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This is a transcript for dialogue with Alan Binet. |
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DialogueInstitute[]
| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
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| 1 | DialogueInstituteAlanFirstGreetingScene | {Measuring, sizing up the player} Ah, it's you. You're finally with us. | AlanBinet: I'd just like to apologize for any... trouble... our synths may have caused for you on your way here. | A | |
| 2 | Player Default: Yes, of course. | {Excited, upbeat} Ah, good. Shaun is most pleased, I'm sure. He's been quite anxious to have you with us. | AlanBinet: If you require anything, especially as it pertains to synths, please let me know. | A1a | |
| 3 | Player Default: Not a chance. | {Surprised, uncertain, not what you expected} No? I... hmm. Well, I'm sure Shaun is... quite disappointed. | B1a | ||
| 4 | {Disappointed, emphasis on "do"} I do hope you reconsider. | AlanBinet: If you require anything, especially as it pertains to synths, please let me know. | B1b | ||
| 5 | Player Default: I'm thinking it over. | {Hopeful, serious} Well I hope you do decide to stay. It would mean a great deal to Shaun. | AlanBinet: If you require anything, especially as it pertains to synths, please let me know. | X1a | |
| 6 | NPCMAlanBinet: Ah, it's you. You're finally with us. | {Genuinely apologetic, abashed} I'd just like to apologize for any... trouble... our synths may have caused for you on your way here. | A1a | ||
| 7 | {Sincerely contrite} They of course couldn't be told of your identity, and they have very specific protocols for protecting themselves and Institute interests... | A1b | |||
| 8 | {Sincerely contrite, a bit embarrassed} Most of which I designed myself. Not to make problems for you, though. I, err, will you be staying with us, then? | Player Default: Yes, of course. | A1c | ||
| 9 | Player Default: What's it to you? | {Awkward apology, but well-intentioned} Oh, forgive me, I realize... well, I understand that's somewhat personal. It would just mean a great deal to Shaun. | AlanBinet: If you require anything, especially as it pertains to synths, please let me know. | Y1a | |
| 10 | Player Default: Ah, good. Shaun is most pleased, I'm sure. He's been quite anxious to have you with us. | {Warm, friendly, sincere} If you require anything, especially as it pertains to synths, please let me know. | A1a | ||
| 11 | - | {Filling an awkward pause in the conversation... the player has stopped talking} You must feel a bit overwhelmed. | |||
| 12 | {Polite, friendly} The synths are treating you well, I hope? | ||||
| 13 | {Proud} I don't know if you've noticed, but I've increased synth responsiveness by .04 percent. | ||||
| 14 | {Pleasant, cheerful} Another lovely day, isn't it? | ||||
| 15 | {Optimistic, eager} Today is full of possibilities. | ||||
| 16 | {Grateful, proud} We're quite fortunate to have the synths to aid us. |
DialogueInstituteBinetHome[]
| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
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| 17 | DialogueInstituteBinetHomeScene1 | Liam: In other words, it's definitely something to worry about and you can't talk about it. How bad is it? | {Start with a laugh. Amused, reassuring. / Amused} You're too smart Liam, but I assure you, it has nothing to do with anything that would concern you. | Liam: I think that's even more concerning. | A1a |
| 18 | {Friendly conversation / Friendly} What did you do with your day, Liam? | Liam: You know, kept busy. | A1a | ||
| 19 | Liam: Hey, what's with the sudden security increase? I noticed a few more Coursers than usual walking around. Is everything okay? | {Dismissive / Nervous} Oh it's nothing to worry about. | Liam: In other words, it's definitely something to worry about and you can't talk about it. How bad is it? | A1a | |
| 20 | DialogueInstituteBinetHomeScene4 | Eve: Welcome home, Alan. How was your day? | {Amused} Oh, you know... prying open closed minds one at a time... | Eve: Well, you're home now, and you should relax. I got a little sidetracked helping Liam with his work, but things are under control. | A1a |
| 21 | Eve: Alan, why don't you relax a little. I'll take care of everything. | {relaxed / Grateful} Wonderful, Eve. I swear, I don't know what I'd do without you... | A1a |
DialogueInstituteRobotics[]
| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
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| 22 | DialogueInstituteAlanMax1Scene | Max: It was probably just a glitch in the nervous system. The fine motor control software could use an update. | {Excitement, a new discovery} If it were just a limb twitching, perhaps, but her eyes were moving as well. | A1a | |
