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TOPIC TEXT / PROMPT
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EMOTION
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RESPONSE TEXT
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| DLC01AboutMarie1
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If it's any consolation, Ashur says the cure will be shared with everyone.
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Anger 25
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Oh sure, someday. Meanwhile, they keep bringing in more slaves to die.
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1
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| Disgust 50
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Be obedient and subservient because someday the god-king's only child will make everything better? Who'd fall for that one?
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2
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| How's the baby doing?
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Sad 20
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She's a handful, is what she is. I mean, I'm glad she's healthy, and I take care of her like she's my own, but it's a full-time job. {Worn-out}
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3
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| Happy 50
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And I hardly have any time to work on finding a cure from her. People help out here and there, but she's just such a handful!
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4
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| DLC01AboutPitt
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Have things gotten better?
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Anger 50
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What the hell do you think? We're still brought here against our will, and we still have to work until we fall over.
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5
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| Anger 25
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Sure, maybe the guards don't shoot us for fun as often. And there's a slim chance that someday we'll stop getting sick and dying. Maybe. {Angry sarcasm}
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6
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| Disgust 75
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Whoop-tee-fucking-doo. Thank goodness you came here to save us. {Angry sarcasm}
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7
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| Have things gotten better?
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Happy 50
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You better believe it. No more beatings, no more forced work, no more slaves being brought here in chains. You did some good work.
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8
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| Anger 25
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Of course, we've got all new problems, now that Ashur and the taskmasters are gone. Not enough food getting brought in, for one thing.
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9
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| Anger 50
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Wernher said he'll organize scavenging parties, but I think he'd rather stay up in the bar than actually do any leading.
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10
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| Disgust 15
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Whatever. We'll work it out, somehow.
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11
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| DLC01BabyGift1
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Would it help if I brought toys for Marie?
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Happy 25
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That sure would help me out. Happier Marie is, the more likely I can get a full night's sleep for once in my life. {Desperately happy for some help.}
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12
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| Neutral 25
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She seems to really enjoy teddy bears. Creepy little things, but I guess she doesn't know any better.
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13
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| Happy 50
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Bring as many as you can, and you'll get paid plenty for it. I promise.
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14
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| Teddy bear delivery for Marie! Here you go.
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Happy 50
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Thanks, you have no idea how much this will help. Here's your pay. {Weary, but thankful.}
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15
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| DLC01MideaPathA01A
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Sorry, but I just couldn't kidnap an innocent baby, even for your freedom.
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Disgust 50
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We're just supposed to live and die in slavery, and watch our children turn into monsters, all because you don't have the balls to do your job? {Disgusted at the player's weakness}
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16
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| Anger 50
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Wake up, you simple-headed sap. That baby could do more good for us than all of his mongrel raider family ever did for us combined.
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17
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| You didn't really expect me to steal a baby, did you?
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Anger 50
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No, we expected you to steal the one thing that was both a cure for our children, and a hostage to earn our freedom.
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18
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| Anger 50
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But congratulations, your petty sentimentality has doomed us to continued slavery and pestilence. Thanks. {Dripping with venom and sarcasm.}
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19
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| DLC01MideaPathA01B
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I joined with the winning side. Now shut your mouth, slave.
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Happy 50
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Oh, now I see how it is! Think you're going to become Ashur's new lieutenant, do you? Maybe wait until you can take his throne? {Nastily amused by the player's hubris}
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20
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| Disgust 50
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I've seen your type come and go, and they always leave town face down in the river.
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21
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| Disgust 50
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So, fine. You picked your side, and you made your choice. See where that takes you. {Coldly dismissive. She is absolutely done with the player.}
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22
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| Did you know the cure is actually a baby?
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Disgust 50
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Of course I knew, you dolt. I also know it's the only chance we had of finding a cure and ransoming our freedom.
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23
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| Anger 50
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If they ever find a cure, do you think they'll share it with us? Of course not. Why waste medicine on people you'll just work to death, anyway?
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24
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| DLC01MideaPathB01A
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I don't feel right about kidnapping. She's going to be safe, right?
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Happy 50
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Of course, she'll be safe. We're just going to do our own research for the cure, and then ransom her back for our freedom. {Comforting a skittish collaborator}
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25
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| Anger 50
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You've seen how Ashur and his people treat us. It's far, far kinder than they deserve.
