towards the Brotherhood, I've come to consider Marcia a friend. | |||
| 26 | I know that life hasn't been easy for her at Fort Atlas, and I'd hate to think that something has happened to her. | |||
| 27 | Think of it as doing a favor for me. | |||
| 28 | Who is Marcia again? | 005F59CB | Marcia is the eldest of the two siblings that we encountered on our journey to Appalachia. |
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| 29 | There was... an incident that resulted in the death of their mother. | |||
| 30 | Paladin Rahmani decided that we should bring them along with us instead of leaving them alone. | |||
| 31 | What do you need me to do? | 005F59D0 | First, start by talking to her younger brother, Max. He might have an idea of where she's gone. |
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| 32 | I'm going to remain hopeful that something didn't happen to her, or anyone else who's missing. If something did happen while she was in our care... | |||
| 33 | Let's not worry about that just yet. | |||
| 34 | 005F59CA | 005F59CD | She was supposed to make a trip to Foundation, but a group of Initiates recently returned from there and nobody remembers seeing her. |
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| 35 | Initiate Ramirez believes that she joined the Raider War Party. | 005F5DBF | The Raider War Party?! Oh no, that's not good at all. The Raiders are dangerous, she could get herself hurt, or worse. |
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| 36 | I knew that she was frustrated with the Brotherhood but I never thought she would just leave. | |||
| 50 | Marcia decided to stay with the Raider War Party. | 005FAD0A | I didn't actually think that you would fail. Poor Max, first he loses his mother, and now Marcia is gone. |
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| 51 | Not to mention who knows what information she will be able to share with the Raiders. | |||
| 52 | We're going to need to be really careful going forward. | |||
| 113 | Why is she so frustrated? | 00601D6C | Marcia has a lot of...strong feelings about what happened to her mother. Some of them fair, some of them misguided. |
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| 114 | Maybe if you get Marcia to open up to you, she'll tell you her side of the story. | |||
| 115 | Since she's not missing, am I done here? | 00601D55 | No, it's still important that we find her. I can't stand the idea of something happening to her. Paladin Rahmani will certainly feel responsible as well. |
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| 116 | As for Knight Shin, I fear what he would do if he learned about the potential intel that could be leaked to the Raiders. | |||
| 117 | I'll try to convince her to come back. | 00601D41 | You read my mind. Thank you, Initiate. |
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| 118 | Do what you can to get her back.... and be gentle, she's been through a lot. | |||
| 126 | I don't have time for this right now. | 00601D32 | Please hurry and make the time. I fear the longer we wait, the more her life is in danger. |
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| 127 | Foundation? Could she be missing from the Super Mutant attack? | 00601D4B | I did consider that when I first heard of it, but I'd rather remain hopeful and investigate further. |
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| 141 | I found some research notes at AMS. | 00603178 | AMS? Those headquarters had been a point of interest for the Brotherhood for a long time. |
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| 142 | I see Marcia was not shy in sharing our intel, Shin is going to freak when he hears of this. | |||
| 143 | Very interesting research on the effects of heated ultracite on the human body. Horrendous that they were performing these secret experiments, though. | |||
| 144 | We'll learn what we can from this, thank you. | |||
| 145 | I found out more about the incident. | 00603160 | I see. I figured you'd hear more about it eventually. Try not to judge us too harshly based on the way Marcia tells it. |
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| 146 | We did the best that we could in those circumstances. | |||
| 147 | Too many lives have been lost. I feel for Marcia and Max. | |||
| 148 | There was this letter from someone named "B". | 0060317A | Hmmm...This letter is concerning. |
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| 149 | While Marcia wasn't missing, it seems that these Hellcat Mercenaries and the Blue Ridge Caravan Company are both involved in the other disappearances. | |||
| 150 | Please, take this to Rahmani as soon as you can. She will want to hear about this. | |||
| 151 | 00603130 | 00603165 | Did you discover anything else on your mission? |
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| 275 | 006060F1 | 00605652 | Let's find cover! |
BS02_MQ04_Conscience[]
| # | Dialog Topic | Form ID | Response Text | Script Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3 | 005F5A4E | 005F5E99 | Wow, it's freezing in here! Look at all this ice...the environmental controls must be damaged. |
