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Dialog Topic
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Form ID
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Response Text
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Script Notes
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| 12
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0072D53B
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00731404
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We'll be waiting.
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| 13
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0072D543
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0072D556
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You can get to the Lower Levels from the elevators just over there.
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| 14
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There's also a stairwell down just across the atrium that leads directly to the storage room.
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| 15
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Good luck, and thank you.
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| 16
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0072D545
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0072D55C
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Yeah (sigh)...
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Also reluctant to bring up.
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| 17
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Alfie was one of us but his condition got worse until he got us to lock him in his room.
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Sadly explaining the situation
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| 18
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He's probably lost his mind by now but no one could bring themselves to do what needs to be done.
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| 19
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You didn't know him though. If there's anything you could do for him... We'd appreciate it.
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| 20
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0072D546
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0072D557
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And, uh... Someone should probably take care of Alfie...
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reluctant to talk about it or bring it up.
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| 21
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0072D547
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0072D563
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Oh, also we have a huge rat problem in the storage room. As in, huge rats.
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Sounds like he's over exaggerating, a bit of disgust in his voice.
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| 22
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Last time I was on a food run, something jumped right past me and snatched it.
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almost doesn't believe what he saw.
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| 23
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Damn near took my arm with it, too...
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Indignant, but in a jokey manner, making light of the situation
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| 24
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0072D548
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0072D558
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It's alright.
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| 25
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0072D54A
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0072D564
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That we've spent far too long cooped up here. I cant wait to get back to work.
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| 26
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0072D54C
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0072D559
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Chief Oberlin's finally getting around to dealing with this huh? And sending in a stranger to boot. He must have it tough.
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Sympathetic
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| 27
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Yeah there's a few things we've brought up before. Most of it in the Lower Levels.
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Pretty neutral, like she's expecting things still won't get done, but happy to mention them again.
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| 28
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Things like strange noises coming from the generator room.
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concern and mystery.
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| 29
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People are scared to go check it out in case one of the Lost are in there.
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| 30
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0072D54E
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0072D566
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My office is always open if you have something important to bring to my attention.
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Polite but dismissive slightly annoyed at being bothered for nothing.
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| 39
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007313CD
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00731411
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Well! Color me surprised. Good work.
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| 40
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With that out of the way, I'll be able to focus on the more important matters.
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| 41
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Like dealing with the chaos going on outside of this Vault.
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| 42
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I don't suppose that those three had anything interesting to say while you were helping them?
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| 43
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007313CF
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00731403
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Take your time.
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| 44
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007313D1
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00731415
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Well, we're not really ones to gossip...
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| 45
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007313D3
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00731406
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Yeah, we'll spread the word that you're someone trustworthy.
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| 46
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007313D5
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0073141A
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We'll be here.
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| 47
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007313D7
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00731409
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Clear the infestation, Check out what's wrong with the generator and... Take care of Alfie.
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| 48
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Did you have any questions?
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| 49
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007313D9
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007313FB
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You work fast. And straight to the point.
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| 50
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007313DB
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0073140B
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We're sorry that YOU had to be the one to deal with all of that.
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| 51
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007313DD
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007313FD
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Thanks again for all the help. You're alright outsider.
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| 52
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007313DF
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0073140D
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Strict, but fair. He runs a tight ship. As long as you hit your deadlines and don't cause problems, he's actually pretty pleasant.
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| 53
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007313E3
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00731410
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He's friendly but can be dismissive.
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| 54
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He does his best to keep things safe and orderly, but we can see he kind of resents it...
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| 55
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Especially having to work for Overseer Stolz.
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| 56
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We just haven't figured out why, other than being overworked.
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| 57
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The Overseer seems to be keeping him extra busy lately. Particularly after everything that's been going on.
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| 58
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007313E5
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00731402
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Well, it used to be a lot busier. We'd take the rail line to work in the different wings each day.
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| 59
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Then there was the accident, which, honestly, we still don't know much about.
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| 60
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After that, most folks we knew became what we call the "Lost", and the Overseer became, well...
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| 61
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Oh, and then there was the earthquakes recently.
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| 62
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That destroyed any way of easily reaching the other wings, even if we wanted to fight them back from the Lost.
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| 63
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007313E9
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00731405
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Unusual for those three not to gossip with everyone they meet... Then again, you are a stranger.
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Overly friendly and dripping with suspicion. he knows the player is lying.
