MQMomVoice.txt/MQ

	This is a transcript for dialogue with Nora the female Sole Survivor.

MQ00MamaMurphy[]

#	SCENE	DIALOGUE BEFORE	RESPONSE TEXT	DIALOGUE AFTER	ABXY
1	MQ00MamaMurphy_Chair	NPCFMamaMurphy: Got a favor to ask ya, kid. I know it's silly, but I need a chair. Something with a nicer fit for these old bones. Can you do that for me?	{Friendly} Sure. Be glad to help.	MamaMurphy: Thank you.	A1a
2		NPCFMamaMurphy: Got a favor to ask ya, kid. I know it's silly, but I need a chair. Something with a nicer fit for these old bones. Can you do that for me?	{Irritated} Really don't have time.	MamaMurphy: Ah, that's okay. But I can't really concentrate enough these days unless I'm comfortable. So if you need the Sight again, I'm gonna need that chair.	B1a
3		NPCFMamaMurphy: Got a favor to ask ya, kid. I know it's silly, but I need a chair. Something with a nicer fit for these old bones. Can you do that for me?	We'll see.	MamaMurphy: Don't need the Sight to know that's a "maybe." Take your time. I'll be able to help you more once I can sit down.	X1a
4		NPCFMamaMurphy: Got a favor to ask ya, kid. I know it's silly, but I need a chair. Something with a nicer fit for these old bones. Can you do that for me?	{honest question, not accusatory / Puzzled} Can't you just use any chair?	MamaMurphy: The Sight's been real exhausting lately. Got aches and pains, even when I'm lying down.	Y1a
5	MQ00MamaMurphy_NoMoreChems		{persuading Mama Murphy to get off chems / Concerned} The Sight isn't worth killing yourself over, Mama Murphy. It doesn't have to define what you are, or what you can give.	MamaMurphy: All right, kid. You got me. If me hanging around for a little longer is worth that much to ya, then I'll go clean. No more chems. No more Sight.	A1a
6			{threatening Mama Murphy in order to get her off chems / Stern} I told you no! You're going off this junk. Now. Or you're going to answer to me.	MamaMurphy: Easy there, kid... You win. Ole' Mama Murphy will get clean. Just put away the scary eyes.	B1a
7			You're right. Using chems is your choice.	MamaMurphy: Damn right it is.	X1a
8			{honest question} Isn't there any way you can use the Sight without chems?	MamaMurphy: Let me tell you a story, kid. Once, there was beautiful young girl, with a special power. Used to get in all kinds of crazy adventures.	Y1a
9	MQ00MamaMurphy_Scene01	NPCFMamaMurphy: Sanctuary. I knew you'd join us here, kid. Your energy is tied to this place.	{Somber} I used to live here. A long time ago.	MamaMurphy: Ah, but the distant past ain't so distant for you. I saw you leave that ice box. This whole world is like some bad dream you can't wake up from, isn't it?	A1a
10		NPCFMamaMurphy: Sanctuary. I knew you'd join us here, kid. Your energy is tied to this place.	{Stern} Stop it. That's none of your business.	MamaMurphy: Sorry. I know to you it's private, but for me I can see it plain as day. You leaving that ice box. Waking up in a world that's not yours.	B1a
11		NPCFMamaMurphy: Sanctuary. I knew you'd join us here, kid. Your energy is tied to this place.	{Sarcastic} I hope the color of my energy is blue.	MamaMurphy: Ha ha. That's good. Humor's a good way to cope. 'Cause this world ain't yours is it? I saw you leave that ice box.	X1a
12		NPCFMamaMurphy: Sanctuary. I knew you'd join us here, kid. Your energy is tied to this place.	My energy? What do you mean?	MamaMurphy: Thought I told you before, kid. I saw you leave that ice box. I know your pain. This world, it's not yours, but here you are.	Y1a
13		MamaMurphy: The Sight can help you, kid. It always has answers. Just gotta bring me some Jet, so I can see what it wants to tell you.	Here. Already have some.	MamaMurphy: Like a little kick yourself, huh? This'll do. Now let me ride the high to where the Sight wants to take me.	A1a
14		MamaMurphy: The Sight can help you, kid. It always has answers. Just gotta bring me some Jet, so I can see what it wants to tell you.	{Friendly} I'll see if I can find some.	MamaMurphy: Like a little kick yourself, huh? This'll do. Now let me ride the high to where the Sight wants to take me.	A2a
15		MamaMurphy: The Sight can help you, kid. It always has answers. Just gotta bring me some Jet, so I can see what it wants to tell you.	Maybe. Let me think it over.	MamaMurphy: Well, ain't like I'm going anywhere. The Sight will be here when you need it.	X1a
16		MamaMurphy: The Sight can help you, kid. It always has answers. Just gotta bring me some Jet, so I can see what it wants to tell you.	What's Jet?	MamaMurphy: It's a little inhaler that packs a big kick. They say it makes you move faster, but at my age, it's more of a quick rush.	Y1a
17	MQ00MamaMurphy_SightBuffout	NPCFMamaMurphy: We're gonna need a heavy hitter for the Sight to keep working, kid. Buffout ought to do it.	{handing over some Buffout} Here. Go easy.	MamaMurphy: cough Wow. Forgot how strong that stuff is. Whew. Okay... here it comes...	A1a
18		NPCFMamaMurphy: We're gonna need a heavy hitter for the Sight to keep working, kid. Buffout ought to do it.	{saying you'll go get some Buffout} I'll find some.	MamaMurphy: cough Wow. Forgot how strong that stuff is. Whew. Okay... here it comes...	A2a
19		NPCFMamaMurphy: We're gonna need a heavy hitter for the Sight to keep working, kid. Buffout ought to do it.	Not right now, Mama Murphy.	MamaMurphy: Anytime you need it, kid. Up to you.	X1a
20		NPCFMamaMurphy: We're gonna need a heavy hitter for the Sight to keep working, kid. Buffout ought to do it.	{honest question} Buffout now?	MamaMurphy: Surprised a frail thing like me wants a muscle chem? What if I told you I used to pack a pair of arms thicker than both your fists put together?	Y1a
21	MQ00MamaMurphy_SightJet	NPCFMamaMurphy: Got that Jet we talked about, kid?	Here. One hit of Jet.	MamaMurphy: You did good. Now let me ride the high to where the Sight wants to take me.	A1a
22		NPCFMamaMurphy: Got that Jet we talked about, kid?	Still looking.	MamaMurphy: All right. I'll keep waiting.	X1a
23		NPCFMamaMurphy: Got that Jet we talked about, kid?	Why did you need Jet again?	MamaMurphy: It's a little inhaler that packs a big kick. They say it makes you move faster, but at my age, it's more of a quick rush.	Y1a
24	MQ00MamaMurphy_SightMedX	NPCFMamaMurphy: Come back for the Sight? I need Med-X this time. Another chem, another window to look through.	{handing over some Med-X} Yeah. Here you go.	MamaMurphy: Oooh... It just makes everything feel good, don't it? I'm starting to see clearly...	A1a
25		NPCFMamaMurphy: Come back for the Sight? I need Med-X this time. Another chem, another window to look through.	{saying you'll go get some Med-X} Med-X, huh? Okay.	MamaMurphy: Oooh... It just makes everything feel good, don't it? I'm starting to see clearly...	A2a
26		NPCFMamaMurphy: Come back for the Sight? I need Med-X this time. Another chem, another window to look through.	{refusing to give Mama Murphy chems / Stern} No. You're an addict. You need help.	MamaMurphy: Oh not this again. Kid. Listen to me. I'm old. Even older than you'd think. If the chems are gonna kill me, then I say I've had a good run.	B1a
27		NPCFMamaMurphy: Come back for the Sight? I need Med-X this time. Another chem, another window to look through.	{refusing to give Mama Murphy chems / Stern} You need to stop using chems. I'm serious.	MamaMurphy: Oh not this again. Kid. Listen to me. I'm old. Even older than you'd think. If the chems are gonna kill me, then I say I've had a good run.	B2a
28		NPCFMamaMurphy: Come back for the Sight? I need Med-X this time. Another chem, another window to look through.	Maybe some other time.	MamaMurphy: It's always here if you need it.	X1a
29		NPCFMamaMurphy: Come back for the Sight? I need Med-X this time. Another chem, another window to look through.	{honest question} Why Med-X?	MamaMurphy: It's what the Sight wants. Med-X is a painkiller. Strips away a lot of feeling and let's you float out into the mystery of it all.	Y1a
30	MQ00MamaMurphy_SightMentats	NPCFMamaMurphy: You need the Sight? It's telling me Mentats will give us the right high for another insight into your destiny.	{handing over some Mentats} Here you go.	MamaMurphy: Ah, that's it. I can feel the Sight opening up...	A1a
31		NPCFMamaMurphy: You need the Sight? It's telling me Mentats will give us the right high for another insight into your destiny.	{saying you'll go get some Mentats} Mentats. Got it.	MamaMurphy: Ah, that's it. I can feel the Sight opening up...	A2a
32		NPCFMamaMurphy: You need the Sight? It's telling me Mentats will give us the right high for another insight into your destiny.	Maybe later.	MamaMurphy: It's always here if you need it.	X1a
33		NPCFMamaMurphy: You need the Sight? It's telling me Mentats will give us the right high for another insight into your destiny.	{honest question} So it's Mentats this time?	MamaMurphy: They're good. More of a chem for scientists and tech types. But who's to say ole' Mama Murphy ain't a closet genius? He he he.	Y1a
34	MQ00MamaMurphy_SightPsycho	NPCFMamaMurphy: Ready for the Sight again, kid? Usually like mixing Psycho in with something else, but I'll need it straight this time.	{handing over some Psycho} I've got it.	MamaMurphy: Oh lord... That's pure... Gonna be an interesting trip...	A1a
35		NPCFMamaMurphy: Ready for the Sight again, kid? Usually like mixing Psycho in with something else, but I'll need it straight this time.	{saying you'll go get some Psycho} I'll look for some.	MamaMurphy: Oh lord... That's pure... Gonna be an interesting trip...	A2a
36		NPCFMamaMurphy: Ready for the Sight again, kid? Usually like mixing Psycho in with something else, but I'll need it straight this time.	Maybe we should do this later.	MamaMurphy: If you think so, kid.	X1a
37		NPCFMamaMurphy: Ready for the Sight again, kid? Usually like mixing Psycho in with something else, but I'll need it straight this time.	{honest question} Psycho? Is that safe?	MamaMurphy: No. But don't worry. cough Old Mama Murphy can handle a little pre-war, military-grade combat stim.	Y1a

MQ101[]

#	SCENE	DIALOGUE BEFORE	RESPONSE TEXT	DIALOGUE AFTER	ABXY
38	MQ101_001_MirrorScene	Player Default: War never changes...	{supportive / Impressed} You're gonna knock 'em dead at the Veteran's Hall tonight, hon.	Player Default: You think?	A1a
39	MQ101_001_MirrorScene	Player Default: You think?	{playful banter, lovingly married for years} Absolutely. Now get ready and stop hogging the mirror...	Player Default: Right.	A1a
40	MQ101_004_ShaunCries	BabyActivator: baby crying	{Codsworth has just gone to check on baby Shaun} chuckle You know, I was nervous at first, but Codsworth's really good with Shaun.		A1a
41	MQ101_005_Doorbell		Can you get that? It's probably that salesman. He comes for you every day.		A1a
42	MQ101_005_DoorbellRepeat		{playful banter to spouse, salesman keeps ringing the door / Amused} Come on, just answer the door, and he'll go away.		A2a
43			{playful banter to spouse, salesman keeps ringing the door / Amused} You know he's not gonna give up...		A3a
44			{touch of concern, player is just standing there / Question} Honey... do you mind getting the door?		A4a
45			{touch of concern, player is just standing there / Question} Are you gonna get the door?		A5a
46	MQ101_006_VaultTecRep	VaultTecRep: I'm here today to tell you that because of your family's service to our country, you have been pre-selected for entrance into the local Vault. Vault 111.	{sincere, friendly} Sounds great.	VaultTecRep: Oh, it is. Believe you me. Now, you're already cleared for entrance, in the unforeseen event of ahem...total atomic annihilation.	A1a
47		VaultTecRep: I'm here today to tell you that because of your family's service to our country, you have been pre-selected for entrance into the local Vault. Vault 111.	{annoyed, impatient} Ugh. Just... go away.	VaultTecRep: Won't take but a moment! We do need to verify some information. To make sure you're cleared for entrance, in the unforeseen event of ahem...total atomic annihilation.	B2a
48		VaultTecRep: I'm here today to tell you that because of your family's service to our country, you have been pre-selected for entrance into the local Vault. Vault 111.	Look, I'm really busy...	VaultTecRep: Oh of course, of course. This won't take but a moment. It's just a matter of verifying some information.	X2a
49		VaultTecRep: I'm here today to tell you that because of your family's service to our country, you have been pre-selected for entrance into the local Vault. Vault 111.	{Puzzled} But I have a family. You can fit us all, right?	VaultTecRep: Of course. Of course! Minus your robot, naturally. In fact, you're already cleared for entrance. It's just a matter of verifying some information.	Y2a
50		VaultTecRep: Good morning! Vault-Tec calling!	Good morning.	VaultTecRep: Isn't it? Just look at the sky out there! clears throat	A1a
51		VaultTecRep: Good morning! Vault-Tec calling!	No offense... but no soliciting.	VaultTecRep: Oh, no worries, sir. No worries at all! I'm not selling anything. Not today.	B2a
52		VaultTecRep: Good morning! Vault-Tec calling!	Go on.	VaultTecRep: Nice to find you sir!	X1a
53		VaultTecRep: Good morning! Vault-Tec calling!	Vault-Tec? Remind me again.	VaultTecRep: Why we're about you, sir! And helping secure your future. You see, Vault-Tec is the foremost builder of state-of-the-art underground fallout shelters.	Y1a
54		VaultTecRep: You can't begin to know how happy I am to finally speak with you. I've been trying for days. It's a matter of utmost urgency, I assure you.	{sincere, polite} Then I'm glad I opened the door.	VaultTecRep: Oh, me too! You have no idea...	A2a
55		VaultTecRep: You can't begin to know how happy I am to finally speak with you. I've been trying for days. It's a matter of utmost urgency, I assure you.	Maybe I don't want to talk to you.	VaultTecRep: Oh, nervous cough you do...	B1a
56		VaultTecRep: You can't begin to know how happy I am to finally speak with you. I've been trying for days. It's a matter of utmost urgency, I assure you.	I'm here now.	VaultTecRep: So you are, so you are.	X1a
57		VaultTecRep: You can't begin to know how happy I am to finally speak with you. I've been trying for days. It's a matter of utmost urgency, I assure you.	What's so important?	VaultTecRep: Why nothing less than your entire future! If you haven't noticed, sir, this country has gone to heck in a hand basket.	Y1a
58		Player Default: I just need to verify some information. That's all!	Sure. Let's do it.	VaultTecRep: Splendid, splendid! Now let's see...	A1a
59		Player Default: Won't take but a moment! We do need to verify some information. To make sure you're cleared for entrance, in the unforeseen event of ahem...total atomic annihilation.	Come back some other time.		B1a
60		Player Default: Need to make sure you're cleared for entrance, in the unforeseen event of ahem...total atomic annihilation.	{sarcastic} The apocalypse? Well Hell. Sign me up!	VaultTecRep: Ha ha! That's the spirit. Now let's see...	X2a
61		Player Default: Don't want there to be any hold ups, in the unforeseen event of ahem...total atomic annihilation. Won't take but a moment.	Tell me more about this Vault.	VaultTecRep: Oh, it has all the amenities of the modern home, I assure you. Not to mention total protection from nuclear radiation and hostile mutants.	Y1a
62		Player Default: Splendid, splendid! Now let's see...	{DO NOT RECORD}	VaultTecRep: Wonderful! That's... everything... Just gonna walk this over to the Vault! Congratulations on being prepared for the future!	A1a
63	MQ101_007_PlayerDoesntSign		Come on, hon. It's just a little paperwork. Let him fill it out, and it's done.	Player Default: Sigh You're right. Let's get it over with.	A1a
64		Player Default: I said, "no."	{firm, but loving, not harsh} And I'm saying, "Yes." So there.	VaultTecRep: Splendid, splendid. Let's get to it.	B2a
65		Player Default: Come on, it's not like anything's going to happen.	I know, but... it's like insurance. Just in case. For Shaun, you know?	VaultTecRep: Yes! Right! Just like insurance. So let's get to it.	X1a
66		Player Default: Come on. You really think it could happen? Nuclear war?	Of course not, but... Look, we have Shaun to think of now.	Player Default: Sigh You're right. Let's get it over with.	Y1a
67		ActiveSpouse: Come on, hon. It's just a little paperwork. Let him fill it out, and it's done.	{laughing a little. Playful. You got talked into it, but don't mind.} Sigh Okay. You talked me into it.		A2a
68		ActiveSpouse: Come on, hon. It's just a little paperwork. Let him fill it out, and it's done.	{playful, but a little annoyed} I think you forgot what "no" means.	ActiveSpouse: Fine. I'll do it myself. Stubborn...	B2a
69		ActiveSpouse: Come on, hon. It's just a little paperwork. Let him fill it out, and it's done.	Come on, it's not like anything's going to happen.	ActiveSpouse: I know, but... it's like insurance. Just in case. For Shaun, you know?	X1a
70		ActiveSpouse: Come on, hon. It's just a little paperwork. Let him fill it out, and it's done.	It's just... Nuclear war? Really? Could that actually happen?	ActiveSpouse: Of course not, but... Look, we have Shaun to think of now.	Y2a
71		VaultTecRep: Just to need to get this pesky info all squared away!	{DO NOT RECORD}	VaultTecRep: Wonderful! That's... everything... Just gonna walk this over to the Vault! Congratulations on being prepared for the future!	A1a
72	MQ101_008_AfterSign		{Puzzled} Um...Thanks again...	ActiveSpouse: Hey, it's peace of mind. That's worth a little paperwork, right?	A1a
73		Player Default: Um...Thanks again...	{Friendly} Hey, it's peace of mind. That's worth a little paperwork, right?	Player Default: For you and Shaun, no price is too high.	A1a
74		ActiveSpouse: Hey, it's peace of mind. That's worth a little paperwork, right?	{Friendly} For you and Shaun, no price is too high.	ActiveSpouse: chuckle Good answer.	A1a
75		Player Default: For you and Shaun, no price is too high.	{Friendly} chuckle Good answer.	Player Default: I have my moments.	A1a
76		ActiveSpouse: chuckle Good answer.	{Confident} I have my moments.		A1a
77	MQ101_009_GotoShaun	CodsworthPrewar: Shaun has been changed, but he absolutely refuses to calm down. I think he needs some of that "paternal affection" you seem to be so good at.	{playful banter} chuckle You heard Codsworth. Go on.		A1a
78	MQ101_010_SpouseMobile	BabyActivator: baby giggles	{Friendly} How are the two most important men in my life doing?	ActiveSpouse: Spin the mobile a bit. He loves that.	A1a
79	MQ101_010_SpouseMobile	ActiveSpouse: How are the two most important men in my life doing?	{re-record, pronounced MOH-BEEL / Friendly} Spin the mobile a bit. He loves that.		A1a
80	MQ101_011_SpouseTakesBaby	BabyActivator: baby giggles	{Surprised} Yeah, sounds like fun.		A1a
81		BabyActivator: baby giggles	Let's get pumpkins instead. Carve jack-o-lanterns.		B2a
82		BabyActivator: baby giggles	{playful, joking} Oh, right. The park. With you. Because I want to get pregnant AGAIN.		X2a
83		BabyActivator: baby giggles	And do what exactly?		Y1a
84			{Friendly} Hey, how's my little guy? Much better now, huh?	ActiveSpouse: Listen, after breakfast, I was thinking we could head to the park for a bit. Weather should hold up.	A1a
85		ActiveSpouse: Hey, how's my little guy? Much better now, huh?	{Friendly} Listen, after breakfast, I was thinking we could head to the park for a bit. Weather should hold up.	Player Default: Yeah, sounds like fun.	A1a
86		CodsworthPrewar: Sir? Mum? You should come and see this!	{projected voice - Codsworth is in the room down the hall / Puzzled} Codsworth? What's wrong?		A1a
87	MQ101_012_AfterNukeTV	Player Default: We need to get to the Vault. Now!	{Prewar Player House: Just saw the TV news that the Bombs are coming. You and your spouse begin racing to the Vault. / Afraid} I've got Shaun. Let's go!		A1a
88			{Nervous} Oh my god...	Player Default: We need to get to the Vault. Now!	A1a
89		ActiveSpouse: Oh my god...	{shouting the last part: "We need to get to the Vault. NOW!" / Nervous} We need to get to the Vault. Now!	ActiveSpouse: I've got Shaun. Let's go!	A1a
90	MQ101_013_EmergencyBroadcast	ActiveSpouse: baby cries	{comforting baby Shaun, who is crying / Nervous} Shhh... Shhh... It's okay...		A1a
91	MQ101_018_ElevatorDescendScene	Player Default: Almost there. We're gonna be okay. I love you. Both of you.	{Nervous} We love you too.		A1a
92	MQ101_018_ElevatorDescendScene	Soldier_Elevator: All right, that's it. Send it down.	{panicked, short of breathe, just ran to the Vault elevator / Nervous} Almost there. Is Shaun okay?	ActiveSpouse: We love you too.	A2a
93	MQ101_018_NukeExplodes	Soldier_Elevator: NOW! NOW! SEND IT DOWN NOW!	{screaming over the sound of the nuclear blast, elevator is descending} HOLD ON!	MrWhitfield: Can't this thing move faster!?	A1a
94	MQ101_018_NukeExplodes		{screaming, the nuclear bomb has just detonated on the horizon} Oh my god!	Soldier_Elevator: NOW! NOW! SEND IT DOWN NOW!	A1a
95	MQ101_019a_Vault111Greeting01a		{bombs just dropped, barely made it into the vault / Puzzled} We did it. We made it. We're okay...		A1a
96	MQ101_019b_Vault111Suit		{talking to a vault tec scientist handing you a vault suit / Tired} Thanks. What now?	VaultTecSuitGiver: Just follow the doctor, here. He'll show you where to go.	A1a
97	MQ101_020a_Vault111ToPods	ActiveSpouse: Honey? Could you help me?	{trying to calm Shaun down} Hon, could you help me?		A1a
98		ActiveSpouse: Honey? Could you help me?	{trying to calm Shaun down} Shaun's acting up. Could you help?		A3a
99		ActiveSpouse: Honey? Could you help me?	{trying to calm Shaun down} He's being fussy. Could you...?		A5a
100		ActiveSpouse: baby cries	{baby is being fussy} It'll be okay. Daddy's right here, see?		A1a
101			Honey? Could you help me?	ActiveSpouse: Hon, could you help me?	A1b
102		ActiveSpouse: baby mumbles	{talking to baby Shaun / Nervous} See? This is our new home...	VaultTecEscort: Oh you're going to love it here. This is one of our most advanced facilities. Not that the others aren't great, mind you...	A1a
103		VaultTecEscort: Oh you're going to love it here. This is one of our most advanced facilities. Not that the others aren't great, mind you...	{still a bit shaken from the bomb blast, referring to how long you'll be living in the vault (in years or whatnot) / Nervous} How long do you think we'll be down here?	VaultTecEscort: Oh, we'll be going over all that in orientation. Just a few medical items we have to get through first.	A1a
104	MQ101_020b_Vault111Shaun		{comforting Shaun, about to enter the Vault cryopod} Who's my little guy? I'm not going far. I'll just be over there.	ActiveSpouse: baby giggles	A1a
105	MQ101_020b_Vault111Shaun	ActiveSpouse: baby giggles	{talking to baby shaun} There he is, see? Daddy's not going far.	VaultTecEscort: All set? Just step inside and put on your Vault suit!	A1a
106	MQ101_021_Vault111InPod		{waiting in the pod} Time for a whole new life...		A1a
107	MQ101_023_BangOnCryopod		{banging on the glass of the cryopod, trapped inside} grunt		A1a
108			{banging on the glass of the cryopod, trapped inside} grunt		A2a
109			{banging on the glass of the cryopod, trapped inside} grunt		A3a
110			{banging on the glass of the cryopod, trapped inside} grunt		A4a
111			{banging on the glass of the cryopod, trapped inside} grunt		A5a
112		{talking to the soldier checking people into the vault} We need to get in! We're on the list.		A
113	-		Thanks Codsworth.		A
114			{leaving the house to go to the Vault, leaving Codsworth behind} Codsworth. Stay safe, honey.		A
115			{playful banter, moving your spouse out of the way to use the mirror} My turn, big guy...
116			{playful banter, moving your spouse out of the way to use the mirror} Okay, come on...
117			{playful banter, lovingly married for years} Such a cute nose.
118			{playful banter, lovingly married for years} As handsome as the day we met.
119			{playful banter, lovingly married for years} Ohh... Lookin' good.
120			{playful banter, lovingly married for years} That's the face I fell in love with.
121			{playful banter, lovingly married for years} I love that face.
122			{playful banter, lovingly married for years} You look as good as the day we met.
123			{playful banter, lovingly married for years} So handsome.
124			{playful banter, lovingly married for years} Hmm. That's my handsome guy.
125			{playful banter, lovingly married for years} Oh. Very strapping.
126			{playful banter, lovingly married for years} There's my strappin' husband.
127			{playful banter, lovingly married for years} My handsome husband.
128			{playful banter, lovingly married for years} So handsome.
129			{playful banter, lovingly married for years} You have such strong cheekbones.
130			{playful banter, lovingly married for years} You have such a strong chin.
131			{playful banter, lovingly married for years} What's... different about you?
132			{playful banter, lovingly married for years} There's... something different. What is it?
133			{commenting to yourself, at the mirror} I have the best hairdresser, I swear.
134			{with your spouse at the mirror} Sweetie, you like my nose, right?
135			{with your spouse at the mirror} I think Shaun has my eyes.
136			{referring to yourself, looking in the mirror} That looks nice.
137			{referring to yourself, looking in the mirror} Hmm... Yeah. I like that.
138			{referring to yourself, looking in the mirror} Not bad. Not bad... At. All.
139			{referring to yourself, looking in the mirror} I still got it.
140			{referring to yourself, looking in the mirror} Oh yeah. That works.
141			{playful banter, lovingly married for years} Oooh. I like the beard.
142			{playful banter, lovingly married for years} I wasn't sure, but... I like the beard.
143			{playful banter, lovingly married for years} Hmm. Beard... Okay, I like it.
144			{playful banter, lovingly married for years} Ooooh. Scruff. Very manly.
145			{playful banter, lovingly married for years} Mmmhmm. I like the scruff. It's cute.
146			{playful banter, lovingly married for years} I like the scruff. Accents your chin.
147			{playful banter, lovingly married for years} Oooh. Moustache. Very cool.
148			{playful banter, lovingly married for years} Hmm. Moustache huh?
149			{playful banter, lovingly married for years} New hairstyle? I like it.
150			{playful banter, lovingly married for years} I like it. It makes you look... younger.
151			{playful banter, lovingly married for years} Wait. Did you get a haircut yesterday?
152			{playful banter, lovingly married for years} Nice. Did you get a haircut?
153			{playful banter, lovingly married for years} Nice haircut.
154			{playful banter, lovingly married for years} Did I mention how much I love that new haircut?
155			{playful banter, lovingly married for years} Did you put a little color in your hair?
156			{playful banter, lovingly married for years} Did you get a haircut yesterday?
157			{playful banter, lovingly married for years} Hey. Did you get a haircut yesterday? It's cute.
158			{playful banter, lovingly married for years} Shaun totally has your eyes.
159			{playful banter, lovingly married for years} Hmm. Such pretty eyes.
160			{playful banter, lovingly married for years} Your eyes. They're one of my favorite things about you.
161			{playful banter, lovingly married for years} Your eyes. That's the reason I said yes when you asked me out.
162			{playful banter, lovingly married for years} You have great lips, you know that?
163			{playful banter, lovingly married for years} I do love those lips.
164			{playful banter, lovingly married for years} Such a great smile.
165			{playful banter, lovingly married for years} I was looking... Shaun has your smile.
166			{player is standing there not saying anything} Hon?
167			{player is standing there not saying anything} Are you okay?
168			{player is standing there not saying anything} You all right?
169			{player is standing there not saying anything} Honey?
170			{player is standing there not saying anything} You look tired...
171			{Re-record, more under your breathe, referring to the Vault-Tec Rep} Vault-Tec...pfft...
172			{under your breathe, referring to your spouse} So stubborn...
173			{playful, loving} Can you get the door? Whenever I answer, he just asks for you over and over.
174			{playful, loving} I've tried waiting him out before. Doesn't work. Might as well just answer the door.
175			{playful, loving} Come on, get the door. I'll owe you one, okay?
176			{playful, loving} It's that salesman. He'll want to talk to you.
177		{playful, loving, sending the player to check on Shaun} I'll be there in a minute. Go ahead.
178		{playful, loving} Let's give Codsworth a break. Shaun needs some old-fashioned human attention, anyway.
179		{playful, loving} Go on. I'll be right there.
180		{playful, loving} You okay? Didn't forget how to handle the baby, did we?
181		{playful, loving} Don't worry. I won't take long. Go ahead.
182		{playful, loving} You did a really great job decorating this room.
183		{playful, loving} I know I don't say this enough, but you really are a great father.
184		{playful, loving} Look at the two of you. I could stay here all day.
185		{Codsworth just shouted from the living room down the hall} What's wrong with Codsworth?
186		{Codsworth just shouted from the living room down the hall} We should check on Codsworth.
187		{Codsworth just shouted from the living room down the hall} Better see what's gotten Codsworth so upset.
188		{afraid, watching the news report, talks about bombs dropping} What's going on?
189		{watching the news report, talks about bombs dropping} Wait. What did he just say?
190		{watching the news report, talks about bombs dropping} Oh god...
191		{relaxing at home, speaking to your spouse who is only a few feet away from you} Well, look at you, how'd a girl like me ever get so lucky, huh?
192		{you and your spouse are making Shaun's costume at home} Can't believe it's almost Halloween. Need to finish making Shaun's costume.
193		{relaxing at home, speaking to your spouse who is only a few feet away from you} Nervous? Don't be. Everyone's going to love the speech.
194		{MARK FOR RE-RECORD. relaxing at home, speaking to your spouse who is only a few feet away from you} We should take Codsworth to be serviced soon, don't you think?
195		{at the bathroom mirror - your spouse just tapped you on the shoulder and is only a couple of feet away from you} Just getting ready.
196		{at the bathroom mirror - your spouse just tapped you on the shoulder and is only a couple of feet away from you} I'll just be a minute.
197		{at the bathroom mirror - your spouse just tapped you on the shoulder and is only a couple of feet away from you} Why don't you see if breakfast is ready?
198		{at the bathroom mirror - your spouse just tapped you on the shoulder and is only a couple of feet away from you} I'm hurrying up. Don't worry.
199		{with your spouse, listening to the TV report of the bombs dropping / Nervous} Oh my god.
200		{with your spouse, listening to the TV report of the bombs dropping / Nervous} Hon?
201		{tapping your spouse on the shoulder to get their attention} Hey Hon...
202		{tapping your spouse on the shoulder to get their attention} Hey Hon...
203		{tapping your spouse on the shoulder to get their attention} Hon...
204		{tapping your spouse on the shoulder to get their attention} Hon...
205		{tapping on the shoulder to get their attention} Hey Codsworth...
206		{tapping on the shoulder to get their attention} Codsworth...
207		{greeting salesman at the door} Can I help you?
208		{bombs are dropping, more concerned and rushed} Codsworth...
209		{bombs are dropping, more concerned and rushed} Codsworth?
210		{tired, still nervous, being led to the Vault} Hon...
211		{tired, still nervous, being led to the Vault} Hon...
212		{tired, still nervous, being led to the Vault} Hey, Hon...
213		{tired, still nervous, being led to the Vault} Hey, Hon...
214		{panicked, running to the Vault with your spouse} Keep going!
215		{panicked, running to the Vault with your spouse} Hold on to Shaun!
216		{panicked, running to the Vault with your spouse} I'm right here! Go!
217		{tired, still nervous, being led to the Vault} Just a little farther...
218		{tired, still nervous, being led to the Vault} We're almost there...
219		{tired, still nervous, being led to the Vault, talking to your spouse} Come on, let's get to the Vault...
220		{panicked, running to the Vault with your spouse} The Vault's this way! Come on!
221		{panicked, running to the Vault with your spouse} This way!
222		{panicked, running to the Vault with your spouse} Follow me!

