This is a transcript for dialogue with June Warwick. |
DialogueWarwickHomestead[]
# | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
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1 | DialogueWarwickHomesteadJuneBranch | {Reliving a difficult memory / Concerned} Yeah, some Super Mutants came through and tore the place up. We damn near starved to death. | A1a | ||
2 | {Relieved, cheering up} Anyway, things are better now. Just look at the place. We've got everything we need. | A1b | |||
3 | {Passing on advice} I'll say this - if you want to start up a farm out here, you better be ready to fight for it. | Player Default: The important things are always worth fighting for. | A1c | ||
4 | Player Default: The important things are always worth fighting for. | {Strong agreement / Confident} You're right about that. The only thing more important to me than this farm is my family. | June: How about you? Got any family yourself? | A1a | |
5 | Player Default: I'm not really the farming type. | {Mostly humorous tone, turning to wistful. You're happy with the farm life, even if you gripe about it sometimes / Happy} I don't blame you. The days are long and you're sore pretty much around the clock, but you know, it's not so bad once you get used to it. | June: How about you? Got any family yourself? | B1a | |
6 | Player Default: Maybe one day I'll take up farming. | {The last bit has disdain, you } It's demanding as hell, I won't lie. Still, it's a better place to raise a family than Diamond City. | June: How about you? Got any family yourself? | X1a | |
7 | Player Default: Why not hire some guards? | {A little exasperated, trying to solve a tough problem} Even if we could feed, bunk and pay them, we'd still have to find people we could trust. | Y1a | ||
8 | {Firm / Confident} When it comes to our protecting our family, Robert and I need to be sure. | June: How about you? Got any family yourself? | Y1b | ||
9 | Player Default: You're right about that. The only thing more important to me than this farm is my family. | {Friendly conversation} How about you? Got any family yourself? | Player Default: I've got a son, Shaun. I... lost my wife. | A1a | |
10 | Player Default: I've got a son, Shaun. I... lost my wife. | {Contrite, apologetic / Sad} Oh... I'm sorry. I probably shouldn't have asked. I hope I haven't re-opened any old wounds. | Player Default: It's okay. You couldn't have known. | A1a | |
11 | Player Default: That's really none of your business. | {Sheepish, embarrassed / Apologetic} I'm sorry, I don't mean to pry. Roger used to say I was too friendly for my own good. | Player Default: It's okay. You couldn't have known. | B1a | |
12 | Player Default: It's okay. You couldn't have known. | {Grateful} Well, it's good of you to say so. | June: I think I've embarrassed myself enough for one conversation. | A1a | |
13 | Player Default: Well, you should be. That's pretty damned insensitive. | {Apologetic, a gesture of goodwill} You're absolutely right. Let me make it up to you, okay? Here, take this. | June: I think I've embarrassed myself enough for one conversation. | B1a | |
14 | Player Default: Well, you should be. That's pretty damned insensitive. | {Guilty... you've made someone angry} Like I said, I'm sorry. | June: I think I've embarrassed myself enough for one conversation. | B2a | |
15 | Player Default: Let's just change the subject. | {Sheepish} You're right. | June: I think I've embarrassed myself enough for one conversation. | X1a | |
16 | Player Default: Can we just change the subject? | {Guilty... you've made someone angry} Sorry, I can see I've hit a nerve. | June: I think I've embarrassed myself enough for one conversation. | Y1a | |
17 | Player Default: Well, it's good of you to say so. | {Sheepish} I think I've embarrassed myself enough for one conversation. | A1a | ||
18 | {Friendly / Friendly} I did enjoy talking with you, though, and I hope you'll visit again. Take care. | A1b | |||
19 | DialogueWarwickHomesteadVendor | Got some ripe mutfruit and tatos. Might be a gourd or two as well. | Y1a | ||
20 | Also got some ammunition, stims... you know, the basics. | Y1b | |||
21 | What do you say? | Player Default: Let's see what you've got. | Y1c |
DialogueWarwickJaneyJune[]
# | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
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22 | DialogueWarwickJaneyJuneScene | Janey: Hey mom. | What do you need, dear? | Janey: I'm almost done patching up the spare blanket, but I'm about to run out of thread. | A1a |
23 | Janey: I'm almost done patching up the spare blanket, but I'm about to run out of thread. | I think I've got another spool tucked away in a drawer somewhere. | A1a | ||
24 | I'll look for it tomorrow. | Janey: Okay. | A1b |
DialogueWarwickJuneRoger[]
# | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
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25 | DialogueWarwickJuneRogerScene | {Mild concern} I woke up in the middle of the night and you weren't in bed again. | A1a | ||
26 | {Mild concern} Still having trouble sleeping? | Roger: I just feel like... I don't know, maybe I don't need as much sleep as I used to. | A1b | ||
27 | Roger: I don't ever want us to end up back there again. | {Gentle, comforting} Hey... we won't. Things are better now, much better. We have more than we need. | A1a | ||
28 | {A difficult admission} I have nightmares, too, sometimes. But if we don't get enough rest, the work will suffer. | Roger: I give you my word, you and the kids will never go hungry again. I won't let that happen. | A1b | ||
