| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
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| 38 | MQ105_003_PiperScene | Piper: Why doesn't the mayor come out of his office, huh? He afraid of talking to the press? I bet if I said I was with the Institute, he'd come running... | {Irritated} You ever think maybe you could get a man's attention easier if you used softer words, honey? Maybe shout a little less? | Piper: Ah, that reminds me of this article I'm writing about the mayor's affair with a certain air-headed, blonde... | A1a |
| 39 | MQ105_005_GenevaScene | | {emphasize "responsible" - implying that Piper is NOT responsible / Irritated} If you are done crowding the reception area, Miss Piper, the Mayor needs to make time for more... responsible citizens. | Piper: Hmph. I was just leaving anyway. | A1a |
| 40 | MQ105_011_GenevaScene | | {political secretary greeting a petitioner} The Mayor is receiving visitors, as long as they aren't members of the press. Did you need help? | Player Default: I need to talk to someone about Kellogg's old house in the West Stands. | A |
| 41 | | {political secretary greeting a visitor to the office} Did you need something else? | Player Default: I need to talk to someone about Kellogg's old house in the West Stands. | A |
| 42 | | {player previously asked about a key to an old house / Suspicious} I'm sorry, but you're not getting that key from me. Why do you want it so badly, anyway? | Player Default: Please, all I want to do is find my son. The man who owned that house kidnapped him. | A |
| 43 | | {player previously asked about a key to an old house / Suspicious} Still looking for that key? What's so important about it? | Player Default: Please, all I want to do is find my son. The man who owned that house kidnapped him. | A |
| 44 | Player Default: Please, all I want to do is find my son. The man who owned that house kidnapped him. | {won over by the player's words / Concerned} You do seem like a sweet guy. *sigh* All right. I'm just going to leave this key on my desk and "forget" I put it there. | | A1a |
| 45 | | {Concerned} Your son's lucky he has a father like you. I hope you find him. | | A1b |
| 46 | Player Default: Please, all I want to do is find my son. The man who owned that house kidnapped him. | {won over by the player's words / Concerned} You do seem like a sweetheart. *sigh* All right. I'm just going to leave this key on my desk and "forget" I put it there. | | A2a |
| 47 | | {won over by the player's words / Concerned} Your baby's lucky he has a mother like you. I hope you find him. | | A2b |
| 48 | Player Default: Please, all I want to do is find my son. The man who owned that house kidnapped him. | {unconvinced / Irritated} I've heard the sob stories before, so save them. | Player Default: Please, all I want to do is find my son. The man who owned that house kidnapped him. | A3a |
| 49 | Player Default: Never mind. Thanks for nothing. | {sarcastic, dry / Sarcastic} Have a nice day. | | B1a |
| 50 | Player Default: Maybe we can reach an agreement? I just happen to have a pile of caps here... | {accepting a bribe / Happy} A gift? For me? How generous... | | X1a |
| 51 | | {accepting a bribe, playing dumb / Amused} Oh, there I go again, leaving a key out on my desk and "forgetting" to put it back... | | X1b |
| 52 | Player Default: Maybe we can reach an agreement? I just happen to have a pile of caps here... | {player's doesn't actually have any money / Irritated} You seem to be a little light on cash there, killer. | Player Default: Please, all I want to do is find my son. The man who owned that house kidnapped him. | X2a |
| 53 | Player Default: Just trust me. It's important. You have my word. | {miraculously convinced to help / Puzzled} Well... you do have an honest face, and it's not like there's anything important in an abandoned house... | | Y1a |
| 54 | | {Friendly} *chuckle* I can't believe I'm doing this, but, what the hell? Here you go, honey. Now, don't do anything in that place that I wouldn't do. | | Y1b |
| 55 | Player Default: Just trust me. It's important. You have my word. | {unconvinced / Suspicious} You really thought that would work, didn't you? I don't think so. | Player Default: Please, all I want to do is find my son. The man who owned that house kidnapped him. | Y2a |
| 56 | Player Default: I need to talk to someone about Kellogg's old house in the West Stands. | {Question} Mister Kellogg's residence? He left town a while ago. We foreclosed on the property and locked it up. | | A1a |
| 57 | | If there was something belonging to the man that you have a claim on, you could ask the mayor to hear you out. No guarantees. | Player Default: Please, all I want to do is find my son. The man who owned that house kidnapped him. | A1b |
| 58 | Player Default: Never mind. Sorry for bothering you. | Have a nice day. | Player Default: Please, all I want to do is find my son. The man who owned that house kidnapped him. | B1a |
| 59 | Player Default: So I can just head in and talk to McDonough? | {Piper is with the player. The mayor hates her / Suspicious} You can, but I'll warn you. He's not going to like you bringing that reporter into his office. You might want to ask her to wait outside. | Player Default: Please, all I want to do is find my son. The man who owned that house kidnapped him. | X1a |
| 60 | Player Default: So I can just head in and talk to McDonough? | Go right ahead. His office is open. He likes to make time for everyone when he can. | Player Default: Please, all I want to do is find my son. The man who owned that house kidnapped him. | X2a |
| 61 | Player Default: Who do I talk to if I need to find a key to a house that's been locked up? | If you're talking about a property that the city has seized, we only have one on the books. Mister Kellogg's old house. | | Y1a |
| 62 | | You'd have to ask the Mayor directly if you want the keys. | Player Default: Please, all I want to do is find my son. The man who owned that house kidnapped him. | Y1b |
| 63 | Player Default: I'll talk to the Mayor then. | {matter-of-fact, dry} He's set aside time to talk to petitioners all day. Best of luck. | Player Default: Please, all I want to do is find my son. The man who owned that house kidnapped him. | A1a |
| 64 | Player Default: I don't have time. I need that key now. | {Suspicious} Why is finding this key so important to you, honey? | Player Default: Please, all I want to do is find my son. The man who owned that house kidnapped him. | B1a |
| 65 | Player Default: I can feel the gears of bureaucracy grinding me up already... | {dry / Irritated} Like grist in the mill, honey. Good luck. | Player Default: Please, all I want to do is find my son. The man who owned that house kidnapped him. | X1a |
| 66 | Player Default: Come on, can't you help me yourself? | {Suspicious} And if I could, why should I? | Player Default: Please, all I want to do is find my son. The man who owned that house kidnapped him. | Y1a |
| 67 | - | | {Mayor has handed the player the key to Kellogg's house / Depressed} I overheard what you said to the Mayor. I'm so sorry to hear what Kellogg did to you. I hope you find him. | | |
| 68 | | {player convinced you to hand over the key to Kellogg's House on the sly / Conspiratorial} Remember, you didn't get that key from me. Good luck. | | |
