CompanionDeacon.txt/COM

	This is a transcript for dialogue with Deacon.

COMPickUpScene[]

COMDeacon[]

#	SCENE	DIALOGUE BEFORE	RESPONSE TEXT	DIALOGUE AFTER	ABXY
317	COMDeacon_01a_NeutralToFriendship		I'd still like to talk. If you're interested.	Player Default: Now's a good time.	A
318			We've been traveling for a spell. I was hoping to have some words with you.	Player Default: Now's a good time.	A
319		Player Default: Maybe later.	Another time.	Deacon: I'm used to flying solo. But I gotta admit, working with you makes me think I've been missing out. Having someone watching your back... is refreshing.	B1a
320		Player Default: Another time.	I'm used to flying solo. But I gotta admit, working with you makes me think I've been missing out. Having someone watching your back... is refreshing.		A1a
321			Especially since you never know when the Institute is watching.	Player Default: The feeling's mutual.	A1b
322		Player Default: The feeling's mutual.	I got to say, you make it look easy. But you have some built in advantages.	Deacon: Some people at HQ are jealous. You took the Big Nap and everyone you knew is long gone. Wait, hear me out on the silver lining.	A1a
323		Player Default: Don't get all mushy on me.	Aww. I was just about to open up about my first pet mole rat, Bessie, and the time we had to put her down.	Deacon: Some people at HQ are jealous. You took the Big Nap and everyone you knew is long gone. Wait, hear me out on the silver lining.	B1a
324		Player Default: It's always good to have back up.	Exactly.	Deacon: Some people at HQ are jealous. You took the Big Nap and everyone you knew is long gone. Wait, hear me out on the silver lining.	X1a
325		Player Default: You've never had a partner?	Not for a long time. Besides, partnering up in the Railroad can leave you vulnerable. One more person who can finger you to the Institute.	Deacon: Some people at HQ are jealous. You took the Big Nap and everyone you knew is long gone. Wait, hear me out on the silver lining.	Y1a
326		Player Default: I got to say, you make it look easy. But you have some built in advantages.	Some people at HQ are jealous. You took the Big Nap and everyone you knew is long gone. Wait, hear me out on the silver lining. Play sound Deacon 000F7792_1.ogg		A1a
327			If a human in the Railroad slips up then they expose friends and loved ones to danger. You're safe from that.	Player Default: Well, I guess I'm a little lucky then.	A1b
328		Player Default: Well, I guess I'm a little lucky then.	What's done is done, and the up shot is you're in a position where you can act openly. If you go to ground, there's little the Coursers can do about it.	Deacon: It doesn't matter much to me. I'm a synth. At least that's what they tell me. So I really don't have anything to lose.	A1a
329		Player Default: You're saying that losing my boy is a good thing?	{Apologetic} Oh, Jesus, I didn't mean that. If the Church gets compromised and the Coursers are on our tail at least you're not putting more people in harm's way. That's all.	Deacon: It doesn't matter much to me. I'm a synth. At least that's what they tell me. So I really don't have anything to lose.	B1a
330		Player Default: I hadn't thought of it that way.	{Somber} When the Switchboard went sideways some people lost family as well as comrades. That's got to be tough.	Deacon: It doesn't matter much to me. I'm a synth. At least that's what they tell me. So I really don't have anything to lose.	X1a
331		Player Default: Why would the people they care about be in danger?	{Sad} When the Coursers start kicking down doors - they just don't hit Railroad safehouses. Some friends and family have been known to get axed. Play sound Deacon 000F7777_1.ogg		Y1a
332			{Somber} Whether the Institute's motivated by vengeance or faulty intel, it doesn't matter to the people left behind.	Deacon: It doesn't matter much to me. I'm a synth. At least that's what they tell me. So I really don't have anything to lose.	Y1b
333		Player Default: What's done is done, and the up shot is you're in a position where you can act openly. If you go to ground, there's little the Coursers can do about it.	{Somber} It doesn't matter much to me. I'm a synth. At least that's what they tell me. So I really don't have anything to lose. Play sound Deacon 000F7796_1.ogg		A1a
334			{Somber} For Glory and me, and the others, it's easier to dedicate ourselves to the cause.	Player Default: I had no idea.	A1b
335		Player Default: I had no idea.	I figured you deserved to know. I was one of the first to get the whole cranium reboot and let's just say it was a learning experience for everyone.	Deacon: Since we're traveling together I want you to take this. It's my recall code.	A1a
336		Player Default: You expect me to believe that?	{Confident} Why not? I was one of the first to get the good old cranium reboot and it was a learning experience for everyone. Makes me quirky and fun that way.	Deacon: Since we're traveling together I want you to take this. It's my recall code.	B1a
337		Player Default: That's interesting.	That's one word for it.	Deacon: Since we're traveling together I want you to take this. It's my recall code.	X1a
338		Player Default: You're a synth? Why didn't you tell me before?	I don't like talking about it. I was one of the first synths they did the whole cranium reboot on. So it was a bit of a botch job. Play sound Deacon 000F777B_1.ogg		Y1a
339			Most synths have fun fake memories. A happy home, a family. Me, I got nothing. And that... well, it does something to you.	Deacon: Since we're traveling together I want you to take this. It's my recall code.	Y1b
340		Player Default: I figured you deserved to know. I was one of the first to get the whole cranium reboot and let's just say it was a learning experience for everyone.	{Nervous} Since we're traveling together I want you to take this. It's my recall code. Play sound Deacon 000F779A_1.ogg		A1a
341			{Nervous} If you ever need to know something about the Institute, read it to me.	Player Default: I appreciate the trust.	A1b
342		Player Default: I appreciate the trust.	{Nervous} Yeah, well, about that.	Deacon: Don't use the code unless you absolutely have to. It'll wipe my memories. I'm not sure how much of me will even be left.	A1a
343		Player Default: If you expect me to believe you, I want proof.	{Amused} Alright, you got me. No fooling you, huh? Don't take it personally, I lie to everyone.	Deacon: Maybe I'm just another human that has people back home he wants to protect. Then again, maybe not.	B1a
344		Player Default: If you expect me to believe you, I want proof.	{Confident} If you really want proof, you could read that code and find out. Wait a second. Maybe that's not a good idea.	Deacon: Don't use the code unless you absolutely have to. It'll wipe my memories. I'm not sure how much of me will even be left.	B2a
345		Player Default: What's the recall code do?	That's the safety net the brain docs put in. An ejector seat to bring back your old synth self. Play sound Deacon 000F777F_1.ogg		Y1a
346			I don't know for certain, but I imagine it's a big old wad of trauma and cupcakes. Except with no cupcakes.	Deacon: Don't use the code unless you absolutely have to. It'll wipe my memories. I'm not sure how much of me will even be left.	Y1b
347		Player Default: Yeah, well, about that.	{Nervous} Don't use the code unless you absolutely have to. It'll wipe my memories. I'm not sure how much of me will even be left. Play sound Deacon 000F779D_1.ogg		A1a
348			{Nervous} You know, I'd just feel better if you didn't read it until you need it.		A1b
349	COMDeacon_01b_NeutralToFriendship		{Nervous} You know, I'm having second thoughts on that whole recall code. Wait. You read it, didn't you?	Player Default: I read it, all right.	A
350		Player Default: I read it, all right.	{Nervous} Don't tell me what it said. You know, it's probably just safer if we don't talk right now.	Deacon: Did I have you going? Don't take it personal. I lie to everyone.	A1a
351		Player Default: No, I haven't read it yet.	{Relieved} Good. Please don't. It'll make it easier to sleep at night.	Deacon: Did I have you going? Don't take it personal. I lie to everyone.	B1a
352		Player Default: "You can't trust everyone."	*Convulsions*	Deacon: Did I have you going? Don't take it personal. I lie to everyone.	X1a
353		Player Default: "You can't trust everyone."	Another time, then.	Deacon: Did I have you going? Don't take it personal. I lie to everyone.	X2a
354		Player Default: "You can't trust everyone."	I'm all ready to go.	Deacon: Did I have you going? Don't take it personal. I lie to everyone.	X3a
355		Player Default: "You can't trust everyone."	{Angry} What? God damn it. Don't do that.	Deacon: Did I have you going? Don't take it personal. I lie to everyone.	X4a
356		Player Default: Why shouldn't I read it?	Just in case it gets stuck in your head. You know, like if I say 'radroach'. Now don't think of 'radroach'. See you thought of it. Play sound Deacon 000F77BC_1.ogg		Y1a
357			{Nervous} And if it's a real simple code then one slip and goodbye Deacon. Anyway, only read it if you have to.	Deacon: Did I have you going? Don't take it personal. I lie to everyone.	Y1b
358		Deacon: Did I have you going? Don't take it personal. I lie to everyone.	Maybe I'm just another human that has people back home he wants to protect. Then again, maybe not.	Player Default: Well, you're good in my book. Whatever or whoever you are.	A1a
359		Player Default: Well, you're good in my book. Whatever or whoever you are.	{Friendly} I want... If you believe anything, believe this. I'm in your corner. Always have been.	Deacon: That code I gave you is a hard truth. You can't trust everyone. Even if someone sounds sincere they could be a synth replacement working for the Institute.	A1a
360		Player Default: I don't like being lied to.	{Apologetic} My relationship with the truth rubs some people the wrong way. But believe this one thing: I'm in your corner. Always have been. Not everyone can say that.	Deacon: That code I gave you is a hard truth. You can't trust everyone. Even if someone sounds sincere they could be a synth replacement working for the Institute.	B1a
361		Player Default: You still could be a synth. Are you?	{Amused} I think I'll wait until the betting pool back at HQ gets higher before I answer that one. When I need some beer money.	Deacon: That code I gave you is a hard truth. You can't trust everyone. Even if someone sounds sincere they could be a synth replacement working for the Institute.	X1a
362		Player Default: Is that really why you lied to me?	I'm supposed to be showing you the ropes in the Railroad, so let's say this is lesson, well, whatever number we're at.	Deacon: That code I gave you is a hard truth. You can't trust everyone. Even if someone sounds sincere they could be a synth replacement working for the Institute.	Y1a
363		Player Default: I want... If you believe anything, believe this. I'm in your corner. Always have been.	{Somber} That code I gave you is a hard truth. You can't trust everyone. Even if someone sounds sincere they could be a synth replacement working for the Institute. Play sound Deacon 000F7735_1.ogg		A1a
364			{Amused} The bitch of the problem is recognizing the 90% of the time someone's on the up and up and the 10% of the time you're being played.		A1b
365		Player Default: Don't tell me what it said. You know, it's probably just safer if we don't talk right now.	{Amused} Did I have you going? Don't take it personal. I lie to everyone.	Deacon: Maybe I'm just another human that has people back home he wants to protect. Then again, maybe not.	A1a
366	COMDeacon_02_FriendshipToAdmiration		We've been making the rounds, doing the job. It's time you learn the Big Secret.	Deacon: Everyone thinks that Desdemona is the big boss. She calls the ops, gives the ra-ra speeches. But it's just an act.	A
367		NPCMDeacon: We've been making the rounds, doing the job. It's time you learn the Big Secret.	Everyone thinks that Desdemona is the big boss. She calls the ops, gives the ra-ra speeches. But it's just an act. Play sound Deacon 000F77AE_1.ogg		A1a
368			She does what I tell her to because the Railroad's my show. It's been that way since I founded it.	Player Default: You really founded it?	A1b