| 23 | {Excitement, a new discovery} Involuntary twitching and rapid eye movements while sleeping can only mean one thing, Max. | A1b | |||
| 24 | {Excitement, a new discovery, then accusing} You just don't want to admit to yourself what it is. | Max: If you're about to launch into one of your impassioned speeches about artificial sentience and machines with souls, don't bother. | A1c | ||
| 25 | Max: I've heard enough of them by now. Hell, I could write them down from memory. | {Defiant, challenging} But we can't just ignore the question. If a synth can dream, why can't it have a soul? | A1a | ||
| 26 | {Defiant, challenging} And if a synth has a soul, then it is a living person by every standard we can measure. | A1b | |||
| 27 | {Bitter, chastising} Of course, it's far more comfortable to think of them as machines, so we can do what we want with them. | Max: If you disapprove of the work we do here, Doctor Binet, you know where to find the teleporter. | A1c | ||
| 28 | Max: If you disapprove of the work we do here, Doctor Binet, you know where to find the teleporter. | {Defensive.} Now just a moment, I never said that. | A1a | ||
| 29 | {Defensive} I'm simply trying to open everyone's eyes to new possibilities. | Max: Well it's an unwanted distraction. | A1b | ||
| 30 | DialogueInstituteRobotics2Scene | Max: I'm swamped right now. Can you accomodate them? | {Resignation. You are taking on extra work.} I'll see what I can do. | Max: Thanks. | A1a |
| 31 | Max: I'm swamped right now. Can you accomodate them? | {Resignation. You are taking on extra work.} No promises, but I'll try to fit it in where I can. | Max: Thanks. | A2a | |
| 32 | Max: I'm swamped right now. Can you accomodate them? | {Resignation. You are taking on extra work.} It'll take a few days, but I should be able to get it done. | Max: Thanks. | A3a | |
| 33 | DialogueInstituteRobotics3Scene | {More annoyance than concern. Gen 2s is "gen (as in generation) twos"} Sounds like some of the gen 2s are acting up. | A1a | ||
| 34 | Something about a twitch in the right hand that's affecting their manual dexterity. | Max: Yes, I've seen the same thing myself a time or two. | A1b | ||
| 35 | SRB says one of their Coursers is suddenly speaking Mandarin instead of English. | Max: Yes, I've seen the same thing myself a time or two. | A2a | ||
| 36 | You see that report from Facilities? | A3a | |||
| 37 | {Gen 1s is "gen (as in generation) ones"} A couple of their gen 1s were trying to walk into walls. Sounds like a pathfinding bug to me. | Max: Yes, I've seen the same thing myself a time or two. | A3b | ||
| 38 | Max: I made a note to look into it when there's time. | Sounds like you're on top of things, then. | A1a | ||
| 39 | Max: I made a note to look into it when there's time. | Very well, I'll leave it in your capable hands. | A2a | ||
| 40 | Max: I made a note to look into it when there's time. | Good enough for me. | A3a | ||
| 41 | DialogueInstituteRobotics4Scene | Max: How's that personal synth of yours working out? I've heard that Liam's grown quite attached to it. | {Mildly annoyed, chastising} Not "it", Doctor Loken, "she." And she has a name. | A1a | |
| 42 | {Proud} To answer your question, Eve has been an indispensable companion, both to Liam and myself. | Max: Alan, I know it's been difficult for you since you lost your wife, but don't lose perspective. | A1b | ||
| 43 | Max: A synth might look like a man or a woman, but it isn't. It's not healthy to become too attached. | {Defensive, lecturing} Need I remind you, Doctor Loken, that in biochemical terms a human being is also a machine. | Max: Don't hide behind technicalities, Alan. I'm your friend. I'm not judging you, but others will. | A1a | |
| 44 | Max: Such behavior could be construed as deviant. You know where that will lead. | {Defensive} There's no need to get worked up over it, Max. I'm simply carrying out an experiment. | A1a | ||
| 45 | I believe that our third-generation synths are sophisticated enough to form social bonds, even familial bonds. | A1b | |||
| 46 | Only through close observation can I prove my hypothesis. | Max: Alright, Alan. I'll trust your judgement on this. Just be careful. | A1c | ||
| 47 | DialogueInstituteRoboticsScene6 | InstituteScientist: SRB doesn't agree. Statistically, the gen-threes have shown an increase in autonomic behavior, suggesting a malfunction in the latest models. | {Proud, passionate / Confident} I assure you Doctor, that is not a malfunction. | A1a | |