MQ101KelloggSequence[]

#	SCENE	DIALOGUE BEFORE	RESPONSE TEXT	DIALOGUE AFTER	ABXY
223	MQ101KelloggSceneMain	Kellogg: Let the boy go. I'm only gonna tell you once!	{struggling to hold onto your child, cryopod scene chargen / Defiant} I'm not giving you Shaun!	V111BabyShaunMarker: Shaun cries	A1a
224		Kellogg: Let the boy go. I'm only gonna tell you once!	{struggling to hold onto your child, cryopod scene kellogg's brain / Defiant} I'm not giving you Shaun!	V111BabyShaunMarker: Shaun cries	A2a
225		Kellogg: Open it.	{cryopod scene chargen / Nervous} coughing Is it over? Are we okay?	Kellogg: Almost. Everything's going to be fine.	A1a
226		Kellogg: Open it.	{cryopod scene kellogg's brain / Nervous} coughing Is it over? Are we okay?	Kellogg: Almost. Everything's going to be fine.	A2a
227		V111BabyShaunMarker: Shaun cries	{someone's taking your baby from your arms, and you're stopping them, cryopod scene chargen} No, wait. No, I've got him!	Kellogg: Let the boy go. I'm only gonna tell you once!	A1a
228		V111BabyShaunMarker: Shaun cries	{someone's taking your baby from your arms, and you're stopping them, cryopod scene kellogg's brain} No, wait. No, I've got him!	Kellogg: Let the boy go. I'm only gonna tell you once!	A2a

MQ101PlayerComments[]

#	SCENE	RESPONSE TEXT	ABXY
229	MQ101PlayerComments_Abraxo	{to yourself, reading the label on a box} Abraxo. For all your cleaning needs...	A1a
230	MQ101PlayerComments_Alcohol	{looking at a bottle of liquor, commenting to yourself} It's a little early to be drinking...	A1a
231	MQ101PlayerComments_BabyBottles	{to yourself, looking at Shaun's empty baby bottles} Heh. How can someone so small drink so much?	A1a
232	MQ101PlayerComments_Baseball	{to yourself, looking at a baseball} Should get this signed next time we're at the park...	A1a
233	MQ101PlayerComments_BaseballGlove	{looking at a baseball glove in Shaun's room} The glove's a little big right now, but Shaun will grow into it...	A1a
234	MQ101PlayerComments_Blocks	{to yourself, looking at spelling blocks} Heh. He'll either be great at spelling... or great at smashing blocks together...	A1a
235	MQ101PlayerComments_Bookshelf	{player's looking at the shelf of books in his house} Wish I had more time to read...	A1a
236	MQ101PlayerComments_Camera	{to yourself, looking at an old-fashioned camera} We really need to get those vacation photos developed...	A1a
237	MQ101PlayerComments_Cigarettes	{to yourself, looking at a pack of cigarettes} Now who left those here?	A1a
238	MQ101PlayerComments_Clock	{player looking at a clock in the kitchen} Still pretty early...	A1a
239	MQ101PlayerComments_Clothes	{to yourself, looking in your closet at clothes} No need to get dressed twice...	A1a
240	MQ101PlayerComments_CoffeePot	{just touched a hot coffee pot / Puzzled} Hot...	A1a
241	MQ101PlayerComments_Comic	{reading the title of a comic book cover} Grognak the Barbarian and the Jungle of the Bat Babies. chuckle	A2a
242	MQ101PlayerComments_Cup	{drinking coffee} slurping sound	A1a
243	MQ101PlayerComments_Diploma	{to yourself, looking at your law degree, in your house at the beginning of the game} Lot of late nights, but it was worth it...	A1a
244	MQ101PlayerComments_DogBowl	{looking at empty dog bowl in the house, talking to yourself} sigh Never gonna find that dog...	A1a
245	MQ101PlayerComments_Fatigues	{Looking at a set of military fatigues} I'm so proud of him...	A2a
246	MQ101PlayerComments_Fireplace	{looking at the fireplace in your living room} A little old-fashioned, but nothing quite like a real fire...	A1a
247	MQ101PlayerComments_Flag	{player looking at an American flag. Matter-of-fact tone, not sarcastic or overly patriotic} Good 'ole USA...	A1a
248	MQ101PlayerComments_Food	{looking through the pantry, commenting to yourself} InstaMash, Fancy Lad Snack Cakes, Blamco Mac and Cheese. Expires in... Never.	A1a
249	MQ101PlayerComments_Hamper	{player looking at a laundry hamper full of dirty clothes} Should leave the laundry for Codsworth...	A1a
250	MQ101PlayerComments_Holotapes	Bunch of our old Holotape recordings...	A1a
251	MQ101PlayerComments_LaundryDryer	{looking at the laundry dryer in your house} Let Codsworth take care of it...	A1a
252	MQ101PlayerComments_LaundryWasher	{reading a label on the outside of your laundry washer} Another fine product of General Atomics International...	A1a
253	MQ101PlayerComments_LawDegree	{looking at your law degree} Go bulldogs...	A2a
254	MQ101PlayerComments_Linens	{player looking at the folded towels and clothes in the laundry room} Folded and neat...	A1a
255	MQ101PlayerComments_Milk	{to yourself} Looks like the milk got delivered...	A1a
256	MQ101PlayerComments_Newspaper	{looking at a newspaper / Puzzled} Hmm...more of the same...	A1a
257	MQ101PlayerComments_NukaCola	{looking in the fridge, commenting to yourself} Nuka Cola. Ice cold...	A1a
258	MQ101PlayerComments_Shower	{player looking at the shower in the bathroom} Don't need to shower...	A1a
259	MQ101PlayerComments_SPECIALBook	{looking at a children's book about growing up, talking to yourself} Wonder what Shaun will grow up to be?	A1a
260	MQ101PlayerComments_Steak	{to yourself} Saddle Up Salisbury Steak. Graded A+.	A1a
261	MQ101PlayerComments_SugarBombs	{reading the label on the box of sugar bombs} Sugar Bombs... 100% daily value of sugar...	A1a
262	MQ101PlayerComments_TeddyBear	{talking to yourself, a teddy bear is on the floor} Huh. How'd you get on the floor, Mister Bear?	A1a
263	MQ101PlayerComments_ToyCar	{to yourself, looking at Shaun's toy car} Hehe. To think, one day he's gonna learn how to drive...	A1a
264	MQ101PlayerComments_Tricycle	{looking at Shaun's tricycle} Can't wait to teach him to ride this...	A1a
265	MQ101PlayerComments_Watch	{to yourself, looking at a pocket watch, but it's telling the wrong time} Broken again...	A1a

MQ101SanctuaryHills[]

#	SCENE	DIALOGUE BEFORE	RESPONSE TEXT	DIALOGUE AFTER	ABXY
266	MQ101_Sanctuary05_SpouseShouts		{shouting, desperate - player is going the wrong way / Afraid} Where are you going? We have to get to the Vault!		A1a
267			{shouting, desperate - player is going the wrong way / Afraid} Honey! Where are you going!?		A2a
268			{shouting, desperate - player is going the wrong way and the bombs are about to drop / Afraid} We have to get to the Vault! Where are you going!?		A3a
269	MQ101_Sanctuary07_ElevatorScene01		{re-record: being let inside the gate to the Vault, really project, as if the other person is 15-20 feet away, energy level is still up from running / Nervous} Thank you.	UniformEscort: You two follow me! Come on!	A1a
270	MQ101_Sanctuary07_ElevatorScene01	UniformEscort: You two follow me! Come on!	What's going to happen to all those people outside the gate?	UniformEscort: We're doing everything we can, now keep moving!	A1a
271	-		{tapping someone on the shoulder, panicked, urgent} Hey.
272			{tapping someone on the shoulder, panicked, urgent} Hey.
273			{tapping someone on the shoulder, panicked, urgent} Hey.
274			{tapping someone on the shoulder, panicked, urgent} 'Scuse me.
275			{tapping someone on the shoulder, panicked, urgent} 'Scuse me.
276			{tapping someone on the shoulder, panicked, urgent} 'Scuse me.
277			{tapping someone on the shoulder, panicked, urgent} Hey there.
278			{tapping someone on the shoulder, panicked, urgent} Hey there.
279			{tapping someone on the shoulder, panicked, urgent} Hey there.

MQ101TVStation[]

#	SCENE	DIALOGUE BEFORE	RESPONSE TEXT	DIALOGUE AFTER	ABXY
280	MQ101TV_004_Interruption	PlayerTV: Followed by... yes, followed by flashes. Blinding flashes. Sounds of explosions... We're... we're trying to get confirmation...	{soft, under your breathe, listening to the news about nuclear war starting / Disbelief} What? What did he say?	PlayerTV: But we seem to have lost contact with our affiliate stations...	A1a
281	MQ101TV_004_Interruption	PlayerTV: But we seem to have lost contact with our affiliate stations...	{under your breathe, listening to the news about nuclear war starting / Afraid} Oh no...	PlayerTV: We do have... coming in... confirmed reports. I repeat, confirmed reports of nuclear detonations in New York and Pennsylvania.	A1a

MQ101Vault111[]

#	SCENE	RESPONSE TEXT
282	-	{tapping your spouse on the shoulder, inside the vault} Hon...
283		{tapping your spouse on the shoulder, inside the vault} Hon...
284		{tapping your spouse on the shoulder, inside the vault} Hey, Hon...
285		{tapping your spouse on the shoulder, inside the vault} Hey, Hon...
286		{tapping your spouse on the shoulder, inside the vault, checking up on them} You alright?
287		{tapping your spouse on the shoulder, inside the vault, checking up on them} Everything ok?
288		{tapping someone on the shoulder, you're tired, exhausted} 'Scuse me...
289		{tapping someone on the shoulder, you're tired, exhausted} 'Scuse me...
290		{tapping someone on the shoulder, you're tired, exhausted} 'Scuse me...
291		{tapping someone on the shoulder, you're tired, exhausted} Hey.
292		{tapping someone on the shoulder, you're tired, exhausted} Hey.
293		{tapping someone on the shoulder, you're tired, exhausted} Hey.
294		{tapping someone on the shoulder, you're tired, exhausted} Hey there.
295		{tapping someone on the shoulder, you're tired, exhausted} Hey there.
296		{tapping someone on the shoulder, you're tired, exhausted} Hey there.
297		{talking to the player, inside the vault} We made it.
298		{talking to the player, inside the vault} This is our new home...
299		{Re-record for Player Female: softer, exhausted, player is only a couple feet from you} It's going to be okay, right?
300		{at the Vault Cryopods, Shaun's acting up} Hon? Could you help me with Shaun?
301		{at the Vault Cryopods, Shaun's acting up} Shaun's acting up. Could you help me?
302		{at the Vault Cryopods, Shaun's acting up} Can you come here? Shaun's being fussy.
303		{waiting for the player to enter the Vault pods} I think he's better. You go ahead.
304		{waiting for the player to enter the Vault pods} Go ahead, hon. I'll take Shaun with me.
305		{waiting for the player to enter the Vault pods} Go ahead. I just want to give Shaun a moment.

MQ103[]

#	SCENE	DIALOGUE BEFORE	RESPONSE TEXT	DIALOGUE AFTER	ABXY
306	MQ103DetectiveSignScene		{seeing a sign for a detective agency, thinking out loud, still looking for Shaun in Diamond City} A detective agency. Maybe they can help me?		A1a

MQ104[]

#	SCENE	DIALOGUE BEFORE	RESPONSE TEXT	DIALOGUE AFTER	ABXY
307	004_MQ104_NickPlayer	Nick: Ah, my knight-in-shining-armor. But the question is, why does he come all this way, risk life and limb, for an old private eye?	{Depressed} My baby is missing. His name's Shaun. He was kidnapped, but I don't know who took him, or where they went.	Nick: A missing kid, huh? Well, you came to the right man. If not the right place.	A2a
308		Nick: Ah, my knight-in-shining-armor. But the question is, why does he come all this way, risk life and limb, for an old private eye?	{Irritated} Tracking a murderer. The bastard who shot my husband. Took my baby. I don't even have a clue who he is or where he's gone.	Nick: So, you need a little angel of vengeance, huh? Well, I don't usually go after blood money, but I guess I can make an exception.	B2a
309		Nick: Ah, my knight-in-shining-armor. But the question is, why does he come all this way, risk life and limb, for an old private eye?	{Puzzled} I need you to find someone, but it's... complicated. I don't exactly know where they could be, or how long they've been gone.	Nick: Well, I've done jobs with less. Somehow "nice and simple" never makes it onto the menu in my world.	X1a
310		Nick: Ah, my knight-in-shining-armor. But the question is, why does he come all this way, risk life and limb, for an old private eye?	{shocked. wasn't expecting Nick Valentine to be an android / Puzzled} What... are you?	Nick: Told you. I'm a detective. Look, I know the skin and the metal parts ain't comforting, but it's not important right now.	Y1a
311		Nick: Ah, my knight-in-shining-armor. But the question is, why does he come all this way, risk life and limb, for an old private eye?	{Question} You're a synth?	Nick: Told you. I'm a detective. Look, I know the skin and the metal parts ain't comforting, but it's not important right now.	Y2a
312	007_MQ104_NickSkinny01	MobsterGirl: Oh yeah, then what's this guy doing here, huh? Valentine must have brought him here to rub us all out!	{Mama Murphy used her Sight and told you to say these words} Wait. Skinny. "Remember the Quarry. Lilly June on the rocks." Ring any bells?	SkinnyMalone: How the hell did you know about that?	A1a
313		MobsterGirl: Oh yeah, then what's this guy doing here, huh? Valentine must have brought him here to rub us all out!	{Concerned} Darla, listen to me. You have a home to go back to. You don't want to throw your life away with these thugs.	MobsterGirl: I... I... You're right! What am I doing? I've gotten all mixed up!	A2a
314		MobsterGirl: Oh yeah, then what's this guy doing here, huh? Valentine must have brought him here to rub us all out!	{SinisterSmile} Skinny's no good for you, Darla. You put a bullet in him, and I just might let you go.	MobsterGirl: Wow you're... you're a bad boy, ain't ya?	B1a
315		MobsterGirl: Oh yeah, then what's this guy doing here, huh? Valentine must have brought him here to rub us all out!	{Sarcastic} That wasn't the plan originally, but hey, tempting.	SkinnyMalone: Hey, I'm the one in charge here. You got something to say? Say it to me.	X1a
316		MobsterGirl: Oh yeah, then what's this guy doing here, huh? Valentine must have brought him here to rub us all out!	{Puzzled} What's the deal with you people and Nick, anyway?	Nick: Darla's a runaway. Her father wanted me to bring her back home. Turns out she skipped town to be with my old pal, Skinny Malone. Mob boss.	Y1a
317	007_MQ104_NickSkinny02		{Concerned} This is all just a misunderstanding, Skinny. You know that. You let us walk and we won't come back.	SkinnyMalone: You and Nick shot all of my crew and you expect to just...Agh! All right, you're lucky I still owe him for that time back in the Quarry.	A1a
318			{Stern} You're fat, you're ugly, and it's time you and your crazy bitch said goodbye.		B1a
319			{Concerned} Look at yourself. Darla is playing you for a sap. You're better than this. You're better than her.	SkinnyMalone: You're...you're right. Things have gone nothin' but south since she walked into my life.	X1a
320			{Puzzled} You and Nick know each other?	SkinnyMalone: chuckle This troublemaker here used to be a real headache back in the day. Before we got kicked out of the old neighborhood.	Y1a
321	010_MQ104_NickPlayer	Nick: Thanks for getting me out. How did you know where to find me, anyway? Not many people knew where I went...	Your secretary, Ellie. She sent me.	Nick: She did? I should give her a raise.	A1a
322		Nick: Thanks for getting me out. How did you know where to find me, anyway? Not many people knew where I went...	{Puzzled} Honestly, I was just there at the right time. Seemed like you needed help.	Nick: She did? I should give her a raise.	A2a
323		Nick: Thanks for getting me out. How did you know where to find me, anyway? Not many people knew where I went...	{Stern} That's not important.	Nick: All right, wise guy. Keep your secrets.	B1a
324		Nick: Thanks for getting me out. How did you know where to find me, anyway? Not many people knew where I went...	I have my ways.	Nick: Really? Well, I'm glad those ways included shooting down mobsters. Wasn't looking forward to haunting that place.	X1a
325		Nick: Thanks for getting me out. How did you know where to find me, anyway? Not many people knew where I went...	{Question} Just what are you Nick?	Nick: You really don't know? I'm a synth. Synthetic man. All the parts, minus a few red blood cells.	Y1a
326		Nick: Thanks for getting me out. How did you know where to find me, anyway? Not many people knew where I went...	{Question} So you're a synth, is that right?	Nick: You really don't know? I'm a synth. Synthetic man. All the parts, minus a few red blood cells.	Y2a
327		Nick: I want you to come to my office in Diamond City. Give me all the details. Besides, I think you've earned a chance to sit down and clear your head.	{Grateful} I'll meet you there.	Nick: See you in Diamond City.	A1a
328		Nick: I want you to come to my office in Diamond City. Give me all the details. Besides, I think you've earned a chance to sit down and clear your head.	{focused on finding Shaun / Irritated} I don't have time to sit and chit-chat.	Nick: Look, I know you want your case solved as quickly as possible, but an investigation needs time. We can't risk overlooking the details.	B1a
329		Nick: I want you to come to my office in Diamond City. Give me all the details. Besides, I think you've earned a chance to sit down and clear your head.	Lead the way, Nick.	Nick: All right. Let's move fast. Follow me.	X1a
330		Nick: I want you to come to my office in Diamond City. Give me all the details. Besides, I think you've earned a chance to sit down and clear your head.	{Question} You said Diamond City, right?	Nick: Yeah, you know the way? Southwest a few blocks. My office is in the back alleys, with the neon heart sign out front.	Y1a

MQ105[]