369		Player Default: You really founded it?	{Happy} Sure. Me and Johnny D and Watts. Hell, that was 60? 70 years ago? After awhile you lose count.	Deacon: We've come a long way since the beginning. We've done a lot of good. Saved a lot of synths.	A1a
370		Player Default: Do you really think I'm going to fall for this?	{Amused} Fall for what? Haven't you noticed when I say the word Desdemona does a 180. "Hey, there's an intruder". "No, I vouch for him." "Then welcome." Play sound Deacon 000F773D_1.ogg		B1a
371			{Amused} Every time. It works best that way, gives me room to maneuver.	Deacon: We've come a long way since the beginning. We've done a lot of good. Saved a lot of synths.	B1b
372		Player Default: I'm not so sure about that.	Like I said. The Big Secret.	Deacon: We've come a long way since the beginning. We've done a lot of good. Saved a lot of synths.	X1a
373		Player Default: You? You founded the Railroad?	Sure. Me and Johnny D and Watts. Hell, that was over 60? 70 years ago? After awhile you lose count. Play sound Deacon 000F77C9_1.ogg		Y1a
374			I tell everyone I get the occasional face change to stay anonymous. Truth is, it takes a lot of work to keep this mug handsome.	Deacon: We've come a long way since the beginning. We've done a lot of good. Saved a lot of synths.	Y1b
375		Player Default: Sure. Me and Johnny D and Watts. Hell, that was 60? 70 years ago? After awhile you lose count.	We've come a long way since the beginning. We've done a lot of good. Saved a lot of synths. Play sound Deacon 000F77AA_1.ogg		A1a
376			{Confident} But we're about more than that. We're the last and only line of defense between the Institute and the Commonwealth. Hell, maybe even the world.	Player Default: Any perks being close to the big boss?	A1b
377		Player Default: Any perks being close to the big boss?	Now that I don't have to hide, sure. Tinker Tom will set you up. But the best perk is seeing behind the curtain.	Deacon: People think our missions are all about synths. But there's more going on. We're building a better, brighter Commonwealth.	A1a
378		Player Default: You've lied to me at least once. This is just more of the same.	{Amused} Yeah, you got me. But you're going to hear the same sort of lies elsewhere.	Deacon: There're other organizations out there. And, in time, I'm sure they're going to spoon-feed you their own patented form of bullshit.	B1a
379		Player Default: You've lied to me at least once. This is just more of the same.	{Amused} Am I? Doesn't it make things make a little bit more sense? There's a lot of secrets in the Railroad.	Deacon: People think our missions are all about synths. But there's more going on. We're building a better, brighter Commonwealth.	B2a
380		Player Default: How are we defending anyone?	We keep everyone in cells so no one knows just how large our organization actually is. And just how many things we're doing day-to-day.	Deacon: People think our missions are all about synths. But there's more going on. We're building a better, brighter Commonwealth.	Y1a
381		Player Default: Now that I don't have to hide, sure. Tinker Tom will set you up. But the best perk is seeing behind the curtain.	{Confident} People think our missions are all about synths. But there's more going on. We're building a better, brighter Commonwealth. Play sound Deacon 000F77A6_1.ogg		A1a
382			{Confident} The Railroad really is the best, noblest organization that's ever lived. We're...	Deacon: I can't keep up with this bullshit.	A1b
383		Deacon: The Railroad really is the best, noblest organization that's ever lived. We're...	{Amused} I can't keep up with this bullshit.	Player Default: Traveling with you is never dull.	A1a
384		Player Default: Traveling with you is never dull.	{Amused} I aim to please. But I had a point here. A lesson, if you will.	Deacon: There're other organizations out there. And, in time, I'm sure they're going to spoon-feed you their own patented form of bullshit.	A1a
385		Player Default: I knew you were lying to me, you bastard.	{Somber} Of course you did. But hopefully there's a point here. A lesson, if you will.	Deacon: There're other organizations out there. And, in time, I'm sure they're going to spoon-feed you their own patented form of bullshit.	B1a
386		Player Default: Sometimes I think you're crazy.	{Amused} Sometimes I think you're right. But there's a point to this. A lesson, if you will.	Deacon: There're other organizations out there. And, in time, I'm sure they're going to spoon-feed you their own patented form of bullshit.	X1a
387		Player Default: Why the hell are you lying to me? Again?	{Amused} Because it's what I do. And, there's a point to this - a lesson, if you will.	Deacon: There're other organizations out there. And, in time, I'm sure they're going to spoon-feed you their own patented form of bullshit.	Y1a
388		Player Default: I aim to please. But I had a point here. A lesson, if you will.	There're other organizations out there. And, in time, I'm sure they're going to spoon-feed you their own patented form of bullshit. Play sound Deacon 000F7769_1.ogg		A1a
389			Ignore the verbage and look at what they're doing. What they're asking you to do.		A1b
390			{Somber} What sort of world they'd have you build and how they're going to pay for it.	Player Default: Thanks for the advice.	A1c
391		Player Default: Thanks for the advice.	I don't know if it's your good old fashion Pre-War values or you just won the genetic lottery, but anyone that has you in their corner has an advantage.	Deacon: And at the end of the day you'll need to make a choice. Make it the right one.	A1a
392		Player Default: I don't need any more of your lies.	{Amused} Then boy, did you choose the wrong traveling companion. But hey, listen.	Deacon: And at the end of the day you'll need to make a choice. Make it the right one.	B1a
393		Player Default: So what do you think of the other groups out there?	Love the job you're doing with the Minutemen. Historically, they've been little better than policemen, though. Play sound Deacon 000F77BE_1.ogg		X1a
394			The Brotherhood... well, I met them on an op in Capital Wasteland a few years back. But now with Elder Maxson... Let's just say, not a fan.		X1b
395			And the Institute. Well, do I really need to answer that? But what I think, doesn't matter. The real question is: what do you think?	Deacon: And at the end of the day you'll need to make a choice. Make it the right one.	X1c
396		Player Default: So what's the Railroad's deal?	We're not about saving the world, too big a job for too few. But we're trying to make it a better one. One synth at a time. Play sound Deacon 000F7785_1.ogg		Y1a
397			And care about the little guys. Maybe lend a hand on the side. Not as much as some would like. But hey, it's something.		Y1b
398			But the real question is: what do you think of us?	Deacon: And at the end of the day you'll need to make a choice. Make it the right one.	Y1c
399		Player Default: I don't know if it's your good old fashion Pre-War values or you just won the genetic lottery, but anyone that has you in their corner has an advantage.	And at the end of the day you'll need to make a choice. Make it the right one.		A1a
400	COMDeacon_04_AdmirationToInfatuation		Hey. I got something important to say.	Deacon: I really appreciate you putting up with my bullshit. Truth is it's been a long time since I've had a... friend.	A
401		NPCMDeacon: Hey. I got something important to say.	{Somber} I really appreciate you putting up with my bullshit. Truth is it's been a long time since I've had a... friend.	Deacon: I'm a liar. Everyone knows it. I make no secret of it. Because the truth is: I'm a fraud. To my core.	A1a
402		Deacon: I really appreciate you putting up with my bullshit. Truth is it's been a long time since I've had a... friend.	{Somber} I'm a liar. Everyone knows it. I make no secret of it. Because the truth is: I'm a fraud. To my core. Play sound Deacon 000F77F4_1.ogg		A1a
403			{Somber} When I was young, a hell of a long time ago, I was... well, scum. I was a bigot. A very violent bigot.	Player Default: We all make mistakes when we're young.	A1b
404		Player Default: We all make mistakes when we're young.	{Depressed} A mistake or two, yeah. But what I did.	Deacon: I ran with a gang in University Point. We called ourselves the UP Deathclaws. For kicks we'd terrorize anyone that we thought was a synth.	A1a
405		Player Default: You trying to sell me another of your lies? Really?	{Somber} Just hear me out. Make your judgments then.	Deacon: I ran with a gang in University Point. We called ourselves the UP Deathclaws. For kicks we'd terrorize anyone that we thought was a synth.	B1a
406		Player Default: Were you really that bad?	{Depressed} Worse than that.	Deacon: I ran with a gang in University Point. We called ourselves the UP Deathclaws. For kicks we'd terrorize anyone that we thought was a synth.	Y1a
407		Player Default: A mistake or two, yeah. But what I did.	{Neutral} I ran with a gang in University Point. We called ourselves the UP Deathclaws. For kicks we'd terrorize anyone that we thought was a synth. Play sound Deacon 000F772D_1.ogg		A1a
408			{Sad} We kept egging each other on. Started with some property damage graduated to some beat downs. Then, inevitably, a lynching.		A1b
409			{Somber} The Claw's leader was convinced we'd finally found and killed a synth. Looking back, I'm not so sure.	Player Default: I'll withhold judgment until you finish.	A1c
410		Player Default: I'll withhold judgment until you finish.	{Somber} Thanks.	Deacon: So I turned my back on my "brothers" - broke all contact. Time passed, I became a farmer, if you can believe that. Then one day I found someone.	A1a
411		Player Default: Why you're telling me this? What game are you playing?	{Defiant} It's called a confession. Good for the soul or something.	Deacon: So I turned my back on my "brothers" - broke all contact. Time passed, I became a farmer, if you can believe that. Then one day I found someone.	B1a
412		Player Default: I had no idea.	{Neutral} No one does.	Deacon: So I turned my back on my "brothers" - broke all contact. Time passed, I became a farmer, if you can believe that. Then one day I found someone.	X1a
413		Player Default: You killed someone?	{Depressed} That one was enough for me. It was his eyes... Those eyes haunt me. Bulging.	Deacon: So I turned my back on my "brothers" - broke all contact. Time passed, I became a farmer, if you can believe that. Then one day I found someone.	Y1a
414		Player Default: Thanks.	{Neutral} So I turned my back on my "brothers" - broke all contact. Time passed, I became a farmer, if you can believe that. Then one day I found someone. Play sound Deacon 000F7729_1.ogg		A1a
415			{Thinking} She saw something in me I didn't know was there. Barbara, well, she was... She just was.	Player Default: Leaving the Deathclaws took a lot of courage.	A1b
416		Player Default: Leaving the Deathclaws took a lot of courage.	{Neutral} Leaving wasn't free - they took it out on my sad hide. But by the time I met Barbara, they'd moved on.	Deacon: We were trying for kids, ekeing out a living. Then one day... It turns out my Barbara... She was a synth.	A1a
417		Player Default: If you're telling the truth, you didn't deserve her.	{Sad} I know. I still know. But I married Barbara all the same.	Deacon: We were trying for kids, ekeing out a living. Then one day... It turns out my Barbara... She was a synth.	B1a
418		Player Default: She sounds special.	{Somber} Being with her made me feel like the whole world had a chance. That one day we could climb out of this wreckage. She could do that to people.	Deacon: We were trying for kids, ekeing out a living. Then one day... It turns out my Barbara... She was a synth.	X1a
419		Player Default: What was she like?	{Sad} She had a smile like on those old magazine covers. Her eyes...	Deacon: We were trying for kids, ekeing out a living. Then one day... It turns out my Barbara... She was a synth.	Y1a
420		Player Default: Leaving wasn't free - they took it out on my sad hide. But by the time I met Barbara, they'd moved on.	{Sad} We were trying for kids, ekeing out a living. Then one day... It turns out my Barbara... She was a synth. Play sound Deacon 000F7725_1.ogg		A1a
421			{Depressed} She didn't know that. I certainly didn't. I don't know how the Deathclaws found out. But... there was blood.	Player Default: Shit, I'm sorry.	A1b
