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Dialog Topic
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Form ID
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Response Text
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Script Notes
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| 1
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00774286
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0078B87E
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Can I help you?
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| 2
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0078B87F
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You want something? Spit it out, already.
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| 3
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0078B880
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Mm?
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| 4
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0078B881
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Something you want?
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| 5
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0078B883
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Can you quit starting? You're making me proper uncomfortable over here.
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Player approaches Theo for the first time. He isn’t fond of new people.
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| 6
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00793416
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*Grunts*
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Grunts to acknowledge that the player is leaving the conversation.
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| 7
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00793417
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What you looking at, kid?
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| 8
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00793418
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Heard you got this business back in order. Color me impressed, rookie.
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| 9
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00793419
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Something you need? Thought you were meant to be showing me the ropes.
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Empahsis on "me".
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| 10
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0079341A
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Deliveries been cancelled? Only thing I can think of to explain why you're stood there like a pillock instead of doing some work.
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| 11
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0079341C
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Glad to see you up and about. You could teach the rest of these lot a thing or two about hard work.
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| 12
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0079341D
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You're up early.
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| 13
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0079395B
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Something to say?
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| 14
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00775186
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00775194
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What's that got to do with you? Need the friends?
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| 15
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0078B815
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0078B860
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Mhm, yeah. What's it gotta do with you?
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| 16
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0078B863
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Great. Now if you don't mind, I have some unpacking to do.
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Theo trying to exit the conversation.
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| 17
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0078B866
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Not wrong there. Thanks I guess, for not being weird about it.
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Genuine, slightly embarrassed.
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| 18
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0078B869
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And I get the impression it ain't any of your business. Now do you actually want something? Or just here to stick your oar in?
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Defensive. Emphasis on “I” in “I get the impression it ain’t…”
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| 19
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0078B86A
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A Ghoul? Hmph, heard that name a few times now.
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Pensive.
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| 20
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You got a problem with that?
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Defensive.
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| 21
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0078B86B
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Perceptive.
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Dismissive, cold.
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| 22
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0078B872
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Look, we just met. You expect me to spill my life story?
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Dry.
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| 23
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0078B875
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Fine by me. You stick to your work, I'll stick to mine.
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| 24
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0078B878
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Every day that ends in Y. We finished here?
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| 25
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0078B87C
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Guess so. You too. Name's Theo.
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Dismissive, cold.
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| 26
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0078BAFD
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Hm, seems ignorance favors fools if you're keeping company with the likes of that freak.
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| 27
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Can't argue with you, mind. Just a shame he's more selfish than smart.
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| 28
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Hate or love the bastard, you gotta admire his ambition.
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| 29
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0078BB0C
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Not the worst job I've done... go easy with it, alright?
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| 30
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0078BB21
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Back before Vault-Tec, I mighta said it's good for her. Getting out of her comfort zone and all that.
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About Josie, the Brahmin Tamer.
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| 31
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Don't know now. Pointless wasting time in a job that you ain't feeling.
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| 32
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0078BB32
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You what? What did I say? Don't go there. What do you do? Go there anyway.
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| 33
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0078BB37
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Well how the hell should I know? And don't take this as an invitation to go looking for it. Marley would hate me all over again if I got one of her lackeys killed off.
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Emphasis on "don't".
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| 34
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0078BB39
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You know nothing. Keep your nose out of other people's business.
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| 35
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0078BB3D
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Fine, but only if it'll stop you being so fucking nosey all the time. Get on with it - what you want to know?
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| 36
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00793415
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Be gentle with her. Forgot what a beauty she is.
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| 37
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0079341B
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Packed some boxes for your next trip. Make sure they get there safe, alright?
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| 38
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0079341E
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Mhm. See you.
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| 39
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00793420
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She seemed alright when she joined. It's clear she's a proper chemhead now, though. Steer clear of that one.
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About Josie (Brahmin Tamer) if player decides to give her chems.
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| 40
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00793421
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Be gentle with her. Forgot what a beauty she is.
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| 41
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00793422
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Mhm. See you.
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| 42
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00793423
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*Grunts*
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Grunts to acknowledge that the player is leaving the conversation.
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| 43
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00793424
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What you looking at, kid?
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| 44
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00793425
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Heard you got this business back in order. Color me impressed, rookie.