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| 7 | 005FACE1 | The card doesn't work? |
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| 12 | 00605FD6 | What can I help you with, Initiate? |
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| 25 | One survivor, but I couldn't save her. Said they were working for Blackburn. Then Blood Eagles arrived and overran them. | 005F5E94 | Blood Eagles? What are they doing here? |
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| 26 | Looks like Paladin Rahmani was right - there's a link between the abductions, Blackburn, and the Super Mutants. | |||
| 27 | We still need to figure out what. | |||
| 28 | 005F5E6C | 005F5E96 | What happened here? Those are Hellcat Company uniforms, right? |
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| 29 | It looks like a massacre! | |||
| 30 | Blood Eagles got here before we did. Wiped the mercs out. The Blood Eagles are still inside. | 005F5E98 | Well, that's going to complicate things. |
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| 31 | If the Hellcats were here already, then Blackburn, the abductions, and the Super Mutants are all tied together somehow. | |||
| 81 | What now? | 005FACE6 | If he's changed the codes for the door, we're not getting through normally. |
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| 82 | I knew a lot of Knights that would probably try to blow up the door, but I think we can do better than that. | |||
| 88 | 005FACBF | 005FACDE | Blackburn must've overwritten the door codes. Probably guessed the looters might find a keycard eventually if they had the run of the place. |
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| 89 | Can you do anything? | 005FACE0 | From here? |
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| 90 | If I had more tools, time, and some schematics? Sure. | |||
| 91 | Under the circumstances, we'll have to get creative. | |||
| 101 | 005FD57B | 00605FD7 | Let's get back to it. |
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| 108 | 005FD57D | 005FD5BA | You'll take point. |
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| 109 | Based on other Vaults we found crossing the country, the Vault should have an emergency transponder. | |||
| 110 | Once you've secured the entrance, the controls for the transponder are usually there near the main door. | |||
| 111 | Activate it to give the all clear and I'll follow you in. | |||
| 113 | You sure you're ready for the fieldwork? | 005FD5C5 | Of course. We've crossed the country on foot and fought Raiders and more. |
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| 114 | A Brotherhood Scribe's life isn't all manuscripts and microscopes. | |||
| 115 | I enjoyed working with you before, but that's a lot of unknowns for two people. | 005FD5BD | We've made a good team in the past. We can handle it, don't worry. |
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| 116 | 006057CB | We'll be all right. If things get too technical, I can step in. |
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| 117 | So, what's the plan? | 005FD5B3 | Step one is finding a way in. |
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| 118 | 005FD585 | 005FD5C8 | I've marked Vault 96 on your map. We don't know what we're walking into, or even how we'll get in, to be honest. We'll need to be cautious. |
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| 126 | How is this related to the abductions? | 005FD5BB | Well...we're not sure it is. |
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| 127 | I'm not familiar with Vault 96. Do we know anything about it? | 005FD5B1 | I wasn't able to find anything, unfortunately. |
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| 128 | I know every Vault had a purpose, though. Like Vault 76 was meant to house the best and the brightest to rebuild America. Ostensibly. | |||
| 129 | Vault 96 could be anything. | |||
| 130 | Vault 96? Where is that? | 005FD5C6 | It took a bit of research to locate it, but it's well south of here. I'll mark it on your map. |
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| 131 | 005FD58F | 005FD5BE | That's right. |
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| 132 | Remember the Pip-Boy you found in the Uncanny Caverns? It took a while to crack the encryption, but I've unlocked it. | |||
| 133 | It came from Vault 96. | |||
| 144 | 005FD5A8 | 005FD5B2 | Let's get moving. I'll follow your lead. |
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| 145 | 005FD5A9 | 005FD5C7 | Hrm. That's not good. The Vault's on internal lockdown. I guess someone's responding to the Blood Eagle attack. |
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| 146 | If there are automated defenses still working, they'll all be active. We may be facing more than just Blood Eagles. Be careful. | |||
| 147 | 005FD5AA | 005FD5B5 | Give me a moment to look at these terminals. |
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| 152 | 0060363E | 006036B2 | You know her? |
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| 172 | 0060364C | 006036B5 | Good thing Shin's not here. I don't think he'd agree to this. |