422		Player Default: Sounds like karma sucker punched you.	{Sad} That she most certainly did.	Deacon: I don't remember much clearly after that. I know I killed most of the Claws. I must've made a big impression.	B1a
423		Player Default: So they killed her?	Yes.	Deacon: I don't remember much clearly after that. I know I killed most of the Claws. I must've made a big impression.	Y1a
424		Player Default: That she most certainly did.	{Neutral} I don't remember much clearly after that. I know I killed most of the Claws. I must've made a big impression. Play sound Deacon 000F7791_1.ogg		A1a
425			{Somber} The Railroad contacted me, figuring I'd be sympathetic. Seeing that I lost my wife. And, well, what I did afterwards.	Player Default: After what happened to my family. I can understand.	A1b
426		Player Default: After what happened to my family. I can understand.	{Apologetic} I thought you might.	Deacon: I don't even know why I lie any more. But I can't tell the truth. Everyone - Tom, Dez, you, even that asshole Carrington - they deserve to be in the Railroad.	A1a
427		Player Default: Is this the part where you admit it's a lie? And try teaching some stupid lesson?	{InPain} I deserve that. But no. That's the end of the story.	Deacon: I don't even know why I lie any more. But I can't tell the truth. Everyone - Tom, Dez, you, even that asshole Carrington - they deserve to be in the Railroad.	B1a
428		Player Default: That's a hell of a story.	{Sarcastic} It was no picnic to live through, either.	Deacon: I don't even know why I lie any more. But I can't tell the truth. Everyone - Tom, Dez, you, even that asshole Carrington - they deserve to be in the Railroad.	X1a
429		Player Default: The Railroad let you in? Even though you once were in the Deathclaws?	{Somber} So many years had passed that I don't think anyone, well except the Claws, knew that. All they knew is someone fought back.	Deacon: I don't even know why I lie any more. But I can't tell the truth. Everyone - Tom, Dez, you, even that asshole Carrington - they deserve to be in the Railroad.	Y1a
430		Player Default: I thought you might.	{Depressed} I don't even know why I lie any more. But I can't tell the truth. Everyone - Tom, Dez, you, even that asshole Carrington - they deserve to be in the Railroad. Play sound Deacon 000F778D_1.ogg		A1a
431			{Angry} I don't. I'm everything wrong with this whole fucking Commonwealth. You're the only friend I got. I don't deserve you being OK with this.		A1b
432			{Somber} Hell, I'm not even asking for it. But I figured you should know.	Player Default: Everyone's got a past. The important thing is you're trying to make up for it. I'm still on your side.	A1c
433		Player Default: Everyone's got a past. The important thing is you're trying to make up for it. I'm still on your side.	{Relieved} I'm not the hugging type. So, yeah. Good talk.		A1a
434		Player Default: So you're a liar, hypocrite, murderer, and am I missing anything? Damn right you don't belong in the Railroad.	{Angry} And that's why I don't tell anyone this. I should've fucking known. You know what, it's all a big lie. Good talk.		B1a
435		Player Default: That's a lot to process.	{Defiant} I can imagine. Listen, you must be wondering, "Hey, is Deacon messing with my head? Again?" But even if you don't believe anything else. Play sound Deacon 000F77E1_1.ogg		X1a
436			{Defiant} Know that you're my friend. Maybe my only one. So. Good talk.		X1b
437		Player Default: I don't buy your whole story.	{Defiant} Very understandable. But believe this. You are my friend. Maybe my only one. When shit goes down, I'm with you to the end. Play sound Deacon 000F77A8_1.ogg		Y1a
438			{Sad} So, yeah. Good talk.		Y1b
439	COMDeacon_05_NeutralToDisdain		{Somber} Hold up. We need to have some words.	Player Default: I'll make some time for you.	A
440		Player Default: Not now.	All right. But we need to talk. Soon.	Deacon: The Railroad isn't exactly loved out there. A lot of people look at synths as murderous machines.	B1a
441		Player Default: All right. But we need to talk. Soon.	The Railroad isn't exactly loved out there. A lot of people look at synths as murderous machines. Play sound Deacon 000F7814_1.ogg		A1a
442			So you can imagine how popular that makes us. Others could give a shit. They just want to farm, trade, thieve, or whatever.		A1b
443			Their beef with us is collateral damage.	Player Default: But we're the good guys.	A1c
444		Player Default: But we're the good guys.	{Somber} You know that. I do, too. But it's kind hard to do PR when we're hiding in a hole in the ground.	Deacon: My point in this is sometimes you're adding more reasons for them to distrust and even hate us. And that makes our job harder down the line.	A1a
445		Player Default: Why do we care what they think?	{Somber} An angry mob can ruin our day just as easily as a Courser attack.	Deacon: My point in this is sometimes you're adding more reasons for them to distrust and even hate us. And that makes our job harder down the line.	B1a
446		Player Default: Do people really think that badly of us?	{Confident} Certainly not everyone. But a lot of people put the blame for our firefights with the Institute on us. Play sound Deacon 000F7757_1.ogg		Y1a
447			{Somber} And for a grieving parent telling them that their kid ate a Courser's bullet in the struggle for synth freedom... That doesn't hold much water.	Deacon: My point in this is sometimes you're adding more reasons for them to distrust and even hate us. And that makes our job harder down the line.	Y1b
448		Player Default: You know that. I do, too. But it's kind hard to do PR when we're hiding in a hole in the ground.	{Somber} My point in this is sometimes you're adding more reasons for them to distrust and even hate us. And that makes our job harder down the line. Play sound Deacon 000F773A_1.ogg		A1a
449			{Confident} We need to win over John Q Public and that's a tough proposition at the best of times.	Player Default: I'll take it to heart.	A1b
450		Player Default: I'll take it to heart.	Traveling with you I've gained a lot of respect for you.	Deacon: In this business sometimes you need to be tough, and I'm all for that.	A1a
451		Player Default: I don't need a lecture.	{Confident} All of us enrolled in the school of hard knocks need an occasional refresher course. And this one comes from a place of respect, all right?	Deacon: In this business sometimes you need to be tough, and I'm all for that.	B1a
452		Player Default: If you say so.	I do.	Deacon: In this business sometimes you need to be tough, and I'm all for that.	X1a
453		Player Default: What reasons am I giving them?	When there's needless blood on our hands, that raises a stink. When you screw over someone, guess what, sometimes the rumor gets out.	Deacon: In this business sometimes you need to be tough, and I'm all for that.	Y1a
454		Player Default: Traveling with you I've gained a lot of respect for you.	{Somber} In this business sometimes you need to be tough, and I'm all for that. Play sound Deacon 000F7737_1.ogg		A1a
455			{Somber} But if you go too far then you're just following in Glory's footsteps. And that's a path I won't take. There. I've said my piece.		A1b
456	COMDeacon_06_DisdainToHatred		{Angry} I can't believe that at one point I wanted to travel with you.		A1a
457			{Angry} I've hit my limit. Listen, we've had a good run but I need to fly solo again.	Player Default: But I thought we had a good thing.	A
458		Player Default: But I thought we had a good thing.	{Confident} Sometimes I think you're the best agent we've ever had. And other times...	Deacon: I told you position on innocents and you ignored it. So we're done traveling together.	A1a
459		Player Default: Where the hell is this coming from?	{Angry} It seems like your solution to everything is violence. And the way you treat people...	Deacon: I told you position on innocents and you ignored it. So we're done traveling together.	B1a
460		Player Default: What are you talking about?	{Angry} I'm talking about the people you've trampled on. The bodies that keep piling up.	Deacon: I told you position on innocents and you ignored it. So we're done traveling together.	Y1a
461		Player Default: Sometimes I think you're the best agent we've ever had. And other times...	{Stern} The Railroad needs people like you and Glory. So it's good to have you both on our team. But your style and mine are completely opposite.	Player Default: Can't we talk about it? I want to keep traveling with you.	A1a
462		Player Default: Can't we talk about it? I want to keep traveling with you.	{Stern} Not going to happen. Sorry.	Deacon: We'll be seeing each other a lot and I'm not one to hold grudges.	A1a
463		Player Default: Good riddance.	{Confident} I'm not looking for a fight.	Deacon: We'll be seeing each other a lot and I'm not one to hold grudges.	B1a
464		Player Default: If that's how you feel, then.	Sadly, it is.	Deacon: We'll be seeing each other a lot and I'm not one to hold grudges.	X1a
465		Player Default: Is there anything I can do?	{Somber} We already covered this once. I was hoping... It didn't pan out. That's OK. The Railroad is a colorful bunch of people. Play sound Deacon 000F7779_1.ogg		Y1a
466			Us all getting along isn't what's important. The mission is.	Deacon: We'll be seeing each other a lot and I'm not one to hold grudges.	Y1b
467		Player Default: Not going to happen. Sorry.	{Confident} We'll be seeing each other a lot and I'm not one to hold grudges. Play sound Deacon 000F775B_1.ogg		A1a
468			{Pleading} Just remember, we're trying to help people not make the garbage dump stink even more.		A1b
469		Player Default: Sometimes I think you're the best agent we've ever had. And other times...	{Angry} I told you position on innocents and you ignored it. So we're done traveling together.	Deacon: We'll be seeing each other a lot and I'm not one to hold grudges.	A1a
470	COMDeacon_07_RepeatInfatuationToAdmiration		{Worried} This is going to be fun. Have time to talk?	Player Default: Of course I do. What's on your mind?	A
471		Player Default: Maybe later?	It'll hold.	Deacon: One of the reasons I opened up to you is that... Oh boy, this is going to sound corny.	B1a
472		Player Default: That doesn't sound good. What is it?	{Worried} Something's been really bothering me.	Deacon: One of the reasons I opened up to you is that... Oh boy, this is going to sound corny.	Y1a
473		Player Default: It'll hold.	One of the reasons I opened up to you is that... Oh boy, this is going to sound corny. Play sound Deacon 000F7766_1.ogg		A1a
474			{Awed} You've got some real nobility. If honor was common back in your day, I'm sure you realize it's rare as hell now.		A1b
475			{Worried} It's been really bothering me to see you stoop down to our level.	Player Default: I appreciate you telling me.	A1c
476		Player Default: I appreciate you telling me.	{Relieved} Thanks for taking it so well. And, our friendship...	Deacon: Don't get me wrong, I'm pleased as punch we're traveling together. So if you get back to the brotherhood of man thing again we'll be the best of pals.	A1a
477		Player Default: Sometimes I need to make hard choices. I don't need second-guessing.	{Worried} I know. But somehow before you managed to thread that needle. And now...	Deacon: Don't get me wrong, I'm pleased as punch we're traveling together. So if you get back to the brotherhood of man thing again we'll be the best of pals.	B1a
478		Player Default: What do you mean, exactly?	{Somber} I try my best to limit the blow back on my ops. No mess, no fuss. Some of the things you've been doing...		Y1a
479			Well, it's not pretty. Play sound Deacon 000F77BA_1.ogg	Deacon: Don't get me wrong, I'm pleased as punch we're traveling together. So if you get back to the brotherhood of man thing again we'll be the best of pals.	Y1b
480		Player Default: Thanks for taking it so well. And, our friendship...	{Friendly} Don't get me wrong, I'm pleased as punch we're traveling together. So if you get back to the brotherhood of man thing again we'll be the best of pals.		A1a
481	COMDeacon_08_RepeatAdmirationToNeutral		Got a moment?	Deacon: I know I can be a hard read, but I've really enjoyed traveling with you. No bullshit.	A