#	SCENE	DIALOGUE BEFORE	RESPONSE TEXT	DIALOGUE AFTER	ABXY
331	MQ105_002_NickInterview01	NickValentine: When you're trying to find someone who's gone missing, the devil is in the details. Tell me everything you can, no matter how... painful it might be.	{in Nick's office, describing your case to Nick for the first time. Last question is thinking out loud/to yourself / Depressed} We're looking for my baby, Shaun. He's less than a year old. Why would anyone take him?	NickValentine: A good question. Why your family in particular, and why an infant? Someone would be taking on all of his care, and a baby needs a lot of it.	A2a
332		NickValentine: When you're trying to find someone who's gone missing, the devil is in the details. Tell me everything you can, no matter how... painful it might be.	{describing your case to Nick for the first time / Puzzled} There was a man and a woman. They didn't say much, but I remember they called me "the backup."	NickValentine: So we're talking a small team. Professionals. The kind that know to keep their lips tight when they're on the job. Not sure what "the backup" means though...	B1a
333		NickValentine: When you're trying to find someone who's gone missing, the devil is in the details. Tell me everything you can, no matter how... painful it might be.	{describing your case to Nick for the first time} We were in a Vault when it happened. Vault 111. It was some kind of cryo facility.	NickValentine: You were on ice, huh? More importantly, you were underground. Sealed up. That's a lot of obstacles to get through just to take one person.	X1a
334		NickValentine: When you're trying to find someone who's gone missing, the devil is in the details. Tell me everything you can, no matter how... painful it might be.	{too painful to finish the last sentence, describing your case to Nick for the first time / Sad} My husband was... murdered. He was trying to keep them from taking Shaun and they... they just...		Y2a
335		Player Default: You're right. This speculation is getting us off track. Let's focus on what you saw. What did these kidnappers look like?	The woman was dressed in... I think it was a kind of hazard suit. The man had... some sort of metal brace on his arm.	NickValentine: Maybe some kind of improvised armor? Lot of hired guns do that to look tough.	A1a
336		Player Default: Don't lie to me, Nick. You're one of them. They made you.	One of them came right up to me. Bald head, scar across his left eye.	NickValentine: Wait. It couldn't be... You didn't hear the name "Kellogg" at all, did you?	B1a
337		Player Default: You don't know anything about them? Really?	{Sad} The man that... killed my husband. He had a handgun. I didn't get a clear look at it, but that sound...	NickValentine: Could have been a large-caliber revolver... Hmm... I'm starting to get a clearer picture of the kind of man our perp is...	X2a
338		Player Default: You're a prototype?	{describing the voice of the man that killed your spouse / Stern} I'll never forget that voice. Low and rough. Like sandpaper across your face.	NickValentine: Hmm... not much to go on, but a tough and commanding voice can get someone pretty far in the violence business...	Y1a
339		NickValentine: Hmm... There's a lot of groups in the Commonwealth that take people. Raiders, Super Mutants, the Gunners, and of course, there's the Institute.	{Nervous} So you think this Institute is responsible?	NickValentine: Well, they're the boogeyman of the Commonwealth. Something goes wrong, everyone blames them.	A1a
340		NickValentine: Hmm... There's a lot of groups in the Commonwealth that take people. Raiders, Super Mutants, the Gunners, and of course, there's the Institute.	{Nervous} You think Raiders might have done this?	NickValentine: I honestly doubt it. They can barely organize themselves, let alone pull off something this complicated.	B1a
341		NickValentine: Hmm... There's a lot of groups in the Commonwealth that take people. Raiders, Super Mutants, the Gunners, and of course, there's the Institute.	{you've never heard of Super Mutants before / Puzzled} Super Mutants? What are they?	NickValentine: Big, green, muscles on muscles. In other words, hard to miss. I think we can safely rule them out.	X1a
342		NickValentine: Hmm... There's a lot of groups in the Commonwealth that take people. Raiders, Super Mutants, the Gunners, and of course, there's the Institute.	{you've never heard of the Gunners / Puzzled} Who are the Gunners?	NickValentine: High-end mercenaries. No job too brutal. They're in the running as likely suspects, but they wouldn't be the ones pulling the strings.	Y1a
343		Player Default: Worst of all, no one knows why they do it, what their plan is, or where they are. Not even me, and I'm a synth myself. A discarded prototype, anyway.	{Worried} Either way, I need to find Shaun.	NickValentine: You're right. This speculation is getting us off track. Let's focus on what you saw. What did these kidnappers look like?	A1a
344		Player Default: You think Raiders might have done this?	{confrontational / Irritated} Don't lie to me, Nick. You're one of them. They made you.	NickValentine: Yeah, I've heard it all before. "You're a freak", "You've got something to hide," blah blah blah.	B1a
345		Player Default: Super Mutants? What are they?	{Puzzled} You don't know anything about them? Really?	NickValentine: Some kind of security setting strips or blocks out those memories. And it's not just me.	X1a
346		Player Default: Who are the Gunners?	{Question} You're a prototype?	NickValentine: As far as I know. Never seen any other synth like myself.	Y1a
347		Player Default: The woman was dressed in... I think it was a kind of hazard suit. The man had... some sort of metal brace on his arm.	{Nick asks you if you heard the name "Kellogg", but you're not sure / Puzzled} I... might have... everything was foggy...		A1a
348		Player Default: Wait. It couldn't be... You didn't hear the name "Kellogg" at all, did you?	{Nick asks you if you heard the name "Kellogg" / Depressed} No. They never said their names.		B1a
349		Player Default: The man that... killed my wife. He had a handgun. I didn't get a clear look at it, but that sound...	{Nick asks you if you heard the name "Kellogg", you reply sarcastically / Sarcastic} Oh yeah. I heard their names, their home addresses, and where their diary keys are hidden!	NickValentine: All right, all right. Calm down.	X1a
350		Player Default: I'll never forget that voice. Low and rough. Like sandpaper across your face.	{Question} Who is he? Do you think he has Shaun?		Y1a
351		Ellie: Yeah, that's right. The house in the abandoned West Stands. The boy with him was around ten years old.	{desperate, grasping at straws / Nervous} It's Shaun! ... It has to be... S-somehow...		A1a
352		Ellie: Yeah, that's right. The house in the abandoned West Stands. The boy with him was around ten years old.	{RE-RECORD: More defeated, hopeless / Depressed} There's no way that could be Shaun...		B1a
353		Ellie: Yeah, that's right. The house in the abandoned West Stands. The boy with him was around ten years old.	Maybe it's another kidnapped kid.		X1a
354		Ellie: Yeah, that's right. The house in the abandoned West Stands. The boy with him was around ten years old.	{eager to find him / Question} You said he lives here? He's still in town?		Y1a
355	MQ105_004_PiperPlayerScene	Piper: Ooooh, look who it is. What brings you to the Mayor's office, huh?	I'm trying to track down a man named Kellogg.	Piper: Interesting. That's the guy who bought the house in the abandoned West Stands. Had that kid...	A1a
356		Piper: Ooooh, look who it is. What brings you to the Mayor's office, huh?	{Stern} None of your business.	Piper: You know, that's the kind of talk I hear right before a big story of mine goes into print... I always find out. Sooner or later.	B1a
357		Piper: Ooooh, look who it is. What brings you to the Mayor's office, huh?	Need to see the mayor about something.	Piper: Really? You came to the mayor's office to see the mayor? Who'd have thought?	X1a
358		Piper: Ooooh, look who it is. What brings you to the Mayor's office, huh?	{curious, but not accusatory / Question} What are you doing here, Piper?	Piper: Trying to find out why the Mayor happens to be meeting with the same suspicious looking courier every other week.	Y1a
359	MQ105_011_GenevaScene	Player Default: He's set aside time to talk to petitioners all day. Best of luck.	{Pleading} Please, all I want to do is find my baby. The man who owned that house kidnapped him.	Geneva: 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.	A2a
360		Player Default: Why is finding this key so important to you, honey?	{Irritated} Never mind. Thanks for nothing.	Geneva: Have a nice day.	B1a
361		Player Default: Like grist in the mill, honey. Good luck.	{bribing someone / Question} Maybe we can reach an agreement? I just happen to have a pile of caps here...	Geneva: A gift? For me? How generous...	X1a
362		Player Default: And if I could, why should I?	{persuasive, convincing / Confident} Just trust me. It's important. You have my word.	Geneva: Well... you do have an honest face, and it's not like there's anything important in an abandoned house...	Y1a
363		NPCFGeneva: The Mayor is receiving visitors, as long as they aren't members of the press. Did you need help?	{referring to Kellogg's House in Diamond City, that you're hoping to investigate} I need to talk to someone about Kellogg's old house in the West Stands.	Geneva: Mister Kellogg's residence? He left town a while ago. We foreclosed on the property and locked it up.	A1a
364		NPCFGeneva: The Mayor is receiving visitors, as long as they aren't members of the press. Did you need help?	Never mind. Sorry for bothering you.	Geneva: Have a nice day.	B1a
365		NPCFGeneva: The Mayor is receiving visitors, as long as they aren't members of the press. Did you need help?	So I can just head in and talk to McDonough?	Geneva: 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.	X1a
366		NPCFGeneva: The Mayor is receiving visitors, as long as they aren't members of the press. Did you need help?	Who do I talk to if I need to find a key to a house that's been locked up?	Geneva: 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
367		Player Default: 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.	{polite / Friendly} I'll talk to the Mayor then.	Geneva: He's set aside time to talk to petitioners all day. Best of luck.	A1a
368		Player Default: Have a nice day.	{Stern} I don't have time. I need that key now.	Geneva: Why is finding this key so important to you, honey?	B1a
369		Player Default: 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.	{Sarcastic} I can feel the gears of bureaucracy grinding me up already...	Geneva: Like grist in the mill, honey. Good luck.	X1a
370		Player Default: You'd have to ask the Mayor directly if you want the keys.	{Puzzled} Come on, can't you help me yourself?	Geneva: And if I could, why should I?	Y1a
371	MQ105_012_MayorScene01	Player Default: I can't allow you to invade someone else's home. That's all there is to it.	{Pleading} Please, Mayor McDonough. This man Kellogg kidnapped my baby. I need to find him.	MayorMcDonough: Oh, of course... I-I will do everything in my power to help you overcome this horrible personal tragedy.	A2a
372		Player Default: Oh. Very well then.	{Irritated} Fine. Thanks for nothing.	MayorMcDonough: I know it's disappointing, but I have to think of all the people of Diamond City, not just the needs of one person.	B1a
373		Player Default: Nick Valentine wanted me to see you.	{bribing the mayor / Friendly} I understand. You have rules. Maybe for the right amount, you can bend them a bit?	MayorMcDonough: What? How dare you! I'm the mayor, for god's sakes, not some thug for hire.	X1a
374		Player Default: Besides, every citizen in my city has a right to their privacy. Now, if we did have a key, only the owner can ask for it. That's my final word.	{Puzzled} So that's it? You're not going to help?	MayorMcDonough: Security is part of what keeps Diamond City above the petty squabbles and misfortunes of the Commonwealth. I can't betray that for anything.	Y1a
375		NPCMMayorMcDonough: Thank you. I apologize for being strict, but Piper is a troublemaker, and I advise you to stay away from her machinations. Now, what's this about?	{Confident} A man named Kellogg used to live in this city. I need to search his house.	MayorMcDonough: I see. Well, whatever reasons you have, I take my citizens' privacy very seriously. Even after they've left.	A1a
376		NPCMMayorMcDonough: Thank you. I apologize for being strict, but Piper is a troublemaker, and I advise you to stay away from her machinations. Now, what's this about?	Sorry. Never mind. I'll come back later.	MayorMcDonough: Oh. Very well then.	B1a
377		NPCMMayorMcDonough: Thank you. I apologize for being strict, but Piper is a troublemaker, and I advise you to stay away from her machinations. Now, what's this about?	Nick Valentine wanted me to see you.	MayorMcDonough: Did he now? Some investigation I assume? You two aren't trying to get me in hot water now, are you? Ha ha ha.	X1a
378		NPCMMayorMcDonough: Thank you. I apologize for being strict, but Piper is a troublemaker, and I advise you to stay away from her machinations. Now, what's this about?	I'm looking for a key to a house in the city. I assume the mayor's office has a copy?	MayorMcDonough: chuckle Well, we don't have EVERY key in the city. Where would we put them all? Ha ha ha.	Y1a
379	MQ105_015_PlayerSearchTable		{under your breathe, to yourself. Looking at items on a table. the last item is a cigar with a brand name of "San Francisco Sunlights"} Gwinnett Stout Beer... Forty-four caliber bullets... And cigars. "San Francisco Sunlights."		A1a
380	MQ105_017_NickScene	NPCMNickValentine: Interesting brand. Won't lead us anywhere on its own, though.	There's gotta be someone who can help.	NickValentine: Yeah... Let me think...	A1a
381		NPCMNickValentine: Interesting brand. Won't lead us anywhere on its own, though.	I wonder if Dogmeat could pick up the scent.	NickValentine: Yeah... Let me think...	A2a
382		NPCMNickValentine: Interesting brand. Won't lead us anywhere on its own, though.	{Irritated} We'll never find him.	NickValentine: Dammit, drop the doom-and-gloom act. We can work through this...	B1a
383		NPCMNickValentine: Interesting brand. Won't lead us anywhere on its own, though.	{Sarcastic} What? The great clockwork dick is stumped?	NickValentine: It's synth detective, jackass. If you're gonna be that way, you might as well get the make and model right.	X1a
384		NPCMNickValentine: Interesting brand. Won't lead us anywhere on its own, though.	{Question} Any suggestions, Nick?	NickValentine: Hmm... Guess it's time to call in a favor. I know a specialist. He's never in one place for long, but he'll show up if I ask.	Y1a
385		NickValentine: Besides, you already have plenty of company. We can't all go sniffing through the Commonwealth after one man.	{Confident} I want you with me on this, Nick.	NickValentine: All right. Let's get that bastard. This is your show from here on out, okay? You say jump, I'll say how high.	A1a
386		NickValentine: Besides, you already have plenty of company. We can't all go sniffing through the Commonwealth after one man.	Goodbye Nick.	NickValentine: Hopefully not forever. I want to see you and your kid safe-and-sound when you get back.	B1a
387		NickValentine: Besides, you already have plenty of company. We can't all go sniffing through the Commonwealth after one man.	{Puzzled} I don't know. I might need your help on this one, but maybe I should go on my own...	NickValentine: If you need me, just come knocking. If not, then, the next time I see you, I hope it's with your son, safe and sound.	X1a
388		NickValentine: Besides, you already have plenty of company. We can't all go sniffing through the Commonwealth after one man.	{Question} Any words of wisdom?	NickValentine: If Kellogg really is the one who kidnapped your son, then he's dangerous, but so are you.	Y1a
389	MQ105_018_NickDogmeatScene01		If he can help, let's do it.	NickValentine: All right. I'll send out the signal. You're not gonna hear it. Frequency is high, but he'll pick it up.	A1a
390			{Irritated} There's no way this friend of yours can help.	NickValentine: Well, unless you got a map to Kellogg in your pocket, this is the best we got.	B1a
391			{Puzzled} I don't know about this, Nick...	NickValentine: Let's give my pal a chance. I'll send out the signal. Now, you won't hear anything. Special frequency. But he'll be here.	X1a
392			{Question} Who's this friend of yours, Nick?	NickValentine: Worked with him a few times, but he only likes certain people. Got a feeling you'll get on, though.	Y1a
393	MQ105_020_DogmeatScene	NPCMNickValentine: Dogmeat's here. Ready to get to work?	{Puzzled} This is your friend? He's a dog.	NickValentine: That's right. A Commonwealth mutt like him can track a man's scent for miles.	A1a
394		NPCMNickValentine: Dogmeat's here. Ready to get to work?	{Irritated} This isn't funny, Nick. How's a dog supposed to help us?	NickValentine: Your faith in me is really starting to become inspiring.	B1a
395		NPCMNickValentine: Dogmeat's here. Ready to get to work?	{emphasize "you" / Sarcastic} If all I needed was a dog, why'd I bother saving you?	NickValentine: Just consider getting me out of that Vault a finder's fee.	X1a
396		NPCMNickValentine: Dogmeat's here. Ready to get to work?	{Puzzled} Dogmeat, huh?	NickValentine: Hell of an animal. Doesn't really have an owner, but he's always ready to help out when he's needed.	Y1a
397	MQ105_021_DogmeatScene		{player is showing the bandages to Dogmeat} Dogmeat. Get the scent boy...	Dogmeat:	A
398		Dogmeat:	{hopeful / Worried} Take me to him, boy. Take me to Shaun...	Dogmeat:	A1a
399		Dogmeat:	{angry, seething / Stern} Get Kellogg, boy. Take me to that son of a bitch...	Dogmeat:	B1a
400		Dogmeat:	{to yourself / Sarcastic} I'm trusting my family's future to a dog. That's it. I'm officially crazy.	Dogmeat:	X1a
401		Dogmeat:	{Question} Got something, boy?	Dogmeat:	Y1a

MQ106[]

#	SCENE	DIALOGUE BEFORE	RESPONSE TEXT	DIALOGUE AFTER	ABXY
402	MQ106_KelloggLastSceneNew	Kellogg: And there he is. The most resilient man in the Commonwealth. Funny, I thought I had that honor.	{Angry} You murdering, kidnapping psychopath. Give me my son. Give me Shaun! Now!	Kellogg: Right to it then, huh? Okay. Fine.	A2a
403		Kellogg: And there he is. The most resilient man in the Commonwealth. Funny, I thought I had that honor.	{Angry} You murdered my husband... took my baby. You're a dead man!	Kellogg: Your wife. That was... a regrettable accident. Still...	B2a
404		Kellogg: And there he is. The most resilient man in the Commonwealth. Funny, I thought I had that honor.	{Angry} End end of the line, Kellogg. You die, and I get my son back.	Kellogg: You can turn around right now. Go back the way you came.	X1a
405		Kellogg: And there he is. The most resilient man in the Commonwealth. Funny, I thought I had that honor.	{Angry} Enough. Just... Where is my baby?	Kellogg: Hmph. Pal, I'm just a puppet like you. My stage is a little bigger, that's all.	Y2a
406		Player Default: But if you're hoping for a happy reunion? Ain't gonna happen, pal. Your boy's not here.	{Angry} Tell me where he is, damn it!	Kellogg: Fine. I guess you've earned that much.	A1a
407		Player Default: But I can't give him to you, because he ain't here.	{Angry} Fuck you, Kellogg.	Kellogg: Let him go. Your time's done. Your son is exactly where he belongs.	B1a
408		Player Default: So you see? It is the end of the line. But not the way you imagined.	{Stern} Then you're going to take me to him. Right now.	Kellogg: Take you to him? Ha ha ha ha ha. Like I could, even if I wanted to. Don't you get it? Your son, he's in a place nobody can reach.	X1a
409		Player Default: Shaun's a good kid. A bit older than you expected, am I right? But he's doing great. Only... he's not here. He's with the people pulling the strings.	{Angry} Goddamn it, you mercenary motherfucker. Where. Is. My. Son?!	Kellogg: What's the cliche? "So close, but yet so far away?" That's Shaun.	Y1a
410		Player Default: Shaun's in a good place. Where he's safe, and comfortable, and loved. A place he calls home. The Institute.	{Confident} The Institute? Well I'll find him, no matter where he is. Nothing will stop me.	Kellogg: God, you're persistent. I give you credit. It's the way a father should act. The way I'd be acting if I were in your place, I like to think. Even if it is useless.	A1a
411		Player Default: He's home. In the Institute.	{Angry} No... That's not true. It can't be. I... I've come so far...	Kellogg: Yes, you have. And believe it or not... I'm actually kind of sorry you wasted your time.	B1a
412		Player Default: Shaun's safe at home. In the Institute.	{smoldering with anger / Angry} Here. The "Institute." I'll find my son no matter where he is.	Kellogg: Ha! That's the spirit. You know, you surprise me, I have to admit. I find myself actually kind of... liking you.	X2a
413		Player Default: But don't worry. You'll die knowing he's safe, and happy. A bit older than you expected, but ah well. At least he's in a loving home. The Institute.	{Angry} So where is it? Huh? This "Institute"? How do I get there?	Kellogg: Heh. Haven't you been paying attention? You don't find the Institute. The Institute finds you.	Y1a
414		Kellogg: But I think we've been talking long enough. We both know how this has to end. So... you ready?	{Stern} You know I am, Kellogg.		A2a
415		Kellogg: But I think we've been talking long enough. We both know how this has to end. So... you ready?	{Angry} I'm going to make you suffer.		B2a
416		Kellogg: But I think we've been talking long enough. We both know how this has to end. So... you ready?	{Angry} In a hundred years, when I finally die, I only hope I go to Hell so I can kill you all over again, you piece of shit.		X2a
417		Kellogg: But I think we've been talking long enough. We both know how this has to end. So... you ready?	{Angry} Oh I'm ready. Question is - are you?		Y2a
418	MQ106_PlayerActivateKellogg		{examining Kellogg's dead body, he has cybernetic pieces / Surprised} All this tech. You were barely human...		A1a
419	-		{Following Dogmeat to find Kellogg. He's stopped at a door to an old building} Is this the place? Is he in here, boy?		A
420			{Dogmeat is tracking Kellogg and has stopped. he's trying to pick up the scent again} Lost the scent, boy?
421			{Dogmeat is tracking Kellogg and has stopped. he's trying to pick up the scent again} What is it, boy? What are we looking for?
422			{Dogmeat is tracking Kellogg and has stopped. he's trying to pick up the scent again} Kellogg was here. Let's find something to track him down.
423			{Dogmeat is tracking Kellogg and has stopped. he's trying to pick up the scent again} Trail gone cold? Gotta find something of Kellogg's...

MQ106Investigations[]

#	SCENE	DIALOGUE BEFORE	RESPONSE TEXT	DIALOGUE AFTER	ABXY
424	DogmeatReadyToTrack	Dogmeat: (curious sound)	What do you think boy? Enough to go on?	Dogmeat: (alert bark)	A1a
425		Dogmeat: (curious sound)	Okay, boy. Let's track him.	Dogmeat: (alert bark)	A2a
426		Dogmeat: (curious sound)	I'm right behind you, Dogmeat.	Dogmeat: (alert bark)	A3a
427	DogmeatStatusCheck		{Talking to Dogmeat, who has sniffed something out.} What do you have there?	Companion: Dogmeat find something?	A1a
428			Got something, boy?	Companion: Dogmeat find something?	A2a
429			I see it. Good boy.	Companion: Dogmeat find something?	A3a
430	Site01_Cigar		San Francisco Sunlights. Kellogg's preferred brand, alright.	Player: What do you think boy? Enough to go on?	A1a
431	Site02_BloodiedGauze		Bloody bandages. Dogmeat can track this.	Player: What do you think boy? Enough to go on?	A1a
432	Site02_Casings		Big bullets. Kellogg's preferred caliber.		A1a
433	Site02_corpseStairwellRaider		Looks like this one thought he'd get away. No such luck.		A1a
434	Site02_CorpseTurretRaider		Torn up by his own turret.		A1a
435	Site02_RaiderBlood		Lots of blood here. Dogmeat could track Kellogg - if he took a wound, too.		A1a
436	Site02_RaiderBulletHole		Not sure if they were trying to pin him down or had terrible aim.		A1a
437	Site02_Turret		Took out the targeting computer with one bullet. This guy's a crack shot.		A1a
438	Site03_Bedroll		Somebody spent the night here.		A1a
439	Site03_Campfire		{Tracking an enemy - checking out a cold campfire.} Nobody's used this recently.		A1a
440	Site03_Chimes		Somebody didn't want to get snuck up on here.		A1a
441	Site03_Drink		Gwinnett Stout. One of his creature comforts.	Player: What do you think boy? Enough to go on?	A1a
442	Site03_GunOil		Somebody cleaned a gun here.		A1a
443	Site03_Mannequin		A decoy, huh? Clever.		A1a
444	Site04_Cigar		Another one of his stogies.	Dogmeat: (playful growl)	A1a
445	Site04_Cigar	Dogmeat: (playful growl)	We're getting close, boy. Let's go.	Player: What do you think boy? Enough to go on?	A1a
446	Site04_MerchantCorpse		Not sure who started it, but this trader never stood a chance.		A1a
447	Site04_MerchantGoods		Doesn't look like a robbery. Must have just gotten in his way.		A1a
448	Site04_MerchantMedkit		This didn't do any good for them, did it?		A1a
449			It's a clue, but not enough.		A2a
450			Dogmeat's gonna need more to go on.		A3a
451			Already gotten what I can from this.		A4a
452	Site04_RobotBodyguard		Bodyguard robots didn't fare too well.		A1a
453	Site04_RobotConversation		What have we here?	Jabberbot: Error. System corrupt. I can't feel my legs.	A1a
454		Jabberbot: Error. System corrupt. I can't feel my legs.	This had to be Kellogg.	Jabberbot: Signature confirmed. Assailant: Kellogg. Known associate....	A1a
455		Jabberbot: Error. System corrupt. I can't feel my legs.	Just tell me where Kellogg went, tin can.	Jabberbot: Identity of assailant: Kellogg.	B1a
456		Jabberbot: Error. System corrupt. I can't feel my legs.	You really got taken apart.	Jabberbot: Critical systems non-functional. Hostile human... too powerful.	X1a
457		Jabberbot: Error. System corrupt. I can't feel my legs.	What happened here?	Jabberbot: Error: Operator deceased. Threat level Omega. He killed us.	Y1a
458	Site05_ClothingScrap		What do you think, boy? Was this our man?	Dogmeat: (alert bark)	A1a
459	Site05_MilitarySign		{Mostly to self. Pondering a clue.} We're at the old Army base. Is he hiding out here?		A1a

MQ201[]

