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CGTransitionTopic
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Neutral 50
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No, no, put that away. This one's on the house. And now a toast. To James and his cheery cherub. May your future be safe, bright, and boring as hell.
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| GREETING
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GREETING
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Happy 50
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Colin Moriarty, at your service! Welcome to Moriarty's! My saloon, my home, my slice of heaven in this backwoods little burg.
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| Neutral 50
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If you've got the caps, I've got your pleasure. Please, sit down, make yourself comfortable. Your troubles are a thing of the past.
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| GREETING
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Happy 50
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Colin Moriarty. Always pleased to see a new face. But I'm afraid you've had the misfortune to catch me, well... out of me element.
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| Neutral 50
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I'm the owner and proprietor of Moriarty's, you see. The saloon?
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| Happy 50
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But, please! See for yourself! Come by for a drink or twelve. You and I, oh, we're going to be fast friends. Fast friends!
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| GREETING
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Happy 50
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What is it I can do for you?
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| GREETING
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Happy 50
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Ahhh... my new friend. What can I get you? Some sorrows are best buried, and I'm a man that can provide all sorts of tools to bury them.
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| GREETING
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Neutral 50
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And back he comes. So... are you just thirsty, or are you ready to pay me fee? Dear dad's not going to find himself.
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| GREETING
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Neutral 50
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And back she comes. So, are you just thirsty, or are you ready to pay me fee? Dear dad's not going to find himself.
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| GREETING
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Neutral 50
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What's it to be? A few caps to find out where your father went? Or are you going to have a go of it on your own?
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| Neutral 50
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The Wasteland can be such an unforgiving place....
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| GREETING
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Surprise 50
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No luck finding dear old dad? Can't say it surprises me. Wasteland's a big place. Maybe you need a drink.
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| GREETING
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Neutral 50
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You're still standing here, and I can't think why. You know where your father went. Seems to me you ought to be out searching the Wastes.
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| GREETING
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Happy 50
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Well now, if it ain't our local terror. You behave yourself this time, you hear?
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| Neutral 50
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I don't care what you do to these yokels, you just keep your brand of trouble far away from me.
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| GREETING
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Happy 50
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Colin Moriarty, at your service! Welcome to Moriarty's! My saloon, my home, my little slice of heaven in this godforsaken little town!
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| Neutral 50
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If you've got the caps, I've got your pleasure. Please, sit down, make yourself comfortable your troubles are a thing of the past.
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| GREETING
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Happy 50
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Colin Moriarty. Always pleased to see a new face around here. I'm afraid you've had the misfortune to catch me, well... out of my element.
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| Neutral 50
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I'm the owner and proprietor of Moriarty's, you see. My saloon, my home, my little slice of heaven in this godforsaken little town!
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| Neutral 50
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But, I already know your face from that little stunt you pulled the other day. But no worries, all are welcome here.
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| GREETING
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Happy 50
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Colin Moriarty. Always pleased to see a new face around here. I'm afraid you've had the misfortune to catch me, well... out of my element.
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| Neutral 50
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I'm the owner and proprietor of Moriarty's, you see. My saloon, my home, my little slice of heaven in this godforsaken little town!
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| Happy 50
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But, please! Please! See for yourself! Come by for a drink or three. You and I... you and I are going to get along just fine.
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| GREETING
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Neutral 50
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Hello, hello. What is it I can do for you?
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| GREETING
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Happy 50
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Ahhh... my new friend. What can I get you? Some sorrows are best buried, and I'm a man that can provide all sorts of tools to bury them.
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| GREETING
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Neutral 50
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And back he comes. So... are you just thirsty, or are you ready to pay my fee? Dear dad's not going to find himself.
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| GREETING
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Neutral 50
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And back she comes. So, are you just thirsty, or are you ready to pay my fee? Dear dad's not going to find himself.