482		NPCMDeacon: Got a moment?	{Friendly} I know I can be a hard read, but I've really enjoyed traveling with you. No bullshit. Play sound Deacon 000F7762_1.ogg		A1a
483			{Worried} But recently... well, some of the calls you've been making have been bugging me.	Player Default: I'm sorry to hear that.	A1b
484		Player Default: I'm sorry to hear that.	{Worried} Some of the things we've been doing recently. They're sloppy. People getting hurt that don't need to be. Play sound Deacon 000F7745_1.ogg		A1a
485			{Somber} Not everyone in the Railroad would agree with this, but my view is that we're really in it to help everyone. Humans, synths, and everything in between.		A1b
486			{Friendly} So if you can start doing that again, I'll rest a whole lot easier.		A1c
487	COMDeacon_09_RepeatNeutralToDisdain		{Stern} I need a word. Now.	Player Default: I'm always happy to talk with you.	A
488		Player Default: I'm always happy to talk with you.	{Stern} Whatever.	Deacon: We've had some strong words not too far back, well strong for me, at least. I thought we came to an understanding.	A1a
489		Player Default: I don't have time for this.	Fine. But we're talking soon.	Deacon: We've had some strong words not too far back, well strong for me, at least. I thought we came to an understanding.	B1a
490		Player Default: Whatever.	{Angry} We've had some strong words not too far back, well strong for me, at least. I thought we came to an understanding. Play sound Deacon 000F77B2_1.ogg		A1a
491			{Angry} But you keep leaving a trail of misery behind you. To be clear: I'm not going to stand for it.	Player Default: I hear you. Let's try to keep this civil.	A1b
492		Player Default: I hear you. Let's try to keep this civil.	{Somber} I can do that.	Deacon: Other people in the Railroad, hell, they're worse than you. But I want to run clean ops.	A1a
493		Player Default: All you do is complain. You ever stop to think that you may be the problem here?	{Angry} Me? On the missions I run there're fewer body bags. And sometimes the civvies even say, "Thank you."	Deacon: Other people in the Railroad, hell, they're worse than you. But I want to run clean ops.	B1a
494		Player Default: Trail of misery? What?	{Angry} You keep screwing people over. People that we may need to ask a favor from down the line. Play sound Deacon 000F7817_1.ogg		Y1a
495			{Stern} Or worse yet, they wind up dead.	Deacon: Other people in the Railroad, hell, they're worse than you. But I want to run clean ops.	Y1b
496		Player Default: I can do that.	{Somber} Other people in the Railroad, hell, they're worse than you. But I want to run clean ops. Play sound Deacon 000F77E7_1.ogg		A1a
497			{Angry} Limit the casualties and maybe, god forbid, help people now and then. If you can't do that, I'm gone.		A1b
498	COMDeacon_11_RepeatAdmirationToInfatuation	NPCMDeacon: You know that time when I said something about nobility, stooping to our level, and Fancy Lads.	{Amused at his own joke / Amused} Well, forget I said all that. Well, except for the Fancy Lads.	Player Default: I'm glad we're good again.	A1a
499		Player Default: I'm glad we're good again.	{Very friendly / Grateful} You and me both.	Deacon: Clearly, I was jumping at shadows. You're the best person I know.	A1a
500		Player Default: I'm tired of all your bitching.	{Eats his pride - serious / Somber} I'll own that. I was out of line.	Deacon: Clearly, I was jumping at shadows. You're the best person I know.	B1a
501		Player Default: Those Fancy Lads better still be on the table.	{Banter / Amused} Don't look at me, I have an alibi.	Deacon: Clearly, I was jumping at shadows. You're the best person I know.	X1a
502		Player Default: What are you talking about?	{Explaining} Well, I thought you were compromising some of your good old world ideals. Getting a little too grimy with the here and now.	Deacon: Clearly, I was jumping at shadows. You're the best person I know.	Y1a
503		Player Default: You and me both.	{I am sorry should be clear in tone / Apologetic} Clearly, I was jumping at shadows. You're the best person I know.	Deacon: Talks over, amigo.	A1a
504		Deacon: Clearly, I was jumping at shadows. You're the best person I know.	{Getting a little too real, doesn't want to get too sentimental / Friendly} Talks over, amigo.		A1a
505		Deacon: Clearly, I was jumping at shadows. You're the best person I know.	{Getting a little too real, doesn't want to get too sentimental / Friendly} Talks over, amiga.		A2a
506			{Cheery - this is good news} You know that time when I said something about nobility, stooping to our level, and Fancy Lads.	Deacon: Well, forget I said all that. Well, except for the Fancy Lads.	A
507	COMDeacon_DismissScene		Time for me to move on?	Player Default: Sad to say it is.	A1a
508		Player Default: I take it back. We're good.	Glad to hear it.		B1a
509		Player Default: Are you OK with that?	I guess.		Y1a
510	COMDeacon_MurderScene		{Angry} That's it. We're talking.	Deacon: What the hell was that?	A
511		NPCMDeacon: That's it. We're talking.	{Angry} What the hell was that?	Player Default: Calm down.	A1a
512		Player Default: Calm down.	{Angry} Like hell I will. I'm an easy going guy, but there's a line.	Deacon: We don't kill innocents. Sometimes these Institute bastards catch us in a cross-fire or there's friendly fire.	A1a
513		Player Default: You don't want to lay into me.	{Angry} Like hell I don't. I'm an easy-going guy, but there's a god-damned line.	Deacon: We don't kill innocents. Sometimes these Institute bastards catch us in a cross-fire or there's friendly fire.	B1a
514		Player Default: Tell me what this is about.	{Angry} You open up on the civvies and that's all you got to say?	Deacon: We don't kill innocents. Sometimes these Institute bastards catch us in a cross-fire or there's friendly fire.	X1a
515		Player Default: What are you talking about?	{Angry} You opening up on the civvies is what I'm talking about.	Deacon: We don't kill innocents. Sometimes these Institute bastards catch us in a cross-fire or there's friendly fire.	Y1a
516		Player Default: Like hell I will. I'm an easy going guy, but there's a line.	{Stern} We don't kill innocents. Sometimes these Institute bastards catch us in a cross-fire or there's friendly fire. Play sound Deacon 000F7763_1.ogg		A1a
517			{Angry} Those I can deal with because it's an occupational hazard. But that. That was murder. You do that again and we're parting ways.		A1b
518	COMDeacon_PickUpScene	Player Default: I'm all ready to go.	{Friendly and reassuring. / Friendly} Always am, Codsworth. That's one thing you can count on.		A1a
519		Player Default: I'm all ready to go.	Me? Get into trouble? I am the very definition of innocence. We're just going to spend all day playing canasta. Promise.		A2a
520		Player Default: I'm all ready to go.	Waiting for you, beautiful.		A3a
521		Player Default: I'm all ready to go.	Appreciate that, MacCready. You do the same.		A4a
522		Player Default: I'm all ready to go.	Well, good thing I have nothing to hide then.		A5a
523		Player Default: I'm all ready to go.	Good things come in small packages. Play sound Deacon 00186DC1_1.ogg		A6a
524			But then you know all about small packages don't you, Strong?		A6b
525		Player Default: I'm all ready to go.	{You know exactly what he's talking about. / Friendly} Nick. I haven't the faintest what you're talking about.		A7a
526		Player Default: I'm all ready to go.	{Amused} What's there to worry about? How much trouble could two people really get into?		A8a
527		Player Default: I'm all ready to go.	{Concerned} Funeral? I don't think I packed a disguise for that.		A9a
528		Player Default: I'm all ready to go.	{Nervous / Concerned} Me? Oh, I'm nobody. But hey, don't you worry about a thing!		A10a
529		Deacon: Speaking of which, if you don't mind a side-kick let's keep a good thing going and travel together some more.	No pressure, I can see you got company. If now's not good, maybe later?	Player Default: Let's go, then.	A1a
530			Welcome to the family.	Deacon: We're a colorful and arguably insane bunch, but you're stuck with us now.	A
531			Want me back on deck, huh? I got to admit things have been pretty quiet without you.	Player Default: Let's go, then.	A
532		Player Default: Not right now.	Well, if you change your mind...	currentCompanion: And so it goes. Do be mindful out there, Mister Deacon.	B1a
533		Player Default: Can we trade a few things?	You doing a withdrawal or deposit?	currentCompanion: And so it goes. Do be mindful out there, Mister Deacon.	X1a
534		Player Default: Don't they need you here?	My job's mainly intel. So the more places I go the better I'm doing it. Play sound Deacon 000F7750_1.ogg		Y1a
535			And you're just one big beautiful distraction. Plenty of opportunities to learn secrets moving around in your shadow.	Player Default: Let's go, then.	Y1b
536		Player Default: Don't they need you here?	I'd prefer to leave the latest gossip and fashion tips for the others. Tom's quiz on "How To Find Your Ideal Mate" I especially recommend.	Player Default: Let's go, then.	Y2a
537		NPCMDeacon: Welcome to the family.	We're a colorful and arguably insane bunch, but you're stuck with us now. Play sound Deacon 00102229_1.ogg		A1a
538			Speaking of which, if you don't mind a side-kick let's keep a good thing going and travel together some more.	Player Default: Let's go, then.	A1b
539	COMDeacon_RR302_Ending		First thing first, I picked up some Brotherhood goodies for you. Merry Christmas.	Deacon: More importantly, though, Tinker's ready for us on the bird. Let's go.	A
540		NPCMDeacon: First thing first, I picked up some Brotherhood goodies for you. Merry Christmas.	More importantly, though, Tinker's ready for us on the bird. Let's go.		A1a
541	COMDeacon_RRVictory	NPCMDeacon: So, yeah, we did that.	{Friendly} Institute's gone, synths saved, and we're both alive.	Deacon: So what's the encore, Fixer?	A1a
542		Deacon: Institute's gone, synths saved, and we're both alive.	{Amused} So what's the encore, Fixer?	Player Default: The synths are still going to need help.	A1a
543		Deacon: Institute's gone, synths saved, and we're both alive.	{Amused} So what's the encore, Professor?	Player Default: The synths are still going to need help.	A2a
544		Deacon: Institute's gone, synths saved, and we're both alive.	{Amused} So what's the encore, Charmer?	Player Default: The synths are still going to need help.	A3a
545		Deacon: Institute's gone, synths saved, and we're both alive.	{Amused} So what's the encore, Whisper?	Player Default: The synths are still going to need help.	A4a
546		Deacon: Institute's gone, synths saved, and we're both alive.	{Amused} So what's the encore, Bullseye?	Player Default: The synths are still going to need help.	A5a
547		Deacon: Institute's gone, synths saved, and we're both alive.	{Amused} So what's the encore, Wanderer?	Player Default: The synths are still going to need help.	A6a
548		Player Default: The synths are still going to need help.	{Amused the player is such a workaholic / Amused} Of course, once more into the breach.	Deacon: Some dusty old philosopher thought people were made of metals, that defined their character.	A1a
549		Player Default: I need a long break.	{Sincere, but joking / Amused} You've earned a vacation. Heck, a life time of vacations.	Deacon: Some dusty old philosopher thought people were made of metals, that defined their character.	B1a
550		Player Default: I hadn't really thought of what I'd do after all that.	{Friendly banter / Amused} I have a feeling something will come along. Without you, I'm pretty sure the Commonwealth would fall apart.	Deacon: Some dusty old philosopher thought people were made of metals, that defined their character.	X1a
551		Player Default: Have any ideas?	{Tongue in cheek / Amused} We start our own band. "Saviors of the Commonwealth." I always wanted groupies. *chuckle*	Deacon: Some dusty old philosopher thought people were made of metals, that defined their character.	Y1a
552		Player Default: Of course, once more into the breach.	{Grateful} Some dusty old philosopher thought people were made of metals, that defined their character. Play sound Deacon 00218C31_1.ogg		A1a
553			{Amused} And you, my friend, are solid gold. Now let's go kick some ass.		A1b
554			{Cat that ate the canary} So, yeah, we did that.	Deacon: Institute's gone, synths saved, and we're both alive.	A
555	-		{Joking, but queasy} There goes my appetite.