| 48 | InstituteScientist: In light of recent events, we've been asked to take a look at the behavioral mapping in the gen-3s. | {Defiant / Defiant} I see...Another of Doctor Ayo's manipulative power plays. Well he's wrong. The Gen-threes are functioning just as designed. | Alan: I assure you Doctor, that is not a malfunction. | A1a | |
| 49 | InstituteScientist: In light of recent events, we've been asked to take a look at the behavioral mapping in the gen-3s. | {Disappointed, defiant / Defiant} I thought things would be better with Alana in charge. Now I see she's just as blind. | A2a | ||
| 50 | {Annoyed} Regardless of what she might believe, she's wrong. The gen-threes are functioning perfectly. | Alan: I assure you Doctor, that is not a malfunction. | A2b | ||
| 51 | DialogueInstituteRoboticsScene7 | {Passionate / Defiant} Think about it, doctor. You and everyone else firmly hold onto the archaic opinion that the synths are inferior. By limiting them, we limit our work. | InstituteScientist: I am well aware of your ideas, doctor, and there is a reason they are not the popular ones. | A1a | |
| 52 | InstituteScientist: There needs to be a distinction between us and them. | {Pleading his case / Pleading} No, they are an evolution of us. The synths possess vast untapped potential, if we'd only let them show it... | InstituteScientist: I suggest you keep your radical opinions to yourself from now on. | A1a |
Inst303Post[]
| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
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| 53 | - | {Measured, uncertain. The player was promoted and you aren't sure it was deserved.} I suppose congratulations are in order. | |||
| 54 | {Measured, uncertain. The player was promoted and you aren't sure it was deserved.} So, you'll be our new director someday. That was... unexpected. | ||||
| 55 | - | {Surprised but pleased / Friendly} There's no denying it. You've impressed us. | |||
| 56 | {Pleased, friendly / Friendly} With the reactor online, we can finally make plans to accelerate synth production. |
Inst308Post[]
| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
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| 57 | - | {Sad, sympathetic... emphasis on "you" / Sad} We'll all grieve for Father, but I know the loss must be especially difficult for you. | |||
| 58 | {Impressed, confident / Impressed} The future looks very bright indeed, director. | ||||
| 59 | {Sad, sympathetic... emphasis on "you" / Sad} We'll all grieve for Father, but I know the loss must be especially difficult for you. | ||||
| 60 | {Impressed, confident / Impressed} The future looks very bright indeed, director. |
InstM02[]
| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
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| 61 | InstM02Scene2AlanInvestigate | {Friendly} Our synths are truly remarkable. Every day they manage to surprise me. Now, what can I do for you? | Player Default: Justin Ayo thinks you're helping synths escape. I need to know the truth. | A | |
| 62 | Player Default: Justin Ayo thinks you're helping synths escape. I need to know the truth. | {Irritated} I see. The man does not lack for tenacity. | A1a | ||
| 63 | {Confident} He is however, completely wrong about me. | Alan: Ayo and his Courser goons have already scoured my laboratory for evidence. Feel free to do the same, if you think you must. | A1b | ||
| 64 | Player Default: You're helping synths escape, and I'm going to prove it. | {Indignant / Surprised} What?! I'm not doing anything of the sort! | B1a | ||
| 65 | {Angry / Suspicious} Let me guess... Justin Ayo put you up to this, didn't he? | Alan: Ayo and his Courser goons have already scoured my laboratory for evidence. Feel free to do the same, if you think you must. | B1b | ||
| 66 | Player Default: I can't discuss it. Just go back to what you were doing. | {Rising anger / Suspicious} Wait a minute... did Justin Ayo send you here to look through these terminals? | X1a | ||
| 67 | {Anger / Suspicious} Yes... I suspect he did. | Alan: Ayo and his Courser goons have already scoured my laboratory for evidence. Feel free to do the same, if you think you must. | X1b | ||
| 68 | Player Default: Are you helping synths escape from the Institute, Doctor Binet? | {Irritated} Not this nonsense again. | Y1a | ||
| 69 | {Irritated} I suppose this means that Justin Ayo has given up trying to wring a confession from me himself. | Y1b | |||
| 70 | {Irritated} Now he's using you to do his dirty work instead. | Alan: Ayo and his Courser goons have already scoured my laboratory for evidence. Feel free to do the same, if you think you must. | Y1c | ||
