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Dialog Topic
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Form ID
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Response Text
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Script Notes
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| 1
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00652C81
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0065318E
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Oh, I agree.
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Playful
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| 2
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00652C85
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0065318A
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The offer's always open.
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Enticing
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| 3
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00652C8A
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00653193
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You have only ever seen me in the distance. Never up close. Look in any direction, and I will be there. What am I?
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Asking a riddle
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| 4
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00652C8D
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00653187
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Yes, the horizon! Forever in the distance. No matter how far you walk, you will never reach it.
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Happy
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| 5
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00652C90
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00653191
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That which is taller and older gives this gift in exchange... what is the "gift"?
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Asking a riddle
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| 6
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006547E1
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I make you beautiful, I make you sly. What am I?
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Asking a riddle
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| 7
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006547E2
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The more of me there is, the longer I'll stay. What am I?
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Asking a riddle.
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| 8
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00652C98
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00653198
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Correct yet again! We give carbon dioxide, and in return receive oxygen. Trees are taller and older, are they not?
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| 9
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00652CA1
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0065318B
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You got it! Pick a lock, or use it to style your hair. It's the perfect multipurpose tool for getting exactly what you want.
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| 10
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00652CAD
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00653194
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That's right! The more radiation there is, the longer the half-life. Guess we've got a long ways to go around here, huh?
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| 11
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00652CAF
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0065319A
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Ah, I believe in your language it is simply Italy. I was born there. I remember very little of it.
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A slight sadness
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| 12
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There's still a connection. I think there's something that binds you to where your ancestors are from.
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Genuine
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| 13
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It may not make sense if you've been raised in the place your family has always had roots in.
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| 14
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Ah, don't mind me. I'm just rambling at this point.
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A tinge of embarrassment, moving on
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| 15
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What makes it worse is knowing I can never go back. That, and not knowing what Italy's fate was after the bombs. Who knows what it looks like now?
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Sadness, longing
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| 16
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00652CB0
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00653190
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Do come back.
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A little sly
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| 17
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00652CB1
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0065318D
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Let's just say I'm looking for some things I've lost that may be found again. I don't know if I can find them definitively, but it is worth the risk.
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Keeping at arm's length
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| 18
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00652CB2
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00653196
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I have books upon books of riddles. They keep a man entertained. Besides, it's a good conversation starter.
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Friendly
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| 19
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00652CB5
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00653188
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Fame and fortune. Or maybe just fortune. Perhaps neither. It's easier to earn money than to search for what you're really looking for.
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playful but mysterious, ending on a blunt note
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| 20
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00652CB6
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00653192
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Yes, we are friends. You're probably the most reliable person I know of. I suppose it is only fair. Well, you see, my mother died back in New York.
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Bringing down the defenses
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| 21
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She was all I had. And now...now I'm back in Appalachia looking for any family I might have.
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Hurt but determined
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| 22
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My family immigrated to Clarksburg from Italia before the war. So I might just have some surviving relatives here. If I'm lucky, that is.
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Hopeful
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| 23
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Of course, this all stays between us, capiche? I don't need every single soul and their mother in the Whitespring knowing my business.
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Drying the tears, returning to normal playfulness. Pronounced "capeesh"
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| 24
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00652CC0
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00653195
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You walk past and see a sparkle at the edge of your vision. Maybe it's a dusty mirror, or a long-forgotten urn. A decades-old music box.
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Painting a picture for the imagination
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| 25
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That's a curio.
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With importance
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| 26
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00652CC1
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0065318C
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I've called many places home. Clarksburg, New York. Now Appalachia again. But none ring truer in my heart than the homeland.
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Nostalgia
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| 27
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Italia!
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With love
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| 28
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00652CC2
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00653199
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Buy, sell, trade, and count. I'm a collector of oddities and eccentricities. And I sell those eccentricities. For the right price.
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Pride
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| 29
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Perhaps I might have something to your liking.
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Enticing
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| 30
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00652CC8
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00652CCC
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Nice try, but that's incorrect. Take a night to think it over, and I'm sure you'll get it tomorrow!
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Poor you
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| 31
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00652CCD
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Apologies, my friend. You've exhausted all of my best ones!
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A bit impressed
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| 32
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00652CCE
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Wonderful! Here it is.
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Excited
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| 33
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00652CCF
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You sure can.
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Excited
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| 34
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00652CC9
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00652CE9
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Skippy should live by his name and "skip" on down to my store.
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A thought to self
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| 35
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00652CEA
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Ellison's a good kid, but that Brotherhood gig of his isn't going to make him any money.
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A thought to self. The Brotherhood are soldiers-- Giuseppe doesn't understand the appeal
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| 36
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00652CEB
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Discount? Not in this damn bottle cap economy.
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As if reflecting on a previous conversation, to self
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| 37
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00652CEC
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Haven't been sleeping well lately. Maybe I should try counting sheep instead of stamps.
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To self
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| 38
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00652CED
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Curios and curiosities! Uh, do they mean the same thing?
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Carnival barker, then an aside to self
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| 39
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00652CEE
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I bet Rucker could use a trinket to cheer her up! Poor girl always looks exhausted.