556			{Joking, but queasy} Yeah, sure, dig in, pal.
557			{Joking but queasy} You aren't seriously...? Yes, yes, you are.
558			{Punch up the like} I like it.
559			Hah. Good going.
560			Huh. What do you know?
561			{I don't like that} That doesn't sit right.
562			That's the opposite of smart, there.
563			{Impressed} Now that's getting it done.
564			{To the player, annoyed} Did you really have to do that?
565			{Pleased, sincere} Classy move there, boss.
566			{Holding back some anger} Do that one more time...
567			Yes.
568			Yup.
569			Alright.
570			I'm all over it.
571			No.
572			Naah.
573			I won't do that.
574			{Giving the PC something - a present} Incoming, boss.
575			For you. Enjoy.
576			Thanks!
577			Thanks for that.
578			On it.
579			Will do.
580			I'll take care of it.
581			Consider it done.
582			No problemo.
583			No can do.
584			How would I even get there?
585			Can't reach that, boss.
586			Whoever lived here, ain't here now.
587			I hope whoever was here didn't know something we don't.
588			I don't think they left too long ago.
589			I'm telling you it's all about sunglasses. Best 10 cap investment you'll ever make.
590			I'm noticing the profound lack of darkness here.
591			Sure is bright.
592			Someone has too much time on their hands. This place is spotless.
593			To whoever is cleaning here, thanks for making the rest of us look bad.
594			Was the Old World this clean? I really can't imagine it.
595			Didn't I see this set in a horror film once?
596			This is not the time to tell ghost stories.
597			This is downright creepy.
598			Can you see anything?
599			I like shadows. But this is taking it a little too far.
600			Did you make that noise? Sorry. A little jumpy.
601			No one's been in here for ages.
602			Where does all this dust even come from? The dust faeries?
603			It takes a long time for this much dirt to gather.
604			Right now, where we are, totally a sniper's dream. I should know.
605			Big open spaces. *shudder*
606			If I were a sniper I'd be... there... or there. Or even there. Isn't this fun?
607			Somebody had security issues.
608			If someone builds defenses like that, they're building it for a damned good reason.
609			I wonder who or what they're protecting against?
610			This is some particularly high-calibre disgusting shit here.
611			I used to run a steam cleaner store before the bombs fell. So I see this and I think dollar signs.
612			Have you no pride, wastelanders? Yuck.
613			That... *gag* I didn't need to see that.
614			I don't have a weak stomache. But... Damn.
615			Suddenly I regret eating that mole rat meatloaf.
616			Look at all the gizmos. That's my term for them. Patent pending.
617			I can positively feel the science oozing around here.
618			If you ever need to feel sleepy, ask Tinker Tom what they were doing here.
619		Can you hear me?
620		I want earphones. Damn it!
621		God, I'm getting a headache.
622		What a mess. And for me to say that, you know it means something.
623		It takes a real slob to achieve this level of filth. It's almost impressive.
624		When I retire, I am totally going to set up a maid service. Talk about demand.
625		Sometimes when we're knee deep in the fight... You can forget places like this exist.
626		I miss the Old World.
627		She would've liked this.
628		Anyone up for some meditation?
629		I wonder what the acoustics are like here.
630		I like it here.
631		Never let your guard completely down. Even in a place like this.
632		The safer I'm supposed to feel, the more paranoid I get.
633		It *might* be safe. Just maybe.
634		Thanks, nose. I really need this feedback.
635		Whew. That's an odor.
636		This place reeks.
637		Nine times out of ten, water means radiation poisoning.
638		Is now a good time to mention I don't know how to swim? I kid.
639		I miss Capital Wasteland. You can actually drink the water there.
640		There you are.
641		Got 'em.
642		We're back in business.
643		You almost got away.
644		Really? So close.
645		Lost 'em.
646		Hopefully they'll stay gone.
647		Sneaking off is supposed to be my thing.
648		Standing down, I guess.
649		Aww, how are we going to kill 'em now?
650		They were just here, dammit.
651		Where'd they go?
652		Hey, that's my trick.
653		Lost 'em. So that's how it feels.
654		You won't get far.
655		We live to fight another day. And night. And day. Et cetera.
656		Well, that got the blood pumping.
657		We sure do a lot of that. Winning, that is.
658		Let's see if they left anything useful for us.
659		Traveling with you ain't dull, I'll say that.
660		You know, you're really good at this. Too good.
661		Back before I met you I'd go whole days without massacring a bunch of things. Honest.
662		So, new business model. We team up with a mortuary. You see where I'm going with this, right?
663		We made that look easy.
664		We win. Again.
665		Tell your friends, you dead bastard. We'll be here all week.
666		Well, howdy there.
667		You almost got away with that.
668		The trick to being hidden is not letting this happen.
669		Aww, too bad for you.
670		We got a live one.
671		They're probably long gone now.
672		Yeah, keep running, pal.
673		We were fighting just a moment ago, right? We should tell them that.
674		You check your pockets? Enemies are always the last place you look.
675		I got bored of fighting, anyway.
676		Don't mean to make you nervous. But I don't think we're alone.
677		Seems we have a tail.
678		Don't look, but I think we're being watched.
679		I heard something.
680		We got fun time incoming.
681		It's fighting time.
682		Fighting again. Great.
683		I should have a battle cry.
684		Wrong move, pal.
685		You know ammo isn't cheap. Can we just pay you to play dead?
686		You're going down. Grrr. That's menacing, right?
687		Insert something Shakespearian involving death and your inevitable doom here.
688		I'm ready for 'em.
689		You know I do like long, lazy, dull days, right?
690		Time to earn our paychecks. I'm getting paid, right?
691		Assaultron. Not good.
692		God damned, robots. Tough sons-of-bitches.
693		Do we waste bullets on these guys, or not?
694		I don't like bugs. But these guys... Kinda cute, right?
695		God damned blood bugs. Keep him off me.
696		Yeah, because you won't haunt my nightmares, you giant mosquito asshole.
697		Ahh. Deathclaw.
698		Don't let it get close. Pop a Stealth Boy if you got one.
699		We got ferals.
700		Anyone got some holy water? I always wanted to try that on them.
701		Time to terminate you. Jolly good and all that.
702		The butler's going down.
703		Time for crab cakes.
704		Great. How many clips is it going to take to kill those things?
705		Oh no, it's a big one.
706		Just once I want radiation to turn something into a giant fluffy bunny instead of the Grand Poobah of all Mirelurks. Hail.
707		Do we have to kill these guys?
708		Burrow deep and run away, little buddies.
709		A Protectron. They're not so bad.
710		Time to slag another bot.
711		This will be our finest hour. Tales shall be told of our fight versus the rad roaches.
712		Rad Roaches. Oh, scary.
713		These guys have a hell of a sting.
714		Do not let the Radscorps close on you.
715		Big game hunting Commonwealth-style.
716		Don't underestimate these guys. These ain't your Old World bucks.
717		Sentrybot. Be on your toes.
718		EMP 'em if you got 'em. Sentrybots are dangerous.
719		Flittery little bastards.
720		You know this would go a hell of a lot better if you just stood still.
721		Oh. Boy.
722		Because Super Mutants needed a giant bigger brother.
723		Time for a Super Mutant show down.
724		Let's see how many head shots you take, mutie.
725		Killing these old synths always... Well, if we gotta do it.
726		Glory's going to lecture me when I get home. Sorry, pal.
727		God damned, turrets.
728		Hey you! How do you taunt a turret? Your mother was a pea shooter? See, I got nothing.
729		Keep the dogs off me.
730		Time to put the bitch down. Get it? Because, it's a dog.
731		You're going down... Yow Gee? You Guys? Whatever you are, you're going down.
732		These bastards are vicious.
733		Now that's just annoying.
734		Go ahead, run. I need a break, anyway.
735		Aww, we were having such a good firefight.
736		You won't stay hidden for long.
737		That wasn't in the script.
738		Then, lead on.
739		Don't worry, I got your back.
740		Just don't go wandering off any cliffs.
741		Absolutely. And my eagerness is totally unrelated to wanting a smoke break.
742		Come grab me when you need me.
743		Sure, I'll hang out here.
744		Can do.
745		Sure thing.
746		Your wish is my strong recommendation.
747		On it.
748		I'll get her done.
749		Is that it?
750		TTFN, then.
751		Done already?
752		Another time, then.
753		Whatever you say.
754		I thought about it, and no.
755		There's things I'll do and things I won't. This is in the latter category.
756		You really think I'm going to do that?
757		Not happening, pal.
758		That would be a negatory. That is a word, right?
759		Would if I could.
760		Naah.
761		Not happening, sorry.
762		No, sorry.
763		No can do.
764		Hmm?
765		Whatcha need?
766		Yeah?
767		What is it?
768		You called?
769		What's the word?
770		Sure, I can help you out.
771		Tell me what you want.
772		Now, insert slot A into tab B, right?
773		I so prefer a gun.
774		Directions: apply repetitively until dead.
775		This is a little close for comfort.
776		Company incoming.
777		Look out.
778		Incoming.
779		I'm drifting... Feeling a little... Is that a white light?
780		I, uh, need a little... yeah.
781		Vision's going a little... Keep it together, Deacon.
782		Bastard got my arm.
783		I'm winged, dammit.
784		Arm's out of commission, boss.
785		Son of a bitch. Leg's hit.
786		Goddamit. If we're running, you're doing it without me.
787		My leg. Ow.
788		Shit. Got blood in my eyes.
789		*groan* Headshot. Receiving end.