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| GREETING
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Neutral 50
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What's it to be? A few caps to find out where your father went? Or are you going to have a go of it on your own?
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| Neutral 50
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The Wasteland can be such an unforgiving place....
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| GREETING
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Surprise 50
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No luck finding dear old dad? Can't say it surprises me. Wasteland's a big place. Maybe you need a drink.
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| GREETING
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Neutral 50
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You're still standing here, and I can't think why. You know where your father went. Seems to me you ought to be out searching the Wastes.
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| GREETING
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Neutral 50
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If it isn't my favorite vault baby! What can I do for you?
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| GREETING
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Neutral 50
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And look who it is! What can this humble barkeep do for you?
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| MQ01GNRTopic
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What's all this about Galaxy News Radio?
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Neutral 50
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Galaxy News Radio is some loudmouth radio station located in the ruins of D.C.
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| Disgust 50
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Three Dog, the king of that looney bin, keeps yapping about fighting some Good Fight or something. A bunch of crap.
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| Disgust 80
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But I suppose if you wanted to know what was going on in the Wasteland, that's the place to go. Me, I could care less.
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| MQ01MoriartyFavor01
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Sure, anything to get the information.
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Happy 50
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Eager, eh? Good... I like that. It's nice to have a doer in this shithole of a town for a change.
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| Disgust 70
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This junkie bitch named Silver borrowed quite a few caps from me... claimed she could start funneling Jet and Psycho to me for a good price.
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| Neutral 50
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Problem is she scrammed with the loot and set herself up in Springvale so she can inject herself into a stupor.
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| Happy 60
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Get the caps she owes me and they're yours. Yours to pay me with anyway. He he he he he.
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| MQ01MoriartyFavor02
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So, you want me to do your dirty work?
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Happy 50
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Who said anything about dirty work? You need some caps, I'm giving you a way to get 'em. It's just business.
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| Disgust 70
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This junkie bitch named Silver borrowed quite a few caps from me... claimed she could start funneling Jet and Psycho to me for a good price.
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| Neutral 50
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Problem is she scrammed with the loot and set herself up in Springvale so she can inject herself into a stupor.
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| Happy 60
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Get the caps she owes me and they're yours. Yours to pay me with anyway. He he he he he.
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| MQ01MoriartyFavor03
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No way, Moriarty. No favors.
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Disgust 60
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Fine. Go find Daddy yourself then. I'll be here when you change your mind.
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MS11FinDeliverLetterTopic
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Neutral 50
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Here. These letters arrived for you while you were gone. I'm not a fucking post office you know. {mildly annoyed}
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| MS11FinDeliverLetterTopic
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Neutral 50
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Here. These damn love letters have been waiting around for you. {mildly annoyed}
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| MS11FinDeliverLetterTopic
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Neutral 50
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This letter came for you. I run a saloon, not a post office. But does anyone listen? No. Well, go on take the damn letter already. {mildly annoyed}
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| MS11FinDeliverLetterTopic
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Neutral 50
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Another of those damn love letters arrived for you. {mildly annoyed}
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| MegGobDrinks
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I need a drink.
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Neutral 50
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I used to make Gob take care of this, but what do you need?
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| I need a drink.
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Neutral 50
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I guess now that Gob's gone, someone has to keep you drunks wet.
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| MegMoriartyChoice10a
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My Dad told me we were born in Vault 101...
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Surprise 60
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Aaahhhh. I see. You know, I heard about the brainwashin' that goes on down there. From some other fella, escaped, oh... five years back.
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| Disgust 80
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'All hail the Overseer! We're born in the Vault; we die in the Vault!' And all that other assorted lunacy.
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| Happy 80
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Kid, you've got better programming than our own Deputy Weld. You'd best wise up quick. Wouldn't want anyone... takin' advantage of ya. Hmm?
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| MegMoriartyChoice10b
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Oh, I wasn't born in the Vault? That's complete bullshit, and you know it.