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To self
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| 40
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00652CEF
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There are far worse places to set up shop than the Whitespring. Far worse.
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To self. Definitely remembering a bad time.
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| 41
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00652CF0
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My curios are not junk. I'd like to think of them as refined junk.
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Pride. Emphasis on refined
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| 42
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00652CF1
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That riddle is driving me insane.
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Self. a bit annoyed
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| 43
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00652CF2
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Sometimes these days get so long I forget why I came here in the first place.
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Exhausted, longing for more
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| 44
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00652CF3
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I could really use a day off. But this shop won't run itself.
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Tired, but trying to renew self
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| 45
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00652CF4
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There must be some pre-war books lying around the Whitespring, ripe for the taking!
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Money in his eyes
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| 46
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00652CCA
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00652CD0
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You look like you could lose some weight... from your pockets!
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Playful
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| 47
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00652CD1
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An abundance of trinkets for sale, available for your perusal! Well, maybe not an abundance.
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Enticing a nearby customer. Emphasis on second abundance
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| 48
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00652CD2
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You don't look so good, friend... May I interest you in my all-encompassing miracle cure?
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Seeming genuine concern turning into a sales pitch
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| 49
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00652CD3
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Try not to track all of that dirt into my shop. I already near broke my back trying to wash up the fallout.
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Friendly if a little snooty
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| 50
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00652CD4
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Have you ever read a book so much its pages faded? I think I'll go crazy when I lose the answers to my riddle book.
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Slight worry
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| 51
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00652CD5
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Need any help carrying all those stamps?
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Greedy for caps
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| 52
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00652CD6
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Oh, you think I'm a good salesman? You should've met my mother. That woman could get you to sell the shirt off your back!
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Fond remembering, humorous
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| 53
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00652CD7
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The world runs on caps. You'd do well to remember that.
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Friendly advice
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| 54
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00652CD8
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Do you read much? It's about all that keeps me sane these days.
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Perhaps not actually caring about the answer-- more interested in expressing his own story
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| 55
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00652CD9
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Ever been to Clarksburg? Why would you ever need to go when you've got everything you need at Giuseppe's Curios?
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| 56
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00652CDA
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Here's an easy riddle for you: I am all around you, but you cannot see me. You know me, but have never met me. What am I?
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Playful, mysterious
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| 57
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00652CDB
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You're very... jumpy, aren't you? Perhaps it's nerves.
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Maybe a little judgy
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| 58
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00652CCB
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00652CDC
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I made quite the profitable trade yesterday. Good things come to those who wait. Or those who survive a nuclear apocalypse.
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Proud, cheeky at the end
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| 59
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00652CDD
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If you happen to see Giuseppe, tell them that no matter how much they call me "darling" they still owe me fifty stamps for the gold watch.
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A bit playful, but not joking
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| 60
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00652CDE
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Salutations, my friend! Have you come to buy today?
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Friendly
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| 61
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00652CDF
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Ah, my loyal customer! Returning once again with the desire to shop, I hope?
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Warm
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| 62
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00652CE0
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I see you're up bright and early! I bet you needed to get some morning shopping done.
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Warm
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| 63
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00652CE1
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It's a fine day, isn't it? And you're spending it inside of my shop. A little strange, but I'm not complaining!
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Friendly
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| 64
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00652CE2
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Your lack of stamps brings pity to my Italian heart. Here, take this. It should get you started.
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Slightly condescending, but friendly
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| 65
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Consider it a customer loyalty program. When you have more money in your wallet, you know where to spend it, yeah?
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Money in the eyes
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| 66
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00652CE3
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See anything you like? You might just be able to fill that emotional void in your heart with one of my wares!
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Playful
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| 67
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00652CE4
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There are not many people I trust in Appalachia, but the Whitespring is a safe place.
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Peaceful
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| 68
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00652CE5
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Those robots running the shops in the Whitespring? I wouldn't trust them. A bunch of racketeers, all of them!
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Distrustful of robots, but confiding in the player. Humorous tone
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| 69
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00652CE6
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Ah, a customer! Here to peruse or buy?
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Excitement
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| 70
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Either way, prepare your eyes for a feast of the senses! A spectacle like no other!
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Drumming up anticipation
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| 71
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Oh, I got a bit carried away, didn't I? Forgot to properly introduce myself.
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A tinge of embarrassment
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| 72
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Giuseppe Della Ripa, at your service. Tradesman and curio collector. Welcome to Giuseppe's Curios.
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Dramatic but welcoming
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| 73
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00652CE7
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I see we meet once again. Welcome to Giuseppe's Curios!
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Excitement
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| 74
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006547C9
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006547DE
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If you're someone who has called many places home such as myself, stamps become sentimental.
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Charming.
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| 75
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They remind you of places that have been and places that could be. As such, I collect them.
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Still quite charming.
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| 76
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If you don't want them, I'll gladly take them. I'll trade you for it.
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Trying to make it sound like a good deal.
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| 77
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006547CA
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006547D6
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Of course.
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Friendly and happy that the player asked.
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| 78
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006547CC
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006547E5
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Stamps you say? This conversation just got a lot more interesting, my friend.
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Interested for personal gain.
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