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| 174 | 0060364E | 006036DA | I don't think we've got much choice. |
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| 175 | We're going to need that keycard to bypass the rest of the security doors. | |||
| 178 | 00603652 | 006036DF | What are you doing? |
Shocked and confused, and a little bit scared. Not of the fight to come, but by the bloodthirstiness of the player. |
| 179 | 00603653 | 006036BF | This didn't have to go like this. Get 'em, boys! | |
| 180 | 00603654 | 006036AA | I can't believe we just got thanked by a Blood Eagle. |
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| 181 | 00603655 | 006036E4 | You've got...interesting friends, Initiate. |
think of this like a sister trying to be polite about a sibling hanging with the wrong sort of people |
| 182 | 006036E5 | You shouldn't have done that, Initiate. There didn't need to be any more killing. |
a reprimand - a little angry, but mostly disappointed. Definitely not a raising your voice kind of angry, though. | |
| 209 | 0060366B | 006036C1 | It's better if they stay here. When we've cleared the Vault, I'll radio Fort Atlas. |
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| 210 | They can send medics with the recovery team, and get them to safety. | |||
| 211 | 0060366C | 006036AB | I'll leave some food and water for you to share until help arrives. |
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| 212 | 0060366D | 006036E7 | These doors are hydraulically sealed. |
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| 213 | If we can find the lines that feed to this door, we might be able to cut the pressure holding it shut. | |||
| 214 | Look for a utility room nearby. |
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| 215 | 0060366E | 006036AC | This should be it. Take a look. See if you can find the lines to the Overseer's office. |
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| 216 | 0060366F | 006036C6 | Well, that's certainly one way to do it. |
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| 217 | The door should be open now. | |||
| 218 | 006036C7 | Nice work. You might have a future as a Scribe, if you wanted. |
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| 219 | Let's head back; the door should be open now. | |||
| 220 | 006036C8 | That'll drop the pressure all right. |
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| 221 | Okay, the door should be open. Let's go. | |||
| 222 | 006036C9 | Wow. |
impressed, but not in a good way | |
| 223 | One of my tutors called that method "ape dynamics." | |||
| 224 | Hopefully, that did the trick. We should check it out. | |||
| 242 | 0060367E | 006036BE | After seeing what you've done here...I hope Hell does exist. |
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| 244 | 00603680 | 006036E3 | Listening to this is making me understand Shin's point of view. |
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| 245 | 00603681 | 006036C4 | Your "errors" tunneled into Fort Atlas and could've killed everyone! |
angry |
| 249 | 00603683 | 0060369A | I don't like the sound of that. |
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| 250 | 00603684 | 006036CA | It sounds like you haven't actually tested your "perfect" virus. |
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| 254 | 00603688 | 006036D2 | You can head out. I'll radio for a team to secure the site and get the prisoners to safety, then bring Blackburn back to the Fort. |
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| 255 | I'm sure the others are going to have lots of questions for him. | |||
| 256 | Good work, Initiate. I'm glad you were here. | |||
| 257 | 00603689 | 006036B6 | What? You can't do anything with it now. We've caught you. You're finished. |
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| 258 | 0060368A | 006036A2 | Have I given you any reason to believe I have not already taken the necessary action? | |
| 259 | 0060368B | 006036DB | Okay, that's not good. |
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| 260 | 0060368C | 006036BB | Paladin Rahmani needs to hear about this immediately. |
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| 261 | 0060368D | 006036AF | I get where you're coming from, but Paladin Rahmani said it before: you didn't do this. |
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| 276 | Could you take control away from Blackburn via the mainframe? | 00603A3D | No. It appears he transferred all main systems controls to the Overseer's office. |
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| 277 | It's the smart move with the Blood Eagles here. | |||
| 278 | What should we be doing? | 00603A42 | Our first priority is finding any clues about the missing people and what's been going on here. Anything else can wait. |
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| 279 | 00603A43 | We need to get to Blackburn. Paladin Rahmani wants him alive. |