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Surprise 60
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Aaahhhh. I see. You know, I heard about the brainwashin' that goes on down there. From some other fella, escaped, oh... five years back.
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| Disgust 80
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'All hail the Overseer! We're born in the Vault; we die in the Vault!' And all that other assorted lunacy.
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| Happy 80
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Kid, you've got better programming than our own Deputy Weld. You'd best wise up quick. Wouldn't want anyone... takin' advantage of ya. Hmm?
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| MegMoriartyChoice10c
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You're wrong. My Dad never would have lied to me.
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Surprise 60
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Aaahhhh. I see. You know, I heard about the brainwashin' that goes on down there. From some other fella, escaped, oh... five years back.
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| Disgust 80
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'All hail the Overseer! We're born in the Vault; we die in the Vault!' And all that other assorted lunacy.
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| Happy 80
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Kid, you've got better programming than our own Deputy Weld. You'd best wise up quick. Wouldn't want anyone... takin' advantage of ya. Hmm?
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| MegMoriartyChoice10d
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You're a liar, Moriarty. I know where I grew up.
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Surprise 60
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Aaahhhh. I see. You know, I heard about the brainwashin' that goes on down there. From some other fella, escaped, oh... five years back.
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| Disgust 80
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"All hail the Overseer! We're born in the Vault, we die in the Vault!" And all that other assorted lunacy.
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| Happy 80
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Kid, you've got better programming than our own Deputy Weld. You'd best wise up quick. Wouldn't want anyone... takin' advantage of ya. Hmm?
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| MegMoriartyChoice1b
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Huh? My father and I were born in Vault 101...
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Neutral 50
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Is that what your father told you? That you were born in that hole? That HE was born there as well?
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| Neutral 50
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Oh, the lies we tell to those we love.
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| Neutral 50
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Your father brought you to the Vault right after you were born. To keep you safe, you see. I remember it well you stayed in my saloon, after all.
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| Neutral 50
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That's right. Your father, his Brotherhood of Steel friend, and you, the suckling babe with nary a tit to suckle. Sorry about your mom. Truly.
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| Neutral 50
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But, life goes on. Daddy lied. Life's full of little disappointments. And now... you're all grown up, and wondering where he's gone to....
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| MegMoriartyChoice1c
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You're lying. The Vault's been sealed for 200 years!
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Neutral 50
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Ha ha ha ha ha! God in Heaven, would you listen to yourself? Do you honestly believe that's true? The lies they've put into that head of yours....
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| Neutral 50
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Your father brought you to the Vault right after you were born. To keep you safe, you see. I remember it well you stayed in my saloon, after all.
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| Neutral 50
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That's right. Your father, his Brotherhood of Steel friend, and you, the suckling babe with nary a tit to suckle. Sorry about your mum. Truly.
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| Neutral 50
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But, no matter. That big round door has opened now, hasn't it? Daddy's gone, and you need to know why. Could be I know where, and why....
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| MegMoriartyChoice1d
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Tell me what you know! Tell me everything!
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Neutral 50
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Ah, temper, temper. And your father was so reserved. Take after our mum, do we? God rest her soul.
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| Neutral 50
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But all least you've got balls. Yeah, I know your dad, met him when you were just a baby, when you two passed through here on your way to the Vault.
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| Neutral 50
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You look shocked. You didn't think you were born in that hole, did you? Good Christ, boy. Know the truth, and it will set you free.
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| Tell me what you know! Tell me everything!
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Neutral 50
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Ah, temper, temper. And your father was so reserved. Take after our mum, do we? God rest her soul.
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| Neutral 50
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But all least you've got spunk. Yeah, I know your dad, met him when you were just a baby, when you two passed through here on your way to the Vault.
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| Neutral 50
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You look shocked. You didn't think you were born in that hole, did you? Ah, Lord.... Know the truth, and it will set you free.