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| 64
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007313EB
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0073140A
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I see. So those are the rumors going around? I appreciate your honesty.
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Curious and contemplative, hes thinking about what the player just told him.
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| 65
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007313FA
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00731407
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I'm sure I'll have more for you to do soon, if you're sticking around a while.
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| 66
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00748131
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0074814D
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There's no need to be rude. Still, you've helped clear up some issues, the least I can do is give you something for helping us.
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| 67
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I'm sure you'll put it to good use.
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| 68
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00748139
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0074814F
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First, your reward. I'll arrange for something from our armory. I'm sure you'll find a good use it in the future.
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| 69
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0074813B
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00748156
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Still, it can be hard for people to know who to trust.
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| 70
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But enough about that. Now that you've helped me out, is there anything I can help you with?
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| 71
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0074813D
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00748150
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Point taken. Very well.
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| 72
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The residents here are still a bit shaken up by recent events... And some less-than-recent events for that matter.
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| 73
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I'd recommend a light touch. You're not here to babysit, but there's also no need to be resistant to their requests.
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| 74
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And unless Mr. Stolz himself walks in here and says otherwise, I'm not at liberty to disclose anything further.
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| 75
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0074813F
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0074814A
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I will indeed continue to be this way. Thank you.
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Very blunt, matter of fact and to the point.
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| 76
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00748141
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00748151
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There are three residents that have been complaining about a myriad of concerns: Margaret, Laurence and Julio.
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| 77
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Your best bet is to track them down. They're likely lounging about, waiting for someone else to handle the hard work.
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| 78
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They should have more than enough to keep you busy for the time being. Report back when it's been handled.
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| 79
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In the meantime, I've other matters I need to attend to. So, please, if you'd excuse me?
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Somewhat snarky-- he knows he doesn't need your permission
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| 80
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00748143
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0074814B
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I understand you value your time. However, I, currently, do not.
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| 81
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Handle this for me and we can discuss "fish" of all sizes.
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| 82
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00748145
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00748153
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They are... vocal. They'll be more than happy to provide details on themselves.
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| 83
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00748147
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0074814E
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Don't take too long.
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| 84
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00748149
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00748155
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Let me know when you've had a chance to investigate. I'll be here in the meantime, dealing with all this.
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Neutral but friendly/ still busy
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| 85
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0074E40E
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0074E4B7
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We tried to keep working here in the atrium, even outside the Vault! But in the end we just... stopped.
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Considering a pause between just and stopped
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| 86
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Been locked in here a while now, and looks like nothing's changing until that storm outside passes.
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| 87
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0074E410
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0074E47A
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It's not all bad. We got food, shelter, safety and space.
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looking on the bright side.
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| 88
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It would sure be nice to be able to get back to work, but just think of it as an extended vacation.
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said in a relaxed and jokey tone
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| 89
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0074E411
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0074E49D
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Boring?
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| 90
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0074E414
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0074E488
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She did keep him level-headed. She just up and disappeared one day. I hope she's doing well wherever she is...
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neutral tone at first, just someone talking about a sad situation that doesn't effect them. sounds a bit hopeful at the end.
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| 91
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0074E415
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0074E4A8
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But you don't want to find yourself on his bad side.
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| 92
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I heard he was a pretty ruthless businessman before his Overseer days.
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| 93
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I doubt he's actually changed all that much. Just don't mention his - ah... condition. It's kind of a sensitive subject.
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| 94
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0074E416
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0074E48D
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I'm more worried about how much work we'll have to "catch up on" when things get back to normal.
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Not amused.
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| 95
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If they ever get back to normal.
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reflective
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| 96
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0074E417
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0074E4AE
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Cold. Bottled-up. Like a shaken Nuka-Cola ready to burst.
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matter of fact but showing a hint of concern.
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| 97
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0074E418
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0074E490
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He's always been friendly... heck, even used to be fun.
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Reminiscing
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| 98
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Would always be up to party after work.
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| 99
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Now though? Huge stick-in-the-mud. Can't say I blame the guy but last few years he's been more...
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| 100
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What's the word?
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| 101
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0074E41B
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0074E4CE
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You have to be in the business world, especially in war time.
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Matter of fact
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| 102
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He's always been pretty respectful during the rounds and inspections, especially when Cassidy was around.
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Not quite admiration but close. Laurence clearly respects Hugo as a business man.
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| 103
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Say what you will about the man, it's clear he would do anything for his wife. He was head-over-heels for her.