790		Oww. Hit my noggin', boss.
791		Oof. Need... a minute... catch breath.
792		Took one... to the chest.
793		I... oof... Chest.
794		Ahh... hell...
795		Oww.
796		Son of a bitch.
797		Got me.
798		Ahh.
799		Oof.
800		Mmph.
801		Ouch.
802		Umpfh.
803		Ahhhhhh!
804		Mmmmmmph.
805		Yyyaaahh!
806		The trick to this is don't die.
807		I was hoping they'd be all dead by now.
808		You know, running away is always an option. I won't shoot. Promise.
809		This is the part where you're supposed to die.
810		Fighting is so 2077.
811		Now, this, this is a workout.
812		And here I was wanting to spend the day reading Proust. And then you have to ruin it.
813		Everyone stop. I got a splinter.
814		This is only going to end one way.
815		Yeah, so this is happening.
816		Present for you.
817		Care package for you.
818		{Nervous - thinks this is crazy} This is going to be one hell of a ride.
819		{Nervous - thinks this is crazy} Am I the only one that thinks this is all insane?
820		Maybe we should just try asking the Brotherhood to leave. Nicely.
821		{grim} Different players, but it's Switchboard all over again.
822		{grim} Dammit, I told Dez too much traffic.
823		{grim} Just need to make it out of here, Deacon.
824		I'm so over traveling with you.
825		You ever worry about karma? Well, you should.
826		I'd rather be anywhere but here. With you.
827		Let's get this over with.
828		{Dripping sarcasm} You're a real class act, you know?
829		Taking out the Institute, easy. Now for our encore.
830		So what do you do when the bogeyman's dead?
831		Don't know about you, but I'm ready for the next chapter.
832		The only problem with being a secret organizations is no one knows where to send the dump trucks full of caps.
833		We did right by Glory.
834		Ah, my favorite meat shield. Heh.
835		You in the spotlight, me in the shadows. Look out world.
836		Do you ever just feel sorry for the poor bastards that fight us? They don't stand a chance.
837		Since we had the Big Talk. Well, it's been easier looking in the mirror.
838		What shennanigans are we up to today?
839		I must say, this whole partner thing, maybe it wasn't overrated.
840		Maybe I really am a synth. Maybe you are, too. How would anyone know?
841		We do good work, you know?
842		Glad you joined the Railroad. To think, Desdemona almost chased you away. Sheesh.
843		It's nice to get out of the Church. You can really get stir crazy down there.
844		If all our agents were like you, the Institute would be screwed.
845		Up top you got to be careful. Never know when you're being watched.
846		Some of the people you meet will be Institute replacements. Synth duplicates. So be careful what you say.
847		You got what it takes to go far with us. I can tell.
848		Sometimes the direct approach isn't the best to take.
849		I'm feeling overdue for some reconstructive surgery. Maybe I'll go blonde next time. I could use some fun.
850		Let's stick to the mission, all right.
851		The world would be better if there were a lot fewer body bags. Just saying.
852		If you got things under control, let me know. I got things I could do.
853		You do know the enemy's the Institute, right? Not everyone else.
854		I miss traveling alone.
855		What is it?
856		Need something?
857		What's up?
858		I'm getting tired of waiting.
859		{Very serious} Whatever you do - do not help get Liberty Prime online. Play sound Deacon 0018B122_1.ogg
860		{Very serious warning} Desdemona - hell *I* - won't take kindly to giving those power armored bigots a super weapon.
861		Ah, the Brotherhood. Elitism, Power Armor, xenophobia, and racial purging. What's not to like?
862		Well, it looks like a lowly mortal took out one of the Brotherhood. I'm waiting for that bolt of lightning to hit us now.
863		That bastard Maxson really screwed them up. The Brotherhood used to be the good guys. Well, goodish.
864		Those Brotherhood assholes are tough.
865		I wonder if the name "Brotherhood of Bigots" was already taken?
866		What I'd give for an industrial sized tub of Bug Be Gone.
867		Whatever egghead came up with giant bugs should've been nuked.
868		You know if the little bug bastards just stood still, it wouldn't be that big a deal.
869		Bugs, bugs, and more bugs.
870		I hate those little blood suckers.
871		All the comforts of a cult without leaving your irradiated crater. Join the Children of Atom.
872		Why would anyone ever join the Children? That's what I want to know.
873		Capital Wasteland. Exports: purified water, some decent tech, oh, and an insane suicidal cult that worships radiation. Thanks, guys.
874		I always feel unclean killing those Atom guys. That's probably just the radiation poisoning talking, though.
875		Great more Children of Atom.
876		Brr... Deathclaws.
877		I do not like 'Claws. Those fast, car flipping, ahh... They just get to me.
878		If we're hunting Deathclaws, care to tag in Glory? Please?
879		Another Deathclaw down, and another of my 9 lives burned. Yay.
880		Deathclaws, love them or leave them, they'll still tear your face off.
881		I avoid ferals if I can help it.
882		Glory came up with the bright idea of putting ferals in the catacombs. Not a fan.
883		More ferals. Great.
884		Some jackasses call ferals "ghouls". Like ghouls don't have enough problems.
885		Bet you crapped your pants the first time you saw a feral. I know I did.
886		Gunners are one step above raiders in my book.
887		Don't underestimate the Gunners.
888		Who's pulling the Gunners' strings? No one knows.
889		Gunners give mercs a bad name. And that's saying something.
890		Gunner's have had bounties on me. Well, me under different names and faces. I want to see how many slots I can fill on their most wanted list.
891		I would've paid 50 caps to be with you the first time you saw one of the crabs. Must've thought you'd walked into a B movie.
892		I hate 'lurks. Piercing their shell is a bitch, let me tell you.
893		Hit the 'lurks in their soft spot, if you can. Then grab butter. Yum.
894		Can we just steer clear of the Mirelurks next time? They chew through my ammo.
895		Because, you know, the world wasn't screwed enough. So sure, bring on the giant nearly indestructible crabs. That'll be good.
896		You know, I've always wanted a pet mole rat. I'd call him, "Ziggy."
897		I always feel a little bad shooting mole rats. Not bad enough not to eat them, though.
898		Mole rat. The other white meat.
899		One mole rat is kinda cute. A swarm of them, though, that's trouble.
900		When I retire I want to be a mole rat farmer. That'd be the life.
901		God damned raiders.
902		If there's one thing the Minutemen did that I was OK with, it's curbing the damned raiders.
903		The lowest level of Hell is reserved for Raiders. And liars. Uh oh.
904		Any time you want to take on more Raiders, I'm in.
905		Raiders, raiders, and yet more damned raiders.
906		I know those raider can seem like idiots, but you should see their handiwork. We've done some good clearing them out.
907		Thanks for all those wacky Old World robots, pal. Just, thanks.
908		You can make some decent caps salvaging robots.
909		It takes a lot of clips to waste tin cans.
910		Boston had a thriving tech industry. Which means we get a double helping of robots.
911		You should see what Tinker Tom can do with a robot. It's pretty amazing.
912		I think of Super Mutants as toddlers on steroids.
913		The FEV Virus. Helping demolish walls and kill civvies since 2077.
914		Super Mutants hit like a mac truck.
915		Sometimes it's best to just sidestep the 'Muties. They don't have the best eyesight.
916		Head shots work best against Super Mutants. A lot a lot of head shots.
917		I understand why Glory hates wasting Gen 1s and 2s. A very fuzzy line.
918		I'm alright if we have to take out the Gen 1s and 2s. Barely, but alright.
919		Tinker records every place we find the early gen synths. He says it'll reveal the Institute's "Master Plan". Yeah, right.
920		More synths. Great.
921		EMP works well against synths. Well, the early models.
922		So let me get this straight. You used to propel big metal birds in the sky and fly in them for thousands of miles? You're braver than I thought.
923		Why did they make these airports so big? You could have a whole city in one of them.
924		Good salvage in airports.
925		One day I'm going to find myself an unlooted brewery and go on one hell of a bender.
926		If you find any bottles, let me know. It's party time.
927		When you're covered in Super Mutant blood, coming off the Jet DTs, and you're one step ahead of the Institute - it's Beantown Brown time!
928		If you got the Institute on your ass a nice cave can be your friend.
929		Nice and dark in here. I like it.
930		The one thing you can count on in a nice comfy cave is company. It's prime real estate.
931		I prefer cave fighting to a shoot out up top. Fewer attack vectors.
932		Practically every cave in the Commonwealth has been used by the Railroad at one point or another.
933		A nice comfy campsite. You bring the marshmellows?
934		How inviting.
935		I don't usually make camp in the wild. Attracts all the wrong sort of attention.
936		I wonder what they left us.
937		Ahh, the smell of industry.
938		I saw a vid once of a RobCo factory back in the day. And this is what's left of that world. Sad, really.
939		Factories give me the creeps. Never know when some robot's going to say, "hello."
940		Imagine what this place was like back then.
941		Probably some good salvage in here.
942		{Trying to crack wise, but he's seriously unsettled} Remind me why we're crawling around this god-forsaken place?
943		{bantery but he's seriously unsettled} I can't believe I followed you here.
944		{Trying to crack wise, but he's seriously unsettled} If I keep tromping around here, guess there won't be any little Deacons scurrying around in the future.
945		Scalpel. T Clamp. Chainsaw. I totally should've been a surgeon.
946		Paging Dr. Feelgood. Your car's parked under an A-Bomb.
947		You can usually find a few stimpacks in a place like this.
948		If you're not careful Carrington will send you to places like this. Looking for aceda-whozit-whatzit.
949		Tinker Tom would have a field day here.
950		Who knows what atrocities they dreamed up here.
951		It's time for science. Yay.
952		There's got to be some lab somewhere that was working to, you know, help people. I haven't found it yet.
953		Train stations make good hidey holes.
954		Back in the day, places like this would've been completely packed. Hard to imagine so many people.
955		All aboard. Rad roach station.
956		Trains. Everyone likes trains, right?
957		Choo choo. That's what they sounded like, right?
958		Military bases can be dangerous but well worth the risk.
959		All the fighting, all the training, and did any of it matter?
960		I was a soldier once. Way back west. I'll tell you about it some day.
961		A whole country. Unified. Fighting together. Crazy stuff.
962		Heads up. Military sites almost always got baddies.
963		Can't you just feel the history? Feels sandy to me.
964		Another monument. Neat.
965		All these monuments around. Boston must've been real important. Or thought it was, at least.
966		What did people do here? PAM once tried telling me and I still have no idea.
967		What the hell's a TPS report anyway?
968		Desperation, petty politics, and watercoolers. Joy.
969		So people seriously spent 9-10 hours a day in places like this?
970		Offices usually are kind of lacking on salvage. Every now and then you get lucky, though.
971		Now we just need a picnic basket.
972		Open space. Fun.
973		Maybe we should get some mirelurk steaks, Nuka-Cola, Fancy Lads, and have a cookout.
974		Must've been nice to hang out here without worrying about being sniped.
975		Do we have to enter the big open spaces? Should I just wear my Bullseye jacket to make it easier for them?
976		Look at all that rock.
977		Is now a good time to mention I don't like heights. Getting near the edge around here. Ahh.
978		Maybe we should stay away from the ledges here? That'd be good.
979		This is my element. Civilization.
980		If we find people just act like you belong. Works for me.
981		So many little towns all over the place. There must've been thousands of people that lived in the Commonwealth back then.