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| 45
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00793426
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Something you need? Thought you were meant to be showing me the ropes.
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Empahsis on "me".
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| 46
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00793427
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Deliveries been cancelled? Only thing I can think of to explain why you're stood there like a pillock instead of doing some work.
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| 47
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00793428
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Packed some boxes for your next trip. Make sure they get there safe, alright?
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| 48
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00793429
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Glad to see you up and about. You could teach the rest of these lot a thing or two about hard work.
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| 49
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0079342A
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You're up early.
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| 50
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00799E04
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Yeah, what is it?
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| 51
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00799E05
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That's fine.
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| 52
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00799E06
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Get on with it.
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| 53
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00799E07
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Later then.
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| 54
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00799E08
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Sure. That's fine.
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| 55
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00799E09
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No can do, sorry.
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| 56
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00799E0A
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Thanks. Appreciate it.
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| 57
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00799E0B
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What was I saying again?
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| 58
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00799E0C
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So, where'd we leave off at?
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| 59
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Just making small talk.
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0078B85E
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Great. Want to find someone else to do that with? I'm busy here.
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Dismissive.
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| 60
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I'm interested in the company. What was it like?
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0078B870
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Horrible. Done interrogating me now?
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Trying to avoid the questions.
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| 61
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Bet they paid you the big bucks.
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0078B861
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I worked hard and was good at it. Earned that title.
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| 62
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Only quit for more money and better security. Opportunity to work with Vault-Tec, and some big-shot from the board of directors at that.
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| 63
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I was just a stupid kid. Didn't know what I was talking about.
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Bitter.
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| 64
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Is that why you moved to the US?
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0078B873
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Yeah. Designed weapons for the forces. Helped out with the making of some of them, too.
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| 65
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Sounds complicated.
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0078B864
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Maybe for someone like you, no offense. It takes a certain type of person and mindset.
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Self assured on that last sentence.
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| 66
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[Perk Gunsmith] I'm familiar with the work. You drew up plans for weapons.
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0078B876
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Hmph, not bad. Seems first impressions aren't always right.
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Impressed.
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| 67
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Need to get going.
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0078B867
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About time you did some work. Beginning to think Marley hired a clown.
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“Beginning to think Marley hired a clown.” muttered under his breath.
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| 68
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You selling ammo?
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0078B86D
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Could be. Got some left over, from the old job. You looking to buy? Better have the cash.
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Informs player he sells ammo.
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| 69
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Gun merchant... how did you get into that line of work?
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0078B85D
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School, graft, luck. Started out as a military tech contractor. Long time ago now, mind.
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| 70
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What made you want to be a merchant?
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0078B86F
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Circumstances changed. I'm here for more than just work. Anyway, ain't you busy? Marley didn't hire you to be a layabout.
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Reminiscing slightly.
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| 71
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Are you excited about the new job?
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0078B87D
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Not particularly. Why's it matter to you, anyway?
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| 72
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0078B848
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0078B85C
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Sorry. It's great to meet you.
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| 73
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0078B84A
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0078B86E
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Sorry. It's great to meet you.
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| 74
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0078B84C
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0078B85F
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Sorry. It's great to meet you.
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| 75
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Sorry. It's great to meet you.
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0078B871
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Guess so. You too.
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| 76
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Sorry. It's great to meet you
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0078B862
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Guess so. You too.
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| 77
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Sorry. It's great to meet you.
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0078B865
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Guess so. You too.
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| 78
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Sorry. It's great to meet you.
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0078B877
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Guess so. You too.
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| 79
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Sorry. It's great to meet you.
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0078B868
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Guess so. You too.
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| 80
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Axel talks about you often.
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0078BB0B
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Kid's coming along fine. It's been nice... teaching him the ropes and all that. Life skills, you know? For all those stupid plans he has.
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First few lines are soft. Last line is harder, more of an act.
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| 81
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You know how to upgrade this weapon?
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0078BB11
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Might take me a while, but with the right tools... yeah, it's doable.
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| 82
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Has the group grown on you yet?
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0078BB36
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They're fine. Definitely had much worse company.
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| 83
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How's life, Theo?
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0078BB14
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Been worse. Seems things are... taking a turn for the better. Much as I don't deserve it. I wanted to thank you for helping out here.
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| 84
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Everything you done to get this branch up and running... means the world to her, so means something to me. Now get outta here.
