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Dialogue Topic
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Form ID
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Player Prompt
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Response Text
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Script Notes
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| 1
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005DBCD6
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005DC261
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I'd like to know more about the Retreat.
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I'd be happy to talk about our lovely home.
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| 2
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005DBCD7
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005DC249
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I have some questions about Dagger.
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Oh, don't even get me started on that woman.
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| 3
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005DBCD8
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005DC24F
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How are things now that Dagger's been dealt with?
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Glad you took care of her. Good riddance.
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| 4
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005DBCD9
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005DC247
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Where did you live before the Retreat?
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We were nomadic before we came to Appalachia. It worked out well because traveling around meant finding more people to add to our family.
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| 5
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We've grown quite a bit, though, so it only made sense to set down some roots.
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| 6
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005DBCDA
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005DC25C
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I want to know more about you.
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You want to know about me? Well, alright then, shoot.
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| 7
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005DBCDB
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005DC248
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Nevermind, I have to go.
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No worries, hun. Don't be a stranger!
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| 8
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005DBCDC
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005DC24E
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Why did you choose to live in treehouses?
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Well, since we're higher up we've got good sight lines all around us and are able to protect ourselves pretty well from the local, uh, wildlife.
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| 9
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These houses were already built too, which made it quicker for us to get set up.
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| 10
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Besides, it makes me feel like a kid again!
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| 11
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005DBCDD
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005DC258
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Why don't you live in Foundation with the Settlers?
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We don't have anything against the Settlers, in fact we often trade with them.
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| 12
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We just want to be on our own and don't want to get wrapped up in the drama between Foundation and Crater.
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| 13
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005DBCDF
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005DC257
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I'll talk to you later.
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Sounds good to me!
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| 14
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005DBCE0
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005DC246
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When did she start harrassing you?
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She sent some of her Blood Eagles to pretend like they wanted to be a part of our community around the time that we first got set up here.
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| 15
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After we became established and got our own stockpile of supplies, those Blood Eagles disappeared and must've told her that we were now a worthy target.
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| 16
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She showed up the next day with those sons of bitches, demanding a cut of our supplies.
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| 17
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Now we're a lot more careful about who we let in, so please forgive anyone who might be standoffish.
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| 18
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005DBCE1
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005DC24C
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Why aren't you able to defend yourselves?
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Even though we're peaceful people, we do live in this cruel world and are no strangers to having to defend ourselves.
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| 19
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Unfortunately, we just aren't able to take on Dagger and all of her crew by ourselves. There's too many of them and they're just too powerful for us.
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| 20
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005DBCE3
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005DC263
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What supplies has she been taking?
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Food and medical supplies, primarily, two of the most needed things in order to survive in this world, of course.
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| 21
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We've been having to ration out our food so that everyone only gets one meal a day. That's not enough to live on and people are starting to go hungry.
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| 22
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005DBCE5
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005DC250
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I have to get going.
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I hope to see you again sometime soon!
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| 23
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005DBCE6
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005DC260
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What made you gather all of these people together?
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I didn't really do it on purpose or anything, it just kinda happened.
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| 24
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I think a lot of people these days are just looking for some human companionship and kindness.
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| 25
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There's enough to worry about in this world we live in, but having a family helps carry that burden with you.
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| 26
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005DBCE7
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005DC245
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What was your life like before the bombs fell?
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I spent my days watching television and gossiping with my gal pals. Nothing too exciting, but boy would I give anything to have one boring day again.
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| 27
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I had a beautiful family with two precious grandbabies. I loved them bunches and bunches, more than anything in this whole wide world.
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| 28
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This family I've created will never replace them, but it helps with the loss a little bit.
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| 29
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005DBCE8
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005DC24B
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Why did you want to come to Appalachia?
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Even though we were able to get by well enough traveling, we grew past the point where it wasn't sustainable anymore and we needed reliable trade.
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| 30
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While going from place to place, we started to hear talks about people coming back to Appalachia and it seemed as good of a place as any.
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| 31
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Plus, I've got some youngins talking about starting families, bless their hearts.
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| 32
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Kids need all the stability that they can get in this unstable world, so it made sense to find a place we could call home.
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| 33
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005DBCEA
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005DC262
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I'll talk with you later.
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It's always a pleasure when you come and visit.
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| 34
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005DBCFA
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005DC259
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I have a different question.
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I'd be happy to answer any questions you have.
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| 35
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005DC25A
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I want to ask about something else.
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Ask whatever you'd like!
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| 36
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005DBCFC
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005DC25D
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Miscellaneous Greetings
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Hey there, sunshine. How can I help you?
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| 37
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005DC25E
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I'll always make time for you, darling.
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| 38
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005E81B0
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005E81BD
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Miscellaneous Idles
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This place isn't quite Georgia, but the humidity's sure trying.
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| 39
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005E81BE
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Ooh, that's a nice breeze.
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| 40
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005E81BF
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Good to put down some roots. Never thought of it this literally, though.
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| 41
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005E81C0
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Once folks start having kids, we're going to need some guardrails on these bridges.
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| 42
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005E81C1
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Real nice view up here. Shame about the skeeters.
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| 43
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005E81C2
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We can finally relax a bit now that Dagger's out of our hair.
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| 44
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005E81C3
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Brotherhood showing up's turned out well for us. Now we can really make this a home.
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| 45
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005E81B1
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005E81B2
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Miscellaneous Hellos
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Good to see you again!
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| 46
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005E81B3
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Don't be shy, say hello!
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| 47
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005E81B4
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You look like you could use some rest.
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| 48
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005E81B5
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Why, hello there!
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| 49
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005E81B7
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How are you, darling?
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| 50
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005E81B8
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Hey there!
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| 51
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005E81B9
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Nice to see you.
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| 52
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005E81BA
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You're always welcome here, darling!
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| 53
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005E81BB
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If it isn't our hero!
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| 54
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005EDF39
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005DC256
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I really can't thank you enough for what you've done for me and mine. Things have been much better around here.
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| 55
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005DC25E
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We've been able to start our once a week family meals again. You'll have to come by sometime, you're a part of this family now, after all.
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you?
