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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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0057754F
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0057828E
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No problem.
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| 2
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00577551
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00577572
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To be honest, you don't really have the look and feel of someone who's spent their life out here in the wilds.
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| 3
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The other people I've met from Vault 76 seemed a little more... how to put it... wide-eyed. Inexperienced. Still figuring things out, you know?
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| 4
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They also tend to look healthier, more well-fed, and their skin's not so rough and calloused.
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| 5
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00577553
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0057757C
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I keep hearing about it. I've even met some people who say they came from there, and honestly, I believe them.
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| 6
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It's so interesting, people living underground for years and then the doors open and suddenly there's this whole new world to explore.
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Enthusiastic, intrigued
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| 7
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So, did I guess right?
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| 8
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00577555
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00577577
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Oh, never mind then. Maybe I'm not as good a judge of people as I thought.
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| 9
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00577557
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0057757F
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I knew it! I could tell just by looking at you.
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Excited
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| 10
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I've always thought that life in a vault must be so amazing, with the robots and all the machines and having everything you need, every day.
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| 11
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Best of all you're safe, which, let me tell you, is a thing us outsiders very rarely get to feel.
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| 12
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Though I guess you're one of us now, so that's all in the past for you.
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Wistful
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| 13
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00577559
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00577578
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Wait a minute... are you one of those people who was in Vault 76?
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Growing excitement
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| 14
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0057755A
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00577580
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Whoa, hold on. I'm not looking for a fight, okay? I'm a peaceful person, at least when it comes to other human beings.
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| 15
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0057755C
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00577579
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Of course! I know how hard it can be out there.
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| 16
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0057755E
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00577574
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Okay, see you.
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| 17
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00577560
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0057757A
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Go right ahead.
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| 18
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00577562
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0057828A
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Me? There's not that much to tell, really. I came in with Paige and the rest, and stayed up at Foundation for awhile. It was nice.
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| 19
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But eventually I wanted to go my own way, you know? Get out and see some places I've never seen, figure out who I am.
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| 20
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When I heard the message on the radio about Flatwoods, I was curious to meet the Responders, so I made my way here.
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| 21
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Of course, they were long gone by then, but I was interested in the work they'd been doing. The more I learned about them, the more I admired them.
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| 22
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I decided to stay here and see what else I could learn. That's pretty much my story.
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| 23
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00577564
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0057828F
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Yeah, there's a couple of places around here that qualify as interesting, at least to me.
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| 24
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The Agricultural Research Center is infested with Feral Ghouls and homicidal robots, but you can find some good scrap in there if you're up to it.
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| 25
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The New River Gorge Resort to the east is the same story, maybe minus the robots.
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| 26
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Oh, and I found a note about a place called Gauley Mine, which I think is northeast of here. I'm haven't checked it out yet.
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| 27
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00577566
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0057828B
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I found it in one of the houses. It fits great, and it's really comfortable and pretty durable, too.
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| 28
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I'd also be lying if I said it didn't have some sentimental value for me. I've admired the Responders ever since I first heard about them.
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| 29
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What they stood for - helping people no matter what - that was really important.
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Admiration
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| 30
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Who knows, maybe someday there can be a new generation of Responders. I'd like to see that.
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| 31
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Was that it?
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As in "was there anything else you wanted to as me?"
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| 32
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00577568
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00577575
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Absolutely! Even in the face of an atomic holocaust, the Responders only thought about helping other people.
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Admiration, hero worship
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| 33
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They saved a lot of lives, and even when everything looked hopeless, they didn't stop trying to do what was right.
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Admiration, hero worship
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| 34
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It's a real tragedy that they're all gone now. People like us will never have the chance to thank them for everything they did.
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Admiration, hero worship, a bit sad
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| 35
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0057756A
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0057757B
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That's a really insensitive thing to say. Those people risked their lives every day to help people survive. I think they were incredibly noble.
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Surprise and disappointment,the player has criticized your heroes
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| 36
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And yes, as far as anyone knows, they were all killed when the Scorched attacked their base at Morgantown Airport.
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Surprise and disappointment,the player has criticized your heroes
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| 37
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But that death wasn't a failure, it was a sacrifice, and a really heroic one, if you ask me. They could have run, but they didn't.
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Surprise and disappointment,the player has criticized your heroes
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| 38
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I guess you must not have been around when the Responders were here, or you'd know all of this.
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| 39
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0057756C
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00577576
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Well, it was good to meet you. Be careful out there!
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Friendly
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| 40
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0057756E
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00577573
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Then you're not alone. A lot of people come here because of that radio message the Responders left. That's what brought me here, too.
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| 41
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At first, I was planning to just do the training and move on, but honestly, I kind of like it here.