982		We come across anyone, remember, you do the talking. I can be your mute friend "Dingo."
983		I was raised just over there. True story. Lots of fond memories over there by that... uh, thing. Yeah.
984		This is more like it. Limited site lines, debris. Easy to lose yourself here.
985		One day we'll take back this city.
986		Maybe I should change my outfit. I want to be wearing my Sunday best if we meet people, after all.
987		Plenty of good places to go around here. The city's full of people.
988		You know, I happen to be in possession of the deed to a bridge around here. I'll make you a great deal for it.
989		So much junk. So many possibilities.
990		It's a scavvers paradise here.
991		Remember, fill your pockets with all the goodies. Then we can slowly crawl out. Good times.
992		So, what did we learn in school today, Timmy? "Nuclear war sucks."
993		So teachers, all they did was teach, right? They didn't farm or run shops or run guns on the side? Wow.
994		I've read a few textbooks. Did everyone seriously learn calculus back then? Were you guys planning for an invasion of math-letes?
995		Ah, another kiddie prison. 13 year sentences for everyone.
996		Yo ho, ho, right?
997		Mirelurks and raiders favor hunks of junk like this.
998		After we beat the Institute and free all the synths, we need to take to the seas in an epic adventure. You can have the cool hat.
999		So people used to take tubs like this into the ocean? Crazy.
1000		Oh, hello itty bitty world. I feel sick.
1001		You know, the ground's a pretty sensible place to be. Right?
1002		Why'd they make this place so tall?
1003		And people lived up here? Were they nuts?
1004		Let's see his selection.
1005		I call dibs on any hats. I love a good hat.
1006		We have a few "friends" that own shops. Good luck getting a discount, though.
1007		Ooh, sale.
1008		See anything cool?
1009		Deep underground, far away from the Watcher's, uh, watching eyes.
1010		Every base we've had has been deep underground. PAM says its safer that way.
1011		Another fabulous warehouse. Exciting.
1012		In a pinch, you can crash in a warehouse for a night.
1013		Not a bad place for a rendezvous.
1014		Boxes, boxes, everywhere.
1015		So much junk.
1016		This is nice. True, the water's irradiated and there's probably 'lurks everywhere. But still nice.
1017		You got a surf board?
1018		At one time, Tinker hatched a plan to ship synths overseas. For some reason, we went with plan B.
1019		This must've been a hell of a place to vacation back in the day.
1020		Watch out for Mirelurks in the water. They can sneak up on you.
1021		You came from one of these, right?
1022		I grew up in a Vault. I was a morale officer. How am I doing, boss?
1023		Rumor is Vault-Tec was running experiments on their residents. That'll get you some customer satisfaction.
1024		Alright, Vault's are now my new favorite place.
1025		It's hard not to feel safe here. Thick door, buried forever. The Institute, who?
1026		You ever wonder if, right now, we're living in our glory days.
1027		What do friends do together these days, anyway? Poker? Camp fires? Mani petis?
1028		A stealth boy, my best pal, and a world full of danger... This is the good life.
1029		Can you ever truly escape your past? God, I hope so.
1030		I'm new to this "friends" thing. There's perks right? Like, can I take out a loan? Say, 100,000 caps. I'll get it back to you. Promise.
1031		Shaun is out there. And together we'll find him. That's a promise.
1032		Did I have you going about being a synth? You'd be amazed at how many people fall for that.
1033		Since we're a team, you think we could use a code name? Red Orchard? Or... Code Violet? Or... the Death Bunnies. That'll confuse them.
1034		Hey, I could be a synth. I could be the best damn synth that ever synthed.
1035		The open road isn't as bad with a buddy.
1036		You should've seen the Railroad before the Switchboard. We had triple the agents we have now. We'll get there again.
1037		So, obviously I'm not going to risk my life for a... radio. But a Gen 1? Or Gen 2? Where to draw the line, huh?
1038		I'm used to running my ops solo. But this isn't too bad.
1039		I like the way you look out for your fellow man. A lot of people would take the easy way out.
1040		Don't ever let your guard down. When you do, inevitably that's when everything goes to hell.
1041		Instinct is a powerful tool in our business. Rely on it, train it up. It'll save your life. Promise.
1042		I've had this mug for too long. Might be time for a new face.
1043		Please, you do the talking. If I pick anything up, I'll let you know afterwards.
1044		The Commonwealth can be the enemy just as much as the Institute. We've lost plenty of synths to hate mongers.
1045		I never really much cared for the Minutemen. The idea sounds great. But you give small men big power and sometimes you'll pay for it.
1046		Keep your eye out for Rail Signs. Besides the goodie bags tourists and agents have left valuable intel.
1047		A lot of our people help us once, maybe twice a month. If that. You've jumped right into the deep end.
1048		This partnering up. It's weird. Sometimes I just want to pop a Stealth Boy and bug out. Not really an option now.
1049		I wish Dez would green light the occasional mission to help out humans. Sometimes just a little bit of help goes a long way.
1050		You know, sometimes you really get on my nerves.
1051		Maybe you should take someone else out next time. I think Glory would like traveling with you.
1052		Some of these missions would be a lot easier by myself.
1053		Every time an innocent gets caught in a crossfire, the Railroad's job gets that much tougher.
1054		You know, if you helped people more you'd be a potent force for good out there.
1055		You Pre-War types really did a number on the place. Hats off.
1056		Ever wish you just hit the snooze button instead of thawing out to this?
1057		There's too few good men left. The Commonwealth just chews them up and spits them out.
1058		{Mumbling to himself} Sometimes the cure is worse than the disease.
1059		{Controlling anger} My initial estimation of you was off. Way off.
1060		The Railroad accepts all types. Even people like you.
1061		The company I keep sometimes.
1062		You don't really need me, right? I'd love to go solo.
1063		I didn't think anyone would get on my nerves more than Glory.
1064		You're just feeding our enemies ammunition in their PR campaign against us.
1065		You ever hear of the Golden Rule? Didn't think so.
1066		So many mistakes...
1067		C'mon, sun. You can't stay up forever.
1068		Ah, the cover of night. My dear friend.
1069		Night time is the only time I feel I can breathe easy.
1070		Keep an eye to the sky. Never know when the Watchers are around.
1071		All this sunlight. I just feel exposed.
1072		The sun's coming. Keep an eye out for the Watchers. Party time's over.
1073		You know what, rain gets a bad rap. It's not so bad. Now, mud on the otherhand...
1074		Did I ever tell you about the time I was in Capital Wasteland? Now there's a tale.
1075		I'm thinking next time I go to town I'll dress up as a Mr. Handy. If I pull that off I'll be a legend.
1076		If we take out the Institute someday, I wonder what we'd do. Hell, synths got it bad enough even without them. It'd keep us busy.
1077		I'm in the mood for... some Blamco Mac n' Cheese. Or maybe mirelurk steaks with salsa. Mmmm.
1078		The Brotherhood. In Capital Wasteland, they really weren't bad. But now.
1079		I really want to know how the Big One started. What idiot fired first? Why? What the hell did they think they'd gain?
1080		The big three for predicting people: caps, beliefs, and ego. Get a handle on what's driving someone and you know where you stand.
1081		I'm convincing the next raw recruit I'm actually President Eden. Think I can pull it off?
1082		You really like to wander, don't you? I've seen more of the 'Wealth with you than I have in the rest of my years combined.
1083		The way you just walk right out in the open. It's a wonder you're head hasn't been blown off by a sniper. Just saying.
1084		You getting the hang of the Railroad yet? We're one big dysfunctional family. With guns.
1085		Sometimes it's hard to take Dez seriously. I remember her when she was a green recruit.
1086		I'm a sucker for those Old World books. It must've been something living back then.
1087		One time, I got a face change and was a girl for a few months. You should've seen the looks back at HQ.
1088		One day the Railroad's number will be up. I thought that day had come at the Switchboard. I can't shake the feeling we're living on borrowed time.