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26
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| I'm not so sure this was the right thing to do.
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Neutral 50
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Don't get all sentimental on us now. This child will provide us a cure, and in exchange for our freedom, she can go back to her family. {Trying to comfort a skittish collaborator}
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27
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| Happy 15
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And if something happens to her family, I'm sure she'll grow up fine with us. She wouldn't even have to know the monsters her real parents were. {A little cold about the child, and particularly venomous about her real parents.}
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28
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| DLC01MideaPathB01B
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Seems like an awful lot of fuss over one little baby.
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Anger 50
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She's not just any baby. She holds the promise of a cure for our own children, and we can ransom her back for our freedom.
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29
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| Anger 15
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Don't think I enjoy this any more than you. But it's the only way we can be free and healthy enough to leave.
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30
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| Did you know the cure is actually a baby?
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Disgust 25
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Of course I knew, but you don't see me blubbering about it. That baby is our only chance of a cure and freedom from this hellhole. {Disgusted at the player for having second thoughts.}
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31
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| Disgust 50
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But if it makes you feel better, when we're done, she'll be back with her parents, and never needs to know any of this happened. So quit whining.
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32
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| DLC01MideaPathB02A
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As long as the kid's all right. Take her.
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Anger 15
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She'll be all right - just not with me. Ashur's guards are always watching me. They'd find her right away.
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33
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| Neutral 50
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Wernher sent me word that he's hiding out in the Steelyard. He's got everything there to take care of the cure.
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34
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| Happy 25
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Take it to him, and he'll handle the rest. Now get going!
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35
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| DLC01MideaPathB02B
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Whatever. I've done my part, now where's my reward?
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Anger 15
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Not yet, hotshot. Ashur's got people watching me, and I can't keep a baby hidden in this dump.
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36
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| Neutral 50
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Wernher sent me word that he's hiding out in the Steelyard. He's got everything there to take care of the cure.
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37
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| Happy 25
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Take it to him, and he'll handle the rest. Now get going!
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38
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| DLC01MideaSt100Greeting1
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Arena? Before I go anywhere, you're going to explain this plan to me.
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Neutral 50
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It's simple, really. From time to time, Ashur opens up the arena. Any slave who wants to can fight against the gladiators.
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39
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| Neutral 50
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If you win, you get your freedom. More importantly: you get an audience with Ashur. It's the only way a slave will ever get to talk to him directly.
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40
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| Neutral 50
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You fight. You win. And when you talk to Ashur, you take the cure.
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41
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| DLC01MideaSt100Greeting1a
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And he'll just give it to me?
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Neutral 50
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Not exactly, no. Wernher has a... distraction planned. We haven't been making these weapons for nothing, you know.
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42
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| Neutral 50
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But, when you're meeting with Ashur, you'll be close enough to grab the cure. Get it, and bring it to me.
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43
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| Neutral 50
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Now let's get out there and listen to Ashur's speech. There'll be hell to pay if the guards catch us in here.
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44
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| DLC01MideaSt100Greeting1b
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Do I have to kill him to get it?
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Neutral 50
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I wouldn't shed a tear, but no. Wernher has a... distraction planned. We haven't been making these weapons for nothing, you know.
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45
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| Neutral 50
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But, when you're meeting with Ashur, you'll be close enough to grab the cure. Get it, and bring it to me.
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46
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| Neutral 50
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Now let's get out there and listen to Ashur's speech. There'll be hell to pay if the guards catch us in here.
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47
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| DLC01MideaSt100Greeting2
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An arena? Interesting. So, that's part of your plan?
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Neutral 50
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It's simple, really. From time to time, Ashur opens up the arena. We call it the Hole. Any slave who wants to can fight against the gladiators.
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48
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| Neutral 50
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If you win, you get your freedom. More importantly: you get an audience with Ashur. It's the only way a slave will ever get to talk to him directly.
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49
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| Neutral 50
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You fight. You win. And when you talk to Ashur, you take the cure.
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50
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| DLC01MideaSt50Greeting1
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Whoa, whoa! Slow down! What's going on here?
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Neutral 50
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I don't know what you saw on the way in, but the guards don't really take kindly to workers just standing around.