29 | Roger: I give you my word, you and the kids will never go hungry again. I won't let that happen. | {Admiration} You really have changed. | A1a |
DialogueWarwickJuneWally[]
# | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
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30 | DialogueWarwickJuneWallyScene | {Scolding} What's this I hear about you going in the water? | Wally: What?! Did Janey tell on me? | A1a | |
31 | Wally: It was only for a minute. I thought I saw a toy rocket and I was trying to get it. | {Scolding} I don't care what it was. You know the rules. | A1a | ||
32 | {Gentle reproach} I know it seems unfair, but we don't know what might be swimming around down there. | A1b | |||
33 | {A stern parent} I won't see my only son wind up in some mirelurk's belly. | Wally: I hate when she does this. She's always trying to get me in trouble! | A1c | ||
34 | Wally: I hate when she does this. She's always trying to get me in trouble! | She's just looking out for you like a big sister should. | A1a | ||
35 | And besides, this isn't about her, it's about you not doing what you're told. | A1b | |||
36 | {A stern parent} When you're an adult, you can swim all you want. Until then, you do what your father and I tell you. Is that clear? | Wally: Yes, mom. | A1c |
DialogueWarwickRogerJune[]
# | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
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37 | DialogueWarwickRogerJuneScene | Roger: Did I see a jar of tarberries in the kitchen this morning? | {Playful, stretch out the m a bit} Maybe. | Roger: How did you come by that? | A1a |
38 | Roger: How did you come by that? | That last trader had it. It was a steal, too. | A1a | ||
39 | {Surprised} He said those ghouls up at the Slog gave him a few extra jars to spread around for cheap. | A1b | |||
40 | Some kind of promotion, I guess. | Roger: We should send them something, you know, to say thanks. | A1c | ||
41 | Roger: We should send them something, you know, to say thanks. | Sure, I'll see what I can spare. | A1a |
DN054[]
# | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
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42 | DN054JuneWarwickScene | Player Default: Correct, Daddy-O. | You guys are adorable. | JuneWarwick: So is that pump all fixed up now? | A1a |
43 | Player Default: I'm just doing them a favor. | Oh, sorry. I shouldn't assume. | B1a | ||
44 | I could easily take you for one of them, though. | JuneWarwick: So is that pump all fixed up now? | B1b | ||
45 | Player Default: Meow. | {The player just meowed at you. It was a little weird. } Oh, um. I'll take that as a yes. | JuneWarwick: So is that pump all fixed up now? | X1a | |
46 | Player Default: What makes you assume that? | They help out here a lot. Saw you working in the shed and figured you were one of them. | JuneWarwick: So is that pump all fixed up now? | Y1a | |
47 | Player Default: You guys are adorable. | So is that pump all fixed up now? | Player Default: Yep, should be all fixed. | A1a | |
48 | Player Default: Yep, should be all fixed. | You guys are great, thank you so much. | JuneWarwick: Maybe some day this will do the farm some good. | A1a | |
49 | Player Default: It seems pretty useless, but sure. | It may seem like a pipe dream, if you'll excuse the pun. | B1a | ||
50 | But if we can do anything to help the smell around here, it'll be worth it. | JuneWarwick: Maybe some day this will do the farm some good. | B1b | ||
51 | Player Default: Yep, all patched up with duct tape and bubblegum. | {Not really trusting the job got done well.} Wow, well at least the Atom Cats work quick. | X1a | ||
52 | {Laughing because you ask for help often} Now we have to do our part to get this thing working. I'm sure you guys'll hear from me if we have any more problems. | JuneWarwick: Maybe some day this will do the farm some good. | X1b | ||
53 | Player Default: Why do you need that pump working? | {Laughing at the horrible smell, you're used to it } This place used to be a sewage treatment plant, you probably figured that from the smell. | Y1a | ||
54 | Well, if we can get that pump up and running, we can flush out the system and hopefully get some of this stink out of the tubes. | JuneWarwick: Maybe some day this will do the farm some good. | Y1b | ||
55 | JuneWarwick: The Atom Cats have been such a great help to us. | You must be hungry. Here, take some food back with you. | A1a | ||
56 | And please, send Zeke my thanks. | A1b | |||
57 | Player Default: You guys are great, thank you so much. | Maybe some day this will do the farm some good. | A1a | ||
58 | The Atom Cats have been such a great help to us. | JuneWarwick: You must be hungry. Here, take some food back with you. | A1b |
InstM01[]
# | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
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59 | InstM01JuneScene | {Frustrated, worried / Irritated} Is this something important? Because I'm not really in the mood for a chat right now. | Player Default: Sounds like things are tough. I'm sorry to hear that. | A | |
60 | Player Default: Sounds like things are tough. I'm sorry to hear that. | {With a heavy heart / Depressed} Thank you for saying so. | June: I'm just feeling... I don't know, conflicted I guess. | A1a | |