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| 85
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Don't you have deliveries to make or something?
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| 86
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How are things going with Marley?
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0078BB3F
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Getting there one step at a time. Gonna take a while to patch things up but... it's moving. Can see parts of myself in her.
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| 87
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Jessica too... Don't look at me like that. Anyway, did you actually want something? Or just here to waste time?
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Embarassed.
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| 88
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How you liking this side of the pond?
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0078BB18
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Not that different from England. Same rain, same ground. Well just about.
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| 89
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Are you getting on with the others?
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0078BAF6
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Weird bunch, but they're alright...
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| 90
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How are you adjusting to life at the HQ?
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0078BB1C
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Better than being buried in a big tin can...
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| 91
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What happened with Marley? Seems you're getting on better now.
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0078BAFA
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Couldn't have gotten much worse.
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| 92
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So... you wanna talk about Vault-Tec yet?
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0078BB20
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Fine, but only if it'll stop you being so damn nosey all the time. Get on with it. What do you want to know?
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Cold but more open than before.
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| 93
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[Charisma 4+] Can't have been that bad. What was so horrible about it?
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0078BB38
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Evil bastards using their power to manipulate people into compliance. I'm done talking about it. Find your drama elsewhere.
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Willing to share, then dismissive when he opens up. Leads with a sigh.
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| 94
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[Charisma 4+] Sorry I brought it up. I won't pry any further.
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0078BB16
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Yeah. Look, I'm sorry. It's just memories I'd rather forget. There's nothing personal.
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Slight pause after “Yeah”. Takes time to think before responding.
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| 95
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I'm not going to argue with you.
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0078BAF4
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Didn't expect you to.
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| 96
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Sorry that happened to you. Can we talk about something else?
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0078BB1A
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We can talk more if you stop looking at me like I'm a fucking charity case.
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Cold, monotone.
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| 97
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Heavy. I'll leave you to it.
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0078BAF8
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Mm, catch you later.
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| 98
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Seems like you didn't part on good terms.
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0078BB1E
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What part of 'I'm done talking about it' are you struggling with?
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| 99
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How long were you working there?
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0078BAFC
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Over twenty years. Too long. Far too long.
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| 100
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Who hired you?
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0078BB22
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That Hugo fella. You must've heard of him. Haven't met anyone round here who hasn't. Not that anyone has anything good to say. God knows why.
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'God knows why' is muttered and snarky.
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| 101
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What sort of work were you conducting down there?
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0078BB00
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Still worked with weapons, obviously.
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| 102
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Hugo wanted to branch out and create some new guns for security purposes. Soon had us experimenting with... more unorthodox designs.
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| 103
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If it was that bad, why didn't you just leave?
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0078BB26
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You thick in the head? Obviously didn't have a say.
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| 104
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Tried getting out right at the start, told them I didn't wanna be there. They weren't having none of it.
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| 105
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Tried fighting my way out too but, well, there were a lot of them and a lot less of me.
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Willing to share info, but still defensive and deflecting.
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| 106
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What was the alternative? Nuclear obliteration?
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0078BB2D
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Had a... had a plan. We were gonna move out to the wilderness. Found a little house.
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| 107
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Wasn't much, but would have been enough to avoid the brunt of the bombs and the fallout.
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| 108
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Can't say I miss it too much myself...
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0078BB0A
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You were down in one of those things, too? Well, makes it a bit easier for us to understand each other, I suppose.
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| 109
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Assume you were down by your own choice, mind you.
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| 110
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Why did they need to keep you?
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0078BB31
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Needed me to design more weapons for them for them in a post-war world. Hugo playing God, as per usual.
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| 111
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How'd you do it? How'd you escape?
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0078BB10
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Guards got word from Hugo that he wanted one of the weapons I made... that bloke ain't a fool, though.
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| 112
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He knew the rest of the vault was dangerous, so sent me instead.
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| 113
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For someone of his status, he's a pretty big coward. "Send the guy who made it" he said.
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| 114
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Guy kidnapped me for twenty years and didn't even bother learning my name.
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| 115
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That you and Marley's mom?
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0078BB35
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Yeah. She's gone now. Doesn't matter. Let's move on.
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Bittersweet laughter at the start of the sentence.
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| 116
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Sounds like you planned ahead.