1089		With you overloaded and all, let me take this chance to read my unabridged copy of "War and Peace" at you.
1090		How can you even walk like that?
1091		I could, I guess, carry some of that for you.
1092		Are you trying to impress someone? C'mon, drop some of that.
1093		I'm surprised you can even walk with all that.
1094		You might want to cover up. Or not.
1095		Your fashion choice there, that takes some chutzpah.
1096		Seriously, you're not cold?
1097		What we building today?
1098		Can you build me a mansion? Casa del Deacon.
1099		You've got a real knack for construction.
1100		That right there is what we in the business call a land mine. Ouch.
1101		It generally works better if you avoid those.
1102		Who doesn't like mines, right?
1103		C'mon in, the water's glowing.
1104		Yay. Slime.
1105		Let's get the dog paddling over with.
1106		Nice moves there.
1107		Find anything interesting?
1108		As long as you don't get caught, game on, my friend.
1109		I've been known to peek in a few pockets. From time to time.
1110		Whatcha find?
1111		Don't get too greedy or you'll get caught.
1112		Hey, take what the market'll bear, right?
1113		You think they'd pay more?
1114		I'd call it there. I'm not sure if we're going to get more.
1115		Take them for all they're worth.
1116		Ask for a pony, too. That would be cool.
1117		So the next beer's on you, right?
1118		Keep racking up your bank account and I might need to teach you a little game I call "poker."
1119		Not a bad payout.
1120		It's refreshing getting paid. The stoic attaboys from Dez, really not as much fun.
1121		Cha-Ching.
1122		You ever want to fill a bathtub with caps?
1123		I'm a fan of Grognak myself. What will that wacky barbarian do next?
1124		Any good?
1125		That issue's one of my favorites.
1126		It's Rad Away time.
1127		Check in with Carrington. The bastard will charge you for it, but he can decontaminate you.
1128		Rad sickness. That's a good look.
1129		You know that staticky sound. It means we should get the hell out of here.
1130		Ahh, radiation, you unbelievable bastard.
1131		That's not a good sound. Let's move it.
1132		We're sucking up rads here.
1133		Unless you want me to stick you on top of the Railroad's christmas tree, let's go.
1134		Great. I didn't need to have more children.
1135		Oh. Can you move?
1136		Oh, that doesn't look good.
1137		Did it hit an artery?
1138		Shit. You OK in there?
1139		Woah. I thought I lost you there.
1140		Goddamned headshots.
1141		Oh, that's got to hurt.
1142		Your arm OK?
1143		Eww... That's got to sting.
1144		Now things are getting interesting.
1145		You're pretty handy with that bobby pin.
1146		With skills like that, remind me to show you a couple places.
1147		That is some precision picking there.
1148		Take that, lock.
1149		Now I'm feeling all sorts of uncomfortable about my locker back at HQ.
1150		No lock will stand before us.
1151		You didn't just do that? Are you insane?
1152		Is there something wrong with you?
1153		Those people weren't hurting anyone.
1154		You can do that? You got to tinker with my guns next.
1155		That was some fine work there. It even looks deadlier.
1156		I could spend hours fiddling with my gun like that. It could save your life.
1157		That'll add some extra oomph to your armor.
1158		Hey, the more firepower you can absorb the better.
1159		Fixing up your armor's always a wise investment.
1160		I love Old World widgets. Worth a fair amount, too.
1161		I don't know if even a scavver would take that.
1162		You might want to focus on the valuable salvage. You'll break your back carrying worthless scrap.
1163		That's not even worth picking up, boss.
1164		Whew. Now that's impressive.
1165		Ahh, the time honored tradition of looting.
1166		You might want to wipe off the blood on anything you find there.
1167		We could always use some more ammo.
1168		You're really thorough, you know that?
1169		Anything interesting on 'em?
1170		Whenever you're done corpse squatting, I'm good to go.
1171		I can't believe you survived that jump. You got thrill issues.
1172		Aww, who's a good doggy?
1173		Glad you're taking care of the mutt.
1174		Nothing sadder than a hurt dog. Thanks, pal.
1175		That... feels... better. Thanks, pal.
1176		That'll fix me right up.
1177		Better living through chemistry.
1178		That looks technical.
1179		I never had the patience to much around with terminals.
1180		You done with that yet?
1181		Try "1234." That's hacking gold, there.
1182		You and Tinker Tom should compare notes.
1183		Ahh, terminals. It's like the Old World flipping us off all over again.
1184		Yeah. Heights. This'll be "fun."
1185		You know, there's a lot to be said about good old terra firma, right? Right?
1186		This thing is safe, right?
1187		Now there's a fashion statement.
1188		I guess subtlety just went out the window.
1189		My, how armored you look.
1190		Hey, boss, you mean to drop that?
1191		Pass it my way, I happen to like caps.
1192		You know that's worth something, right?
1193		Everything looks better at the bottom of a glass, right?
1194		I've been known to partake of that, myself.
1195		That'll take the edge off.
1196		You know you can write that off as a tax deduction?
1197		Nice thought. Hope we don't wind up needing it, though.
1198		Ahem. If you're giving stuff away, you know, there's a few things I'd like. A jumbo jet, a solid gold machinegun, my own talk radio station.
1199		Hey, puppy's not looking good.
1200		Help the mutt.
1201		Hang in there, Dogmeat.
1202		Easy, tiger. Not everything needs to be shot up.
1203		How Wild West of you.
1204		And we're shooting at what exactly?
1205		You may want to go easy on that.
1206		Didn't they have those PSAs back in the day? About drugs and the wacky awesome lifestyle they promote?
1207		Now, isn't that just fun to watch. Feeling peppy now?
1208		Been partying a little hard, have we? Might want to lay off.
1209		There was a time I was on a first name basis with chems. It's better to kiss them goodbye, trust me.
1210		I hope your little habit doesn't interfere with things. Right?
1211		Shocker. Another fight. Didn't see that coming.
1212		Hello, hammer, you know there's another solution to those pesky nails, right?
1213		And time for people to bleed. Great.
1214		Door A: certain bloody death. Door B: everyone still breathes. You'd think door B would win every now and then.
1215		Well, you tried. Can't blame you for that.
1216		And here I thought I was getting out of one more bloodbath. Surprise.
1217		Well, I'll be. We're not going to leave a trail of corpses. Great.
1218		And here I was wearing my ass-kicking boots. Oh well.
1219		Situation resolved and no one's lying in a pool of blood. Don't tell Glory.
1220		Now doesn't that just give me the warm fuzzies.
1221		Going for the whole "hearts and minds" bit?
1222		That's so sweet it hurts.
1223		People got a long memory for being wronged. Just saying.
1224		So, it's big stick time?
1225		Might makes right, you think?
1226		Let's see what I got in my pockets.
1227		Loading up or loading off?
1228		What's mine is yours, pal.
1229		So here we are. Just soaking in the moment. Nice.
1230		Awkward silence or quality time? You be the judge.
1231		Formulate that response. Lives are depending on it. Well, not really.
1232		So... you watch the game last night?
1233		I know I'm not that boring. Right? Don't leave me hanging.
1234		Now let's practice our 1000 yard stares.
1235		I like to fill long silences like this with my poetic musings.
1236		Maybe being on ice that long knocked a few of your marbles around? No offense.
1237		This meditation break brought to you by Hubris Comics.

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#	SCENE	DIALOGUE BEFORE	RESPONSE TEXT	DIALOGUE AFTER	ABXY
1238	COMDeaconTalk_Relationship		{Banter with Deacon's best friend / Happy} We're great. We're fricking fantastic. Songs will be written about our sheer awesome-osity.		A2a
1239			{Banter with Deacon's best friend, acts suspicious at the beginning / Happy} Why do you ask? You know something I don't? *chuckle* Naw, we're golden.		A3a
1240			{Banter with Deacon's best friend / Happy} The load always seems a little lighter, the steps a little quicker, when you're with your friend. We're good.		A4a
1241			{Banter with Deacon's best friend / Amused} You don't ever have to ask. We're thick as thieves, my friend.		A5a
1242			{Banter with Deacon's best friend / Happy} Always happy to spend some time with my friend. Even when the grenades and bullets are flying. Which happens an awful lot.		A6a
1243			{You're talking to a good friend. / Amused} Not used to traveling with a partner. But, I'm definitely liking it. Hope you are, too.		A2a
1244			{You're talking to a good friend. / Friendly} Happy as hell. Sincerely glad you joined the Railroad. We can do a lot of good together.		A3a
1245			{You're talking to a good friend. / Friendly} If I knew partnering up was so much fun I would've done this ages ago.		A4a
1246			{You're talking to a good friend. / Amused} Last partner I had wound up going... well, a little insane. I think it was all my show tune medleys. Play sound Deacon 001A2B1C_1.ogg		A5a
1247			So as long as you don't go clawing your eyes out, I think we're good.		A5b
1248			{You're talking to a good friend. / Amused} You and me are just fine. Not many people are in my good book. Well, it's more like a pamphlet, really.		A6a
1249			{You're talking to someone you have lukewarm feelings about. / Neutral} Just happy to get out and about. Gives me plenty of opportunities to do what I do.		A2a
1250			{You're talking to someone you have lukewarm feelings about. / Neutral} We're fine. Kind of wish there was a little less violence around. But hey, that's the Commonwealth for you.		A3a
1251			{You're talking to someone you have lukewarm feelings about. / Neutral} It's not boring traveling with you, I'll say that much.		A4a
1252			{You're talking to someone you have lukewarm feelings about. / Neutral} So far, so good, right? I'm sure we'll have loads of fun soon.		A5a
1253			{You're talking to someone you have lukewarm feelings about. / Neutral} I'm used to flying solo. With an actual partner, there's a load of trouble we can get into. Play sound Deacon 000F778E_1.ogg		A6a
1254			{You're talking to someone you're not a fan of. / Irritated} Let's just keep focused on the job, OK?		A2a
1255			{You're talking to someone you're not a fan of. / Irritated} I don't really want to get into how I feel about you.		A3a
1256			{You're talking to someone you're not a fan of. / Irritated} I kind of wish we helped a little more. People have got it bad enough.		A4a
1257			{You're talking to someone you're not a fan of. / Irritated} Let's just keep this professional, OK?		A5a
1258			{You're talking to someone you're not a fan of. / Irritated} You want to know how we are? *sigh* Let's just keep moving.		A6a
1259			{You're speaking to someone you hate. / Angry} Really? You wonder how we are? I don't know, why don't you take a guess?		A2a
1260			{You're speaking to someone you hate. / Angry} I don't want to get into it right now. So just shut up.		A3a
1261			{You're speaking to someone you hate. / Angry} Leave me alone. I've got enough problems without you.		A4a
1262			{You're speaking to someone you hate. Deep irony. / Angry} Yeah, we're just great. Fantastic. That make you happy?		A5a
1263			{You're speaking to someone you hate. / Angry} With "friends" like you, the Railroad doesn't need enemies.		A6a
1264	COMDeaconTalk_Talk	Player Default: We should go our separate ways.	Well, all good things must end. But as soon as you take care of whatever you're taking care of, come grab me. Play sound Deacon 000F77F6_1.ogg		X2a
1265			Hearing about things on the sideline isn't my style.		X2b
1266		Player Default: We should go our separate ways.	I hate to break up a winning combination. Ah well, come grab me if you need me.		X3a
1267		Player Default: We should go our separate ways.	Been nice traveling with you. I'm sure I'll see you again. I'm like a bad penny, I'll keep turning up.		X4a
1268		Player Default: We should go our separate ways.	Probably just as well. I got a lot on my plate. If you really need me, well, come find me.		X5a
1269			{Hates the player} Yeah, yeah. What is it?	Player Default: I need you to get out of your Power Armor.	A
1270			{Hates the player - trying to disguise it} Keep it quick, OK?	Player Default: I need you to get out of your Power Armor.	A
1271			{Hates the player - trying to disguise it} You called?	Player Default: I need you to get out of your Power Armor.	A
1272			{Hates the player - trying to disguise it} Say what you got to say.	Player Default: I need you to get out of your Power Armor.	A
1273			{Hates the player - trying to disguise it} What is it?	Player Default: I need you to get out of your Power Armor.	A
1274			{Dislikes the player - concealing it a little, ironic} I do so love these little chats.	Player Default: I need you to get out of your Power Armor.	A
1275			{Dislikes the player - concealing it a little} What now?	Player Default: I need you to get out of your Power Armor.	A
1276			{Dislikes the player - concealing it a little} Do you need something?	Player Default: I need you to get out of your Power Armor.	A
1277			{Dislikes the player - concealing it a little} What's up?	Player Default: I need you to get out of your Power Armor.	A
1278			{Dislikes the player - concealing it a little} Great. What is it?	Player Default: I need you to get out of your Power Armor.	A
1279			{Mildly friendly} That's me. What's up?	Player Default: I need you to get out of your Power Armor.	A
1280			{Mildly friendly} What's on your mind?	Player Default: I need you to get out of your Power Armor.	A
1281			{Mildly friendly} What you want to talk about?	Player Default: I need you to get out of your Power Armor.	A
1282			{Mildly friendly, player just said your name} In the flesh.	Player Default: I need you to get out of your Power Armor.	A
1283			{Mildly friendly} What's going on?	Player Default: I need you to get out of your Power Armor.	A
1284			{Friendly, joking} That's my name. Don't wear it out.	Player Default: I need you to get out of your Power Armor.	A
1285			{Friendly} What can I do you for?	Player Default: I need you to get out of your Power Armor.	A
1286			{Friendly} Happy to talk. What's up?	Player Default: I need you to get out of your Power Armor.	A
1287			{Friendly} Yeah, boss, what is it?	Player Default: I need you to get out of your Power Armor.	A
1288			{Friendly} How can I help?	Player Default: I need you to get out of your Power Armor.	A
1289			{Best friend} Yeah, buddy, what is up?	Player Default: I need you to get out of your Power Armor.	A
1290			{Best friend} If it isn't the Railroad's secret weapon. Whatcha need?	Player Default: I need you to get out of your Power Armor.	A
1291			{Best friend} Anything for you, pal.	Player Default: I need you to get out of your Power Armor.	A
1292			{Best friend, amused with himself} Ready and willing to converse.	Player Default: I need you to get out of your Power Armor.	A
1293			{Best friend} What's going on?	Player Default: I need you to get out of your Power Armor.	A

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