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| 280 | Any ideas about the security lockdown? | 00603A3E | As long as Blackburn has control in the Overseer's office, I don't think we can lift it. |
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| 281 | It might be possible to bypass individual doors somehow. If we found a security key, that'd be a big help. | |||
| 282 | 00603A3F | Too soon to say. It depends on if we can access any of the Vault's control systems. |
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| 283 | What are your thoughts about what we saw in the reactor? | 00603A41 | It's horrible. Deliberately exposing animals...people...to radiation, electrocuting them... |
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| 284 | It didn't look like it was meant as torture, though it must've been to the victims. | |||
| 285 | He was trying to determine something. I just don't know why. | |||
| 286 | Have you ever seen anything like the cryonics bay? | 00603A3B | We found a few defunct cryonic storage capsules in bunkers on our way out from California, but never operational. |
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| 287 | And never anything on that scale! It's no wonder this vault is frozen over; the coolant requirements must be enormous. | |||
| 288 | Let's keep moving. | 00603A40 | Agreed. After you, Initiate. |
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| 289 | What's your take on what happened here? | 00603A3C | All the data I've seen says FEV is horrifying, but he's doing these...nightmarish things thinking he can "fix" it? |
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| 290 | Everything we've found makes it sound like he knows it's wrong, but has convinced himself it's justified. | |||
| 291 | Even if he could make the FEV beneficial, I could never condone what he's done here. | |||
| 292 | I'm not sure if I hate him for it, or pity him for being so lost. | |||
| 293 | 006039E4 | 006039F5 | We're supposed to bring him in alive. Don't forget that, no matter what we've seen here. |
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| 294 | 006039E5 | 006039F8 | When we're done here, we'll have a team check all these pods. There might still be someone alive in one of them. |
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| 295 | 006039E6 | 006039F7 | Oh my god. The smell. |
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| 296 | 006039E7 | 006039F6 | Why would he electrocute and irradiate his specimens? What was he hoping to learn? This seems insane. |
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| 297 | 006039E8 | 006039EF | Now this is an impressive setup. I wonder why they needed so much computing power here? |
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| 298 | 006039E9 | 006039F4 | I guess we've found Dr. Blackburn. |
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| 299 | Looks like most of this place is locked off. We need to search everywhere, but our options are limited right now. | |||
| 300 | I think that door labeled "Mainframe" is stuck open, though. Let's start there. | |||
| 335 | 00605858 | 0060585D | Got it. I was able to use the Pip-Boy's protocols to get the doors open, but it fried the circuits. |
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| 336 | If we run into any more locked doors, we're going to need another way through. | |||
| 337 | 00605859 | 0060585B | Locked? Must be the security lockdown. Let me try something. |
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| 340 | I've got these circuitry scraps. Would those let you open more doors? | 00605BEE | Unfortunately, no. The Pip-Boy's systems are pretty proprietary. I'd need to spend a day in a workshop modifying them. Good idea, though! |
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| 358 | 00605FC8 | 00605FCC | Between what we learned at AMS and the journal we recovered from Harpers Ferry, this is big. |
BS02 Dialogue ValdezBlackburn V96 Offquest[]
| # | Dialog Topic | Form ID | Response Text | Script Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | You sure you'll be okay here alone? With him? | 00605C00 | I might not like spending time alone with him, but I can handle it. |
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| 2 | Don't worry, I won't let him out of my sight. | |||
| 3 | How long will it take for the recovery team to get here? | 00605C08 | Shouldn't be too long. As soon as they've got the message they'll be on the way. |
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| 4 | I'll be back with Blackburn in tow before you know it. | |||
| 5 | I'm heading out. Stay safe. | 00605BFF | You too, Initiate. I'll see you back at Fort Atlas. |
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| 6 | 00605BDE | 00605BF4 | I'll be fine here. Report back to the Paladin and the Knight as soon as you can. |
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| 7 | 00605BF5 | Good work in here, Initiate. |
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| 8 | 00605BF6 | You should be getting back to Fort Atlas, Initiate. |
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| 9 | 00605BF7 | The recovery team should be on their way. |