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0078BB13
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Information was one of the benefits of working in the vault, I suppose. Back before it all went to shit, anyway.
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| 117
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Yeah... didn't have the best time.
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0078BB3E
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I can sympathize. At least we're out now. Silver linings and all that.
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| 118
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Sure. Wasn't anywhere near as bad as you make out.
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0078BB17
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We all have different experiences. Don't have to invalidate mine to soothe your own ego.
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| 119
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[Hugo] I've had my own run ins with him.
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0078BAF5
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What you mean by that? You know something I don't?
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| 120
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Can't say I've had the pleasure.
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0078BB1B
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Part of the lucky few then. Don't worry, you're not missing out.
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| 121
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You two don't get along?
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0078BAF9
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You ever been imprisoned? You think you'd like your jailer? Yeah, no shit we didn't get along.
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Dry sarcasm.
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| 122
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Let's just say he won't be bothering anyone anymore.
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0078BB1F
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Huh... didn't think you had it in you. Reckon I should thank you. Should've been me that did it, mind.
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Takes a pause after “huh” to contemplate.
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| 123
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You ever see any of them used?
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0078BB23
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Sometimes. Guards took the good ones to keep the rowdy vault folk in check.
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| 124
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The great weapons were kept for 'later use', but the higher ups never opened up much about what that entailed.
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| 125
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What was your favorite?
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0078BB01
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Not one for favorites... all work at the end of the day.
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Modest.
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| 126
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Seems you were pretty talented, no wonder they didn't want you leaving.
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0078BB27
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Yeah, I was.
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Pensive.
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| 127
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There was this shooting range, and they let me try out some of my creations for testing purposes. Supervised, of course.
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Thinking back.
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| 128
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Not that it mattered, didn't have much fight in me after a while down there.
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| 129
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But anyway, some of the guns had so much kick that they tore the targets in half.
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| 130
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Didn't feel much in that place, but holding that much power in my hands... it felt good.
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Last part of the line is a little sad.
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| 131
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Any particularly dangerous ones?
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0078BB0D
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A few. Was this one weapon we designed towards the end. Project 00M5698 if I'm recalling it right. Higher ups wanted something new.
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| 132
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Told us to harness nuclear energy. Powerful shit, stronger than anything we've ever made before.
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| 133
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0078BB0E
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Well, you should know. How you finding that thing? One of my best. And worst. Depending on your stance.
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| 134
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Nuclear energy? Was that... legal?
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0078BB33
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That really your concern here? Was post war, post literal bombs falling on our planet, and your concern is the law? Give me a break.
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| 135
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What happened to it?
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0078BB12
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Last I heard, it got chucked in storage. Somewhere deep in the vault.
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| 136
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I was given some vague directions and sent on an expedition to find it when the Lost were starting to overrun the place.
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| 137
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Hadn't seen one so close till then. They're damn scary. Just wandering all over, dead eyed and hollow... it was a wake up call to get out.
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| 138
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I'm happy for you both.
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0078BB15
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Yeah... thanks. Lots of catching up to do.
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| 139
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Must've been hard for her, growing up without a dad.
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0078BB40
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Yeah no shit. I should've been there for her. I won't ever forgive Hugo for taking those years away.
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| 140
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Hate's a strong word, but by God if it ain't relevant here, it never will be.
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| 141
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Well, what do you like to do for fun?
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0078BB19
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Haven't thought about that in years. Used to be a keen fisher. Nothing like an early rise, nice coffee and open lake.
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| 142
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Can't imagine I'd like much of what I would catch nowadays, though.
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| 143
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{How do you relax?
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0078BAF7
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I enjoy the quiet. A good sit down by myself, no pressure of talking. Cold beer too, if there's one going.
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| 144
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Ineke is really fond of you.
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0078BB1D
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She's nice enough. Good to bond with a real adult, you know? Stops me going completely insane.
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Talking about Ineke, the imported goods merchant.
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| 145
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Axel looks up to you. Gyro too, by proxy.
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0078BAFB
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The kid's sweet. The robot's a bit mental, though. But I guess he's gotta have something to hold on to.
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Talking about Axel - child in HQ.
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| 146
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Can't see his folks coming back. Reality's a kick in the teeth.
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| 147
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Doesn't seem like Josie belongs here.