| 71 | Player Default: He is however, completely wrong about me. | {Annoyed, indignant / Irritated} Ayo and his Courser goons have already scoured my laboratory for evidence. Feel free to do the same, if you think you must. | A1a | ||
| 72 | {Irritated} If there's something specific you want to ask me, then get on with it. | Player Default: Why would Ayo think you were helping synths? | A1b | ||
| 73 | Player Default: Why would Ayo think you were helping synths? | He probably thinks my admiration for the synths might have caused me to have some delusion about setting them free. | A1a | ||
| 74 | The notion is preposterous. The last thing I'd want to do is banish a synth to the surface. It's a living hell up there. | A1b | |||
| 75 | That's not freedom, it's a death sentence. I would never be so cruel. | Player Default: Why would Ayo think you were helping synths? | A1c | ||
| 76 | Player Default: We're done. | Very well. | B1a | ||
| 77 | Player Default: Does anyone else have access to your terminals? | Unlikely. I don't let anyone else lay a finger on my terminals without my close supervision. | X1a | ||
| 78 | I'll make an exception in your case, however. If Father trusts you, then I have no reason not to. | Player Default: Why would Ayo think you were helping synths? | X1b | ||
| 79 | Player Default: How many synths have escaped? | I'm not sure of the exact number, but I can tell you the rate of escapes has accelerated greatly in recent months. | Player Default: Why would Ayo think you were helping synths? | Y1a | |
| 80 | InstM02Scene3AlanLogin | Player Default: There's a remote access entry in the log. It came from your quarters. | {Thinking} Let me guess, terminal three? | A1a | |
| 81 | It has been acting a bit strange of late. Probably needs maintenance. I wouldn't pay any attention to it. | Alan: Carry on with your investigation, if you wish. You'll find nothing to incriminate me, I promise you that. | A1b | ||
| 82 | Player Default: Just trying to cover all the bases. | {Icy, annoyed / Irritated} How thorough of you. | Alan: Carry on with your investigation, if you wish. You'll find nothing to incriminate me, I promise you that. | B1a | |
| 83 | Player Default: Possibly. | {Mistrusting / Suspicious} You're a cagey one, aren't you? | X1a | ||
| 84 | {Disapproving / Suspicious} I can see why Justin chose to send you in his stead. You're very alike in that way. | Alan: Carry on with your investigation, if you wish. You'll find nothing to incriminate me, I promise you that. | X1b | ||
| 85 | Player Default: Is there someone who would want to? | The only people who have any interest in the synth lab already have access to those computers. | Y1a | ||
| 86 | If they wanted to log in remotely, they could do so from their own quarters. | Alan: Carry on with your investigation, if you wish. You'll find nothing to incriminate me, I promise you that. | Y1b | ||
| 87 | Player Default: It has been acting a bit strange of late. Probably needs maintenance. I wouldn't pay any attention to it. | {Mildly annoyed, haughty / Confident} Carry on with your investigation, if you wish. You'll find nothing to incriminate me, I promise you that. | Player Default: I believe you, but I still need answers. | A1a | |
| 88 | PlayerVoiceFemale01: Do you ever log in from your quarters? | {Surprised} Goodness no. When I retire for the day, I put any thought of work out of my mind. | A1a | ||
| 89 | {Confident} I find that keeping a balance between my work and my leisure time is vital for healthy living. | A1b | |||
| 90 | {Question} Do you suspect that someone has logged into one of the laboratory terminals from my quarters? | Player Default: There's a remote access entry in the log. It came from your quarters. | A1c | ||
| 91 | Player Default: I believe you, but I still need answers. | {Annoyed / Neutral} Then do what you must, but leave me out of it. | Alan: I think that's quite enough for now. Goodbye. | A1a | |
| 92 | Player Default: I'd better not. | {Defiant, even cocky / Defiant} If you think I can be intimidated by the likes of you, I'm afraid you are quite mistaken. | Alan: I think that's quite enough for now. Goodbye. | B1a | |
| 93 | Player Default: We'll see. | {Icy / Defiant} Indeed we will. | Alan: I think that's quite enough for now. Goodbye. | X1a | |
| 94 | Player Default: What if it's a frame job? Who would benefit if you looked guilty? | {Annoyed, confused / Defiant} A frame job? What is that, some pre-war vernacular for blaming the innocent? | Y1a | ||
| 95 | {Confident} I assure you, that sort of thing does not happen here. | Alan: I think that's quite enough for now. Goodbye. | Y1b | ||
| 96 | Player Default: Then do what you must, but leave me out of it. | I think that's quite enough for now. Goodbye. | A1a | ||