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51
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| Neutral 50
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You're going to need to look busy, or they'll sniff you out pretty quickly. And if they get too close, you don't look like you belong here.
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52
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| DLC01MideaSt50Greeting1a
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Sounds dangerous. What will I be doing?
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Neutral 50
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Outside of the mill, there are a bunch of old steel ingots just lying around. Every so often, the Foreman puts out a work order to collect them.
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53
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| Anger 50
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It's practically a death sentence and they never assign it to anyone. They make us pick who's going to do it. Bastards.
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54
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| DLC01MideaSt50Greeting1a1
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Actually, that doesn't sound very dangerous.
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Neutral 50
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Yeah? Well the area is full of Trogs.
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55
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| DLC01MideaSt50Greeting1a1a
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What the hell is a Trog?
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Neutral 50
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They're what most of us hope we never become. The contamination gets to everyone to some degree.
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56
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| Neutral 50
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For most people, it's some form of cancer. Sometimes harmless, sometimes not. For others, the contamination drives them insane.
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57
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| Neutral 50
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If it doesn't kill them, it changes them. They become animals -- deformed and inhuman. It's not pretty. They're everywhere and they kill on sight.
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58
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| DLC01MideaSt50Greeting1a1a1
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So where can I get some weapons?
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Neutral 50
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I can't really help you there. Ask around. Maybe check with Marco in the Mill. He's been making some of our tools into weapons.
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59
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| Neutral 50
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You might even be able to find a gun on one of the dead bosses out in the Steelyard. They- what was that?
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60
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| DLC01MideaSt50Greeting1a1a2
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So, I'm just supposed to strangle them with my bare hands if I meet one?
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Neutral 50
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I can't really help you there. Ask around. Maybe check with Marco in the Mill. He's been making some of our tools into weapons.
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61
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| Neutral 50
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You might even be able to find a gun on one of the dead bosses out in the Steelyard. They- what was that?
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62
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| DLC01MideaSt50Greeting1a1a3
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I think I can handle it.
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Neutral 50
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If you need a weapon, check with Marco in the Mill. He's been making some of our tools into weapons.
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63
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| Neutral 50
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You might even be able to find a gun on one of the dead bosses out in the Steelyard. They- what was that?
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64
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| DLC01MideaSt50Greeting1a1b
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What is that, some kind of fish?
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Neutral 50
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You're either an idiot or a smartass, either way I don't think it's funny.
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65
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| Neutral 50
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They're what most of us hope we never become but, the contamination gets to everyone.
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66
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| Neutral 50
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For most people, it's some form of cancer. Sometimes harmless, sometimes not. For others, the contamination drives them insane.
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67
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| Neutral 50
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If it doesn't kill them, it changes them. They become animals -- deformed and inhuman. It's not pretty. They're everywhere and they kill on sight.
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68
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| DLC01MideaSt50Greeting1a2
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And let me guess: the area is full of Super Mutants?
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Neutral 50
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What in god's name is a Super Mutant? You know what, never mind. Whatever they are, you're wrong.
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69
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| Neutral 50
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What it is full of are Trogs.
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70
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| DLC01MideaSt50Greeting1a3
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So, what's the catch?
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Neutral 50
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Well... the area is full of Trogs.
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71
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| DLC01MideaSt50Greeting1b
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I didn't come here to work, I came to save you all!
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Neutral 50
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Yeah, and right now, this is what you need to do to help us.
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72
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| Neutral 50
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You're not really going to be much use if the guards figure out who you are and stake you out for the Trogs, are you?
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73
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| DLC01MideaSt50Greeting1b1
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I see your point. What do you need me to do?
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Neutral 50
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Outside of the mill, there are a bunch of steel ingots just laying around. Every so often, the Foreman puts out a work order to collect them.
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74
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| Neutral 50
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It's pretty much a death sentence, but they never assign it to anyone. They make us pick who's going to do it. Bastards.
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75
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| DLC01MideaSt50Greeting1b1a
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That's not so bad.
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Neutral 50
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By itself, no. It isn't. But the area is full of Trogs.
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76
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| DLC01MideaSt50Greeting1b1b
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Let me guess, the area is full of Super Mutants.
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Neutral 50
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What in god's name is a Super Mutant? You know what, never mind. Whatever they are, you're wrong.
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77
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| Neutral 50
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What it is full of are Trogs.