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| MegMoriartyChoice2a
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I was kidding! Dad talked about you all time. Now really, where is he? <Lie.>
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Surprise 100
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Did he? Well, our time together was brief, but... that is the way of it out here. When a bond is forged, little else matters, hmm?
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| Neutral 50
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Well, he did come through here, but he left. I'm truly sorry. But maybe you can catch up to him?
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| Neutral 50
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He headed southeast, into the city. Said he needed information from those loonies at the station. You know, Galaxy News Radio, what there is of it.
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| MegMoriartyChoice2b
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Look, I just want to find my Dad. Do you know where he is?
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Neutral 50
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You seem like a nice kid, so I'm going to be straight with you.
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| Neutral 50
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Your dad was here, and now he's not, and yes I know where he went. But what you're asking me for is information, and information is a commodity.
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| Neutral 50
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Let's say... 100 caps, and daddy's location is yours. Very reasonable.
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| MegMoriartyChoice2c
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Let's cut to the chase. How much for you to tell me where my father is?
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Neutral 50
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You catch on quick, kid. That's the way of it out here, for sure. You want something, you take it. Or you pay in cold, hard caps. Say... 100.
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| Neutral 50
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Seems a fair price to facilitate a family reunion. Don't you think?
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| MegMoriartyChoice2d
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Tell me where he is, Moriarty, or I'll beat it out of you!
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Neutral 50
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Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha! Oh, kid... ah... I'll let that one go, chalk it up to youthful arrogance.
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| Neutral 50
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Listen carefully. I don't know what Sheriff Simms told you, but this is my town. Simms, he's a facade. An illusion of order I allow to exist.
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| Neutral 50
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I was slinging drinks and killing Raiders here in Megaton when the good sheriff was just an idiot kid with cowboy fantasies.
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| Neutral 50
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Raise a hand to me, and you'll never leave this town alive. Now, as for your dad... 100 caps, and I sing.
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| MegMoriartyChoice3a
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I don't have 100 caps.
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Neutral 50
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All right, kid. Let me help you out, you know... for old time's sake.
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| Neutral 50
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If you don't have the caps to pay for the information, then maybe you could do a little favor for me.
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| MegMoriartyChoice3aFavorDone
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I don't have 100 caps.
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Disgust 60
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All right kid. Then I guess there's nothing else we have to say to each other. Come back to me when you have the caps, and we'll talk.
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| MegMoriartyChoice3b
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All right, Moriarty. Here's 100 caps. Now where's my father?
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Neutral 50
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Excellent! Your dad raised a smart kid. Really no substitute for the love of a father, now is there?
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| Neutral 50
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Speaking of dear old dad, he went southeast, into D.C. to the Galaxy News Radio station. Good luck now.
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| MegMoriartyChoice3c
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No thanks. I'll find out on my own.
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Neutral 50
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So you've said. And yet you came back once... Somehow I think we'll be having this conversation again. I look forward to it.
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| No thanks. I'll find out on my own.
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Neutral 50
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Will you? Well, good luck with that. So far as I know, I'm the only one your Dad told where he was going.
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| Neutral 50
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So, when you change your mind, come see me. I'm usually at the saloon. 100 caps... Daddy wouldn't think twice if it were you out there....
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| MegMoriartyChoice3d
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100 caps!? Are you nuts? I don't have that kind of money!
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Happy 80
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Guilty as charged.
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100
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| Neutral 50
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Tell you what kid, I'm gonna help you out... for old time's sake.
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| Neutral 50
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If you don't have the caps to pay for the information, then maybe you could do a little favor for me.
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| MegMoriartyChoice4a
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300? What the hell? You said it was 100 caps!
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Neutral 50
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I did say it was 100 caps. And as I recall, you said no. So now I'm saying it's 300 caps. What will you say this time?
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| MegMoriartyChoice4b
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I'm sorry, but we had a deal for 100 caps.