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Friendly, conversational, happy tro have someone to talk to
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| 42
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I really enjoy meeting all the people that pass through, and hearing their stories.
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| 43
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00577570
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0057757D
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Are you here for the Responder training?
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Friendly
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| 44
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0057757E
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Here to brush up on your Responder survival training?
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Friendly
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| 45
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0057828C
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It's good to see you again. Here for more Responder training?
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Very happy to see the player
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| 46
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0057828D
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I take it you're back for more Responder training? Because if you're here to extort supplies from me again, I've got nothing for you.
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Unhappy, you don't like the player, they tried to threaten you into giving them stuff last time.
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| 47
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00577571
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00578291
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Hi there.
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| 48
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00578292
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Chloe's my pet. Or maybe I'm hers, I'm not sure.
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Amused, end with a giggle
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| 49
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00578293
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Make yourself at home. I did.
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| 50
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00578294
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I bet this town was really nice before the war.
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| 51
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00578296
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You again? Great.
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Sarcasm and dislike. Said with an eyeroll.
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| 52
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00578297
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I don't have any more supplies to give you, no matter you much you threaten me.
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Unhappy. You don't like the player.
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| 53
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00578298
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Can't you go bully someone else for supplies?
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Unhappy. You don't like the player.
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| 54
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00578299
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Oh no, not you again.
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Unhappy. You don't like the player.
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| 55
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0057829B
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Hi! I wondering if you'd be back.
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Happy to see the player.
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| 56
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0057829C
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Sometimes, this place is really peaceful. I love that.
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| 57
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0057829D
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Here to brighten my day?
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Happy to see the player
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| 58
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0057829E
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Always nice to have some company.
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Happy to see the player
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| 59
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0057864D
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If you try to bully me into giving you stuff again, I'll sic my dog on you. I mean it.
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Angry
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| 60
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0057864E
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Chloe knows a good person when she sees one. That's why she likes you.
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Cheerful, welcoming
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| 61
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0057864F
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Chloe looks after me. She's the best guardian a girl could have.
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Happy, proud
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| 62
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0057864B
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0057864C
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That's right. They set up a radio signal that's been repeating for years now, calling people here to learn basic survival skills.
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| 63
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Unfortunately the Responders are long gone now, but the training system is fully automated, so you can still learn everything you need to.
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Sad about the responders, but impressed by their automated system
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| 64
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I'm surprised you didn't know that. You must be new around here.
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| 65
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0057E1D0
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0057E1DF
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No problem.
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| 66
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0057E1D2
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0057E1DB
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Yeah, there's a couple of places around here that qualify as interesting, at least to me.
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| 67
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The Agricultural Research Center is infested with Feral Ghouls and homicidal robots, but you can find some good scrap in there if you're up to it.
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| 68
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The New River Gorge Resort to the east is the same story, maybe minus the robots.
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| 69
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0057E1D4
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0057E1E0
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I found it in one of the houses. It fits great, and it's really comfortable and pretty durable, too.
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| 70
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I'd also be lying if I said it didn't have some sentimental value for me. I've admired the Responders ever since I first heard about them.
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| 71
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What they stood for - helping people no matter what - that was really important.
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Admiration
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| 72
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0057E1D6
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0057E1DC
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Me? There's not that much to tell, really. I came in with Paige and the rest, and stayed up at Foundation for a while. It was nice.
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| 73
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But eventually I wanted to go my own way, you know? Get out and see some places I've never seen, figure out who I am.
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| 74
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When I heard the message on the radio about Flatwoods, I was curious to meet the Responders, so I made my way here.
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| 75
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I decided to stay here and see what else I could learn. That's pretty much my story.
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| 76
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00583D27
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00583D6B
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It's a community of settlers up in the mountains to the east. It's a nice enough place, I guess.
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| 77
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That being said, it's a hell of a dangerous trip trying to get there. I barely made it out of the mountains alive.
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| 78
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If I were you, I'd keep to the forest until you're ready to deal with some seriously nasty stuff.
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| 79
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00583D29
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00583D57
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Okay. What is it?
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| 80
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00583D2B
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00583D4D
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He's the closest Foundation has to a leader, I guess.
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| 81
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I never got to know him real well, but he always seemed like a decent guy. Honest, reliable, cares about the people, that kind of stuff.
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| 82
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00583D2D
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00583D59
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It's up in the Savage Divide, which is what they call the mountains to the east.
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| 83
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There are maybe a dozen settlers up there, though people always come and go so it changes.
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| 84
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Honestly, life is pretty good there. It's a community, and everybody does their part to help.
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| 85
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00583D2F
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00583D4F
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I just made up some stimpaks. Here, you can have these. Give yourself an injection when you're hurt, and they'll heal you right up.
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