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This is a transcript for dialogue with Alphonse Almodovar during Trouble on the Homefront. |
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Topics[]
| TOPIC | TOPIC TEXT / PROMPT | EMOTION | RESPONSE TEXT | # |
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| CGTransitionTopic | CGTransitionTopic | Neutral 50 | All right. Just remember one thing. We need a doctor, not a deadbeat. Fail to meet my expectations, and there will be repercussions. |
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| CGTransitionTopic | Neutral 50 | You are to mend broken bones, prescribe medications, and see to the health of my residents. These "experiments" are a waste of time! |
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| CGTransitionTopic | Neutral 50 | It's time for you to go home. Tell your father I want to see him in my office first thing in the morning. Amata, I want to talk to you. Now. |
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| CGTransitionTopic | Neutral 50 | What are you looking at? Stop gawking and get back to work. Selfish and insubordinate, just like your father… |
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| GREETING | GREETING | Neutral 15 | Our business is finished. Please leave immediately. {Firm} |
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| GREETING | Disgust 10 | Well, I see you've returned. |
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| Disgust 25 | Done with the dust and ruins of the Wasteland, are you? Given up looking for daddy? Thought you could just slink back in, like a teen missing curfew? |
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| Neutral 50 | Well, that's too bad. You have no future in this Vault. You're tainted. |
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| GREETING | Anger 75 | You just couldn't let us live in peace, could you? You couldn't have a home, so you've decided to destroy ours. |
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| GREETING | Sad 50 | Can't you just leave me and my Vault to die in peace? |
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| GREETING | Disgust 25 | Aren't you supposed to be leaving? |
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| GREETING | Disgust 75 | I just heard about your so-called "solution." I should have you killed where you stand. |
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| Disgust 75 | But obviously, we simply can't kill a Wasteland monster like you. The best we can do is offer you a sacrifice to send you on your way. {Barely repressed hatred that he has to deal with the person who killed his daughter, but knows he can't kill the player.} |
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| Sad 25 | At least with you gone, our home can return to some semblance of peace, even if it came at a tragic cost. |
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| GREETING | Happy 25 | I hear that you've had a little chat with our rebellious elements. It seems I underestimated your persuasive skills. |
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| Happy 10 | I applaud your restraint. Violence only weakens our community, and now is no time for weakness. |
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| Disgust 10 | Once again, there is a firm hand in control, and all will be well in Vault 101. I suppose you'll want some sort of payment for your aid. |
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| GREETING | Sad 50 | I told you to leave me here. This is my fate for failing the people of my Vault. |
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| Anger 50 | Now go! See if you can keep a few of them alive out there! |
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| GREETING | Disgust 5 | What do you want? |
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| MS16AboutOther | The rebels are upset because you lied to them about the outside. | Anger 25 | They have to understand that we did that to keep them from going outside and getting killed. |
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| Sad 25 | To keep them from making the same mistake our generation did when we were their age. {Cracks in the cold facade, showing regrets for some past mistakes} |
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| Sad 50 | Some of us already lost loved ones out there long ago. We won't lose any more today. |
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| Why are they rebelling? | Sad 25 | I just don't know. Don't they realize how dangerous it is out there? {Momentarily crestfallen at the sense of betrayal by his daughter} |
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| Disgust 50 | But instead, they would throw away the safety of the Vault's isolation, just to follow in your footsteps. |
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| Anger 25 | I can't allow them to do that to themselves, or to the rest of us. |
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| MS16Evacuate1A MS16Evacuate |
The Vault's life support systems have failed. We need to evacuate immediately. | Surprise 75 | What?! This is terrible! The vault will become uninhabitable! |
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| Surprise 50 | How the hell can this be happening? |
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| MS16Evacuate2A | Now you don't have the option to stay hidden in the Vault. | Anger 75 | How many of them do you think will survive out there? They're already in a panic, and running out to their death! |
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| Anger 90 | But you won't be joining them outside. I'll see to that myself! |
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| MS16Evacuate2B | One of the rebels did it to force everyone to leave. I tried to stop them. <Lie.> | Sad 50 | Why? Why would they throw away their home, just to die outside in that miserable wasteland? Was I really so terrible an overseer? |
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| Sad 75 | I must have pushed them too hard, made the unknown seem too tempting. And now I've failed them. Their deaths will be my fault. |
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| Sad 10 | Please, help a few of them stay alive out there. And say goodbye to my daughter for me. |
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| Sad 75 | I'll stay with the Vault. It was my responsibility, and my failure. |
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| MS16GoodbyeForever | I'm going, I'm going. | Disgust 10 | Good. I'd hate if one of our more overzealous guards misconstrued your delay as an act of rebellion or sabotage of our vault. |
35 |
| MS16NotLeaving | I've changed my mind. I'm staying here, and you can't stop me. | Happy 15 | Actually, I suspect that's worth testing. |
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| Anger 50 | Security! Do away with this intruder! |
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| MS16OptionsLeave MS16Leave |