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78
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| DLC01MideaSt50Greeting1b2
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I'm not happy about it, but since I'm stuck here: whatever.
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Neutral 50
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I assure you, no one is more unhappy about being here than us. But right now, we need you to do a job we call "collecting the trash".
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79
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| Neutral 50
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Outside of the mill, there are a bunch of steel ingots just laying around. Every so often, the Foreman puts out a work order to collect them.
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80
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| Neutral 50
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They never assign it to anyone. They make us pick who's going to do it. Bastards.
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81
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| DLC01MideaSt50Greeting1b3
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So, what's the catch?
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Neutral 50
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Well... the area is full of Trogs.
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82
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| DLC01MideaSt50Greeting1c
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Whatever it is, I can handle it. So... what is it?
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Neutral 50
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Outside of the mill, there are a bunch of old steel ingots just lying around. Every so often, the Foreman puts out a work order to collect them.
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83
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| Anger 50
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It's practically a death sentence and they never assign it to anyone. They make us pick who's going to do it. Bastards.
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84
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| DLC01MideaSt50Greeting1d
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The reward better be worth all of this. What do I need to do?
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Neutral 50
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Well, if you mess it up and get killed, you won't get any reward, now will you?
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85
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| Neutral 50
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Now, outside of the mill, there are a bunch of old steel ingots just lying around. Every so often, the Foreman puts out a work order to collect them.
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86
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| Anger 50
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It's practically a death sentence and they never assign it to anyone. They make us pick who's going to do it. Bastards.
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87
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| DLC01MideaSt50Greeting2
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You're right. What can I do so I don't stand out?
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Neutral 50
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I don't know what you saw on the way in, but the guards don't really take kindly to workers just standing around.
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88
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| Neutral 50
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You're going to need to look busy, or they'll sniff you out pretty quickly. And if they get too close, you don't look like you belong here.
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89
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| Neutral 50
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So, I'm going to send you out to do a job that will keep you away from the guards.
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90
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| DLC01MideaSt50Greeting3
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This place is a nightmare!
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Neutral 50
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Yes. It is. I don't know what you saw on the way in.
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91
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| Neutral 50
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You're going to need to look busy, or the bosses will sniff you out pretty quickly. And if they look too close, you don't look like you belong here.
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92
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| Neutral 50
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So, I'm going to send you out to do a job that will keep you away from the guards.
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93
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| DLC01MideaSt50Greeting4
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Thanks for helping me out back there.
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Neutral 50
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Someone needed to. I'm sure you noticed that the guards don't take kindly to newcomers.
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94
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| Neutral 50
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You're going to need to look busy, or they'll sniff you out pretty quickly. And if they get too close, you don't look like you belong here.
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95
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| Neutral 50
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So, I'm going to send you out to do a job that will keep you away from the guards.
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96
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| DLC01MideaThreaten1A
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Tell me where Wernher is, or I'll kill each and every slave, right now.
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Fear 40
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Just to find one man? You... you wouldn't dare! {Trying to be resolute, but uncertain and getting scared}
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97
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| DLC01MideaThreaten1B
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I'll find out where he is, and then this is over. Just wait.
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Anger 40
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Is this like when you said you'd free us slaves? Because I guess I'll be waiting a long time. {Mocking and spiteful.}
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98
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| DLC01MideaThreaten2A
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Yeah, because I've never solved my problems with violence. <Intimidate>
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Fear 75
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Dammit! Dammit, you monster! {Caving into fear and pressure}
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99
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| Fear 50
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Wernher's in the steelyard! Here, take his damn message, hunt him down, whatever. Just leave my people alone, you bastard!
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100
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| DLC01MideaThreaten2B
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I don't want to do it, but it's the only way. You're forcing my hand, Midea.
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Anger 75
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Don't you dare try to blame me for your actions, you bastard! I never made you turn your back on us, and I sure as hell never made you a murderer! {Furious, and giving in to rage}
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101
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| Anger 50
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But if this is what it's coming down to, I'm not going to let you hurt any more innocent people!
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102
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| DLC01MideaTopicCure
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Tell me about this cure.
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Neutral 50
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The cure is the key to healing the sickness around here. Look at us. We've all got it.
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103
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| Neutral 50
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And the more they force us to work in this mess, the worse it gets. People are going Trog faster than ever before.