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Neutral 50
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Oh, no no no. I offered a deal for 100 caps. You declined. So now I'm offering a new deal for 300 caps.
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| Happy 50
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But why worry about trivialities when your father's safety could be at stake?
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| MegMoriartyChoice4c
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This is ridiculous. Forget it.
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Happy 50
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Didn't you say that last time, too? I have a feeling you'll be coming back again.
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| MegMoriartyChoice5a
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Okay, let's just take a step back. 100 caps was reasonable, wasn't it?
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Neutral 50
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Well, I suppose it was. All right; because I'm such a softy, I'll honor our original agreement.
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| Neutral 50
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Your dad came through here, all right. Didn't stay long, though. Said he had some important business to attend to, and headed off to the city.
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| Neutral 50
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Something to do with Galaxy News Radio. Guess that'd be the place for you to start. Good hunting, and thanks for the caps.
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| Okay, let's just take a step back. 100 caps was reasonable, wasn't it?
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Neutral 50
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I'm reasonable, but I'm not crazy. How can you bargain with me and not have the caps?
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110
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| MegMoriartyChoice5b
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Fine, 300 caps. Now spill it.
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Happy 30
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Nothing like the sound of caps jingling in your pocket is there? Always brightens my day.
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| Neutral 50
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And to brighten your day, here's what I know. Your dad said he was headed southeast, into the city. He was aiming for Galaxy News Radio.
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112
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| Happy 50
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No idea what he wants with them, but you can ask him all about it when you find him. Good luck with that, by the way.
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113
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| Fine, 300 caps. Now spill it.
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Anger 30
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Oh, come on now. Are people in your Vault so gullible that you think I'd fall for this? {annoyed}
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114
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| Neutral 50
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You don't have the caps, so you don't get the information. I'm not stupid.
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115
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| MegMoriartyChoice5c
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I don't have 300 caps.
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Happy 30
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Well, that's a shame for you, isn't it? You don't have the caps, and I guess I don't have the information. Disappointment all around. {mocking}
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| MegMoriartyChoice6a
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Fine, here's your 100 caps.
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Happy 70
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Now that wasn't so difficult was it?
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| Neutral 50
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Your dad came through here, all right. Didn't stay long, though. Said he had some important business to attend to, and headed off to the city.
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| Neutral 50
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Something to do with Galaxy News Radio. Guess that'd be the place for you to start. Good hunting, and thanks for the caps.
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| MegMoriartyChoice6b
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Yeah, yeah. Here, take your 100 caps. I hope you choke on them.
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Surprise 70
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How can you be so rude when I'm going to provide you with such a useful public service? {Very mocking tone}
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| Neutral 50
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Your dad came through here, all right. Didn't stay long, though. Said he had some important business to attend to, and headed off to the city.
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121
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| Neutral 50
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Something to do with Galaxy News Radio. Guess that'd be the place for you to start. Good hunting, and thanks for the caps.
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122
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| MegMoriartyChoice6c
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Forget it. I'll come back.
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Neutral 50
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I'll be here.
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123
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| MegMoriartyChoice6d
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Wait a second! I handled Silver for you, and you still want me to pay?
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Disgust 80
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It's called economics, kid. You got something I want and I got something you want. Nothing's free.
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124
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| Disgust 70
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I told you the favor would earn you some caps if you really took care of it. Now, fork 'em over!
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125
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| MegMoriartysBuy
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I want to buy a drink.
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Neutral 50
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No problem at all. I'll take care of you until that lazy zombie wakes up to do his job.
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126
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| I want to buy a drink.
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Neutral 50
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Tell it to Gob, he'll get you whatever you need.
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127
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| I want to buy a drink.
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Neutral 50
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Then you need to talk to Gob. Don't worry, he doesn't drip into the drinks... much.
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128
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| MegTLMoriartyFavor
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Look, I need a way to get some caps or I'll never have the money to pay you.