| 97 | - | You'd think Justin Ayo would have better ways to spend his time than to make ridiculous accusations. | |||
| 98 | All I want is to be able to work in peace! Is that so much to ask? | ||||
| 99 | Why would anyone think I'd be so cruel as to set a synth free on the surface? It's preposterous! | ||||
| 100 | I do miss Doctor Zimmer. If he were here, none of this nonsense would be happening. | ||||
| 101 | {Talking quietly to yourself. Indignant, annoyed.} This is unacceptable. Absolutely unacceptable. | ||||
| 102 | {Talking quietly to yourself. Indignant, annoyed.} Can't believe he would accuse me... | ||||
| 103 | {Talking quietly to yourself. Indignant, annoyed.} He's gone too far this time. | ||||
| 104 | {Talking quietly to yourself. Indignant, annoyed.} The nerve of that man! |
InstM02Post[]
| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
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| 105 | - | {Anger, disgust / Angry} All that time, Doctor Ayo was blaming me just to keep everyone's eyes off of him. The man was utterly without scruples. | |||
| 106 | {Relief / Relieved} I certainly don't miss Doctor Ayo and his Coursers looking over my shoulder all day. | ||||
| 107 | {Relief / Relieved} Now that Doctor Ayo's plot has been exposed, things are back to normal. | ||||
| 108 | {Depressed, broken, your have lost your son} I'm the one who filled Liam's head with silly, idealistic notions about synths. Now I'll never see him again. | ||||
| 109 | {Depressed, broken, your have lost your son} I hoped one day that Liam would work alongside me. No all I can do is hope that he's still alive up there. | ||||
| 110 | {Depressed, broken, your have lost your son} I have failed completely as a father. There's no other way to put it. | ||||
| 111 | {Depressed, broken, your have lost your son} If only I'd paid more attention to Liam, to what he was doing... Maybe I could saved him. | ||||
| 112 | {Depressed, broken, your have lost your son} I've been avoiding my quarters. I can't bear to be there wihtout Liam. Too many memories... | ||||
| 113 | {Depressed, broken, your have lost your son} How does one cope with the loss of a child? Where do you even start? |
InstR01[]
| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
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| 114 | InstR01SceneEnd | PlayerVoiceFemale01: Those Feral Ghouls won't be a problem any more. | {Pleased, impressed / Impressed} Splendid! And you hardly seem the worse for wear. Remarkable. | A1a | |
| 115 | {Impressed / Impressed} Father said that you were a soldier. You must have been a good one. | Player Default: I won my share of medals. | A1b | ||
| 116 | Player Default: I won my share of medals. | {Impressed, friendly / Friendly} I don't doubt it. Not even a bit. | QuestGiver: Thanks to you, I can finally send that scavenger team back to the surface. | A1a | |
| 117 | Player Default: Nothing special. Just a regular grunt. | {Impressed, friendly / Friendly} I'm in no position to argue, but you've certainly made an impression on me.
| QuestGiver: Thanks to you, I can finally send that scavenger team back to the surface. | B1a | |
| 118 | Player Default: I wish my old C.O. were around to hear this. | {Amused, making a small joke / Amused} Who knows, perhaps he became a ghoul and is out there somewhere even now. | QuestGiver: Thanks to you, I can finally send that scavenger team back to the surface. | X1a | |
| 119 | Player Default: I did you a favor, so how about you do one for me? | {A bit flustered, you were not expecting this} Well, that seems only fair, I suppose. | Y1a | ||
| 120 | One of the salvage teams brought this back, and I've been trying to figure out what to do with it. | Y1b | |||
| 121 | Here, perhaps it will be of some use to you. | QuestGiver: Thanks to you, I can finally send that scavenger team back to the surface. | Y1c | ||
| 122 | Player Default: I did you a favor, so how about you do one for me? | {A bit flustered} A favor? I'm sorry, but I don't have anything to offer you. | Y2a | ||
| 123 | {Disappointed, a bit cold / Concerned} I was led to believe you were here to help us, but perhaps I misunderstood. | QuestGiver: Thanks to you, I can finally send that scavenger team back to the surface. | Y2b | ||
| 124 | Player Default: I don't doubt it. Not even a bit. | {Pleased / Grateful} Thanks to you, I can finally send that scavenger team back to the surface. | A1a | ||
| 125 | Of course, there are Feral Ghouls hiding all over the Commonwealth. | A1b | |||
| 126 | I'm sure it's only a matter of time before we have to deal with them again. | A1c | |||
| 127 | {Grateful, friendly} If you're willing to undertake another extermination, come and see me. I can always use the help. | A1d | |||