#	SCENE	DIALOGUE BEFORE	RESPONSE TEXT	DIALOGUE AFTER	ABXY
460	MQ201a_002_NickScene01	Nick: Kellogg. Huh...	Man like that would've had access. In and out.	Nick: Yeah, but I'm guessing he wasn't the "surrender and talk" type, was he?	A1a
461		Nick: Kellogg. Huh...	{Stern} Whatever you're thinking, it doesn't matter. He's dead.	Nick: Yeah. Figures the Institute's only man on the outside wouldn't be the type to be taken alive...	B1a
462		Nick: Kellogg. Huh...	You read my mind. He had to have a way in and out.	Nick: Yeah, but something tells me he's not gonna drop by for a chat and coffee...	X1a
463		Nick: Kellogg. Huh...	{Question} What about him?	Nick: He had to have a way in and out. But... am I right in thinking he's not available for a chin wag?	Y1a
464		NPCMNickValentine: Where's your son? What happened?	{Depressed} You were right, Nick. Kellogg took my baby. But that wasn't all. He was working with the Institute. He... he gave them Shaun...		A2a
465		NPCMNickValentine: Where's your son? What happened?	{Angry} This is your fault, Nick! You had me running around all over the place while Kellogg was busy handing Shaun over to the Institute!		B1a
466		NPCMNickValentine: Where's your son? What happened?	{Sad} I... I didn't make it in time. Kellogg was working with the Institute and he... he gave them Shaun...		X1a
467		NPCMNickValentine: Where's your son? What happened?	{Sad} Where do you want me to start? The part where Kellogg turned out to be working for the Institute? Or the part where he told me they have Shaun?		Y1a
468		Nick: No synth does. Security protocols strip those memories out.	{Pleading} I need to find a way.		A1a
469		Nick: No synth does. Security protocols strip those memories out.	{Irritated} Bullshit. You're a synth, Valentine! Tell me what you know!		B1a
470		Nick: No synth does. Security protocols strip those memories out.	{Sarcastic} Oh, Mister "Metal for Hands" doesn't know how to get back to the factory?	Nick: No. I skipped that part of the orientation film while they were busy pulling me apart and putting me back together again.	X1a
471		Nick: No synth does. Security protocols strip those memories out.	{Question} You don't know anything, Nick?	Nick: I woke up in a junk pile ages ago. Just another discarded prototype. The Institute hasn't come calling since. I'm sorry.	Y1a
472		Player Default: Yeah, but I'm guessing he wasn't the "surrender and talk" type, was he?	{a bit of regret / Apologetic} He's dead, Nick.		A1a
473		Player Default: Yeah, but I'm guessing he wasn't the "surrender and talk" type, was he?	{a little bit of regret / Apologetic} Because he's dead.		A2a
474		Player Default: Whatever you're thinking, it doesn't matter. He's dead.	{Stern} That bastard's in hell, where he belongs.		B1a
475		Player Default: Whatever you're thinking, it doesn't matter. He's dead.	{Stern} Because he's in hell. Where he belongs.		B2a
476		Player Default: Yeah, but something tells me he's not gonna drop by for a chat and coffee...	{Sarcastic} We can talk to him. Feel like holding a seance?	Nick: A literal dead end, huh?	X1a
477		Player Default: He had to have a way in and out. But... am I right in thinking he's not available for a chin wag?	{slightly embarrassed / Puzzled} Any... other ideas, Nick?	Nick: That's what I thought. He's dead.	Y1a
478		Nick: If anyone could get a dead brain to sing, it'll be Doctor Amari, the mind behind the memories.	{Worried} I hope you're right, Nick.	Nick: Let's see... I guess we're going to need a piece of Kellogg's brain. Enough gray matter to bring to Amari and find out if this is going to work...	A1a
479		Nick: If anyone could get a dead brain to sing, it'll be Doctor Amari, the mind behind the memories.	{Stern} There's no way that could ever work.	Nick: Stay with me on this. We... get a piece of Kellogg's gray matter and take it to Amari. Then we see if she's got the goods to pull this off.	B1a
480		Nick: If anyone could get a dead brain to sing, it'll be Doctor Amari, the mind behind the memories.	{Puzzled} I don't know, Nick. That seems a little out there.	Nick: You're talking to a synth. I AM a little out there. Just stay with me on this.	X1a
481		Nick: If anyone could get a dead brain to sing, it'll be Doctor Amari, the mind behind the memories.	{Question} Who's this Doctor Amari?	Nick: I'll let her give you her life story in person. Let's stay focused.	Y1a
482		Piper: So a murderer and a kidnapper gets his brains blown out by an avenging parent. sigh It'd be a great ending if we didn't still have the biggest mystery in the Commonwealth to solve...	{Apologetic} He wasn't going to talk. Even if I had a way of bringing him alive.		A1a
483		Piper: So a murderer and a kidnapper gets his brains blown out by an avenging parent. sigh It'd be a great ending if we didn't still have the biggest mystery in the Commonwealth to solve...	{Angry} Doesn't matter what he knew. I'd kill him again in a heartbeat.		B1a
484		Piper: So a murderer and a kidnapper gets his brains blown out by an avenging parent. sigh It'd be a great ending if we didn't still have the biggest mystery in the Commonwealth to solve...	{Depressed} I was so blinded by anger.... I just wanted him dead. Now look what I've done.		X1a
485		Piper: So a murderer and a kidnapper gets his brains blown out by an avenging parent. sigh It'd be a great ending if we didn't still have the biggest mystery in the Commonwealth to solve...	{Question} So what now?		Y1a
486		Nick: I know it's grisly, but what choice do we have? We got no leads. Nothing. That old merc's brain just might have all the secrets we need to know.	Actually, I think I already have something. Kellogg had this... thing attached to his head.	Nick: Cybernetics, huh? We may have just won the lottery.	A1a
487		Nick: I know it's grisly, but what choice do we have? We got no leads. Nothing. That old merc's brain just might have all the secrets we need to know.	All right, I'll do it. Anything to get Shaun back.	Nick: Cybernetics, huh? We may have just won the lottery.	A2a
488		Nick: I know it's grisly, but what choice do we have? We got no leads. Nothing. That old merc's brain just might have all the secrets we need to know.	{Depressed} It's a dead-end, Nick. Face it, we lost. Shaun's gone.	Nick: He's not gone. It's a long shot, but it's the only one we got.	B1a
489		Nick: I know it's grisly, but what choice do we have? We got no leads. Nothing. That old merc's brain just might have all the secrets we need to know.	{joking, referring to removing Kellogg's brain / Amused} I'm gonna need a really sharp ice cream scoop...	Nick: I'm sure you'll manage.	X1a
490		Nick: I know it's grisly, but what choice do we have? We got no leads. Nothing. That old merc's brain just might have all the secrets we need to know.	{Question} What exactly do we need, Nick?	Nick: Kellogg's brain. It's a long shot, but Doctor Amari just might be able to... get it jump-started. See what the old merc knew.	Y1a
491		Nick: I have to go to the Memory Den either way, if I'm gonna introduce you to Amari. But if you want to head there together, just say so.	I already have someone with me. I'll meet you there, Nick.	Nick: All right. See you at the Den.	A1a
492		Nick: I have to go to the Memory Den either way, if I'm gonna introduce you to Amari. But if you want to head there together, just say so.	I'll head there on my own.	Nick: All right. See you at the Den.	A2a
493		Nick: I have to go to the Memory Den either way, if I'm gonna introduce you to Amari. But if you want to head there together, just say so.	It's you and me, Nick.	Nick: Let's get going.	B1a
494		Nick: I have to go to the Memory Den either way, if I'm gonna introduce you to Amari. But if you want to head there together, just say so.	I'll head out with Piper. We'll meet you there, Nick.	Nick: Sounds good. You two stay out of trouble.	X1a
495		Nick: I have to go to the Memory Den either way, if I'm gonna introduce you to Amari. But if you want to head there together, just say so.	{Question} Anything else you can tell me about the Memory Den?	Nick: It's in Goodneighbor. A little slice of trouble Northeast a ways.	Y1a
496	MQ201b_001_NickFortHagen	Nick: Only person I know willing to snoop up the Institute's tail feathers is Piper, the reporter in Diamond City. I say we head her way. Talk this through.	{Depressed} Diamond City it is.	Nick: Hey, chin up. I know the night just got darker, but it won't last forever.	A1a
497		Nick: Only person I know willing to snoop up the Institute's tail feathers is Piper, the reporter in Diamond City. I say we head her way. Talk this through.	{mixture of anger and hopelessness / Depressed} It's over... I've lost him...	Nick: Look, I know it feels like a shot in the heart, but this case isn't closed. Not while I'm on it.	B1a
498		Nick: Only person I know willing to snoop up the Institute's tail feathers is Piper, the reporter in Diamond City. I say we head her way. Talk this through.	{Depressed} I'll catch up later.	Nick: All right. I'll see you in Diamond City. And don't worry. The night just got darker, but it can't last forever.	X1a
499		Nick: Only person I know willing to snoop up the Institute's tail feathers is Piper, the reporter in Diamond City. I say we head her way. Talk this through.	{Puzzled} How could Piper help us?	Nick: Trust me, that dame knows a lot more than she lets on. And she lets on a lot.	Y1a
500		NPCMNickValentine: So, Kellogg wasn't giving us any bull. Your son really is on the inside. Even I don't know where the Institute is, and they built me.	{right after killing Kellogg. you and Nick are trying to figure out what to do next / Pleading} There has to be a way, Nick.		A1a
501		NPCMNickValentine: So, Kellogg wasn't giving us any bull. Your son really is on the inside. Even I don't know where the Institute is, and they built me.	{Angry} Bullshit. You're a synth, Valentine! Tell me what you know!	Nick: You wanna know the truth? The sad thing is, I have no idea. None of us do. You'd think they'd cut me loose if I had something on 'em?	B1a
502		NPCMNickValentine: So, Kellogg wasn't giving us any bull. Your son really is on the inside. Even I don't know where the Institute is, and they built me.	{Sarcastic} Oh, Mister "Metal for Hands" doesn't know how to get back to the factory?	Nick: No. I skipped that part of the orientation film while they were busy pulling me apart and putting me back together again.	X1a
503		NPCMNickValentine: So, Kellogg wasn't giving us any bull. Your son really is on the inside. Even I don't know where the Institute is, and they built me.	{Question} You don't know anything, Nick?	Nick: Look at me. I'm trash. They threw me in the junk pile ages ago. Just another discarded prototype. Didn't exactly leave me the house keys.	Y1a
504		NPCMNickValentine: So, Kellogg wasn't giving us any bull. Your son really is on the inside. Even I don't know where the Institute is, and they built me.	{Question} Isn't there anyone who can help?	Nick: Look at me. I'm trash. They threw me in the junk pile ages ago. Just another discarded prototype. Didn't exactly leave me the house keys.	Y2a
505	MQ201b_003_PiperScene01	NPCFPiper: Come on. Let's hear the whole story.	{Worried} We need help, Piper. This man named Kellogg kidnapped my baby, but that wasn't all. He was working with the Institute. He... he gave them Shaun...		A2a
506		NPCFPiper: Come on. Let's hear the whole story.	{Angry} Kellogg kidnapped my baby. Handed him to the Institute. And I'm going to find them and make them regret what they've done to me.		B2a
507		NPCFPiper: Come on. Let's hear the whole story.	{Sad} I... I didn't make it in time. Kellogg was working with the Institute and he... he gave them Shaun... I've lost him all over again...		X1a
508		NPCFPiper: Come on. Let's hear the whole story.	{Sad} Where do you want me to start? The part where Kellogg turned out to be working for the Institute? Or the part where he told me they have Shaun?		Y1a

MQ201Piper[]

#	SCENE	DIALOGUE BEFORE	RESPONSE TEXT	DIALOGUE AFTER	ABXY
509	PostMQ201Piper_Institute01	Piper: Need a countdown on the Institute's favorite people?	Tell me about the Minutemen.	Piper: You know that group you rescued in Concord? Far as I know, they're the last Minutemen left in the Commonwealth.	A1a
510		Piper: Need a countdown on the Institute's favorite people?	We should get going.	Piper: All right.	B1a
511		Piper: Need a countdown on the Institute's favorite people?	I should get going.	Piper: All right.	B2a
512		Piper: Need a countdown on the Institute's favorite people?	That Brotherhood airship is hard to miss.	Piper: The Brotherhood of Steel doesn't do subtle. From what I've heard, they take whatever they want. Especially if it's high-tech.	X1a
513		Piper: Need a countdown on the Institute's favorite people?	You said something about the Railroad?	Piper: Supposedly, they help runaway Synths escape the Institute. But they're secretive. Ultra-paranoid.	Y1a

MQ202[]

#	SCENE	DIALOGUE BEFORE	RESPONSE TEXT	DIALOGUE AFTER	ABXY
514	MQ202_003_AmariIntroduction	NPCFDoctorAmari: Well. What is this about?	{Nervous} We need your help, doctor. I need the memories from a man named Kellogg, but he's dead.		A1a
515		NPCFDoctorAmari: Well. What is this about?	{Puzzled} This one's all yours, Nick.		B1a
516		NPCFDoctorAmari: Well. What is this about?	{joking, cracking wise / Amused} Doctor. It's time for you to reverse DEATH ITSELF!	Amari: What!?	X1a
517		NPCFDoctorAmari: Well. What is this about?	{Question} You're the one that can extract memories from a brain, right?	Amari: Normally we only allow our clients to experience their own memories. Now what's this all about?	Y1a
518		Amari: Putting aside the fact that you're asking me to defile a corpse, you do realize that the memory simulators require intact, LIVING brains to function?	{Pleading} Please. Nick told me you're the only one who could make this work.		A1a
519		Amari: Putting aside the fact that you're asking me to defile a corpse, you do realize that the memory simulators require intact, LIVING brains to function?	{Irritated} Some expert you are. I knew this was a waste of time.		B1a
520		Amari: Putting aside the fact that you're asking me to defile a corpse, you do realize that the memory simulators require intact, LIVING brains to function?	{joking, cracking wise / Amused} Technically, the corpse was defiled already.		X1a
521		Amari: Putting aside the fact that you're asking me to defile a corpse, you do realize that the memory simulators require intact, LIVING brains to function?	{Question} Isn't there some way to make this work?		Y1a
522	MQ202_004_AmariPlayerLab	NPCFDoctorAmari: I'll take a look at this brain, but no guarantees. Do you have it?	Here's... what I could find.	Amari: What's this? This isn't a brain! This is...wait...	A1a
523		NPCFDoctorAmari: I'll take a look at this brain, but no guarantees. Do you have it?	I have to go and get it.	Amari: What's this? This isn't a brain! This is...wait...	A2a
524		NPCFDoctorAmari: I'll take a look at this brain, but no guarantees. Do you have it?	I'm not ready to do this yet.	Amari: Well you better be soon. I doubt that brain is being properly preserved. Time is against us.	B1a
525		NPCFDoctorAmari: I'll take a look at this brain, but no guarantees. Do you have it?	{ do a little voice at the end for the quote (whatever sounds funny) / Amused} Could you say that like Doctor Frankenstein? "Igor! Fetch me the brain!"	Amari: No. I will NOT.	X1a
526		NPCFDoctorAmari: I'll take a look at this brain, but no guarantees. Do you have it?	{you only have a piece of the brain, not the whole thing / Nervous} How much of the brain do you need exactly?	Amari: That is not an encouraging question. I suppose I'll have to make do with... whatever you can find.	Y1a
527		Amari: I'm not surprised. From what I've seen, all Institute technology has a similar architecture.	Go on, doctor.	Amari: Mister Valentine is an older generation synth. But, Institute technology being what it is... The brain implant could fit him.	A1a
528		Amari: I'm not surprised. From what I've seen, all Institute technology has a similar architecture.	Skip to the good part, doc.	Amari: We plug the brain implant into Mister Valentine. Assuming he's... willing to take on the risks.	B1a
529		Amari: I'm not surprised. From what I've seen, all Institute technology has a similar architecture.	So the brain is still good, right?	Amari: Possibly. There's no sign of decay, so the tech is probably preserving the tissue. Injecting some kind of compound to keep it stable.	X1a
530		Amari: I'm not surprised. From what I've seen, all Institute technology has a similar architecture.	{Question} Nick's an older model synth. Is he compatible?	Amari: That's exactly what I was thinking. If we're lucky, it should hook right in.	Y1a
531		NickValentine: Don't worry about me, Amari. I'm well past the warranty date, anyway.	{Grateful} I appreciate this, Nick.	NickValentine: You can thank me when we've found your son. All right. Let's do this.	A1a
532		NickValentine: Hell, why not? Plenty of room in my head, anyway.	{Stern} Just don't damage that brain, you two. I need it.	NickValentine: Trust me, Amari's hands are the safest place a brain can be.	B1a
533		NickValentine: Don't bother. I don't need to hear them. Plug me in, doc.	{joking, cracking wise / Amused} We should try plugging you into a toaster, next. Mmmm. Fresh toast.	NickValentine: Nice to know that even when I'm about to have a foreign object shoved into my noggin', you find new, horrible ways to laugh at my expense.	X1a
534		NickValentine: Don't worry about me, Amari. Let's do it.	{Question} You really think this will work, Nick?	NickValentine: No idea, but we got a missing kid on the line. That's worth the risk.	Y1a
535	MQ202_006_AmariPlayer	NPCFDoctorAmari: We can't get to the memories in that implant. There's a lock.	{Confident} Tell me you have a way past this, doctor.	Amari: Let me think... The encryption is too strong for a single mind. But... what if we used two?	A1a
536		NPCFDoctorAmari: We can't get to the memories in that implant. There's a lock.	{Irritated} More problems? Seriously?	Amari: It's not like anyone has ever done this before! You try making a secret technology work across hardware generations, out of spare parts.	B1a
537		NPCFDoctorAmari: We can't get to the memories in that implant. There's a lock.	{Concerned} Is Nick going to be okay?	Amari: Yes, the connections appear to be stable. Hopefully, it'll be as simple as unplugging the implant once we're done.	X1a
538		NPCFDoctorAmari: We can't get to the memories in that implant. There's a lock.	{Question} How do you lock memories?	Amari: The implant is encoding all the mnemonic activity in the hippocampus. Think of it like... computer encryption. And we don't have the password.	Y1a
539		Amari: He'll act as a host while your consciousness drives through whatever memories we can find.	All right. Let's get started.	Amari: Just sit down over there. And... keep your fingers crossed.	A1a
540		Amari: He'll act as a host while your consciousness drives through whatever memories we can find.	I'm not ready for this, doc.	Amari: Okay, but I need to keep Mister Valentine here until you're ready. I don't want him moving around with that implant still attached.	B1a
541		Amari: He'll act as a host while your consciousness drives through whatever memories we can find.	{joking, cracking wise / Amused} Nick and I are gonna share a mind? I'm not gonna see him in any... compromising positions, am I?		X1a
542		Amari: He'll act as a host while your consciousness drives through whatever memories we can find.	{Question} Any idea what I'm going to see in there?	Amari: I have no clue, but considering we only have a single piece of the medial temporal lobe, and not the whole brain, I doubt it'll be... cohesive.	Y1a

MQ202NickPostSurgery[]

#	SCENE	DIALOGUE BEFORE	RESPONSE TEXT	DIALOGUE AFTER	ABXY
543	MQ202NickPostSurgery_001_NickScene	NPCMKellogg: Hope you got what you were looking for inside my head. Heh. I was right. Should've killed you when you were on ice.	{Kellogg's voice is coming out of Nick Valentine / Disbelief} Kellogg? Is that you?		A1a
544		NPCMKellogg: Hope you got what you were looking for inside my head. Heh. I was right. Should've killed you when you were on ice.	{Kellogg's voice is coming out of Nick Valentine / Disbelief} Nick? Are you still in there?		B1a
545		NPCMKellogg: Hope you got what you were looking for inside my head. Heh. I was right. Should've killed you when you were on ice.	{Kellogg's voice is coming out of Nick Valentine / Stern} You want to try for round two? Let's go.		X1a
546		NPCMKellogg: Hope you got what you were looking for inside my head. Heh. I was right. Should've killed you when you were on ice.	{Kellogg's voice is coming out of Nick Valentine / Disbelief} What did you say?		Y1a
547		Nick: What? What are you talking about?	{Concerned} You sounded like Kellogg just then.	Nick: Did I? Amari said there might be some "mnemonic impressions" left over...	A1a
548		Nick: What? What are you talking about?	{Nervous} Nothing... Never mind.	Nick: If you say so...	B1a
549		Nick: What? What are you talking about?	{Amused} Wait. Were you just playing a joke on me?	Nick: Guess that's for you to wonder and for me and Kellogg's memories to know for sure.	X1a
550		Nick: What? What are you talking about?	{Concerned} You... feeling all right Nick?	Nick: Yeah, I'm fine. Why?	Y1a
551		Nick: Or I could head back to Diamond City, since you've got company already.	I'll see you around, Nick.	Nick: Good luck out there. You know where to find me.	A1a
552		Nick: Or I could head back to Diamond City, since you've got company already.	I'm gonna head out on my own from here, Nick.	Nick: Good luck out there. You know where to find me.	A2a
553		Nick: Or I could head back to Diamond City, since you've got company already.	{Stern} There's something wrong with you, Nick. I don't want you with me.	Nick: I told you, I'm fine. But I get it. Going through Kellogg's brain was a doozy for both of us.	B1a
554		Nick: Or I could head back to Diamond City, since you've got company already.	Let's get going, Nick.	Nick: Been one heck of a ride so far. Let's see where it takes us next.	X1a
555		Nick: Or I could head back to Diamond City, since you've got company already.	{Question} We have to head into the Glowing Sea. Any advice?	Nick: Hmm... I'm a Synth, so radiation isn't much of an issue for me, but an old suit of Power Armor might just be the guardian angel you're looking for.	Y1a

MQ204[]

