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| 1 | DLC03_V118_QuestBertMain | | Hello Detective. Did you need something? | Player Default: Tell me about yourself. | A |
| 2 | | Hello again. Did you need something? | Player Default: Tell me about yourself. | A |
| 3 | | Was there something else, Detective? | Player Default: Tell me about yourself. | A1a |
| 4 | Player Default: Tell me about yourself. | {hurried, you are worried you said something that will get you killed} I don't want to talk about this any more. Please just go. | | A1a |
| 5 | Player Default: Tell me about your research. | Oh uh... well, I'm a scientist. You've probably met my wife, Julianna, already. Not sure what else to say really. | | A2a |
| 6 | Player Default: I'd like to hear more about your research. | {eager, chipper.} Well, I was one of the leads on the team that created the first robobrains, the precursors to our model. | | A3a |
| 7 | | {slightly embarrassed, you know most people find you strange} Most people don't find it all that interesting, and I'd rather not bore you.. | | A3b |
| 8 | Player Default: I'd like to hear more about your research. | Oh wonderful! No one else here really wants to talk about it. | | A4a |
| 9 | | Functionally this model is more or less the same as the previous versions I worked on, but without the neural inhibitor and reconditioning. | | A4b |
| 10 | | The voice modulator seems to have some minor issues interfacing with the neural matrix, which can add some moodiness. | | A4c |
| 11 | | But that's easily solved with regular tune ups. | | A4d |
| 12 | Player Default: I'd like to hear more about your research. | {earnest. You are being totally honest.} I'm afraid that's really all I should say about it. I mean it IS still classified, but I wanted to help with the investigation. | | A5a |
| 13 | Player Default: Never mind. | Very well, I'll just get back to my work then. | | B1a |
| 14 | Player Default: I heard that Julianna and Ezra had an argument a few days before he was found dead. Tell me about that. | Well, I was in my lab at the time so I didn't hear it, but Julianna has always been rather critical of Mr. Parker. | | X1a |
| 15 | | I think she found something in the overseer's office... I wasn't listening when she told me about it. I kind of had my head in my research. | | X1b |
| 16 | | I don't know really. I try to let her handle all the money stuff. | | X1c |
| 17 | Player Default: Robobrains have a voice modulator? Tell me about that. | That's what allows us to recreate our original voices. They can mimic any normal human voice, actually. | | X2a |
| 18 | | {Thinking back on your old research, pause at "hm" to find the correct term. The subjects you were using were not willing, they were convicts.} I've speculated for some time that the issues we had with our hm... recruited subjects are due to the brain attempting to preserve a sense of self. | | X2b |
| 19 | | Maintaining our original voices helps reinforce the neural network, sort of like playing music for an Alzheimer's patient. | | X2c |
| 20 | Player Default: What do you mean, Julianna's not the same person? | My wife has always been a very harsh woman, Detective. I don't know who it is in our room, but that is not my wife, Detective. | | Y1a |
| 21 | Player Default: Have you noticed Julianna acting strangely lately? | I'm sure that's just a glitch in the neurochemical regulator. I'm still working out the kinks that were introduced by the voice modulator interface. | | Y2a |
| 22 | | If she would just let me give the regulator a tune up I'm sure she would be back to normal. | | Y2b |
| 23 | Player Default: Have you noticed Julianna acting strangely lately? | Oh, well I'm probably just being paranoid, but... She's been so much more pleasant lately. I mean it's been nice, but also a bit unnerving. | | Y3a |
| 24 | | Most people don't really understand us, but I always appreciated how she can just take charge of a situation. | | Y3b |
| 25 | | It's what allowed me to focus on my research. I'm worried something has happened to her. She doesn't seem like the same person. | | Y3c |
| 26 | Player Default: Did you have any thoughts about the murder? | Oh, well... that's not really my field of expertise, but I'm sure there are probably some clues at the crime scene. | | Y5a |
| 27 | Player Default: What do you mean, Julianna's not the same person? | I'm sure it's nothing. She's just feeling stressed like the rest of us. I mean, there's still a murderer out there, Detective. | | Y6a |
| 28 | DLC03_V118_QuestIntroJuliannaBertWait | Julianna: Hello Mr. Whiskers. Who's a pretty kitty? | Julianna... Mr. Whiskers died last month. This is Scruffy, remember? | Julianna: Oh... of course. Silly me. | A1a |
| 29 | Julianna: Oh... of course. Silly me. | Just let me have a look at the neural interface matrix and I'm sure I can clear that- | Julianna: No! No it's not that, I've just caught another cold. Probably something that got in when they sent Pearl out. | A1a |
| 30 | Julianna: No! No it's not that, I've just caught another cold. Probably something that got in when they sent Pearl out. | Oh god, not this again. Last month you were convinced you had the measles... | Julianna: You're not a doctor, what would you even know about it. And besides, I think it may be malaria. | A1a |
| 31 | Julianna: You're not a doctor, what would you even know about it. And besides, I think it may be malaria. | First of all, I am a doctor. | Julianna: Yes, but not a real doctor. Robotics isn't an actual medical degree. | A1a |
| 32 | Julianna: Yes, but not a real doctor. Robotics isn't an actual medical degree. | Secondly, I've told you time and again, you can't get sick inside the suit. It's not physically possible. | Julianna: I know when I'm getting sick, Bert. Now why don't you just wander off and play in your lab. | A1a |
| 33 | Julianna: Have fun, dear! | Oh, god Julianna. Whatever. I'm going to the lab. | | A1a |
| 34 | - | | I supposed that would be alright. | | |
| 35 | | Fine. Ask your questions. | | |
| 36 | | I don't think I should answer any more of your questions, Detective. | | |