| 128 | InstR01SceneIntro | {Polite, mannered} Ah, director, hello. If I may take a moment of your time, we're having some trouble on the surface. | QuestGiver: There's a den of those abominable Feral Ghouls that's been threatening one of our scavenger teams. | A | |
| 129 | {Polite, mannered} Ah, hello. If I may take a moment of your time, we're having some trouble on the surface. | QuestGiver: There's a den of those abominable Feral Ghouls that's been threatening one of our scavenger teams. | A | ||
| 130 | NPCMAlanBinet: Ah, director, hello. If I may take a moment of your time, we're having some trouble on the surface. | {A mix of worried and annoyed - DO NOT RE-RECORD (just fixed capitalization) / Disgust} There's a den of those abominable Feral Ghouls that's been threatening one of our scavenger teams. | A1a | ||
| 131 | {Asking a favor, hopeful / Concerned} We've had to recall the synth scavengers until the situation can be dealt with, hopefully by you. | Player Default: I took care of them already. | A1b | ||
| 132 | Player Default: I took care of them already. | {Sincere gratitude / Grateful} I'm very grateful for your help. | QuestGiver: I have no firsthand experience with these creatures, of course, but I've heard that they can be quite vicious. | A1a | |
| 133 | Player Default: Send someone else. One of your Coursers, maybe. | {Irritated and disappointed} That's against SRB policy, unfortunately. I'm afraid you're the only option. | Player Default: I took care of them already. | B1a | |
| 134 | Player Default: I don't know. I've got a lot on my plate right now. | I wouldn't ask if it wasn't important. Please, there's no one else I can turn to. | Player Default: I took care of them already. | X1a | |
| 135 | Player Default: Do you know where these Feral Ghouls are coming from? | {Hopeful.} We have a pretty good idea, yes. So you'll take the mission? | Player Default: I took care of them already. | Y1a | |
| 136 | Player Default: I'm very grateful for your help. | {Concerned... a warning} I have no firsthand experience with these creatures, of course, but I've heard that they can be quite vicious. | A1a | ||
| 137 | They are also quite territorial, so you should prepare for a fight. | A1b | |||
| 138 | {Friendly} Good luck. | A1c | |||
| 139 | InstR01SceneRepeat | {Frustrated / Irritated} Another of our scavenger teams has come under attack by Feral Ghouls. There seems to be no end to the damn things. | QuestGiver: I hate to keep asking this, but there really is nobody else to turn to. | A | |
| 140 | {Question} Have you changed your mind about that Feral Ghoul problem I mentioned? | Player Default: I took care of them already. | A | ||
| 141 | NPCMAlanBinet: Another of our scavenger teams has come under attack by Feral Ghouls. There seems to be no end to the damn things. | {Feeling a bit guilty about asking for another favor / Pleading} I hate to keep asking this, but there really is nobody else to turn to. | A1a | ||
| 142 | {Pleading} Can you deal with those Ghouls? | Player Default: I took care of them already. | A1b | ||
| 143 | Player Default: I took care of them already. | {Friendly, a joke / Grateful} I thank you, and so will the synths. Being torn to bits by feral ghouls is a fate they'd very much like to avoid. | QuestGiver: Just let me know when those feral ghouls have been dealt with, and I'll put the synths back in the field. | A1a | |
| 144 | Player Default: No, I haven't. | {Sad} I see. | QuestGiver: What do you say? | B1a | |
| 145 | Player Default: No, I haven't. | Well, I won't trouble you further about it, then. | QuestGiver: What do you say? | B2a | |
| 146 | Player Default: What was it you needed, exactly? | It's quite simple, really. Find where the feral ghouls are making their home, and then wipe them out. | QuestGiver: What do you say? | Y1a | |
| 147 | Player Default: I thank you, and so will the synths. Being torn to bits by feral ghouls is a fate they'd very much like to avoid. | Just let me know when those feral ghouls have been dealt with, and I'll put the synths back in the field. | A1a | ||
| 148 | Player Default: I see. | What do you say? | Player Default: I took care of them already. | A1a | |
| 149 | - | {Enthused about this idea} Someday, we should capture a feral ghoul and bring it here for study. | |||
| 150 | {Genuine curiosity / Question} I've often wondered why some ghouls become feral, while others retain their intelligence. | ||||
| 151 | {Worried, a bit hopeless... this is a morbid subject / Concerned} We've lost synths to feral ghouls in the past. When we found them, well, there wasn't much left. |