#	SCENE	DIALOGUE BEFORE	RESPONSE TEXT	DIALOGUE AFTER	ABXY
556	MQ204DoctorAmariKelloggBranch		{Sad} It... It wasn't all his fault. I can't blame him for everything that happened...	DoctorAmari: If I were a priest, I would say forgiveness is a good thing.	A1a
557			{Angry} It's convinced me that I did the right thing. He was a rabid dog, and he needed to be put down.	DoctorAmari: I... suppose I can't fault you for that.	B1a
558			{Puzzled} I... I'm not sure, doctor...	DoctorAmari: I don't know if there's any "right" way to feel, either...	X1a
559			{Question} Does it really matter how I feel, doctor?	DoctorAmari: Yes. You can't tell me that bearing witness to that man's life didn't affect you.	Y1a
560	MQ204DoctorAmariScene	NPCFDoctorAmari: Let's start over... How are you feeling?	{Tired} I'm okay, doctor. Thank you...	DoctorAmari: That's good, but I want you to keep monitoring yourself. We have to be sure there's no long-term damage.	A1a
561		NPCFDoctorAmari: Let's start over... How are you feeling?	{InPain} I have this... burning feeling inside my skull. It's like it's on fire...	DoctorAmari: That's not surprising. All the synapses in your brain have just been pulled apart, connected to someone else, and then pulled back together.	B1a
562		NPCFDoctorAmari: Let's start over... How are you feeling?	{Sarcastic} Next time I have to watch someone's life story, I want popcorn.	DoctorAmari: Well, if you're cognizant enough to joke, I think we can safely say that you're out of critical condition.	X1a
563		NPCFDoctorAmari: Let's start over... How are you feeling?	{Worried} Am I okay? Are you seeing anything... bad?	DoctorAmari: Don't be alarmed, but I honestly don't know what to look for. As I said before, this is uncharted territory.	Y1a
564		Player Default: Yes. Their greatest secret has finally been revealed. But that only leads to more questions. How does it work? Where do we go next?	That scientist Kellogg was supposed to track down. Virgil. We need to find him.	DoctorAmari: You're right! A rogue Institute scientist could answer all kinds of questions.	A1a
565		Player Default: I saw Kellogg's life... The man who ruined my family... The man I killed...	{Puzzled} Don't look at me, doctor. This stuff is beyond me.	DoctorAmari: Hmm... let me think...	B1a
566		Player Default: There's more than one person who knows about the Institute. Virgil, that scientist who escaped...	{Sarcastic} What? You don't have a spare teleporter lying around? What kind of egghead are you?	DoctorAmari: This is serious! No one outside the Institute could dream of making that kind of technology.	X1a
567		Player Default: You were along for the ride, weren't you? You saw what I saw.	{planning your next steps with Doctor Amari / Puzzled} What do you think we should do?	DoctorAmari: Hmm... let me think...	Y1a
568		DoctorAmari: Are you... ready to talk about what happened in there?	We got what we needed. The Institute uses teleportation to get in and out.	DoctorAmari: Yes. Their greatest secret has finally been revealed. But that only leads to more questions. How does it work? Where do we go next?	A1a
569		DoctorAmari: Are you... ready to talk about what happened in there?	{unsure how to feel, regret mixed with anger and uncertainty / Depressed} I saw Kellogg's life... The man who ruined my family... The man I killed...	DoctorAmari: That's right. He was a human being just like the rest of us, and he had reasons for being what he was, however cruel.	B1a
570		DoctorAmari: Are you... ready to talk about what happened in there?	There's more than one person who knows about the Institute. Virgil, that scientist who escaped...	DoctorAmari: I didn't know Institute scientists could defect. This changes everything. He could answer all sorts of questions.	X1a
571		DoctorAmari: Are you... ready to talk about what happened in there?	You were along for the ride, weren't you? You saw what I saw.	DoctorAmari: Yes, but it's important we review everything together. In case either of us missed anything.	Y1a
572		Player Default: Where did the memory say he was? The Glowing Sea? That doesn't make sense. No one goes there. Not even if they were desperate.	If we need to find Virgil, then I'm going after him.	DoctorAmari: If you're going to go, be prepared. You'll need some way to combat the radiation there. It's called the Glowing Sea for a reason.	A1a
573		Player Default: Don't look at me, doctor. This stuff is beyond me.	{Irritated} Then he's dead already. It's a waste of time.	DoctorAmari: No. He must have gone there for a reason. He has to be alive. He... must have been prepared for it...	B1a
574		Player Default: What? You don't have a spare teleporter lying around? What kind of egghead are you?	That's why he's there. To make the Institute think twice about following him.	DoctorAmari: That must be it! He's using the radiation in the Glowing Sea like a shield or a... cloak... a way to throw them off and be at an advantage.	X1a
575		Player Default: What do you think we should do?	Why? What makes the Glowing Sea so dangerous?	DoctorAmari: The name says it all. Radiation. So much that nothing there could possibly live. Nothing... pleasant...	Y1a
576		Player Default: If you're going to go, be prepared. You'll need some way to combat the radiation there. It's called the Glowing Sea for a reason.	{Confident} I'll find a way to get through the rads. Don't worry.	DoctorAmari: Good luck, and... be safe.	A1a
577		Player Default: Look, we don't have any options left... you have to go after him. Through that sea of radioactive ash.	{Irritated} Oh no, I'm not going there. That's crazy.	DoctorAmari: And plunging into a dead man's memory wasn't crazy? You've already done the impossible, who's to say God won't let you do it again?	B1a
578		Player Default: If Virgil found a way to survive there, you'll have to do the same, if you're going to follow him.	{Sarcastic} Oh, I'm going in naked. Fingers crossed I get super powers.	DoctorAmari: I know you're joking, but as a doctor, I feel obligated to remind you that unprotected radioactive exposure will only kill you. Dead. D-E-A-D.	X1a
579		Player Default: Why? What makes the Glowing Sea so dangerous?	How do I fight that much radiation, doctor?	DoctorAmari: There are chemical compounds. Rad-X, RadAway. You'd need as much as you could carry. Maybe more.	Y1a
580	MQ204DoctorAmariVirgilBranch		{Friendly} I like it.	DoctorAmari: The memory said the Institute tracked him to the Glowing Sea, but that seems crazy. A mad man would think twice about going there.	A1a
581			{Stern} An Institute scientist wouldn't help us.	DoctorAmari: They want him dead, remember? And you killed the man they sent to do it. I think Virgil would have every reason to be grateful, or at least afraid.	B1a
582			{Puzzled} I don't know. I'm not even sure we could track him down.	DoctorAmari: The memory gave us a starting point. The Glowing Sea. But... that can't be right. Trying to survive there is... unthinkable.	X1a
583			There's gotta be another way.	DoctorAmari: We delved into every memory we could find. This is the only thing I can think of that might get us more answers.	Y1a
584	MQ204VirgilEnterInstituteScene	Virgil: I can help, but... I'm going to need something in return.	You help me, and I'll help you.	Virgil: All right.	A1a
585		Virgil: I can help, but... I'm going to need something in return.	Not a chance. I'm not doing anything for you.	Virgil: Then I'm afraid I can't do anything for you.	B1a
586		Virgil: I can help, but... I'm going to need something in return.	I'll think about it.	Virgil: I need some assurance from you. Come on.	X1a
587		Virgil: I can help, but... I'm going to need something in return.	What do you want from me?	Virgil: Before I had to escape, I was working on a serum that would serve as a cure for my.... condition.	Y1a
588		Virgil: Why are you even here? What do you want?	Relax - I just need to know how to get in there.	Virgil: Wait, what? Are you serious?	A1a
589		Virgil: Why are you even here? What do you want?	Quit your whining. I just need to know how to get inside.	Virgil: It's not whining if...wait, what?	B1a
590		Virgil: Why are you even here? What do you want?	I need whatever information you've got. Anything to help me get in to the Insitute.	Virgil: I'm sorry, what?	X1a
591		Virgil: Why are you even here? What do you want?	Can you tell me anything about the Institute? I need to get in there.	Virgil: Can I... are you joking?	Y1a
592		Virgil: What reason could you possibly have for taking that kind of risk?	I'm trying to find my son. The Institute kidnapped him.	Virgil: Oh. Oh no.	A1a
593		Virgil: What reason could you possibly have for taking that kind of risk?	They kidnapped someone, and I want him back.	Virgil: Oh, no.	B1a
594		Virgil: What reason could you possibly have for taking that kind of risk?	It doesn't matter.	Virgil: Fine. You know what, I don't even want to know. You wanna get yourself killed, that's your problem.	X1a
595		Virgil: What reason could you possibly have for taking that kind of risk?	{MARK FOR RE-RECORD.} Would you believe the Institute kidnapped my son?	Virgil: Oh.	Y1a
596	MQ204VirgilInitialInfoScene		Hey, Virgil.	Virgil: What?	A
597		Virgil: So, they did send you, didn't they. You're working with Kellogg!	Relax, big guy. Kellogg won't be coming after you. He's dead.		A1a
598		Virgil: So, they did send you, didn't they. You're working with Kellogg!	Aren't you a coward... A huge hulking monster like you is afraid of a dead man?		B1a
599		Virgil: So, they did send you, didn't they. You're working with Kellogg!	Kellogg's been taken care of.		X1a
600		Virgil: So, they did send you, didn't they. You're working with Kellogg!	Why are you so afraid of Kellogg?	Virgil: Do you have any idea what that man has done? What the Institute pays him to do? It's all off the books stuff.	Y1a
601		Virgil: What?	I need your help.	Virgil: My help? With what? How did you even find me, anyway?	A1a
602		Virgil: What?	{MARK FOR RE-RECORD. MALE ONLY. threatening} You're going to help me, or I'm going to hurt you.	Virgil: You're off to a great start with that.	B1a
603		Virgil: What?	You have information I need.	Virgil: And yet I have no idea who the hell you are.	X1a
604		Virgil: What?	You're a Super Mutant?		Y1a
605		Virgil: What?	{confused, somewhat horrified} What the hell are you?		Y2a
606		Player Default: My help? With what? How did you even find me, anyway?	{trying to be reasonable} I'm just looking for information on the Institute.	Virgil: The Institute?	A2a
607		Player Default: Who the hell are you, anyway? How did you find me?	Don't change the subject. I'm the one asking questions here. I want to know about the Institute, and I want to know now.	Virgil: The Institute?	B1a
608		Player Default: I think we'd both better start explaining. You start.	{deflecting the question, changing the subject} It doesn't matter. What does is what you know about the Institute.	Virgil: The Institute?	X1a
609		Virgil: What?	Can you tell me about the Institute or not?	Virgil: The Institute?	Y1a
610		Virgil: So, they did send you, didn't they. You're working with Kellogg!	I know you were part of it, and you escaped. They sent Kellogg to kill you.	Virgil: How the hell do you know any of that?!	A1a
611		Virgil: So, they did send you, didn't they. You're working with Kellogg!	I'm not an idiot. I know you were part of the Institute.	Virgil: How could you possibly know that?	B1a
612		Virgil: So, they did send you, didn't they. You're working with Kellogg!	You and I both know you were part of the Institute, and you escaped.	Virgil: How do you know that?	X1a
613		Player Default: Why are you so afraid of Kellogg?	Why did you leave the Institute? I know you came from there.	Virgil: You know about the escape? But how?!	Y1a
614	MQ204VirgilKelloggDeadScene	Virgil: Don't you lie to me!	{Confident} I'm not lying. I killed him myself.	Virgil: Did you...	A1a
615		Virgil: Don't you lie to me!	{Irritated} I killed him myself. I don't have time for this.	Virgil: If you're telling the truth, then you must understand my skepticism.	B1a
616		Virgil: Don't you lie to me!	{Confident} He's dead, whether you believe me or not.	Virgil: There's no question it's difficult to believe.	X1a
617		Virgil: Don't you lie to me!	{Question} Is it so hard to believe?	Virgil: Of course it is.	Y1a
618	MQ204VirgilStage50Scene01		What do I need to do?	Virgil: First thing's first. You know how synths get in and out of the Institute?	A
619		Virgil: First thing's first. You know how synths get in and out of the Institute?	Yeah, they use some sort of teleporter.	Virgil: Well, well... Not many know about it. Pretty closely guarded secret. You've certainly done your homework.	A1a
620		Virgil: First thing's first. You know how synths get in and out of the Institute?	Not really, no.	Virgil: Almost no one on the surface does, and that's on purpose. They like to keep it a secret.	B1a
621		Virgil: First thing's first. You know how synths get in and out of the Institute?	I'm not sure, but I've seen some strange things.	Virgil: I'll bet you have. It's a closely guarded secret, kept hidden from everyone above ground.	X1a
622		Virgil: First thing's first. You know how synths get in and out of the Institute?	Why does it matter?	Virgil: Because I say it matters. Pay attention.	Y1a
623		Virgil: Now, have you ever seen an Institute Courser?	{lying, trying to sound cocky} Sure, lots of them.	Virgil: Don't bullshit me. More than one of them, and you wouldn't be standing here right now.	A1a
624		Virgil: Now, have you ever seen an Institute Courser?	No, never heard of them.	Virgil: Another secret of the Institute. Trust me, it's good that you haven't found out the hard way.	B1a
625		Virgil: Now, have you ever seen an Institute Courser?	I don't really know. Doesn't sound familiar.	Virgil: Not surprising. They don't come out often, and when they do, few see them.	X1a
626		Virgil: Now, have you ever seen an Institute Courser?	A "Courser"? What's that?	Virgil: Another Institute secret.	Y1a
627		Virgil: They're very good at what they do, and you're going to have to kill one.	Let's go. Just point me in the right direction.	Virgil: Well, I suppose your enthusiasm counts for something.	A1a
628		Virgil: They're very good at what they do, and you're going to have to kill one.	That sounds like suicide.	Virgil: It does, doesn't it? If there were another way, I'd suggest it. Believe me.	B1a
629		Virgil: They're very good at what they do, and you're going to have to kill one.	Is that even possible?	Virgil: They're not invincible, so technically it's possible. Whether you're capable of it... I guess we'll find out.	X1a
630		Virgil: They're very good at what they do, and you're going to have to kill one.	Why do I have to kill one?	Virgil: Because you want to get into the Institute, remember? They're your ticket in.	Y1a
631		Virgil: You're going to have to hunt one down. I can tell you where to start, and give you some help finding one, but you'll have to do the dirty work.	Okay, let's get to work.	Virgil: Right.	A1a
632		Virgil: You're going to have to hunt one down. I can tell you where to start, and give you some help finding one, but you'll have to do the dirty work.	I don't see why you can't do this.	Virgil: Back in the Institute is the last place I want to be. Now listen up.	B1a
633		Virgil: You're going to have to hunt one down. I can tell you where to start, and give you some help finding one, but you'll have to do the dirty work.	Tell me what I need to know.	Virgil: All right.	X1a
634		Virgil: You're going to have to hunt one down. I can tell you where to start, and give you some help finding one, but you'll have to do the dirty work.	What do I need to do?	Virgil: Listen up.	Y1a
635	MQ204VirgilStartScene	Virgil: I'm not stupid, I knew they'd send him after me!	Take it easy. Kellogg's dead.		A1a
636		Virgil: I'm not stupid, I knew they'd send him after me!	You're gonna end up just as dead if you don't give me what I want.		B1a
637		Virgil: I'm not stupid, I knew they'd send him after me!	I'm just here to talk.	Virgil: That so? Then talk, fast.	X1a
638		Virgil: I'm not stupid, I knew they'd send him after me!	Are you Virgil?	Virgil: You know damn well I am. What're you doing here?	Y1a

MQ206[]

#	SCENE	DIALOGUE BEFORE	RESPONSE TEXT	DIALOGUE AFTER	ABXY
639	MQ206_001_DoctorAmari	NPCFDoctorAmari: You're back. The Glowing Sea. Virgil. What happened?	I found Virgil. He has a way inside the Institute, but I need a code from a Courser Chip.		A1a
640		NPCFDoctorAmari: You're back. The Glowing Sea. Virgil. What happened?	Long story, and I don't have time. I need the code off this Courser Chip.		B1a
641		NPCFDoctorAmari: You're back. The Glowing Sea. Virgil. What happened?	{Sarcastic} Oh you know, took a radiation bath, hung out with a big, green guy. Then I pulled this encoded chip out of a Courser's neck. He was not happy.		X1a
642		NPCFDoctorAmari: You're back. The Glowing Sea. Virgil. What happened?	Do you know anything about decoding Courser Chips?		Y1a
643		DoctorAmari: But our friends at the Railroad. They just might. Take it to them. See what they can find out.	{Friendly} Thanks, doctor. How do I find them?	DoctorAmari: I can't contact them directly. They usually come to me, when they have a synth that's escaped the Institute and wants new memories.	A1a
644		DoctorAmari: But our friends at the Railroad. They just might. Take it to them. See what they can find out.	{you're already in the Railroad / Friendly} Thanks, doctor. I know the way.	DoctorAmari: I can't contact them directly. They usually come to me, when they have a synth that's escaped the Institute and wants new memories.	A2a
645		DoctorAmari: But our friends at the Railroad. They just might. Take it to them. See what they can find out.	{Irritated} They can't be the only people who can crack a damn code.	DoctorAmari: A prewar computer chip, maybe you could find someone else, but the Institute is far more advanced. They built the Synths for god's sake.	B1a
646		DoctorAmari: But our friends at the Railroad. They just might. Take it to them. See what they can find out.	{cracking jokes / Amused} Next stop: the Railroad. Choo choo!	DoctorAmari: Uh... Yes... Anyway...	X1a
647		DoctorAmari: But our friends at the Railroad. They just might. Take it to them. See what they can find out.	{you've never heard of the Railroad / Puzzled} The Railroad?	DoctorAmari: They help synths escape the Institute. I don't know who they all are. Usually, an agent of theirs just shows up with someone who needs new memories.	Y1a
648		DoctorAmari: But our friends at the Railroad. They just might. Take it to them. See what they can find out.	{Question} The Railroad, huh? What's your take on them?	DoctorAmari: They help synths escape the Institute. I don't know who they all are. Usually, an agent of theirs just shows up with someone who needs new memories.	Y2a
649		Player Default: But I do have a code phrase. Some kind of clue if I ever needed to find them on my own. "Follow the Freedom Trail."	All right. I'll find them.	DoctorAmari: Good luck. I'm sorry what I have is so cryptic, but hopefully you can figure things out as you go.	A1a
650		Player Default: You'll need a code phrase to find them. "Follow the Freedom Trail." I'm afraid that's all I have.	{Irritated} That's all you have?	DoctorAmari: I'm afraid so. The Railroad is understandably paranoid. They're fighting the Institute, after all. You'll have to figure it out as you go.	B1a
651		Player Default: You need a code phrase in order to find them. "Follow the Freedom Trail." Good luck.	{Sarcastic} In my secret club, the code phrase is just two words. "Awesome" and "Me."	DoctorAmari: Yes... well... that's not going to help you here. But I'm sure someone with your... creativity will be able to figure it out.	X1a
652		Player Default: One of them gave me a code phrase. Said it would help me find them if there was ever an emergency. "Follow the Freedom Trail."	{Puzzled} Any idea what the code phrase means?	DoctorAmari: I'm not sure, but I remember there was a prewar landmark with a similar name. I'd start there.	Y1a
653	MQ206_002_Desdemona	Player Default: So why did you kill him?	I needed a Courser Chip. I need the code on it.		A1a
654		Player Default: Nosy keeps us and you alive. I'm all for one less Courser in the world but I need to know why you killed him.	{Irritated} That's my business. I just need the code off this Courser Chip.		B1a
655		Player Default: Hypothetically speaking, why would that agent take on a Courser single-handedly in the first place?	{Sarcastic} That chip in his neck just looked so shiny. I couldn't help it.		X1a
656		Player Default: And that stranger's you. I'm all for one less Courser in the world but why'd you do it?	Do you know anything about decoding a Courser Chip?		Y1a
657		NPCFDesdemona: I have a report here. It reads more like a comic book. Apparently, one hell of a fight took place at Greenetech Genetics.	Yeah, that was me. I took down a Courser.	Desdemona: That's what the report says. Hard to believe. I'm all for one less Courser in the world, but the conventional wisdom is that you run from them rather than engage them.	A1a
658		NPCFDesdemona: I have a report here. It reads more like a comic book. Apparently, one hell of a fight took place at Greenetech Genetics.	{Irritated} You people are damn nosy.	Desdemona: Nosy keeps us and you alive. I'm all for one less Courser in the world but I need to know why you killed him.	B1a
659		NPCFDesdemona: I have a report here. It reads more like a comic book. Apparently, one hell of a fight took place at Greenetech Genetics.	{lying} Don't know anything about that.	Desdemona: So someone who looks just like you took out a Courser.	X1a
660		NPCFDesdemona: I have a report here. It reads more like a comic book. Apparently, one hell of a fight took place at Greenetech Genetics.	{Question} Oh? What have you heard?	Desdemona: So some mysterious stranger took out of a Courser. Alone. Something I'm not even sure the Railroad's best agent could do.	Y1a
661	MQ206_004_DesInFaction	Desdemona: Hand over the chip. Let's see what's on it.	Here you go.	Desdemona: All right, Tom. Make it happen.	A1a
662		Desdemona: Hand over the chip. Let's see what's on it.	No, I'll hold onto it for now.	Desdemona: When you're ready, let us know. The information on that chip could save a lot of lives.	B1a
663		Desdemona: Hand over the chip. Let's see what's on it.	I'm not sure I want to do this now.	Desdemona: When you're ready, let us know. The information on that chip could save a lot of lives.	X1a
664		Desdemona: Hand over the chip. Let's see what's on it.	What can we get off the Courser Chip?	Desdemona: Those chips have more than just codes on them. Everything from how it's made to what it's made from tells us something about our enemy.	Y1a
665	MQ206_004_DesNotInFaction	NPCFDesdemona: Right. Some ground rules. Tom can get you the code, but once he's done we get the Courser Chip.	Fine. It's yours.	Desdemona: All right, Tom. Make it happen.	A1a
666		NPCFDesdemona: Right. Some ground rules. Tom can get you the code, but once he's done we get the Courser Chip.	{Stern} No way. That chip is mine.	Desdemona: Then we're done.	B1a
667		NPCFDesdemona: Right. Some ground rules. Tom can get you the code, but once he's done we get the Courser Chip.	{Puzzled} I don't know. I might need that chip later.	Desdemona: This isn't a negotiation. This is a demand.	X1a
668		NPCFDesdemona: Right. Some ground rules. Tom can get you the code, but once he's done we get the Courser Chip.	{Question} Why do you want the Courser Chip?	Desdemona: Institute tech is light years beyond what we have. And a Courser Chip is top of the line.	Y1a
669	MQ206_007_Virgil	Virgil: I want to be clear that this isn't my area of expertise. I was BioScience, not Engineering or Advanced Systems or anything.	I'm sure it'll work.	Virgil: For the record, I haven't made any promises.	A1a
670		Virgil: I want to be clear that this isn't my area of expertise. I was BioScience, not Engineering or Advanced Systems or anything.	I'm looking for results, not excuses.	Virgil: Yeah, yeah. I told you I did the best I could.	B1a
671		Virgil: I want to be clear that this isn't my area of expertise. I was BioScience, not Engineering or Advanced Systems or anything.	Your confidence is staggering.	Virgil: I'm just saying, I can't guarantee it'll work.	X1a
672		Virgil: I want to be clear that this isn't my area of expertise. I was BioScience, not Engineering or Advanced Systems or anything.	BioScience? Advanced Systems?	Virgil: Divisions within the Institute. Specialized groups working on various projects. It'll make sense later.	Y1a
673		NPCMVirgil: Wasn't sure I'd see you again. You managed to get what you need?	I have the code.	Virgil: Suppose I shouldn't be surprised.	A1a
674		NPCMVirgil: Wasn't sure I'd see you again. You managed to get what you need?	I told you I'd get it done, didn't I?	Virgil: Forgive me for questioning whether you might survive against a Courser. Still, suppose I should've expected it.	B1a
675		NPCMVirgil: Wasn't sure I'd see you again. You managed to get what you need?	{sarcastic} No, I just went out for a little stroll, thought I'd stop back and say hi.	Virgil: It's a good thing your survival and my humanity aren't at stake, otherwise I might be annoyed by your attitude.	X1a
676		NPCMVirgil: Wasn't sure I'd see you again. You managed to get what you need?	Do you have anything for me?	Virgil: I'll take that as a 'yes.' Can't say I'm too surprised.	Y1a
677		Virgil: How'd you manage to get it decoded?	The Railroad helped me.	Virgil: Oh god, those kooks?	A1a
678		Virgil: How'd you manage to get it decoded?	None of your damn business.	Virgil: Fine. Forget I asked. Doesn't matter anyway.	B1a
679		Virgil: How'd you manage to get it decoded?	I've made some friends in the Commonwealth.	Virgil: Better you than me. Face like this, I'm not going to make too many friends.	X1a
680		Virgil: How'd you manage to get it decoded?	Does it matter?	Virgil: No, you're right. It doesn't really. The point is that you got it.	Y1a
681		Virgil: Can you? I mean, can you build it? You have people that can help? This is a lot for one person, even you.	I've got it covered.	Virgil: Good, good. Because you've gotta make it in there. For both our sakes.	A1a
682		Virgil: Can you? I mean, can you build it? You have people that can help? This is a lot for one person, even you.	Have I given you reason to doubt me?	Virgil: No, but you realize how critical this is? For both of us?	B1a
683		Virgil: Can you? I mean, can you build it? You have people that can help? This is a lot for one person, even you.	I don't know.	Virgil: Find people to help if you need to, because this is it. It's the only way you're getting in, and you have to get in. For both of us.	X1a
684		Virgil: Can you? I mean, can you build it? You have people that can help? This is a lot for one person, even you.	This device, this will get me into the Institute?	Virgil: Yes, if built correctly. And please get it right. You have to make it in there, for both our sakes.	Y1a

MQ206BoS[]

#	SCENE	DIALOGUE BEFORE	RESPONSE TEXT	DIALOGUE AFTER	ABXY
685	MQ206BoS_001_NotInFaction	NPCMPaladinDanse: Stop right there, civilian. No unauthorized personal are permitted beyond this point.	{Confident} I was told you could help me. I need to build a Signal Interceptor to get into the Institute.	PaladinDanse: That's not going to happen.	A1a
686		NPCMPaladinDanse: Stop right there, civilian. No unauthorized personal are permitted beyond this point.	{Angry} Back off. I'm trying to share some information that could help us both out.	PaladinDanse: And I'm not willing to take the word of a stranger bearing gifts.	B1a
687		NPCMPaladinDanse: Stop right there, civilian. No unauthorized personal are permitted beyond this point.	{Confident} I have some information that might prove beneficial to both of us.	PaladinDanse: I highly doubt that.	X1a
688		NPCMPaladinDanse: Stop right there, civilian. No unauthorized personal are permitted beyond this point.	{Question} On whose authority?	PaladinDanse: By the authority of Elder Arthur Maxson, supreme commander of the Brotherhood of Steel.	Y1a
689		PaladinDanse: However, if you're here to sign up, I might have some work you could assist us with. Then we can discuss whatever you like.	{Friendly} Sure, I'll sign up.	PaladinDanse: Outstanding.	A1a
690		PaladinDanse: However, if you're here to sign up, I might have some work you could assist us with. Then we can discuss whatever you like.	{Irritated} Forget it, I'll take the information elsewhere.	PaladinDanse: Then, if there's nothing left to discuss, I suggest you leave our compound immediately.	B1a
691		PaladinDanse: However, if you're here to sign up, I might have some work you could assist us with. Then we can discuss whatever you like.	{punch "already" / Sarcastic} After helping you with those ferals, I'd say I'm already a part of the team.	PaladinDanse: Perhaps.	X1a
692		PaladinDanse: However, if you're here to sign up, I might have some work you could assist us with. Then we can discuss whatever you like.	{Question} What kind of work are we talking about?	PaladinDanse: Until I'm certain of your intentions, I'm not willing to discuss that right now.	Y1a
693		PaladinDanse: However, if you're here to sign up, I might have some work you could assist us with. Then we can discuss whatever you like.	{Irritated} Come on, give me a break. After all, I helped you with those ferals.	PaladinDanse: Until I'm certain of your intentions, I'm not willing to discuss that right now.	Y2a
694	MQ206BoS_001B_MaxsonCoverage		{Confident} Elder Maxson, I have a set of plans to build a Signal Interceptor to get me inside the Institute.	ElderMaxson: An intriguing proposal that I'll have to seriously consider.	A
695		ElderMaxson: In the meantime, I need you to follow my orders and remain patient.	{Understanding with some regret that you have to wait / Somber} I understand, Elder.	ElderMaxson: I know you're disappointed, but I need you to view this from my perspective.	A1a
696		ElderMaxson: In the meantime, I need you to follow my orders and remain patient.	{Surprised} This doesn't make sense. I thought you're eager to take the fight to the Institute.	ElderMaxson: I am, but I need you to view this from my perspective.	B1a
697		ElderMaxson: In the meantime, I need you to follow my orders and remain patient.	{impatient / Irritated} Why wait when we have a way inside right now?	ElderMaxson: I appreciate your enthusiasm, but I need you to view this from my perspective.	X1a
698		ElderMaxson: In the meantime, I need you to follow my orders and remain patient.	{Puzzled} But what about what you said during your speech? This could be a way to strike at the heart of the Institute.	ElderMaxson: I meant every word that I said, but I need you to view this from my perspective.	Y1a
699	MQ206BoS_002_InFaction	ElderMaxson: That's where we need your help.	{Confident} I have a way to infiltrate the Institute using a device called a Signal Interceptor.	ElderMaxson: So, it appears we share a common goal.	A1a
700		ElderMaxson: That's where we need your help.	{a bit cocky / SinisterSmile} Well, guess what. This is your lucky day. I have a way inside.	ElderMaxson: The method is useless without the means to make it work.	B1a
701		ElderMaxson: That's where we need your help.	{Neutral} I might have a way to get into the Institute.	ElderMaxson: I believe there's a bit more to the story than you're telling me, but based on your actions so far, I'm willing to take you at your word.	X1a
702		ElderMaxson: That's where we need your help.	{Question} Can you take a look at these schematics? A scientist named Virgil said they could get me inside the Institute.	ElderMaxson: I believe you'd be better served showing these plans to Proctor Ingram.	Y1a
703		ElderMaxson: Now, indulge me for a moment by satisfying my curiosity. Tell me why you're so eager to get into the Institute.	{Somber} I think they're the ones that kidnapped my son.	ElderMaxson: The Institute preys on the weak to further their own ends.	A1a
704		ElderMaxson: Now, indulge me for a moment by satisfying my curiosity. Tell me why you're so eager to get into the Institute.	{Somber} They killed my husband.	ElderMaxson: The Institute will stop at nothing to further their own ends.	B2a
705		ElderMaxson: Now, indulge me for a moment by satisfying my curiosity. Tell me why you're so eager to get into the Institute.	{Confident} I want to help the Brotherhood stop the Institute. It's the only way to ensure the safety of the Commonwealth.	ElderMaxson: Indeed. The technology the Institute has at their disposal is frightening at best.	X1a
706		ElderMaxson: Now, indulge me for a moment by satisfying my curiosity. Tell me why you're so eager to get into the Institute.	{Question} Aren't you the least bit curious what they have in there?	ElderMaxson: Don't allow the allure of their isolation to cloud your judgment.	Y1a
707	MQ206BoS_002_InFactionPostBriefing		{Confident} Elder Maxson, I have a set of plans to build a Signal Interceptor to get me inside the Institute.	ElderMaxson: Well done, Knight.	A
708	MQ206BoS_003_IngramIntro		{Confident} Elder Maxson said you'd help me build the Signal Interceptor.	ProctorIngram: So, it looks like you're calling the shots around here now, huh?	A
709			{returning to a conversation that got interrupted / Neutral} Proctor Ingram, about the Signal Interceptor...	ProctorIngram: It's difficult to make out all the details here, but I'm thinking you can get started by building a Stabilized Reflector Platform.	A
710		ProctorIngram: All right, I'll bite. What does your new miracle device do?	{Confident} The Institute uses teleportation to get in and out. This machine can hijack their signal and send me instead.	ProctorIngram: Teleportation?	A1a
711		ProctorIngram: All right, I'll bite. What does your new miracle device do?	{Irritated} You're supposed to be the expert. All I have are these plans.	ProctorIngram: All right, tough guy. Let me take a look.	B1a
712		ProctorIngram: All right, I'll bite. What does your new miracle device do?	{Confident} I'm not sure I can explain how it works, but a former Institute scientist gave me these plans.	ProctorIngram: Hmm. Let me see.	X1a
713		ProctorIngram: All right, I'll bite. What does your new miracle device do?	{Question} Did you know the Institute has a teleporter called the Molecular Relay? Take a look.	ProctorIngram: Molecular... what? No.	Y1a
714		ProctorIngram: And this little beauty allows you to literally hijack a return signal. Instead of grabbing the intended target, it grabs you instead. Impressive.	{Impressed} Well, you definitely know your stuff.	ProctorIngram: Damn right I do.	A1a
715		ProctorIngram: And this little beauty allows you to literally hijack a return signal. Instead of grabbing the intended target, it grabs you instead. Impressive.	{Irritated} How can you admire them? They're a bunch of murderers.	ProctorIngram: Woah, slow down there.	B1a
716		ProctorIngram: And this little beauty allows you to literally hijack a return signal. Instead of grabbing the intended target, it grabs you instead. Impressive.	{Irritated} Enough of the technical talk.	ProctorIngram: Chomping at the bit to get this thing built, huh? Me too.	X1a
717		ProctorIngram: And this little beauty allows you to literally hijack a return signal. Instead of grabbing the intended target, it grabs you instead. Impressive.	{Question} That all sounds impressive, but can you build it?	ProctorIngram: If I can keep that flying pile of junk in the air, I can work miracles.	Y1a
718		ProctorIngram: It's going to take a cargo hold full of high-grade metal, but I'm sure we have plenty of it right here at the airport.	{Friendly} I'm glad you could make sense of those plans.	ProctorIngram: I haven't made sense of all of it yet, but I will by the time you get the first part built.	A1a
719		ProctorIngram: It's going to take a cargo hold full of high-grade metal, but I'm sure we have plenty of it right here at the airport.	{Irritated} I don't see how this is ever going to work.	ProctorIngram: It might look like a bunch of children's doodles to you, but trust me, there's a method to this madness.	B1a
720		ProctorIngram: It's going to take a cargo hold full of high-grade metal, but I'm sure we have plenty of it right here at the airport.	{impatient / Irritated} Just tell me what we need so I can get started.	ProctorIngram: Sorry that I'm boring you.	X1a
721		ProctorIngram: It's going to take a cargo hold full of high-grade metal, but I'm sure we have plenty of it right here at the airport.	{Question} Can you give me a list of what I'll need to build this platform?	ProctorIngram: Of course.	Y1a
722	MQ206BoS_004_IngramPlatformDone	NPCFProctorIngram: Any luck building the platform yet?	{Confident} Yes, I'm ready to build the rest of it.	ProctorIngram: Good, let's move on then.	A1a
723		NPCFProctorIngram: Any luck building the platform yet?	{Confident} No, not yet.	ProctorIngram: According to Maxson, this is priority one... so quit fooling around and build it already.	B1a
724		NPCFProctorIngram: Any luck building the platform yet?	{Sarcastic} I glued a bunch of parts together and hoped for the best. Good enough?	ProctorIngram: Hey, you're the one that's going to be standing on the thing. If it blows up, it's going to hurt you a lot more than it'll hurt me.	X1a
725		NPCFProctorIngram: Any luck building the platform yet?	{Question} Did you figure out the rest of Virgil's schematics?	ProctorIngram: We'll know after we throw the switch.	Y1a
726		ProctorIngram: Now I know some of that might as well be in Greek, so I'll be around if you have any questions.	{Grateful} Looks good, Ingram. I'll get to work right away.	ProctorIngram: Hm. I wish I had your confidence.	A1a
727		ProctorIngram: Now I know some of that might as well be in Greek, so I'll be around if you have any questions.	{Concerned} Wow, that's quite a list. Might take me a while to find everything.	ProctorIngram: That's fine. It's going to take me a while to figure out how to make this crazy contraption work.	B1a
728		ProctorIngram: Now I know some of that might as well be in Greek, so I'll be around if you have any questions.	{Confident} I'm on it.	ProctorIngram: I hope so.	X1a
729		ProctorIngram: Now I know some of that might as well be in Greek, so I'll be around if you have any questions.	{Puzzled} Can you explain how this thing is actually going to work?	ProctorIngram: According to Virgil's notes, it takes four components to complete the Signal Interceptor.	Y1a
730	MQ206BoS_005_IngramParts	NPCFProctorIngram: Do you need any help with the Signal Interceptor?	{Thinking} Could use your help finding parts for the Beam Emitter.	ProctorIngram: I'd scout out pre-war military bases for military-grade circuit boards.	A1a
731		NPCFProctorIngram: Do you need any help with the Signal Interceptor?	{Confident} Not now.	ProctorIngram: You still have a lot more to do. Better get back to work.	B1a
732		NPCFProctorIngram: Do you need any help with the Signal Interceptor?	{Worried} Not sure how we're going to build this Relay Dish.	ProctorIngram: Try and locate old radar installations or radio transmitters. If you're lucky, a few of them might still have their dishes intact.	X1a
733		NPCFProctorIngram: Do you need any help with the Signal Interceptor?	{Question} How are we going to build a Control Console?	ProctorIngram: Old hospitals might have the equipment to translate your molecular information for transmission. Best lead I can think of right now.	Y1a
734	MQ206BoSTeleportStart	NPCFProctorIngram: I've checked and rechecked everything. I think the Signal Interceptor's ready to go... are you?	{Confident} Let's do this.	ProctorIngram: All right.	A1a
735		NPCFProctorIngram: I've checked and rechecked everything. I think the Signal Interceptor's ready to go... are you?	{Concerned} I'm not ready yet.	ProctorIngram: Fine, wouldn't kill me to crunch the numbers a few more times anyway.	B1a
736		NPCFProctorIngram: I've checked and rechecked everything. I think the Signal Interceptor's ready to go... are you?	{Neutral} I have some things to do first.	ProctorIngram: Yeah, I wouldn't be eager to jump onto this contraption either.	X1a
737		NPCFProctorIngram: I've checked and rechecked everything. I think the Signal Interceptor's ready to go... are you?	{Question} Shouldn't we test it first?	ProctorIngram: Not with a single frequency code.	Y1a