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0079341F
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She seemed alright when she joined. It's clear she's a proper chemhead now though. Steer clear of that one.
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About Josie (Brahmin Tamer) if player decides to give her chems.
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| 148
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Have you seen any of Windy's cryptids?
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0078BAFF
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Ah yeah, squeezed in a few cryptid hunting trips during the last twenty years whilst I was being held captive by Hugo the nutter.
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| 149
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No, of course I bloody haven't. None of that shit's real anyway, just something for all those conspiracy freaks. Windy included.
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| 150
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Let's talk about something else.
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0078BB25
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Spit it out.
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| 151
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Don't suppose you've seen much of the fallout?
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0078BB04
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Can't say I have. Only left the vault a few years back, and I ain't gone much further than a few miles north.
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| 152
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Why did you move here anyway?
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0078BB2A
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Got offered the tech contractor job. Was working full time. Lived on site.
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| 153
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And through that, I met Marley's mum, Jessica. She used to work for Blue Ridge. Long time ago now.
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Brief 'er' and pause before "Marley's mum".
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| 154
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Few cuts and bruises, but it was worth it.
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0078BB08
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You made it back in one piece, but how long before someone takes a fancy to that gun and slits your throat to take it? You need to be more careful.
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| 155
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Anyway, did you want something? Or just here to brag about your find?
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| 156
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I've been out the vault long enough now, this was nothing.
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0078BB2F
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You ain't impressing anyone, cut the tough guy shit. Anyway, you just here about the gun, or need something else?
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| 157
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I'd like to upgrade the barrel.
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0078BB03
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Good choice. Easy enough too.
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| 158
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I want better sights.
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0078BB29
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Sights, eh?
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| 159
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Can I change the magazine?
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0078BB07
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Can do, what you looking for specifically?
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| 160
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think the stock needs changing.
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0078BB2E
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Mm, fine... you got any supplies I can use? Don't work for free.
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| 161
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00791123
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0079115D
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Gotta get that shipment into boxes, before I forget.
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Talking to himself.
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| 162
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0079115E
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Good to see at least someone starts early here.
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Addressing the player from a distance.
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| 163
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0079115F
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Morning.
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| 164
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00791160
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Got the late shift?
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| 165
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00791161
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Imported goods? Is that what they're calling narcotics these days?
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About Ineke, the imported goods merchant. Mutters to himself.
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| 166
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00791162
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Keep it down, Axel! I'm trying to get ten minutes of peace over here.
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Axel is a child in the workplace. Slightly irritating, lots of energy.
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| 167
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Your mother never make you use an inside voice?
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Mutters this line.
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| 168
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00791163
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Good craftsmanship on this robot... you say your dad fixed it up, kid?
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Talking to Axel, a child in HQ.
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| 169
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00791164
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Those Brahmin stink. Bloody animals belong outside.
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| 170
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00791166
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Ain't half bad here... I suppose.
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Muttering to himself.
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| 171
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00791168
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Oi, kid... want to help me pack some stuff up?
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Talking to Axel, a child in the HQ.
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| 172
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00791169
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You need some help with planning those new routes, Marley?
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| 173
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00791124
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00791130
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Isn't there somewhere you ought to be?
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Accusatory
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| 174
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00791131
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Marley send you?
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Cold but interested.
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| 175
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00791132
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Got some guns on the order for your next delivery... I packed them up already for you.
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| 176
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00791134
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Watch yourself on that road. Storm's playing up today.
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Casual but more caring.
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| 177
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00791135
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Finally showed up, ey?
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More playful.
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| 178
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Marley's looking for you to do some work.
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| 179
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Can't say I miss it too much myself...
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007A110A
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You were down in one of those things, too? Well, makes it a bit easier for us to understand each other, I suppose.
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| 180
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Assume you were down there of your own choice, mind you.
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| 181
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007A1107
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007A1109
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Had a... had a plan. We were gonna move out to the wilderness. Found a little house.
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| 182
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Wasn't much but would have been enough to avoid the brunt of the bombs and the fallout.
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| 183
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If it was that bad, why didn't you just leave?
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007A110B
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You thick in the head? Obviously I didn't have a say.
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| 184
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Tried getting out right at the start, told them I didn't wanna be there. They were having none of it.
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| 185
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I tried fighting my way out too but, well, a lot of them and a lot less of me.
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