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104
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| Neutral 50
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The cure is the first thing in this place that hasn't been infected.
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105
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| DLC01MideaTopicMidea
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I want to talk about you.
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Neutral 50
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What about me? I was born here. I'll probably die here. I've lived my whole life under Ashur's boot heel.
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106
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| Neutral 50
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The only thing that keeps me alive is the thought that I might be able to turn the tables someday.
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107
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| DLC01MideaTopicPitt
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I want to talk about The Pitt.
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Neutral 50
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I was born shortly after the Brotherhood Scourge. As bad as it is now, I can't imagine what it was like before Ashur.
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108
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| Neutral 50
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Some of the stories I heard when I was a little girl... about the Trogs and the Wildmen would scare the hell out of you.
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109
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| Neutral 50
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I don't care how tough you were. Honestly, I don't know how anything survived, let alone how Ashur managed to control any of those freaks.
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110
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| Neutral 50
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Sometimes... just sometimes, I think that maybe things are better with him here...
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111
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| DLC01MideaTopicSlaves
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I want you to tell me about you and your people.
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Neutral 50
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We come from all over. Most were born here, but lately, the bosses have been bringing us in from all over.
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112
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| DLC01StopSlaveRiot
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Your riot isn't going to change anything. Except getting the slaves killed...
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Anger 50
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They'd rather die for freedom than die working for the raiders.
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113
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| DLC01WernherLocation
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I can't believe you were going to steal a baby from her loving parents.
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Surprise 50
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It's not like we were going to harm her. We just needed to kidnap her for our freedom. Look, sometimes, these things have to happen! {Increasingly defensive, slowly realizing that she was going to kidnap an innocent to get her own freedom, and understanding the horror of what she wa}
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114
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| Sad 50
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Okay, okay! Wernher was the one who wanted to steal the baby. I just wanted our freedom. I didn't think about what it would take. {Overwhelmed with guilt}
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115
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| Anger 25
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Wernher's hiding in the steelyard. Look for a rooftop door in the southwest. There, are you happy? Go! Just stop looking at me like that! {Overwhelmed with guilt}
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116
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| If you want to live, you'll tell me where Wernher is hiding.
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Disgust 50
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Fine, if it'll get you out of the way, go check under the blast furnace in the steelyard. {Speech Challenge (1930454888)}
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117
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| Disgust 25
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Look for a rooftop door in the southwest. It's got a blue light, you can't miss it. But Wernher will put you in your place. {Speech Challenge (1930454888)}
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118
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| GREETING
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GREETING
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Sad 50
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So, I suppose you signed on with Ashur and his kind, did you? {Disappointed in the player}
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119
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| Disgust 50
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You're not the first to win their freedom and forget where they came from. {Disappointed and disgusted}
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120
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| GREETING
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Happy 50
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You kicked the hornet's nest now, didn't you? I was lucky to get away even for a second.
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121
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| Happy 25
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But more importantly, I hear you've stolen the cure. Mind if I see it?
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122
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| GREETING
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Happy 50
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Sounds to me like you've stirred up a bit of a fuss with the raiders. Couldn't have happened to a nicer bunch of murderers. {Quietly happy at their pain}
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123
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| Happy 25
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But more importantly, I hear you've stolen the cure. Mind if I see it?
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124
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| GREETING
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Anger 25
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Go get to Wernher. We can't keep the guards occupied forever, you know.
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125
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| GREETING
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Anger 50
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What a waste you turned out to be.
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126
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| GREETING
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Disgust 50
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Here to scare me, are you?
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127
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| GREETING
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Happy 25
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Good work sticking it to those taskmasters.
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128
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| GREETING
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Disgust 50
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I'm done with you. {Flatly refusing to talk, even if it means her death}
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129
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| GREETING
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Disgust 50
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You can't make me talk. {Flatly refusing to talk, even if it means her death}
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130
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| GREETING
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Neutral 50
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Good work. You're one step away from Ashur... and our freedom.
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131
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| GREETING
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Neutral 50
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That fight was impressive. One more to go.
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132
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| GREETING
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Neutral 50
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Watch yourself in the arena. We can't do this without you.
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133
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| GREETING
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Neutral 50
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Good luck in your fight. We're all counting on you.