MQ206Min[]

#	SCENE	DIALOGUE BEFORE	RESPONSE TEXT	DIALOGUE AFTER	ABXY
738	MQ206Min_001_NotInFaction		I need your help with these schematics.	Preston: Oh yeah? What are they for?	A
739		Preston: Oh yeah? What are they for?	These are plans for building a Signal Interceptor to get inside the Institute.		A1a
740		Preston: Oh yeah? What are they for?	They get me inside the Institute.		B1a
741		Preston: Oh yeah? What are they for?	All you need to know is that it's for a machine that can get me inside the Institute.		X1a
742		Preston: Oh yeah? What are they for?	A scientist named Virgil said this machine could get me inside the Institute.		Y1a
743	MQ206Min_001FromMin01	Preston: The Institute? Why in the world would you want to mess around with them?	They kidnapped my baby.	Preston: Damn... that's some bad business, even for them.	A2a
744		Preston: The Institute? Why in the world would you want to mess around with them?	They killed my husband.	Preston: Oh. I'm sorry.	B2a
745		Preston: The Institute? Why in the world would you want to mess around with them?	I just need to know if you can help me.		X1a
746		Preston: The Institute? Why in the world would you want to mess around with them?	Can you help me or not?		Y1a
747	MQ206Min_002_InFaction	NPCMPrestonGarvey: What do you need, General?	I have plans here to build a Signal Interceptor that can get me inside the Institute.		A1a
748		NPCMPrestonGarvey: What do you need, General?	I need help. We need to build a device that can get me inside the Institute.		B1a
749		NPCMPrestonGarvey: What do you need, General?	All you need to know is there's a machine that can get me inside the Institute.		X1a
750		NPCMPrestonGarvey: What do you need, General?	Can you take a look at these schematics? A scientist named Virgil said they could get me inside the Institute.		Y1a
751	MQ206Min_003_PrestonIntroResolution	Preston: Now, assuming you could build this thing... what exactly does it do?	The Institute uses teleportation to get in and out. This machine can hijack their signal and send me instead.	Preston: Teleportation? For real? Wow. That would explain a lot about how the Institute manages to operate...	A1a
752		Preston: Now, assuming you could build this thing... what exactly does it do?	It gets me inside the Institute. That's all that matters.	Preston: Okay, General. If you think it will really work, then you should see if Sturges can make heads or tails of those plans.	B1a
753		Preston: Now, assuming you could build this thing... what exactly does it do?	I'm not sure I can explain how it works, but a former Institute scientist gave me these plans.	Preston: There can't be too many former Institute scientists running around loose. I guess he'd be likely to know what he's talking about.	X1a
754		Preston: Now, assuming you could build this thing... what exactly does it do?	Did you know the Institute has a teleporter? They call it the Molecular Relay.	Preston: Teleportation? For real? Wow. That would explain a lot about how the Institute manages to operate...	Y1a
755	MQ206MinSturgesIntro		{Question} Preston thought you might be able to figure out these plans for me.	Sturges: Sure thing. Let's see what you've got.	A
756		Sturges: Sure thing. Let's see what you've got.	{Friendly} Here you go.		A1a
757		Sturges: Sure thing. Let's see what you've got.	{Neutral} Not now.	Sturges: It's up to you, man.	B1a
758		Sturges: Sure thing. Let's see what you've got.	{Concerned} I need to know if you can build this.		X1a
759		Sturges: Sure thing. Let's see what you've got.	{Question} Do you think you can build this?		Y1a
760		Sturges: Teleportation? This is some pretty crazy shit. You sure it's for real?	{Confident} It's real. I got it from an ex-Institute scientist.	Sturges: Seriously? I didn't know you could be an ex-Institute anything and still be breathing.	A1a
761		Sturges: Teleportation? This is some pretty crazy shit. You sure it's for real?	{Irritated} I wouldn't be wasting your time if I didn't think it was real.	Sturges: Okay, okay. But you've got to admit, it isn't every day somebody asks me to build them a teleport hijacker.	B1a
762		Sturges: Teleportation? This is some pretty crazy shit. You sure it's for real?	{Sarcastic} Either it is, or we end up building one hell of a paper weight.	Sturges: Well... whoever wrote this does seem to know what they're talking about. Could be a genius or totally insane. Guess we'll find out.	X1a
763		Sturges: Teleportation? This is some pretty crazy shit. You sure it's for real?	{Question} I got this from someone who should know what he's talking about. Can you build it or not?	Sturges: Well... yeah, I think so.	Y1a
764		Sturges: It'll need some pretty high-grade metals, but it's basically not that different than the lining of a jet engine or something like that.	{Friendly} Good work, Sturges.	Sturges: Don't thank me yet. I think I got the gist of it, but it's going to take some time to work out the details of some of the hairier sections.	A1a
765		Sturges: It'll need some pretty high-grade metals, but it's basically not that different than the lining of a jet engine or something like that.	{Worried} I'm not feeling confident here, Sturges.	Sturges: Don't worry, we'll figure it out. No matter how crazy the theory, in the end it all comes down to engineering.	B1a
766		Sturges: It'll need some pretty high-grade metals, but it's basically not that different than the lining of a jet engine or something like that.	{Neutral} Just tell me what we need so I can get started.	Sturges: Yeah, sure.	X1a
767		Sturges: It'll need some pretty high-grade metals, but it's basically not that different than the lining of a jet engine or something like that.	{Question} Can you give me a list of what I'll need to build this platform?	Sturges: Yeah, sure.	Y1a
768	MQ206MinSturgesParts	NPCMSturges: You need any help with that Signal Interceptor?	{Question} Need to find parts for the Beam Emitter.	Sturges: We're going to need a military-grade circuit board. Check out prewar army bases.	A1a
769		NPCMSturges: You need any help with that Signal Interceptor?	{Confident} Not now.		B1a
770		NPCMSturges: You need any help with that Signal Interceptor?	{Question} Not sure how we're going to build this Relay Dish.	Sturges: We should be able to scavenge what we need from old communication equipment - radio stations, radar sites, that kind of thing.	X1a
771		NPCMSturges: You need any help with that Signal Interceptor?	{Question} How are we going to build the Control Console?	Sturges: We're going to need something to translate your molecular and biological information for the transmission... old hospitals seem like the best bet.	Y1a
772	MQ206MinSturgesPlatformBuilt	NPCMSturges: How's it going? Did you find a good spot to build your Signal Interceptor?	{Confident} Yeah. Ready to build the rest of it.	Sturges: Good. I think I've got a handle on this crazy contraption. At least as much as I can tell, until we actually try to build it.	A1a
773		NPCMSturges: How's it going? Did you find a good spot to build your Signal Interceptor?	{Neutral} No, not yet.	Sturges: Okay. I've got plenty to keep me busy here, don't worry.	B1a
774		NPCMSturges: How's it going? Did you find a good spot to build your Signal Interceptor?	{referring to the shape of the teleporter platform being big and round / Sarcastic} There's a giant metal pizza sitting on the ground now, so... Yeah...	Sturges: I was just asking. No need for the snide remarks.	X1a
775		NPCMSturges: How's it going? Did you find a good spot to build your Signal Interceptor?	{Question} Did you figure out the rest of Virgil's schematics?	Sturges: I think so. Best I can tell until we actually try to put it together.	Y1a
776		Sturges: I'll meet you over at the building site, and we'll see if we can actually make this thing work.	{Grateful} Thanks, Sturges. I'll get right on this.	Sturges: Good deal.	A1a
777		Sturges: I'll meet you over at the building site, and we'll see if we can actually make this thing work.	{Concerned} It may take me a while to gather these things.	Sturges: That's okay, I'll need time to figure out how to make everything work together.	B1a
778		Sturges: I'll meet you over at the building site, and we'll see if we can actually make this thing work.	{Neutral} I'd better get started.	Sturges: Okay.	X1a
779		Sturges: I'll meet you over at the building site, and we'll see if we can actually make this thing work.	{Puzzled} Can you explain how this thing is actually going to work?	Sturges: Let me break it down for you. There's... four main parts to this thing.	Y1a
780	MQ206MinTeleportStart	NPCMSturges: Everything looks good on my end. You ready to see if this thing actually works?	{Confident} Let's do this.	Sturges: You sure? ... okay. Your part is simple. Just step onto the platform.	A1a
781		NPCMSturges: Everything looks good on my end. You ready to see if this thing actually works?	{Neutral} I'm not ready yet.	Sturges: That's cool, I'll keep tuning this baby. Although we won't know if it's going to work until we actually try it.	B1a
782		NPCMSturges: Everything looks good on my end. You ready to see if this thing actually works?	{Neutral} I have some things to do first.	Sturges: That's cool, I'll keep tuning this baby. Although we won't know if it's going to work until we actually try it.	X1a
783		NPCMSturges: Everything looks good on my end. You ready to see if this thing actually works?	{Concerned} Shouldn't we test it first?	Sturges: I wish we could, be we've only got the one frequency code.	Y1a
784	-		I still need your help building the Signal Interceptor.
785			{Question} Can you take a look at these schematics? They're for a machine to get me inside the Institute.
786			I need to get inside the Institute. These are plans for the machine that can do it.

MQ206RR[]

#	SCENE	DIALOGUE BEFORE	RESPONSE TEXT	DIALOGUE AFTER	ABXY
787	MQ206RR_001_NotInFaction	NPCFDesdemona: Ah, the Courser Killer returns. What brings you back here?	I need to build a Signal Interceptor to get into the Institute.		A1a
788		NPCFDesdemona: Ah, the Courser Killer returns. What brings you back here?	Nothing. Nevermind.		B1a
789		NPCFDesdemona: Ah, the Courser Killer returns. What brings you back here?	All you need to know is there's a machine that can get me inside the Institute.		X1a
790		NPCFDesdemona: Ah, the Courser Killer returns. What brings you back here?	{Question} Can you take a look at these schematics? A scientist named Virgil said they could get me inside the Institute.		Y1a
791	MQ206RR_002_InFaction	Desdemona: So that's what the Courser Chip was all about. You needed that frequency I take it? Why? What does this machine do?	The Institute uses teleportation to get in and out. The Interceptor can hijack their signal and send me instead.	Desdemona: We've spent dozens of years and too many good agents' lives only to discover not a god damned thing. And now we have the answer thanks to you. Teleportation.	A1a
792		Desdemona: So that's what the Courser Chip was all about. You needed that frequency I take it? Why? What does this machine do?	I got a way in. The only thing that matters is if you're going to help me.	Desdemona: It seems we taught you the lesson about operational security too well. That's a smart call, agent. But you still need to show these plans to Tinker Tom so we know how we can help you.	B1a
793		Desdemona: So that's what the Courser Chip was all about. You needed that frequency I take it? Why? What does this machine do?	I'm not sure I can explain how it works, but a former Institute scientist gave me these plans.		X1a
794		Desdemona: So that's what the Courser Chip was all about. You needed that frequency I take it? Why? What does this machine do?	{Question} Did you know the Institute has a teleporter called the Molecular Relay?	Desdemona: We've spent dozens of years and too many good agents' lives only to discover not a god damned thing. And now we have the answer thanks to you. Teleportation.	Y1a
795		NPCFDesdemona: Glad to have you aboard. Before you joined us, you wanted my help with something. I'm listening.	I have plans here to build a Signal Interceptor that can get me into the Institute.		A1a
796		NPCFDesdemona: Glad to have you aboard. Before you joined us, you wanted my help with something. I'm listening.	Nothing. Nevermind.		B1a
797		NPCFDesdemona: Glad to have you aboard. Before you joined us, you wanted my help with something. I'm listening.	All you need to know is there's a machine that can get me inside the Institute.		X1a
798		NPCFDesdemona: Glad to have you aboard. Before you joined us, you wanted my help with something. I'm listening.	{Question} Can you take a look at these schematics? A scientist named Virgil said they could get me inside the Institute.		Y1a
799	MQ206RR_003_TinkerTomIntro	TinkerTom: By the time you finish that, I'll have the rest done.	{Friendly} Nice work, Tom. Glad you're on our side.	TinkerTom: Hey, tell that to Carrington, though.	A1a
800		TinkerTom: By the time you finish that, I'll have the rest done.	{Irritated} You'd better figure the rest out, Tom.	TinkerTom: I've done a whole lot more with a whole lot less, my friend.	B1a
801		TinkerTom: By the time you finish that, I'll have the rest done.	So the next step...		X1a
802		TinkerTom: By the time you finish that, I'll have the rest done.	{Question} What's it going to take to build it?		Y1a
803		TinkerTom: Just goes to show you, people have to listen to good ol' Tom. So hand over the plans and let's see what we got.	Here you go. Let's see what we need.		A1a
804		TinkerTom: Just goes to show you, people have to listen to good ol' Tom. So hand over the plans and let's see what we got.	Not now.	TinkerTom: All right, but Dez wants this done ASAP. If this can get us into the Institute, it'll be a real game changer.	B1a
805		TinkerTom: Just goes to show you, people have to listen to good ol' Tom. So hand over the plans and let's see what we got.	{Wry, grim humor / Sarcastic} Hopefully it'll be easier than assembling Shaun's crib.		X1a
806		TinkerTom: Just goes to show you, people have to listen to good ol' Tom. So hand over the plans and let's see what we got.	{Question} Do you think you can decipher them?	TinkerTom: I won't know until I get a look see.	Y1a
807		TinkerTom: And you can divert the signal using a heavily modified relay interception. Like a... pirate broadcast, you know? That's intense.	{Friendly} I knew you could figure it out, Tom.		A1a
808		TinkerTom: And you can divert the signal using a heavily modified relay interception. Like a... pirate broadcast, you know? That's intense.	{Irritated} Skip to the part where we build the thing, Tom.		B1a
809		TinkerTom: And you can divert the signal using a heavily modified relay interception. Like a... pirate broadcast, you know? That's intense.	A lot is riding on this, Tom.	TinkerTom: Yeah, yeah, all right, all right.	X1a
810		TinkerTom: And you can divert the signal using a heavily modified relay interception. Like a... pirate broadcast, you know? That's intense.	{Question} Can you build it, Tom?		Y1a
811	MQ206RR_004_TinkerTomPlatformBuilt	NPCMTinkerTom: You got the platform built yet? Tick tock, tick tock. I'm waiting for the good news.	I did it. The platform's constructed.	TinkerTom: And I filled in the blanks on the blueprints. We can actually build this crazy thing.	A1a
812		NPCMTinkerTom: You got the platform built yet? Tick tock, tick tock. I'm waiting for the good news.	No, still working on it.	TinkerTom: I hear you. Once you do, check back with me. I'll fill you in on what I noodled out.	B1a
813		NPCMTinkerTom: You got the platform built yet? Tick tock, tick tock. I'm waiting for the good news.	I'll get it to it later.	TinkerTom: No worries. Gives me more time to work the blueprints.	X1a
814		NPCMTinkerTom: You got the platform built yet? Tick tock, tick tock. I'm waiting for the good news.	{Question} You figure out the rest of the plans?	TinkerTom: Oh yeah, man. I squared away the science with the engineering. We should be in business. But I want to run the numbers again just to be sure.	Y1a
815		TinkerTom: You find those and we'll knock down the gates of Hell.	{Friendly} Thanks, Tom. I'll find them.	TinkerTom: I don't doubt it for a minute.	A1a
816		TinkerTom: You find those and we'll knock down the gates of Hell.	{Irritated} I don't have time for a scavenger hunt.	TinkerTom: There's only so far my miraculous ingenuity can go, my friend. I got needs.	B1a
817		TinkerTom: You find those and we'll knock down the gates of Hell.	I'll get started.	TinkerTom: Yeah, the sooner the better.	X1a
818		TinkerTom: You find those and we'll knock down the gates of Hell.	{Question} How's the interceptor actually work?	TinkerTom: Then let me impart some science to you. We got four main parts.	Y1a
819	MQ206RR_004a_TinkerTomParts	NPCMTinkerTom: Hey, man, need help with the Signal Interceptor? This thing is going to be huge. We'll finally learn about what the Institute's really up to, man.	Could use your help finding parts for the Beam Emitter.	TinkerTom: We need some high tech shit for that. A military-grade circuit board.	A1a
820		NPCMTinkerTom: Hey, man, need help with the Signal Interceptor? This thing is going to be huge. We'll finally learn about what the Institute's really up to, man.	Not now.		B1a
821		NPCMTinkerTom: Hey, man, need help with the Signal Interceptor? This thing is going to be huge. We'll finally learn about what the Institute's really up to, man.	Not sure how we're going to build this Relay Dish.	TinkerTom: That one's not bad. Old radio stations got those. You know, communication equipment.	X1a
822		NPCMTinkerTom: Hey, man, need help with the Signal Interceptor? This thing is going to be huge. We'll finally learn about what the Institute's really up to, man.	{Question} How are we going to build this Control Console?	TinkerTom: Every last one of your atoms and molecules needs to be categorized then translated into a pure digital feed.	Y1a
823	MQ206RR_006_InterceptorComplete	Desdemona: Can you do that? Can you be our agent on the inside?	{Confident / Confident} Bring it on.	Desdemona: You can do this, I believe in you.	A1a
824		Desdemona: Can you do that? Can you be our agent on the inside?	I'm no good at lying.	Desdemona: Do your best and hold out as long as you can. We can't ask for anything more.	B1a
825		Desdemona: Can you do that? Can you be our agent on the inside?	This whole thing makes me uncomfortable.	Desdemona: We don't have a lot of options.	X1a
826		Desdemona: Can you do that? Can you be our agent on the inside?	{Question} How do I infiltrate them?	Desdemona: You're going to have to sell them a lie. It's best to stick as close to the truth as possible.	Y1a
827		Desdemona: What I'm about to tell you is the most closely guarded secret the Railroad has. It's time you learn about Patriot.	{Friendly} I like the name. Sounds encouraging.		A1a
828		Desdemona: What I'm about to tell you is the most closely guarded secret the Railroad has. It's time you learn about Patriot.	{Annoyed} The focus should be on the Institute, not this Patriot.	Desdemona: Just listen for a moment. It's important.	B1a
829		Desdemona: What I'm about to tell you is the most closely guarded secret the Railroad has. It's time you learn about Patriot.	{Snarky / Sarcastic} Patriot? Seriously? Who chooses these code names, anyway?	Desdemona: Your sarcasm is noted.	X1a
830		Desdemona: What I'm about to tell you is the most closely guarded secret the Railroad has. It's time you learn about Patriot.	{Question} Patriot?		Y1a
831		Desdemona: If your plan works, and you're able to get inside the Institute, we need you to make contact.	{Solemn} Okay. I'll do my best.		A1a
832		Desdemona: If your plan works, and you're able to get inside the Institute, we need you to make contact.	{Defiant} I can't risk that. I need to find my son.	Desdemona: I'm confident you can find a way to do both. I leave it to your discretion.	B1a
833		Desdemona: If your plan works, and you're able to get inside the Institute, we need you to make contact.	{Thinking} That's not much to go on. I might not be able to find him.	Desdemona: You have to try.	X1a
834		Desdemona: If your plan works, and you're able to get inside the Institute, we need you to make contact.	{Question} How can I contact him if you know nothing about him?	Desdemona: Patriot devised a method to communicate with us one-way.	Y1a
835	zzOLD_MQ206RR_006_InterceptorComplete	Desdemona: Damn it. Fixer, you ready to do this? We can't lose this opportunity.	I'm ready as I'll ever be.	Desdemona: The moment of truth, then.	A1a
836		Desdemona: Damn it. Fixer, you ready to do this? We can't lose this opportunity.	No, I'm not.	Desdemona: Make your preparations, but make them quickly. Tom could lose the signal any minute now.	B1a
837		Desdemona: Damn it. Fixer, you ready to do this? We can't lose this opportunity.	I don't know...	Desdemona: Make your preparations, but make them quickly. Tom could lose the signal any minute now.	X1a
838		Desdemona: Damn it. Fixer, you ready to do this? We can't lose this opportunity.	{Question} Can't we do this later?	Desdemona: We have no idea when we'll pick up another signal. It may be a case of now or never. So, are you ready?	Y1a

MQ207[]