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| 104
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0074E41C
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0074E47E
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Thanks. We couldn't have done it ourselves. Is there anything we can do for you?
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| 105
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0074E41D
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0074E4B6
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Ha! You're one to talk.
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| 106
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0074E41E
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0074E485
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Yeah, it's good to know there are still people outside, especially people who are capable.
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| 107
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0074E41F
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0074E4A6
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And downright rude.
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| 108
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0074E420
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0074E48B
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Maybe we can share a few details?
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emphasis on few. Line can be said all at once but was also considering a pause before the word "few" as if he's considering his words.
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| 109
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0074E421
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0074E4AC
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Not with outsiders anyway, but you're alright.
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said with amusement.
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| 110
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0074E422
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0074E48E
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I don't see why not. What did you want to know?
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agreement and friendly.
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| 111
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0074E430
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0074E496
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We'll be waiting.
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| 114
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0074E454
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0074E4B2
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Welcome back. How are things going?
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| 115
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0074E4BB
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They've been left like that for so long, they've probably multiplied by now.
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said cynically, still nervous about the idea of a swarm near the living area though.
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| 116
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0074E4BC
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Since the earthquake, we've been experiencing more and more of the wasteland's wonders.
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| 117
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And we're not exterminators, much less seasoned fighters! That's why we put in a security request to deal with it.
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| 118
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0074E4BD
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Radrats? We'll need to make a note of all these new terms outsiders use.
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exasperated, so many new words now.
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| 119
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0074E4BF
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Remember when he skipped work because he wanted to find out if we could still get hangovers after the change?
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A bittersweet memory. Said sadly but with a mildly amused tone.
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| 120
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0074E4C0
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Yeah I remember that, I had to take over his shift the next day, that bastard!
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Actually annoyed. how dare he have to work extra.
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| 121
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0074E4C1
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His apartment is in the Lower Levels, the key is still down there... somewhere.
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Sadly telling the player how to find Alfie.
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| 122
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0074E4C2
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Alfie was a good guy, had a tendency to overdo things though.
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| 123
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0074E4C5
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That's if they don't turn us into one of them first.
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nervous
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| 124
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There's too few of us left now to take a risk like that... but, er, you look very capable!
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nervous
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| 125
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0074E4C6
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We've been hearing whispers and pops like static electricity... which is pretty much exactly what the Lost sound like.
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| 126
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We also know what happens when you get too close. They'd kill us as soon as you'd squash a bug.
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anecdotal
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| 127
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0074E4C7
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We're just guessing, to be honest. Hard to tell why the Lost do anything they do.
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| 128
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0074E4C9
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"Smooth skin?" That's an interesting way of putting it.
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Unsure but trying to be polite, possible emphasis on "interesting"
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| 129
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0074E4CA
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Is there anything else?
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neutral tone but friendly and patient.
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| 131
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0074E460
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0074E498
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Now why would we tell you that, stranger?
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Suspicious, she doesn't mind talking to this strange new person but now they're digging.
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| 132
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0074E462
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0074E49C
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What's a ... "Ghoul?"
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confused, never heard the term before.
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| 133
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0074E463
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0074E480
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Ha! Is that what they're calling our condition outside? Those bastards.
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he's amused, he loves it.
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| 134
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0074E464
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0074E4A1
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That means this is a widespread condition and not unique to us.
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Surprised!
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| 135
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0074E465
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0074E487
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I suppose we do look... Ghoulish.
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| 136
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0074E46A
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0074E4AD
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If we make contact with the outside again, it wouldn't hurt to use their terminology.
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contemplative
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| 137
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0074E46B
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0074E48F
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Ooh, I like that. Those smooth-skinned bastards. Ha!
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| 138
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0074E46C
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0074E4B4
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Thanks for the intel.
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| 139
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0074E46E
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0074E4CD
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Yeah, a real "nosy" stranger.
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accusitory
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| 140
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Hey, Julio, get it? 'Cause they got a nose, and we don't.
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highly amused.
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| 141
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0074E46F
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0074E49A
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You said it, sister.
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| 142
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0074E470
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0074E47D
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It ruins the joke when you explain it, Laurence.
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unimpressed and unamused.
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| 143
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0074E471
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0074E4A0
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Good luck down there, and, uh... Welcome to Vault 63.
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A genuine "good luck" and a sheepish "welcome" since they are putting the player to potentially dangerous work
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