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Neutral 50
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If you're looking for a handout, you can forget it. But if you're looking for work, there's a favor you could do for me.
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129
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| Neutral 50
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If your successful, it'll provide the caps you need to pay me.
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130
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| I took care of Silver for you.
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Neutral 50
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Good. I hope she got what she deserved.
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131
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| MegTownEnd
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That's all I needed to know.
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Neutral 50
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If you say so.
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132
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| MegTownFatherChoice
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What was it you said about my father, again?
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Neutral 50
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It's like I said, kid. Your dad was here for a bit, but didn't stay long. Said he was going to the Galaxy News Radio station. Southeast, in D.C. { }
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133
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| I'm looking for my father. Middle-aged guy. Maybe you've seen him?
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Neutral 50
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My God... It's you. The little baby boy, all grown up. Persistent little bastard, ain't ya? Then and now, it would seem. It's been a long time, kid. { }
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| Neutral 50
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Oh, your daddy passed through here, all right. Here and gone. Got what he came for, and then left. I'm assuming you'll do the same, correct?
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135
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| I'm looking for my father. Middle-aged guy. Maybe you've seen him?
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Neutral 50
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My God... It's you. The little baby girl, all grown up. Persistent little flower, ain't ya? Then and now, it would seem. It's been a long time, kid. {Emphasis on second "I" asterisks will be removed after the line is voice acted.}
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| Neutral 50
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Oh, your daddy passed through here, all right. Here and gone. Got what he came for, and then left. I'm assuming you'll do the same, correct?
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137
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| I did your stupid favor. Now can you tell me where my father is?
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Happy 50
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You took care of our little lost lamb, eh? I knew I could count on you. { }
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| Neutral 50
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How about you just hand over 100 caps and we'll call it even.
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139
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| Can you tell me where my father is now?
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Neutral 50
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You got memory problems, kid? You ain't getting somethin' for nothin'. So pony up the 300 caps, and THEN we'll talk. { }
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140
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| MegTownMegaton
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What can you tell me about Megaton?
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Neutral 50
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Stay the fuck out of my business, don't go where you don't belong, and buy your drinks here. That's all you need to know. { }
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141
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| MegTownRumors
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What's the word around town?
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Neutral 50
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I own a saloon, kid. Rumors are part and parcel. So I'll give you this one for free...
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142
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| Neutral 50
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Not sure if you've met her, but Lucy West, that pretty young thing? She's afraid. Of what, of who, I couldn't say. But you can feel the fear on her.
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143
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| MegTownWasteland
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Know anything about the area outside Megaton?
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Neutral 50
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The Wasteland? Why the hell would you want to go out there? Listen to me, lass, Megaton has everything you could possibly need. Why go anywhere else?
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144
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| Know anything about the area outside Megaton?
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Neutral 50
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The Wasteland? Why the hell would you want to go out there? Listen to me, lad, Megaton has everything you could possibly need. Why go anywhere else?
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145
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| MegTownWhatDoYouDo
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What do you do around here?
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Neutral 50
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I keep these yokels knee deep in booze and poon. They keep me knee deep in caps. It's a fair trade, if you ask me.
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146
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| SpeechChallengeFailure
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SpeechChallengeFailure
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Happy 60
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I'm being reasonable. I'm also being a businessman.
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147
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| Disgust 50
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The information about your father must be worth quite a bit to you, otherwise you would never have come back.
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148
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| Disgust 80
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With the rise in demand comes the rise in price. The offer is 300 caps, and it stands.
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149
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| SpeechChallengeFailure
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Neutral 50
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You seem like a nice kid, so I'm going to be straight with you.
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150
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| Neutral 50
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Your dad was here, and now he's not, and yes I know where he went. But what you're asking me for is information, and information is a commodity.
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151
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| Neutral 50
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And, like any commodity, it must be sold at a reasonable market price. So, what's reasonable? Let's say... 100 caps, and daddy's location is yours.
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