#	SCENE	DIALOGUE BEFORE	RESPONSE TEXT	DIALOGUE AFTER	ABXY
839	MQ207ChildShaunScene		{Puzzled} ...Shaun?	ShaunChild: Huh? Yes... I'm Shaun...	A
840		ShaunChild: Father... What's going on? What's happening?	{Apologetic} Shaun, daddy's gone... but I'm here. Mommy's here now.		A2a
841		ShaunChild: Father... What's going on? What's happening?	{Angry} Those bastards. They... They killed your father!		B2a
842		ShaunChild: Father... What's going on? What's happening?	{Concerned} We're leaving this place. Together. Okay Shaun?		X1a
843		ShaunChild: Father... What's going on? What's happening?	{Worried} Shaun, are you okay? You're not hurt, are you?		Y1a
844		ShaunChild: I don't know you! Go away! Father! Father, help me! There's someone here! Help me!	{desperate / Worried} Please, Shaun... I'm your mother... talk to me! Just open the door...		A2a
845		ShaunChild: I don't know you! Go away! Father! Father, help me! There's someone here! Help me!	{angry, emotional / Defiant} Damn it, Shaun! Open the door!		B1a
846		ShaunChild: I don't know you! Go away! Father! Father, help me! There's someone here! Help me!	{emotional, trying to soothe/calm / Worried} Shaun, please... calm down. I'll get you out of there.		X1a
847		ShaunChild: I don't know you! Go away! Father! Father, help me! There's someone here! Help me!	{emotional, confused / Disbelief} Who is Father? Where is he?		Y1a
848		ShaunChild: What's going on? Father? Father!	{Apologetic} Shhhh... It'll be okay, Shaun. Mommy's here now.	ShaunChild: I don't know you! Go away! Father! Father, help me! There's someone here! Help me!	A2a
849		ShaunChild: What's going on? Father? Father!	{Defiant} I'll kill them for this. All of them!	ShaunChild: I don't know you! Go away! Father! Father, help me! There's someone here! Help me!	B1a
850		ShaunChild: What's going on? Father? Father!	{Worried} Shaun, open the door...	ShaunChild: I don't know you! Go away! Father! Father, help me! There's someone here! Help me!	X1a
851		ShaunChild: What's going on? Father? Father!	{Worried} Shaun, honey, what do you want me to do?	ShaunChild: I don't know you! Go away! Father! Father, help me! There's someone here! Help me!	Y2a
852		ShaunChild: Huh? Yes... I'm Shaun...	{Surprised} Shaun? Oh my god, it's really you...	ShaunChild: Who... Who are you?	A1a
853		ShaunChild: Huh? Yes... I'm Shaun...	{Angry} God damn them. So many years stolen...	ShaunChild: Who... Who are you?	B1a
854		ShaunChild: Huh? Yes... I'm Shaun...	{Disbelief} Shaun, I've been looking for you for... so long.	ShaunChild: Who... Who are you?	X1a
855		ShaunChild: Huh? Yes... I'm Shaun...	{overcome with emotion, hope / Disbelief} Shaun... Is that really you?	ShaunChild: Who... Who are you?	Y1a
856		ShaunChild: Who... Who are you?	{Apologetic} Shaun, it's me. I'm... I'm your mom.	ShaunChild: Father... What's going on? What's happening?	A2a
857		ShaunChild: Who... Who are you?	{Angry} These bad people, they... they stole you from me.	ShaunChild: Father... What's going on? What's happening?	B1a
858		ShaunChild: Who... Who are you?	{Concerned} Come on, Shaun. We need to go.	ShaunChild: Father... What's going on? What's happening?	X1a
859		ShaunChild: Who... Who are you?	{Suspicious} Shaun, where is everyone?	ShaunChild: Father... What's going on? What's happening?	Y1a
860	MQ207NewShaunDontBelieveScene		I don't believe you.	Shaun: I wish there were something to say. I know this isn't what you wanted. But it's the only truth I can offer you.	A
861		Shaun: I've shown you my trust. Your weapons haven't been confiscated, and I stand unarmed before you. Please, let's just talk.	{resigned} All right... let's talk, then.		A1a
862		Shaun: I've shown you my trust. Your weapons haven't been confiscated, and I stand unarmed before you. Please, let's just talk.	I want out of this place. Now.		B1a
863		Shaun: I've shown you my trust. Your weapons haven't been confiscated, and I stand unarmed before you. Please, let's just talk.	We have nothing to talk about.		X1a
864		Shaun: I've shown you my trust. Your weapons haven't been confiscated, and I stand unarmed before you. Please, let's just talk.	If this is true... where do we start?		Y1a
865		Shaun: I wish there were something to say. I know this isn't what you wanted. But it's the only truth I can offer you.	It can't be true. It's all just... It's just too much.	Shaun: I'm so sorry. I wish that things were different.	A1a
866		Shaun: I wish there were something to say. I know this isn't what you wanted. But it's the only truth I can offer you.	You're lying. I know it.	Shaun: Why would I lie? What would I have to gain from it? I assure you, this is the truth.	B1a
867		Shaun: I wish there were something to say. I know this isn't what you wanted. But it's the only truth I can offer you.	You're my son? Then prove it. Now.	Shaun: I've already told you how I came to be here. I don't know what further proof I could offer that would convince you.	X1a
868		Shaun: I wish there were something to say. I know this isn't what you wanted. But it's the only truth I can offer you.	{tortured / Pleading} Why are you doing this to me? After everything I've been through...	Shaun: I don't mean any of this to hurt you. I'm just... I'm trying to help you. Help us.	Y1a
869	MQ207NewShaunExplanationScene	Shaun: Rather than cast me aside once they had what they needed, they raised me as one of their own. I've lived my entire life within the Institute.	It looks like they raised you well.	Shaun: It helped that I had a natural affinity for science, but yes.	A1a
870		Shaun: Rather than cast me aside once they had what they needed, they raised me as one of their own. I've lived my entire life within the Institute.	They had no right to take you! You were my son... our son...	Shaun: I'm not justifying what they did, just explaining.	B1a
871		Shaun: Rather than cast me aside once they had what they needed, they raised me as one of their own. I've lived my entire life within the Institute.	I...I woke up. I saw them take you. I couldn't stop them. I couldn't do anything...	Shaun: I'm sorry. I really am.	X1a
872		Shaun: Rather than cast me aside once they had what they needed, they raised me as one of their own. I've lived my entire life within the Institute.	Why would they pick you?	Shaun: Ours was a unique situation. Vault-Tec records were easily accessible to the Institute, and they were looking for as young a specimen as possible.	Y1a
873	MQ207NewShaunInstituteScene	Shaun: The Institute... It's important. It really is humanity's best hope for the future, no matter what those above ground might think of us.	It doesn't matter what they think. What matters is what you do.	Shaun: I'm glad we see it the same way.	A1a
874		Shaun: The Institute... It's important. It really is humanity's best hope for the future, no matter what those above ground might think of us.	They're scared of you, Shaun. Scared of the Institute.	Shaun: People are always frightened by what they don't understand.	B1a
875		Shaun: The Institute... It's important. It really is humanity's best hope for the future, no matter what those above ground might think of us.	They need your help, Shaun. It's rough up there, to say the least.	Shaun: Oh, we've tried that.	X1a
876		Shaun: The Institute... It's important. It really is humanity's best hope for the future, no matter what those above ground might think of us.	But... Director? Why you?	Shaun: I was the most qualified for the position, obviously.	Y1a
877	MQ207NewShaunKelloggScene	Shaun: It wasn't until I became Director that I learned of all the things he'd done... what kind of man he was.	After what I've seen, I pity the man. He was as much a victim as anything.	Shaun: After what he did to you? I'm shocked you would be so generous.	A1a
878		Shaun: It wasn't until I became Director that I learned of all the things he'd done... what kind of man he was.	He was a murderer. He killed your father.	Shaun: Believe me, I am well aware of the atrocities Kellogg committed. I suspect there are many more we'll never know of.	B2a
879		Shaun: It wasn't until I became Director that I learned of all the things he'd done... what kind of man he was.	Kellogg was... let's just say he was more complex than you might think.	Shaun: After what he's done... I'm surprised to hear you say that.	X1a
880		Shaun: It wasn't until I became Director that I learned of all the things he'd done... what kind of man he was.	{Angry} You knew the man was a psychopath, but you used him anyway?	Shaun: Would have preferred that I turned him loose on the Commonwealth? At least keeping him on a short leash kept the collateral damage to a minimum.	Y1a
881	MQ207NewShaunParentScene	Shaun: I've gone over the records of the incident, of course. It seems her death was an unfortunate bit of collateral damage.	{Sad} Shaun, he loved you... so much.	Shaun: I have no doubt. I'm afraid I have little experience with those emotions, having lived my life within the Institute.	A2a
882		Shaun: I've gone over the records of the incident, of course. It seems her death was an unfortunate bit of collateral damage.	{horrified / Disgust} Collateral damage? He was murdered!	Shaun: Killed, yes. Murdered? I'm not so sure about that. Still... I do regret never having known her.	B2a
883		Shaun: I've gone over the records of the incident, of course. It seems her death was an unfortunate bit of collateral damage.	You don't remember... you didn't see it the way I did. It was... brutal.	Shaun: Yes, I'm sure it was. Sadly the world has become a brutal, unforgiving place.	X1a
884		Shaun: I've gone over the records of the incident, of course. It seems her death was an unfortunate bit of collateral damage.	{Disbelief} Collateral Damage? Is that all it is to you?	Shaun: I forget that it's been such a short time for you.	Y1a
885	MQ207NewShaunQuestionsScene		So...	Shaun: I know there's more for us to discuss, but...	A
886		Shaun: ...and now, after all these years, you have an opportunity to help with that. Doesn't that intrigue you? Isn't that what you want?	Yes, that's what I want.	Shaun: I know you have been through so much. I'm pleased to see it has not impaired your judgment.	A1a
887		Shaun: ...and now, after all these years, you have an opportunity to help with that. Doesn't that intrigue you? Isn't that what you want?	I won't be a part of this. I can't.	Shaun: Why? Because of the reputation of the Institute?	B1a
888		Shaun: ...and now, after all these years, you have an opportunity to help with that. Doesn't that intrigue you? Isn't that what you want?	Maybe... I... I don't know. This is so much to take in.	Shaun: I know, and I am sorry. You have been through so much in such a short time.	X1a
889		Shaun: ...and now, after all these years, you have an opportunity to help with that. Doesn't that intrigue you? Isn't that what you want?	You want me to stay here, in the Institute?	Shaun: Yes, that is what I propose. Is it so hard to imagine?	Y1a
890		Shaun: I know there's more for us to discuss, but...	So you're in charge of the Institute?		A1a
891		Shaun: I know there's more for us to discuss, but...	I don't want to hear anymore right now.	Shaun: Very well.	B1a
892		Shaun: I know there's more for us to discuss, but...	I think I've heard enough for now.	Shaun: Very well.	B2a
893		Shaun: I know there's more for us to discuss, but...	Your father... He never got to see you grow up.		X2a
894		Shaun: I know there's more for us to discuss, but...	Kellogg... he worked for you?		Y1a
895	MQ207NewShaunReconsiderScene		Shaun... can we talk about this?	Shaun: Have you reconsidered your decision?	A
896		Shaun: Have you reconsidered your decision?	I've... changed my mind. I'll work with you.	Shaun: Well, that's good to hear. All right, then...	A1a
897		Shaun: Have you reconsidered your decision?	Forget it. Never mind.	Shaun: I see. Well, as I've said, you may see yourself out.	B1a
898		Shaun: Have you reconsidered your decision?	I'm sorry. I'm not interested.	Shaun: That's a shame. I had hoped for so much more.	X1a
899		Shaun: Have you reconsidered your decision?	Shaun, isn't there some other option, some other way we could work things out?	Shaun: You've seen the Commonwealth. You must have some idea of how this world works.	Y1a
900	MQ207NewShaunStartScene		What's going on here?	Shaun: Please try and keep an open mind. I recognize that you are emotional, and that your journey here has been fraught with challenges.	A
901		Shaun: Let's start anew. I am Father. Welcome to the Institute.	{emphasis on "real" / Stern} Give me Shaun. The real Shaun. Right now.	Shaun: I know, I know. You've gone to such lengths to find him.	A1a
902		Shaun: Let's start anew. I am Father. Welcome to the Institute.	{Angry} I could kill you. Right here, right now.	Shaun: Yes. Yes you could. And I would be powerless to stop you.	B1a
903		Shaun: Let's start anew. I am Father. Welcome to the Institute.	{shell-shocked / Disbelief} This is... insane. All of it.	Shaun: The degree of trauma you're experiencing right now is understandable... Please, just try to relax. I know this is all difficult to take in.	X1a
904		Shaun: Let's start anew. I am Father. Welcome to the Institute.	{confused, angry / Puzzled} Father? That's your name? Your title?	Shaun: "Father" is my unofficial title. It's what I've come to mean to the people of the Institute. Just as... As you mean to your son. To Shaun.	Y1a
905		Shaun: I am... your son.	{relieved, emotional / Relieved} It's really you... After all this time...	Shaun: Yes, it's true.	A1a
906		Shaun: I am... your son.	{angry, defiant / Angry} Bullshit.	Shaun: Is it? After all the things you've seen and experienced in the Commonwealth? Think about it...	B1a
907		Shaun: I am... your son.	{exasperated / Disbelief} Oh come on. That's crazy!	Shaun: I assure you, I am completely sane. And entirely honest.	X1a
908		Shaun: I am... your son.	{mind-blown / Disbelief} How... is that even possible?	Shaun: I know this is a lot to take in.	Y1a
909		Shaun: And here I am. Raised by the Institute, and now its leader.	{Somber} It... It wasn't right, what they did. Taking you from me like that.	Shaun: To you, that would certainly seem true. But to the Institute... It made all the sense in the world.	A1a
910		Shaun: And here I am. Raised by the Institute, and now its leader.	{angry / Angry} They stole you! Kidnapped you! It wasn't right!	Shaun: Right, wrong... irrelevant. It was necessary. The Institute believed humanity's future depended on it.	B1a
911		Shaun: And here I am. Raised by the Institute, and now its leader.	{Concerned} Hell of a story, but... I guess it does make sense.	Shaun: I'm glad you're willing to accept the truth. It's quite encouraging.	X1a
912		Shaun: And here I am. Raised by the Institute, and now its leader.	{heartbroken / Disbelief} But why? Why take a child? Why take you?	Shaun: Ah, now that's the question, isn't it? "Why me?"	Y1a
913		Shaun: I am their Father. Through Science, we are family. The synths, me... and you.	Shaun... It's really you...	Shaun: It really is.	A1a
914		Shaun: I am their Father. Through Science, we are family. The synths, me... and you.	I don't believe you. There's no way any of this is true.		B1a
915		Shaun: I am their Father. Through Science, we are family. The synths, me... and you.	Sixty years... so much time, wasted...	Shaun: I know.	X1a
916		Shaun: I am their Father. Through Science, we are family. The synths, me... and you.	And you... You've been down here the whole time?	Shaun: I have, yes.	Y1a
917		Player Default: I know, I know. You've gone to such lengths to find him.	{close to desperate, confused / Disbelief} Just... Help me understand what's going on here.	Shaun: I promised answers, and answers you shall have.	A1a
918		Player Default: Yes. Yes you could. And I would be powerless to stop you.	{threatening / Angry} I want answers, asshole. Now.	Shaun: Under the circumstances, I will forgive your... Vulgarity.	B1a
919		Player Default: The degree of trauma you're experiencing right now is understandable... Please, just try to relax. I know this is all difficult to take in.	{trying to keep it together / Disbelief} God, all we're missing are the teacups and the White Rabbit...	Shaun: Ah, levity. Excellent. A sure sign that you adapt quickly to stressful environments.	X1a
920		Player Default: "Father" is my unofficial title. It's what I've come to mean to the people of the Institute. Just as... As you mean to your son. To Shaun.	{Stern} I'll make this very simple. Where is my son?	Shaun: He's here, in the Institute. Closer than you think.	Y1a
921		Shaun: So they followed the best example thus far - the human being. Walking, talking, fully articulate... Capable of anything.	{Disgust} So the weird science experiments needed specimens. That's why they took you.	Shaun: In a manner of speaking, yes.	A1a
922		Shaun: So they followed the best example thus far - the human being. Walking, talking, fully articulate... Capable of anything.	{frustrated / Irritated} Yeah, you lost me. I don't see the point of any of this.	Shaun: You don't see the connection? Let me try to explain.	B1a
923		Shaun: So they followed the best example thus far - the human being. Walking, talking, fully articulate... Capable of anything.	{Somber} I think I see where this is going...	Shaun: Then perhaps you already understand why it was necessary for the Institute to acquire me.	X1a
924		Shaun: So they followed the best example thus far - the human being. Walking, talking, fully articulate... Capable of anything.	{Disbelief} Human synths? Really?	Shaun: Human-like synths. A great distinction.	Y1a
925	MQ207ShaunOnTheFence	Shaun: You've been in the Commonwealth. You've seen what it's like. I assure you that you are better off with us.	{Concerned} Things are pretty terrible up there.	Shaun: I've seen it myself. I know. That is why we are so committed to creating a better life for ourselves here.	A1a
926		Shaun: You've been in the Commonwealth. You've seen what it's like. I assure you that you are better off with us.	Your Institute has done some horrible things.	Shaun: Yes, well... the world is not what it used to be.	B1a
927		Shaun: You've been in the Commonwealth. You've seen what it's like. I assure you that you are better off with us.	{Worried} I don't know what to do.	Shaun: I realize that. It's why I'm trying to help you.	X1a
928		Shaun: You've been in the Commonwealth. You've seen what it's like. I assure you that you are better off with us.	{Pleading} How can you say that? How can you be so dismissive of all those people, everything they've done?	Shaun: Because it is the simple truth, and I believe you know it too.	Y1a
929		Shaun: Will you take that chance?	All right.	Shaun: Thank you.	A1a
930		Shaun: Will you take that chance?	I'm sorry. I can't do that.	Shaun: I'm sorry to hear that.	B1a
931		Shaun: Will you take that chance?	I just don't know...	Shaun: Just... give it time. Give the Institute a chance.	X1a
932		Shaun: Will you take that chance?	Are you sure you want this?	Shaun: Yes, I am. It would benefit us both to work together.	Y1a
933	MQ207ShaunSideWithInstitute	Shaun: There is much to be done. You'll need time to acclimate yourself, a chance to become acquainted with our procedures...	I'll do whatever it takes. It's worth it.	Shaun: I am glad to hear that.	A1a
934		Shaun: There is much to be done. You'll need time to acclimate yourself, a chance to become acquainted with our procedures...	I'm not here to take orders.	Shaun: I'm afraid things here are different from the lawless wastes above. A society cannot be maintained without order.	B1a
935		Shaun: There is much to be done. You'll need time to acclimate yourself, a chance to become acquainted with our procedures...	I don't know about all that.	Shaun: Don't worry. You'll see.	X1a
936		Shaun: There is much to be done. You'll need time to acclimate yourself, a chance to become acquainted with our procedures...	Is all that really necessary? What's there to learn?	Shaun: For now, it's enough that you understand that the Institute really is devoted to the betterment of humanity.	Y1a
937		Player Default: I am glad to hear that.	All right, I'll go along with it.	Shaun: Excellent.	A1a
938		Shaun: While you may be my father, I am Father to the Institute. It follows my lead, and thus for now, you must as well. Will you trust me?	I can't afford to trust anyone.	Shaun: I see. I am... disappointed.	B1a
939		Player Default: Don't worry. You'll see.	I just don't know...	Shaun: I'm afraid there can be no more time for indecision. Please, let me show you what we can accomplish together.	X1a
940		Player Default: For now, it's enough that you understand that the Institute really is devoted to the betterment of humanity.	Follow your lead? Why do you get to call the shots?	Shaun: Because my entire life has taken place within these walls. I have studied, I have trained, I have devoted my life to the Institute.	Y1a
941	MQ207Stage150SynthScene		{hesitant, concerned / Concerned} Shaun, about this synth...	Shaun: You mean the child? It's a fascinating project, really. There are issues to be solved, of course, but we've made remarkable progress.	A
942		Shaun: You mean the child? It's a fascinating project, really. There are issues to be solved, of course, but we've made remarkable progress.	{polite, slightly hesitant} He's definitely impressive.	Shaun: Yes, it's pushed our technology to the limit. We've gained some valuable insights in terms of both hardware and software.	A1a
943		Shaun: You mean the child? It's a fascinating project, really. There are issues to be solved, of course, but we've made remarkable progress.	{Disgust} You made a child synth... that looks like you. That's... it's... It's an abomination!	Shaun: It's a synth, not a human being. A simulacrum. Try to be more open-minded.	B1a
944		Shaun: You mean the child? It's a fascinating project, really. There are issues to be solved, of course, but we've made remarkable progress.	{unnerved, trying to be polite / Concerned} It seems like a strange choice, on more than one level.	Shaun: I can understand how it might seem that way. It was... it is, something new. New discoveries are always welcome.	X1a
945		Shaun: You mean the child? It's a fascinating project, really. There are issues to be solved, of course, but we've made remarkable progress.	Why build it to look like you?	Shaun: We'd advanced the technology behind synths to a point where this struck me as an interesting variation.	Y1a
946		Shaun: Do you think you could love him? Like you would a real boy?	I don't need a synth. I found the real Shaun.	Shaun: Yes, but... not the Shaun you were looking for. In some ways, the synth is far closer to what you expected.	A1a
947		Shaun: Do you think you could love him? Like you would a real boy?	{disgusted but holding back / Disgust} It's not you. It's not even human. I could never love that.	Shaun: No, perhaps not. But in many ways, he matches what you've been searching for all this time.	B1a
948		Shaun: Do you think you could love him? Like you would a real boy?	{emotionally exhausted / Disbelief} This is all... it's too much. I just don't know anymore.	Shaun: I understand. You've been through quite a lot.	X1a
949		Shaun: Do you think you could love him? Like you would a real boy?	{surprised, unsettled / Surprised} Seriously? You really believe a human could love a synth?	Shaun: That's... a difficult question. I suppose it depends on how closely we've managed to mimic human behavior and emotions.	Y1a
950	-		{hopeful, unsure} ...Shaun?		A

MQ302[]

