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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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0075E125
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0075E12E
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After all, I learned over our many wonderful years together, if Hugo Stolz wants something, he makes it happen.
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She says this proudly and wants to motivate Hugo.
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| 2
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0075E126
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0075E132
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You must carry on to keep her from my fate. Promise me this.
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She is stern and very serious in the last two sentences.
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| 3
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0075E127
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0075E12F
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*Sigh* My only regret looking back is that I never was much of a mother... but Audrey is our legacy.
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Speaking with regret.
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| 4
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0075E128
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0075E133
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Despite your sight, you have a vision unlike any man I have ever met. I was... always drawn to your keen intellect and unique insight.
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She speaks with reverence here about her husband.
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| 5
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0075E129
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0075E130
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It started with the usual pleasantries, but blossomed into a heated debate on the legacy we leave behind. When we stopped, it was already morning.
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She speaks fondly here of this memory of how she met her husband.
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| 6
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0075E12A
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0075E134
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*Chuckle* Hey, remember how we met? New Orleans, my father's gala, one starry night.
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She changes the subject here and her mood shifts to a happier tone.
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| 7
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0075E12B
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0075E131
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We lost so many to this... disease... a-and I can feel myself slipping each day. I know my fate and I have come to terms with it.
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On "disease" she is pausing for the right word due to her brain fog.
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| 8
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0075E12C
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0075E12D
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My love... when you hear this... remember that I will always love you. And... remember the me in this recording, not the me I will become.
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Speaks in a sad tone.
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| 9
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0075F711
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0075F71F
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Goodbye my love. Remember me fondly.
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Said lovingly and sadly.
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| 10
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0075F712
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0075F724
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Hey, do you remember the first night we met? At my father's gala? We- Oh, wait, I... just said that. *Sigh*
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Changes subject with a happier tone, but she had a brain fog moment due to her becoming more feral, catching herself at the end.
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| 11
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0075F713
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0075F720
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Perhaps they didn't realize that meant signing up for menial maintenance and custodial duties too, but surviving underground is no vacation, now is it?
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| 12
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0075F714
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0075F725
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We generously allowed them to stay in return for their flexibility with all of Hugo's on-going... requests and redesigns.
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She emphasizes "request and redesigns".
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| 13
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0075F715
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0075F721
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Saying that, it wasn't ideal moving into the Vault while still under construction. At least the workers were still here to finish what they started.
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She changes the subject and returns her tone back to normal here.
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| 14
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0075F716
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0075F71C
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*Sigh* I do wish father and the rest didn't decline Hugo's invitation to the Vault. One day... maybe I'll find out if they made it out there.
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Speaking dejectedly, but the last sentence she speaks somberly.
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| 15
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0075F717
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0075F723
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We knew it would be a long shot also convincing the board to make Hugo an Overseer, but luckily the potential he offered was just too promising.
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| 16
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0075F718
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0075F71E
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Considering Anchorage... it was just a matter of time before the bombs.
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| 17
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0075F719
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0075F726
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I shudder to think what would have happened if we didn't manage to secure a place on Vault-Tec's board of directors.
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| 18
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0075F71A
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0075F722
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Now it's all about managing resources, people and the Vault projects. All beside my Hugo, at the end of the world no less.
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| 19
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0075F71B
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0075F71D
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Well life has taken an unexpected turn. I miss simpler times where all I worried about were our corporate interests, and the odd gala or fundraiser.
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Speaks in a sad tone.
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