61 | Player Default: Look lady, I don't appreciate being brushed off. | {Depressed} Of course not. I'm sorry, I'm being rude. | June: I'm just feeling... I don't know, conflicted I guess. | B1a | |
62 | Player Default: It might help to talk about your troubles. | {With a heavy heart, resigned / Depressed} Maybe you're right. | June: I'm just feeling... I don't know, conflicted I guess. | X1a | |
63 | Player Default: Trouble with your husband? | {Sad, weary / Depressed} As a matter of fact, yes. | June: I'm just feeling... I don't know, conflicted I guess. | Y1a | |
64 | Player Default: Thank you for saying so. | {Depressed} I'm just feeling... I don't know, conflicted I guess. | A1a | ||
65 | {Concerned} My husband has changed, and it's not a bad thing... he's actually a better man than he used to be. I just don't understand why. | A1b | |||
66 | {Concerned} Meanwhile, our foreman has this crazy idea that Roger's been replaced by a synth. | Player Default: If your husband wants to be a better man, you should support him. | A1c | ||
67 | Player Default: Thank you for saying so. | {Inner turmoil, doubt / Depressed} I'm just feeling... I don't know, conflicted I guess. | A2a | ||
68 | {Worried} You remember before, when I told you that my husband really changed when things were bad for us? | A2b | |||
69 | {Worried / Concerned} Now our foreman has this crazy idea that Roger's been replaced by a synth. | Player Default: If your husband wants to be a better man, you should support him. | A2c | ||
70 | Player Default: If your husband wants to be a better man, you should support him. | {Confident} You're right. I'm his wife, I should stand at his side no matter what. | June: You won't change Bill's mind, though. He gave Cedric a pile of caps and sent him off somewhere. I think he's trying to get outside help. | A1a | |
71 | Player Default: If your husband wants to be a better man, you should support him. | {Indignant / Angry} I beg your pardon? I think I can decide for myself what I should and shouldn't do. | June: In fact, I don't see how any of this is your business. | A3a | |
72 | Player Default: If your husband's trying to be a better man, you should be more grateful. | {Conceding / Relieved} Oh, I suppose you're right. Maybe people really can change for the better. | June: You won't change Bill's mind, though. He gave Cedric a pile of caps and sent him off somewhere. I think he's trying to get outside help. | B1a | |
73 | Player Default: If your husband's trying to be a better man, you should be more grateful. | {Indignant / Angry} I beg your pardon? I don't think it's your place to poke your nose into my relationship with my husband. | June: In fact, I don't see how any of this is your business. | B2a | |
74 | Player Default: Sounds like your foreman's lost his mind. | {Concerned} I don't know what to think anymore. | X1a | ||
75 | {Puzzled} Sure, Roger's been acting a little strange lately, but a synth? That just seems so outlandish. | X1b | |||
76 | To be perfectly honest, I don't think the Institute really exists. It's just wild rumors and nonsense. | June: You won't change Bill's mind, though. He gave Cedric a pile of caps and sent him off somewhere. I think he's trying to get outside help. | X1c | ||
77 | Player Default: Sounds like your foreman's lost his mind. | {Annoyed / Impressed} What would you know about that? You just wandered in from who-knows-where. | June: In fact, I don't see how any of this is your business. | X2a | |
78 | Player Default: And you actually believe him? | {Concerned} I honestly don't know what to believe. It's true Roger's been acting different, but is he a synth? | Y1a | ||
79 | {Disbelief} That just sounds so far-fetched. | Player Default: If your husband wants to be a better man, you should support him. | Y1b | ||
80 | Player Default: I beg your pardon? I think I can decide for myself what I should and shouldn't do. | {Annoyed / Stern} In fact, I don't see how any of this is your business. | A1a | ||
81 | {Annoyed / Stern} I think it's time you moved on. | June: You won't change Bill's mind, though. He gave Cedric a pile of caps and sent him off somewhere. I think he's trying to get outside help. | A1b | ||
82 | June: I think it's time you moved on. | {Concerned} You won't change Bill's mind, though. He gave Cedric a pile of caps and sent him off somewhere. I think he's trying to get outside help. | A1a | ||
83 | {Concerned} They were talking about Goodneighbor. I've heard some pretty bad things about that place. | A1b | |||
84 | {Worried, but thankful / Concerned} If you can find out what's going on and put a stop to it, you'd have our gratitude. | A1c | |||
85 | InstM01StandoffScene1 | Bill: When you do, everyone will know the real Roger Warwick is dead and gone. | {Pleading} But he's right here, Bill! | Roger: Bill, you're insane! Please, I'm begging you, let's just talk about this! | A1a |
86 | - | {Aloof} I really have nothing more to say to you | |||
87 | {Apologetic} I'm sorry, but things are difficult right now. | ||||
88 | {Aloof} Maybe you should leave. |
InstM01Post[]
# | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
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89 | - | {Friendly, curious / Friendly} Did you see that huge gourd growing by the fence? I've never seen anything like it. | |||
90 | {Sad, coping with a tragedy / Sad} I just can't get over what happened with Bill. I still have nightmares about it. | ||||
91 | {Relieved / Relieved} Things have almost returned to normal. I'm grateful for that. |