#	SCENE	DIALOGUE BEFORE	RESPONSE TEXT	DIALOGUE AFTER	ABXY
951	MQ302ShaunScene	Player Default: This isn't some fairy tale, father. There's no saving me. I'm dying, and you're going to destroy everything I've ever loved.	I can at least end your suffering.	ShaunOld: That would be a kindness.	A1a
952		Player Default: My own father...	You think you're in pain now? I can make you bleed. Make you beg me for death.	ShaunOld: You wouldn't... Please, no. I'll do whatever you want.	B1a
953		Player Default: Tell me, why would I ever consider that?	If you help me, we can minimize casualties on both sides.	ShaunOld: Very well.	X1a
954		Player Default: In truth, no. I'm dying anyway. So... do what you will.	You agree to help me, and I'll save as many of your people as I can.	ShaunOld: If I have your word that you'll protect them...	Y1a
955		ShaunOld: I don't suppose you're here because you've changed your mind.	I'm sorry it's come to this, Shaun.	ShaunOld: You're sorry? You can't be that sorry, if you're here going through with it.	A1a
956		ShaunOld: I don't suppose you're here because you've changed your mind.	I'm here to blow up your reactor, Shaun. Put an end to the Institute.	ShaunOld: Well at least there's no need for guessing games now.	B1a
957		ShaunOld: I don't suppose you're here because you've changed your mind.	There's no going back, Shaun. The Institute has to be stopped.	ShaunOld: And you've decided this for yourself? Or has it been fed to you by the corrupt societies above ground?	X1a
958		ShaunOld: I don't suppose you're here because you've changed your mind.	What's happened to you? Are you sick?	ShaunOld: Don't pretend to care now. You had your chance to help me, and cast me aside instead.	Y1a
959		ShaunOld: I don't suppose you're here because you've changed your mind.	You've gotten worse?	ShaunOld: Don't pretend to care now. You had your chance to help me, and cast me aside instead.	Y2a
960		ShaunOld: Tell me, then. Under what righteous pretense have you justified this atrocity?	It's for the greater good. The Commonwealth deserves to determine its own fate.	ShaunOld: Spare me. You've spent time up there. You know as well as I that it's doomed.	A1a
961		ShaunOld: Tell me, then. Under what righteous pretense have you justified this atrocity?	I just want to watch this place burn.	ShaunOld: It's hard to believe I'm related to you.	B1a
962		ShaunOld: Tell me, then. Under what righteous pretense have you justified this atrocity?	There's no other way. The Institute can't be trusted.	ShaunOld: But the Brotherhood of Steel... They can?	X1a
963		ShaunOld: Tell me, then. Under what righteous pretense have you justified this atrocity?	Seriously? All the enemies you've created, you can't imagine why I'd be standing here?	ShaunOld: Perhaps I didn't think to count you among them.	Y1a
964		ShaunOld: The only question left, then, is what you intend to do with me. Kill me now, or let the explosion vaporize me along with the rest of my Institute?	I don't want to kill you. I want to save you.	ShaunOld: This isn't some fairy tale, father. There's no saving me. I'm dying, and you're going to destroy everything I've ever loved.	A1a
965		ShaunOld: The only question left, then, is what you intend to do with me. Kill me now, or let the explosion vaporize me along with the rest of my Institute?	Oh, I'm going to kill you now. If nothing else, I'll make sure you don't survive.	ShaunOld: My own father...	B1a
966		ShaunOld: The only question left, then, is what you intend to do with me. Kill me now, or let the explosion vaporize me along with the rest of my Institute?	It depends on whether you're willing to help me.	ShaunOld: Tell me, why would I ever consider that?	X1a
967		ShaunOld: The only question left, then, is what you intend to do with me. Kill me now, or let the explosion vaporize me along with the rest of my Institute?	Isn't there some other way?	ShaunOld: In truth, no. I'm dying anyway. So... do what you will.	Y1a
968		Player Default: Shaun, I... I hoped there was something more I could do. I wanted to save you.	Help me, and I promise I'll protect any survivors to the best of my ability.	ShaunOld: Very well.	A1a
969		Player Default: Get out of here.	{sinister, threatening / SinisterSmile} Institute personnel won't last long above ground. Especially if I'm hunting them down. Give me a reason not to.	ShaunOld: Very well.	B1a
970		Player Default: If that's what you'll tell yourself so you can sleep at night, so be it. Now go. Leave me.	You know what? Forget it. I don't need you.	ShaunOld: Yes, you tell yourself that. Now go. Leave me.	X1a
971		Player Default: Why would I ever consider helping you?	Help me, and we can try and minimize the casualties in all this. You want your people to survive, don't you?	ShaunOld: Very well.	Y1a
972		Player Default: That would be a kindness.	Shaun, I... I hoped there was something more I could do. I wanted to save you.	ShaunOld: This isn't some fairy tale, father. There's no saving me. I'm dying, and you're going to destroy everything I've ever loved.	A1a
973		Player Default: You wouldn't... Please, no. I'll do whatever you want.	I wanted to see you one last time before your whole empire comes crashing down around you.	ShaunOld: Get out of here.	B1a
974		Player Default: Very well.	I didn't want it to end like this, Shaun. I'm not a monster.	ShaunOld: If that's what you'll tell yourself so you can sleep at night, so be it. Now go. Leave me.	X1a
975		Player Default: If I have your word that you'll protect them...	Shaun, if you help me, fewer people will die. Will you?	ShaunOld: Why would I ever consider helping you?	Y1a
976	MQ302ShaunScene02	ShaunOld: There's nothing more to say.	{Apologetic} Shaun, I'm sorry that it's come to this.	ShaunOld: It's too late to be sorry.	A1a
977		ShaunOld: There's nothing more to say.	{Angry} I'll see you in hell.	ShaunOld: Along with the rest of the Commonwealth. You've seen to that.	B1a
978		ShaunOld: There's nothing more to say.	I wish there were some other way...	ShaunOld: You've made that impossible. The Commonwealth can have only one fate now.	X1a
979		ShaunOld: There's nothing more to say.	Are you in any pain?	ShaunOld: Yes, of course. But that will end soon enough, won't it? All thanks to you...	Y1a
980	MQ302SynthShaunDadBranch		{Reassuring, compassionate} Right, of course. I'm your mother.	ShaunChild: Good. For a second, I thought you forgot who I was.	A2a
981			{Direct, blunt, a little annoyed... no compassion} I'm not your mother. Whoever told you that was lying.	ShaunChild: But you are! Nobody told me, I just know it!	B2a
982			{Rhetorical sarcasm} Oh, this is just what I need right now...	ShaunChild: I'm not a baby! I'm old enough to take care of myself.	X1a
983			{A mix of annoyed and concerned. Who's been telling these lies?} Who told you that I was your mother?	ShaunChild: What do you mean? Nobody told me, you just are.	Y2a
984		Player Default: Right, of course. I'm your father.	{Emotionally charged, a tender moment} Of course I still love you, Shaun. I always will.	ShaunChild: Then don't leave me here to die! Take me with you, please!	A1a
985		Player Default: Why would you say you're not? Don't you love me anymore?	{Angry, resentful, feeling hurt (emotionally, not physically)} I could never love you, because you're not really Shaun. You're just an imitation.	ShaunChild: You're lying!	B1a
986		Player Default: Oh, this is just what I need right now...	{Conflicted, hurt, struggling with loss} I loved my son... my real son. You're not him. It's not fair to ask me that.	ShaunChild: What do you mean I'm not your son?!	X1a
987		Player Default: Who told you that I was your father?	{Angry, conflicted, in pain.} You're not my son! You're a synth... A robot. Why would I love you?	ShaunChild: What do you mean I'm not your son?!	Y1a
988	MQ302SynthShaunScene		Hey, kid.	Player Default: All right, you can come with me.	A
989		NPCMShaun10: Please, dad... Don't leave me here! I want to go with you!	{An act of kindness/mercy} All right, you can come with me.	ShaunChild: Really? Do you mean it?	A1a
990		NPCMShaun10: Please, dad... Don't leave me here! I want to go with you!	{Dismissive, annoyed} You're not going anywhere with me. You're not my son.	ShaunChild: But you can't just leave me here! I don't want to die!	B1a
991		NPCMShaun10: Please, dad... Don't leave me here! I want to go with you!	{Hesitant, doubtful} I'm not sure that's such a good idea.	ShaunChild: I promise I won't be too much trouble. I'll stay out of your way and you won't even have to take care of me.	X1a
992		NPCMShaun10: Please, dad... Don't leave me here! I want to go with you!	{Surprised, confused} Why did you call me "mom"?	ShaunChild: What? You're my father! Why else would I call you that?	Y2a
993		Player Default: Really? Do you mean it?	{Hurried, urgent} Yes, I mean it. Now let's get out of here.	ShaunChild: I'm glad you were here to save me.	A1a
994		Player Default: You're not going anywhere with me. You're not my son.	{Cold, indifferent} On second thought, no. I don't need the baggage. Sorry, kid.	ShaunChild: You're just going to leave me here... I can't believe it. I hate you!	B1a
995		Player Default: I'm not sure that's such a good idea.	{Hurried, impatient} Look kid, I'm leaving. If you want to come along, then follow me.	ShaunChild: Okay, I'm ready! Let's go!	X1a
996		Player Default: Why did you call me "dad"?	{Surprised that someone doubts you} What, you don't believe me?	ShaunChild: No, no... I totally do!	Y1a
997		Player Default: I'm glad you were here to save me.	{Yielding, a little annoyed, but compassionate} All right, you can come with me. But you'd better not make me regret this.	ShaunChild: I'm glad you were here to save me.	A1a
998		Player Default: You're just going to leave me here... I can't believe it. I hate you!	{angry, firm} You're not Shaun. You're a robot, made to think you're real.	ShaunChild: You're just going to leave me here... I can't believe it. I hate you!	B1a
999		Player Default: Okay, I'm ready! Let's go!	{Dismissive, cold-hearted} That's not happening. No way.	ShaunChild: You're just going to leave me here... I can't believe it. I hate you!	X1a
1000		Player Default: What I mean is, thanks. Now let's get out of here!	{Skeptical, unconvinced, a bit harsh} Why should I? It's hard enough just taking care of myself up there.	ShaunChild: I promise I won't get in your way, and I can take care of myself.	Y1a

MQ302BoS[]

#	SCENE	DIALOGUE BEFORE	RESPONSE TEXT	DIALOGUE AFTER	ABXY
1001	MQ302BoS_Ingram_RelayOut		All right, Ingram. Fire it up.	Ingram: Wait a second... you haven't even talked to the kid. You're not just going to leave him here are you?	A
1002		Ingram: You're clear to go, then. Ready?	Absolutely. Let's get out of here.	Ingram: You got it, Paladin.	A1a
1003		Ingram: You're clear to go, then. Ready?	No, not yet.	Ingram: Yeah? Well, I hope you're not forgetting that one button press turns this place into a crater.	B1a
1004		Ingram: You're clear to go, then. Ready?	Not just yet. I need a minute.	Ingram: All right, but don't take too long. Maxson's itching to turn this place into dust.	X1a
1005		Ingram: You're clear to go, then. Ready?	{hesitant, concerned but half-joking} The Relay works? It's not going to vaporize me or something, is it?	Ingram: Don't worry, I've got this thing all figured out. Now, are you ready to get out of here or not?	Y1a
1006		Ingram: Wait a second... you haven't even talked to the kid. You're not just going to leave him here are you?	{Apologetic} He's a synth, Ingram. He's not really my son.	Ingram: Are you kidding me? The Institute made synths that look like children?	A1a
1007		Ingram: Wait a second... you haven't even talked to the kid. You're not just going to leave him here are you?	{Angry} It's none of your damned business Ingram. Now get us out of here.	Ingram: Fine. Whatever you say... sir.	B1a
1008		Ingram: Wait a second... you haven't even talked to the kid. You're not just going to leave him here are you?	{Stern} We don't have time for this, Proctor. Get us out of here.	Ingram: But... I...	X1a
1009		Ingram: Wait a second... you haven't even talked to the kid. You're not just going to leave him here are you?	{Defiant} Is there a problem, Proctor?	Ingram: A problem? Hell yes I have a problem!	Y1a
1010	MQ302BoS_Maxson_Final	Maxson: It's time we close this chapter on the Commonwealth, and begin one anew.	{Confident} Then let's get to it.	Maxson: I'm pleased that you're anxious to continue your service for the Brotherhood.	A1a
1011		Maxson: It's time we close this chapter on the Commonwealth, and begin one anew.	{Irritated} I think we've done enough for the Commonwealth.	Maxson: On the contrary, this victory was but the beginning.	B1a
1012		Maxson: It's time we close this chapter on the Commonwealth, and begin one anew.	{Sarcastic} I think we've done enough damage already.	Maxson: This victory was but the beginning.	X1a
1013		Maxson: It's time we close this chapter on the Commonwealth, and begin one anew.	{Question} What do you mean, Elder?	Maxson: It means we still have a long road ahead if we're to ensure the safety of the Commonwealth and her people.	Y1a
1014		NPCMElderMaxson: You've done an exemplary job here, Paladin. Without your unwavering loyalty to our cause, this victory would never have been possible.	{Confident} I did it for the people of the Commonwealth.	Maxson: You truly have become one of us, brother.	A1a
1015		NPCMElderMaxson: You've done an exemplary job here, Paladin. Without your unwavering loyalty to our cause, this victory would never have been possible.	{Irritated} I didn't do this for the Brotherhood, I did this for myself.	Maxson: Whether you were seeking vengeance or serving the Brotherhood, the end result is the same.	B1a
1016		NPCMElderMaxson: You've done an exemplary job here, Paladin. Without your unwavering loyalty to our cause, this victory would never have been possible.	{sarcastic joke / Amused} What, no cash prize?	Maxson: Your reward rests in the hearts and the minds of the people you've saved.	X1a
1017		NPCMElderMaxson: You've done an exemplary job here, Paladin. Without your unwavering loyalty to our cause, this victory would never have been possible.	{Relieved} So, we've won?	Maxson: Absolutely, brother.	Y1a
1018	MQ302BoS_Maxson_PlantCharge	Maxson: Quickly. Plant the charge so we can be rid of this place once and for all.	My pleasure, Elder.	Maxson: You'll be remembered for this moment, Paladin.	A1a
1019		Maxson: Quickly. Plant the charge so we can be rid of this place once and for all.	Hold on...	Maxson: We're running short on time, Paladin.	B1a
1020		Maxson: Quickly. Plant the charge so we can be rid of this place once and for all.	I'm on it.	Maxson: Excellent.	X1a
1021		Maxson: Quickly. Plant the charge so we can be rid of this place once and for all.	Are you certain this is the only way to end this?	Maxson: I've never been more certain about anything in my life.	Y1a

MQ302Min[]

#	SCENE	DIALOGUE BEFORE	RESPONSE TEXT	DIALOGUE AFTER	ABXY
1022	MQ302Min_Preston_Arrival	Preston: They could've just held out down here forever. Why'd they need to come mess with us?	{Disgust} They think they're better than us.	Preston: They should have read their history. That hasn't ever turned out well.	A1a
1023		Preston: They could've just held out down here forever. Why'd they need to come mess with us?	{Angry} I don't care why they did it. They're going to pay.	Preston: You're damn right they are.	B1a
1024		Preston: They could've just held out down here forever. Why'd they need to come mess with us?	{Stern} It doesn't matter now. Let's do what we came to do.	Preston: You're right.	X1a
1025		Preston: They could've just held out down here forever. Why'd they need to come mess with us?	{Question} You're not having second thoughts, are you?	Preston: No, it's too late for that. They've shown that there's no way for us to coexist peacefully. If it's them or us - I choose us.	Y1a
1026	MQ302Min_Preston_Stage100		{Happy} I talked to Sturges. Sounds like we can finally go after the Institute.	Preston: That's right. I figure you can use that tunnel he found to get in and secure their teleporter, then use it to bring in the rest of our troops.	A
1027		NPCMPrestonGarvey: Good news, General. Sturges found a way into the Institute. We can launch an attack whenever you say the word.	{Confident} Good. I'll get the details from Sturges while you get the Minutemen ready to attack.	Preston: Yes, sir.	A1a
1028		NPCMPrestonGarvey: Good news, General. Sturges found a way into the Institute. We can launch an attack whenever you say the word.	It took him long enough.	Preston: Yeah, well, at least he found something. I was afraid it was going to turn out to be a dead end.	B1a
1029		NPCMPrestonGarvey: Good news, General. Sturges found a way into the Institute. We can launch an attack whenever you say the word.	It's hard to believe they left another way in.	Preston: Even the Institute can't live entirely cut off from the rest of the world.	X1a
1030		NPCMPrestonGarvey: Good news, General. Sturges found a way into the Institute. We can launch an attack whenever you say the word.	What's this secret way in?		Y1a
1031		Preston: We fight our way to their reactor, fix it to blow, and get the hell out of there.	{Confident} Sounds good. Get the troops ready for the attack.	Preston: We'll be standing by for you to teleport us into the Institute.	A1a
1032		Preston: We fight our way to their reactor, fix it to blow, and get the hell out of there.	{Confident} Sounds good. I'll get the details from Sturges.	Preston: We'll be standing by for you to teleport us into the Institute.	A2a
1033		Preston: We fight our way to their reactor, fix it to blow, and get the hell out of there.	{Worried} I don't like having to rely on their teleporter.	Preston: I don't either, but that tunnel Sturges found isn't going to work to bring in a whole assault force. The entrance is underwater.	B1a
1034		Preston: We fight our way to their reactor, fix it to blow, and get the hell out of there.	{Angry} Let's get on with it. It's past time the Institute got what it deserved.	Preston: You got it, General. We'll be standing by to teleport into the Institute on your signal.	X1a
1035		Preston: We fight our way to their reactor, fix it to blow, and get the hell out of there.	{Worried} Do we have enough troops for the assault?	Preston: Yes, I think we do, now. Enough to fight our way to the reactor, which is all we need.	Y1a
1036	MQ302Min_Sturges_Final	Sturges: I made a few custom modifications to it that I think you might like. Here, take it for a test drive.	{Grateful} Thanks, Sturges. I'll give it a try.	Sturges: Hey, I've got to do something to keep busy while you're out saving the world.	A1a
1037		Sturges: I made a few custom modifications to it that I think you might like. Here, take it for a test drive.	{Irritated} I could have used this before we had to fight the entire Institute.	Sturges: Well, sorry, boss, I was a bit busy decrypting the Institute's data and getting ready to blow up a fusion reactor I'd never seen.	B1a
1038		Sturges: I made a few custom modifications to it that I think you might like. Here, take it for a test drive.	{Sarcastic} Maybe you can trick out my hot rod next.	Sturges: Oh, man, I wish. I was born a couple of centuries too late, I guess.	X1a
1039		Sturges: I made a few custom modifications to it that I think you might like. Here, take it for a test drive.	{Friendly} When did you cook this up?	Sturges: Oh, I've been messing with it for quite a while. Nothing was really working until suddenly, it just did. You know how that goes.	Y1a
1040	MQ302Min_Sturges_RelayOut		{Confident} All right Sturges, fire it up.	Sturges: But... You didn't even talk to the kid. You're not going to leave him here, are you?	A
1041		Sturges: Relay's ready whenever you are, boss. Shall we?	{Confident} Absolutely. Let's get the hell out of here.	Sturges: You got it!	A1a
1042		Sturges: Relay's ready whenever you are, boss. Shall we?	{Neutral} No, not yet.	Sturges: Okay, but... I don't think we ought to hang around here any longer than we have to.	B1a
1043		Sturges: Relay's ready whenever you are, boss. Shall we?	{Concerned} Just... give me a minute.	Sturges: Okay, but we don't have too many minutes to spare here.	X1a
1044		Sturges: Relay's ready whenever you are, boss. Shall we?	{hesitant, half-joking / Concerned} You sure you know what you're doing here? This thing won't vaporize me, right?	Sturges: Oh, come on... Have I ever let you down? You've got my word that it's all set up proper. Now are we going, or are we gonna stand here and jaw more?	Y1a
1045		Sturges: But... You didn't even talk to the kid. You're not going to leave him here, are you?	{Stern} He's not my son. He's a synth.	Sturges: Man, that's crazy. Ain't no limit to how low they'll sink!	A1a
1046		Sturges: But... You didn't even talk to the kid. You're not going to leave him here, are you?	{Angry} It's none of your goddamn business, Sturges. Activate the relay.	Sturges: All right, all right... but you're one mean customer, you know that?	B1a
1047		Sturges: But... You didn't even talk to the kid. You're not going to leave him here, are you?	{Stern} There's no time to argue about this. Activate the relay.	Sturges: Okay, okay... man this is messed up...	X1a
1048		Sturges: But... You didn't even talk to the kid. You're not going to leave him here, are you?	{Stern} Is there a problem, Sturges?	Sturges: No, I just... man, forget it. We gotta get out of here.	Y1a
1049	MQ302Min_Sturges_Stage200		Preston tells me you found a way into the Institute.	Sturges: That's right. I was hoping I'd find something worthwhile after all the time I spent cracking the encryption. And I did.	A
1050		NPCMSturges: Hey, boss. I've been hoping you'd stop by. I found you a way in to the Institute.	{Happy} That's great news.	Sturges: I was hoping there'd be something worth all the time I spent cracking their encryption. Turns out there was.	A1a
1051		NPCMSturges: Hey, boss. I've been hoping you'd stop by. I found you a way in to the Institute.	{Irritated} Took you long enough.	Sturges: Yeah, well, this computer stuff isn't really my forte. But I did finally crack the encryption, and there was gold in there after all.	B1a
1052		NPCMSturges: Hey, boss. I've been hoping you'd stop by. I found you a way in to the Institute.	{Disbelief} It's hard to believe the Institute would leave another way in.	Sturges: Yeah, well, it seems the Institute isn't quite as self-contained as they'd like everyone to believe.	X1a
1053		NPCMSturges: Hey, boss. I've been hoping you'd stop by. I found you a way in to the Institute.	{Surprised} What was on the holotape?	Sturges: One of things in the data you stole was a plan of the whole Institute complex - including the older sections that used to be part of C.I.T.	Y1a
1054		Sturges: But there isn't any other way in that I can find, so it's this or nothing.	{Grateful} Good work, Sturges.	Sturges: Thanks, boss. I wish there was a better way, but if there is, it's not in this data.	A1a
1055		Sturges: But there isn't any other way in that I can find, so it's this or nothing.	{Irritated} That doesn't sound like a very good way in.	Sturges: Sorry, boss. I've been over and over that data. It's this or nothing.	B1a
1056		Sturges: But there isn't any other way in that I can find, so it's this or nothing.	{Sarcastic} Breaking through an underwater security grate in high radiation? Sounds like fun.	Sturges: Yeah, I know. But there isn't any other way in.	X1a
1057		Sturges: But there isn't any other way in that I can find, so it's this or nothing.	{Worried} How do I get past the security grate?	Sturges: Oh, right. I found the code that should open it, so all you have to do is survive the trip.	Y1a

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#	SCENE	DIALOGUE BEFORE	RESPONSE TEXT	DIALOGUE AFTER	ABXY
1058	MQ302RR_Desdemona_BioScience	Desdemona: And now here we are. Threatening the devil himself.	{Friendly} The sacrifices were worth it. You've done it.	Desdemona: We're not there yet.	A1a
1059		Desdemona: And now here we are. Threatening the devil himself.	{Irritated} Let's not forget who really made this possible. You're nothing without me.	Desdemona: We're a team. We fight, we bleed, we win as one.	B1a
1060		Desdemona: And now here we are. Threatening the devil himself.	Let's just focus on the task at hand.	Desdemona: You're right.	X1a
1061		Desdemona: And now here we are. Threatening the devil himself.	{Question} You're not having second thoughts, are you?	Desdemona: Hardly.	Y1a
1062	MQ302RR_Desdemona_Final	Desdemona: Deacon claimed he was grooming you for it. Said it was his plan all along.	{Amused} Who knows? Maybe he did plan it all.	Desdemona: Some things even Deacon can't do. Maybe.	A1a
1063		Desdemona: Deacon claimed he was grooming you for it. Said it was his plan all along.	{Irritated} Another one of his damned lies.	Desdemona: It's almost comforting to know some things never change.	B1a
1064		Desdemona: Deacon claimed he was grooming you for it. Said it was his plan all along.	{Relieved} I'm just glad it's over.	Desdemona: Not quite yet...	X1a
1065		Desdemona: Deacon claimed he was grooming you for it. Said it was his plan all along.	{Question} With the Institute gone, what happens to the Railroad?		Y1a
1066		Desdemona: But are you up for the next mission, Fixer?	{Confident} I was born ready.	Desdemona: I'd expect nothing less.	A1a
1067		Desdemona: But are you up for the next mission, Fixer?	{Irritated} I'm done with all the missions.	Desdemona: You've more than earned that. But...	B1a
1068		Desdemona: But are you up for the next mission, Fixer?	I think I'll take that vacation first.	Desdemona: laugh Take all the time you need. We'll be waiting.	X1a
1069		Desdemona: But are you up for the next mission, Fixer?	{Question} Even after all we've done, the Commonwealth hates us?	Desdemona: Little minds cling to their petty prejudices no matter what the evidence says.	Y1a
1070	MQ302RR_Desdemona_InstituteArrival	Desdemona: There's no turning back now; if they're not already on to us, they will be within seconds.	It's time to free the synths.	Desdemona: In this single hour, we could rescue more synths than we have in our entire history. Make every moment count.	A1a
1071		Desdemona: There's no turning back now; if they're not already on to us, they will be within seconds.	I have a feeling fighting the Brotherhood was just an appetizer.	Desdemona: Hopefully we survive the main course, then. First, you have take this.	B1a
1072		Desdemona: There's no turning back now; if they're not already on to us, they will be within seconds.	Let's get started then.	Desdemona: First, take this.	X1a
1073		Desdemona: There's no turning back now; if they're not already on to us, they will be within seconds.	{Question} What's the plan?	Desdemona: Take this.	Y1a
1074	MQ302RR_Desdemona_Stage100	Desdemona: Thank you for keeping them, and yourself, safe.	{Grim / Sad} We still lost too many people.	Desdemona: Without you, though, it would've been far worse.	A1a
1075		Desdemona: Thank you for keeping them, and yourself, safe.	{Angry / Irritated} Red Glare was insane. You almost got us killed.	Desdemona: What option did I have? Run and hide?	B1a
1076		Desdemona: Thank you for keeping them, and yourself, safe.	You're welcome.		X1a
1077		Desdemona: Thank you for keeping them, and yourself, safe.	{Very important Q / Question} Is the Church safe now?	Desdemona: With the Prydwen destroyed, the Brotherhood's survivors will leave the Commonwealth. On foot.	Y1a
1078		Desdemona: So teleport us in quickly. We join forces with Z1-14 and the rebel synths, then together we fight our way to the fusion reactor.	{Confident} We're going to pull this off.	Desdemona: Or die trying.	A1a
1079		Desdemona: So teleport us in quickly. We join forces with Z1-14 and the rebel synths, then together we fight our way to the fusion reactor.	{Worried} Even with the rebels, I don't think we're a match for what they can throw at us.	Desdemona: Surprise should be total. And with so many synths rebelling, they should be disorganized.	B1a
1080		Desdemona: So teleport us in quickly. We join forces with Z1-14 and the rebel synths, then together we fight our way to the fusion reactor.	{Question} How do I secure the Relay room?	Desdemona: Violently, I'm afraid. It's essential you take it quickly. Every moment we wait, is another moment the Institute has to react.	X1a
1081		Desdemona: So teleport us in quickly. We join forces with Z1-14 and the rebel synths, then together we fight our way to the fusion reactor.	{Question} What about rescuing the synths?	Desdemona: That's not your job. We've got people assigned to maintain control of the Relay room and teleport synths out non-stop.	Y1a
1082		Desdemona: We've run out of time. Our next step is to attack the Institute.	{Confident} I'm ready. Let's do it.		A1a
1083		Desdemona: We've run out of time. Our next step is to attack the Institute.	I have some things to do first.	Desdemona: Understood. Just don't take too long.	B1a
1084		Desdemona: We've run out of time. Our next step is to attack the Institute.	{Sarcastic} You say it that way and suddenly I'm nervous.	Desdemona: You're one of a kind, you know that, right? So here's the plan.	X1a
1085		Desdemona: We've run out of time. Our next step is to attack the Institute.	{Question} Once I get in, what's the plan?		Y1a
1086	MQ302RR_Tom_RelayOut		{Nervous} All right, Tom. Fire it up.	TinkerTom: Wait, what? But... the kid. You're not even going to talk to him? Sure he's Institute, but you can't just leave him...	A
1087		TinkerTom: We're set, right? You're ready to get out of here?	Yes, absolutely. Let's get the hell out of here.	TinkerTom: Don't have to tell me twice!	A1a
1088		TinkerTom: We're set, right? You're ready to get out of here?	No, not yet.	TinkerTom: Uhh, what?	B1a
1089		TinkerTom: We're set, right? You're ready to get out of here?	I just need a minute, okay?	TinkerTom: Okay, I guess, but we're kind of on the clock here.	X1a
1090		TinkerTom: We're set, right? You're ready to get out of here?	You sure you know what you're doing? This thing isn't going to zap me into space, or vaporize me or anything, is it?	TinkerTom: This baby is bona fide Institute tech. Mind-blowing shit. It's going to work. Are you ready?	Y1a
1091		TinkerTom: Wait, what? But... the kid. You're not even going to talk to him? Sure he's Institute, but you can't just leave him...	{Angry} He's not my son, Tom. He's a synth.	TinkerTom: Ohhh... wow, did not see that coming. Still, though... we can't leave him.	A1a
1092		TinkerTom: Wait, what? But... the kid. You're not even going to talk to him? Sure he's Institute, but you can't just leave him...	{Angry} It's none of your damned business, Tom. Get this thing running.	TinkerTom: Okay, okay... geez.	B1a
1093		TinkerTom: Wait, what? But... the kid. You're not even going to talk to him? Sure he's Institute, but you can't just leave him...	There's no time to argue, Tom. Get this thing running now.	TinkerTom: Okay, just doesn't seem right...	X1a
1094		TinkerTom: Wait, what? But... the kid. You're not even going to talk to him? Sure he's Institute, but you can't just leave him...	{Question} Is there a problem, Tom?	TinkerTom: I just don't think we should be leaving anyone behind. It's not what we came here for.	Y1a
1095	MQ302RR_Z1_RelayScene		{Whispery, conspiratorial / Worried} I've been looking for you...	Z1: Is it time?	A
1096		Z1: Once we act, we have committed. There will be no going back.	{Conspiratorial} Everything's ready. It's time.	Z1: Good.	A1a
1097		Z1: Once we act, we have committed. There will be no going back.	It's too soon; we're not ready yet.	Z1: The longer we delay, the greater the chance the SRB will notice something's amiss.	B1a
1098		Z1: Once we act, we have committed. There will be no going back.	I'm not sure.	Z1: Please, we must act quickly.	X1a
1099		Z1: Once we act, we have committed. There will be no going back.	{Question} Is everything ready here?	Z1: Yes. Shall we proceed?	Y1a

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