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134
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| GREETING
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Neutral 50
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Let's get outside. We can talk later.
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135
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| GREETING
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Neutral 50
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Let's go. I don't want the guards to catch us in here.
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136
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| GREETING
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Neutral 50
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Listen to this guy. He thinks he's some sort of king.
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137
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| GREETING
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Neutral 50
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Just listen to the speech. Your time will come.
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138
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| GREETING
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Neutral 50
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Good. Just in time. Ashur has ordered everyone into the square. Rumor has it that he's going to open up the arena. That's perfect for us.
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139
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| GREETING
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Neutral 50
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The longer we talk, the more the guards will know that something's going on.
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140
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| GREETING
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Neutral 50
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You're supposed to be blending in. Why are you here?
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141
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| GREETING
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Neutral 50
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You should be out gathering those ingots. The guards won't put up with a lazy slave.
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142
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| GREETING
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Fear 50
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Alright, we can talk now but we shouldn't take too long. They saw you come in here, so they'll come looking for you if you take too long. {She is tough, but scared of being caught.}
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143
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| Neutral 50
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I have a plan for getting you into Ashur's palace, but we need to wait. In the mean time, you're going to have to blend in.
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144
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| GREETING
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Neutral 50
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Not now! Later! In my house!
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145
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| GREETING
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Neutral 50
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Not here! We'll talk in my house!
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146
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| GREETING
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Neutral 50
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Get away from me! The guards can see us! We'll talk later!
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147
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| GREETING
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Neutral 50
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What were you thinking trying to shoot your way in here like that? That's not going to help anyone.
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148
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| Neutral 50
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I thought Wernher said you were supposed to be clever. Whatever. It doesn't matter. You're here now, and you look like one of us. So that's good.
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149
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| Neutral 50
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But we can't talk out in the open like this. Meet me in my house as soon as you get yourself together. We'll talk there.
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150
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| GREETING
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Neutral 50
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What were you thinking trying to sneak in here like that? These guards are smarter than you think.
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151
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| Neutral 50
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I thought Wernher said you were supposed to be clever. Whatever. It doesn't matter. You're here now, and you look like one of us. So that's good.
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152
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| Neutral 50
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But we can't talk out in the open like this. Meet me in my house as soon as you get yourself together. We'll talk there.
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153
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| GREETING
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Neutral 50
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Wernher sent you, didn't he? Good. He finally found someone.
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154
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| Neutral 50
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We can't talk out in the open like this. Meet me in my house as soon as you can. We'll talk there.
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155
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| GREETING
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Neutral 50
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What do you need? Make it fast.
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156
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| GREETING
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Disgust 50
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Still deigning to talk to us scabs? Well, how nice of you. {Sarcastic and full of barely contained hate}
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157
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| GREETING
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Happy 50
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We're all indebted to you for setting us free from those bastards. You just don't know what a difference you've made. {Sincere gratitude}
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158
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| Happy 15
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Now the rest is up to us. And I have to admit, it's pretty daunting. {Less excited, and a little overwhelmed}
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159
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| Neutral 50
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At least Wernher's taking care of organizing the city, so I can work on the cure.
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160
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| GREETING
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Anger 15
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We're all pretty busy getting this place back in shape. What do you want? {A little harried}
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161
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| GREETING
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Anger 25
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Argh! How am I supposed to take care of a kid while running delicate medical tests? {Very frustrated}
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162
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| GREETING
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Anger 25
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Make it quick. This kid is a handful. {frustrated}
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163
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| GREETING
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Happy 25
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Nice trophy from Ashur you got there. You sure earned it. {Grimly proud of the player}
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164
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| GREETING
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Disgust 50
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Guess you replaced Ashur completely, huh? Meet the new boss, same as the old boss.
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165
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| GREETING
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Disgust 50
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Oh, just who I wanted to talk to while being worked to death. {Very sarcastic and angry to the speaker.}
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166
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| GREETING
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Disgust 50
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Oh joy. Our hero. {Very sarcastic and angry to the speaker.}
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167
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| GREETING
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Anger 25
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It's not easy keeping these people from tearing each other apart. I don't know how Ashur did it. {Frustrated with politics}
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168
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| GREETING
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Happy 15
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Kind of busy trying to keep this place in one piece. And here I thought freedom would make things easier... {Slightly frustrated}
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