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| 14 | 00605BE2 | 00605C01 | Was there something else, Initiate? |
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| 15 | 00605C02 | Something you needed, Initiate? |
BS02_MQ05_Catalyst[]
| # | Dialog Topic | Form ID | Response Text | Script Notes |
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| 14 | 005FA461 | 00602C5B | I'm afraid Knight Shin might kill the doctor right here! |
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| 15 | 00602C5C | We have to stop Blackburn's associates from manufacturing more of the FEV! |
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| 26 | 00603577 | So Knight Shin is gone... I can't believe it. |
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| 27 | 00603578 | So Paladin Rahmani is gone... I can't believe it. |
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| 34 | 00604A1A | We have to stop these people, before they spread their virus even farther! |
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| 35 | 00604A1B | Hello Initi-, er, Knight-Errant. That will take some adjusting to. |
The player has just been promoted from Initiate to Knight-Errant and Valdez | |
| 95 | 006028D5 | 006028D8 | Please, this argument is getting us nowhere. |
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| 101 | 006029D0 | 006029E6 | If they've already begun producing the virus, blowing the place up could just help spread it. |
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| 102 | We'll need to be a bit more delicate than that. | |||
| 110 | 006029D5 | 006029E5 | No! It could spread for hundreds, maybe thousands of miles! |
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| 187 | 00602BF1 | 00602C26 | That's what I said! |
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| 314 | It's unfortunate things turned out this way. | 00603559 | It is, but... at least you and I are still here. Through everything, we made it. That's something we can be grateful for. |
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| 315 | So don't be a stranger. You have the freedom to go anywhere, but remember, you're a part of our Brotherhood now. You'll always have a home here. | |||
| 316 | 006033A5 | 0060357D | Or... for having been, I guess. I'm going to have to get used to talking about her in past tense. |
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| 322 | Yeah, and we don't have Shin killing the mood around here, either. | 00603570 | I know Knight Shin wasn't the most lighthearted person to be around, but he had a good heart. Really. |
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| 323 | Try not to think too poorly of him. | |||
| 325 | 006033B2 | 00603563 | Well... both of them would die for their beliefs. At least this way, they can pursue those beliefs separately, rather than killing each other over them. |
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| 326 | How do you think the Brotherhood will fare with its new leader? | 0060356D | Things are going to get a lot looser around here. Paladin Rahmani never believed in strict regulations. |
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| 327 | She's going to focus on recruitment and outreach. Well, if she can find the time. | |||
| 328 | 0060356E | I think it might start feeling a little more like back home, with the Elders. |
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| 329 | We're going to have a lot of work to do, to make things safer in Appalachia. | |||
| 330 | Without Paladin Rahmani to counter his priorities, Knight Shin will have a plan laid out in no time. | |||
| 331 | Thanks for everything you've done. | 0060357E | Don't mention it. As the resident Scribe, it's my job to keep things functioning around here. |
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| 332 | Honestly, I'd rather they had both killed each other. | 0060355C | What is wrong with you? |
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| 333 | To you, they may be just your annoying superior officers. But to me, they're... we were a family. | |||
| 334 | Please don't say something horrible like that again. | |||
| 335 | Until next time. | 00603561 | Until next time. |
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| 344 | So what are you going to do now? | 0060355A | I'm going to keep doing my job. With one officer down, there's going to be a lot of slack to pick up. |
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| 345 | There's still a lot more I'd like to see out there, but right now, I need to support the Brotherhood. | |||
| 346 | 006033C4 | 0060356C | I wanted to be optimistic about their conflict... right up until the end. But the more I think about it, the more I feel like maybe this was inevitable. |
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| 347 | If only there was more I could have done... | |||
| 554 | [Flirt] None of that matters as long as I still have you. | 00605EFF | Well that's going a bit far, isn't it? |
Flustered; completely taken aback |
| 555 | But it's a very nice thing to say... Um, thank you. | Flustered, doesn't know how to respond |