You know, I just don't care anymore. Let me leave and I'll never come back. | Disgust 50 | As I always suspected. You never cared about the Vault. Now that you've been outside, you're nothing more than a ignorant savage. |
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| Disgust 25 | But by all means, feel free to see yourself out. I'm sure you know the way. |
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| MS16OptionsSolution | I believe I have the solution to the Vault's problems. | Happy 5 | To fix what you started? Go ahead and humor me. {Almost amused.} |
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| MS16OptionsSolutionExit | On second thought, I'm not sure. | Disgust 25 | Of course you aren't. {Not surprised, and happy not to be.} |
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| MS16OptionsStopOthers MS16StopOthers |
I'll put a stop to the rebels. Just let me have a word with them. | Neutral 50 | Hmm. You always have held a certain sway with them that neither I nor my guards have enjoyed. |
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| Happy 25 | All right, then. Go to my daughter and convince her to leave this rebellious nonsense behind. |
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| I'm working on stopping the rebels. Give me a little more time. | Neutral 50 | All right, but I expect results. Get to work. |
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| MS16OptionsStopYou MS16StopYou |
The rebels are right. You need to open the Vault. | Disgust 50 | Oh, do you? What makes you think you know how better to protect this Vault? |
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| MS16OptionsStopYou2A | You simply don't have enough people to stay isolated down here forever. | Fear 35 | I admit, in the 200 years since the war, our numbers have dwindled a little. But we have enough genetic diversity for... a few more generations. {Slowly realizing you're right and he's wrong.} |
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| Fear 50 | My God, you're right. We won't last another hundred years, whether or not we get supplies from the outside. |
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| Sad 50 | We're the last bastion of pure humanity, and we're doomed. |
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| You'll never survive down here, isolated from the rest of the world. | Fear 35 | The mission of this Vault has always been to ensure a safe haven for pure humans. We owe it to our species to keep to that mission. |
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| MS16OptionsStopYou2B | You can't even keep your security in line. They're planning to raid the rebels. | Anger 50 | Damnit, I told them I won't let this degenerate into violence again! The Vault simply can't take the instability anymore! |
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| Sad 50 | But maybe you're right. They simply can't stand the pressure anymore, and now the purity and perfection of my Vault is crumbling all around me. |
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| MS16OptionsStopYou2C | I'll find a way to convince you, just wait. | Disgust 35 | I deeply doubt it. But your naive ramblings do have a certain entertainment value. |
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| MS16OptionsStopYou3A MS16StopYou3A |
Humanity isn't about pure genetics. It's about never giving up hope, even now. | Sad 35 | I wish I could share your optimism. But I suppose you have a point, in your blathering way. {A contemptuous "harrumph" at the beginning} |
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| Sad 25 | My way won't save our Vault's mission. But if I let them contact the outside world, I might be able to save its inhabitants. |
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| Sad 15 | But I'm not the one to lead them in that. I'm stepping down as Overseer. I'll tell Amata that I can think of no more appropriate leader than she. |
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| MS16OptionsStopYou3B MS16StopYou3B |
The only mission your Vault ever had was keeping its residents alive. | Anger 35 | And you expect me to believe that the only way to do that is to let them travel out in the Wastes and mingle with those savages? {A contemptuous "harrumph" at the beginning} |
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| Neutral 50 | I suppose it would allow them to stay alive, and we could still keep the Vault as our safe haven. But it'd require a new type of leader. |
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| Anger 15 | And I know only one person with the proper attitude to do that. I'll inform my daughter Amata that she is the new Overseer, effective immediately. {Making an executive decision} |
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| MS16OptionsViolence MS16Violence |
I still owe you for Jonas. Now shut up and die, you son of a bitch. | Disgust 50 | I expected nothing less from you. |
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| MS16OverseerDad1A | At least my father didn't hide from the outside his whole life. | Disgust 10 | No, but he didn't risk bringing you out into it, either. |
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| Happy 10 | You have to wonder, is that why he left you behind? He wanted to know you were someplace safe? |
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| Disgust 50 | And then, like a fool, you squandered the greatest gift he ever left you. {Deliberately cruel} |
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| MS16OverseerDad1B | Yeah, he was an asshole, all right. We're all better off without him. | Surprise 50 | I'm glad we're in agreement, there. He left us all behind and caused quite a deal of trouble, all because he apparently got tired of the Vault. |
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| Neutral 50 | As useful as his services were, in the end, he just wasn't willing to make sacrifices for the community. |
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| MS16OverseerViolenceShortcut | And you're dead. | Disgust 50 | I expected nothing more from you. |
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| MS16OverseerWelcome1A | Tainted? You're the crazy bastard who murdered Jonas! | Disgust 10 | I assume you're talking about the unpleasantness when you left, yes? |
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| Neutral 50 | Jonas and your father were endangering the future success of this Vault and the safety of its residents. |
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| Anger 25 | I did what I had to do to keep them from destroying all we had achieved here. I only wish I could have prevented it from happening at all. {Honestly not happy with what he had to do, but certain that it was required} |
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| Returning to stay in the safety of the Vault is reward enough. | Happy 35 | Did you really think you would be allowed to stay? Yes, you've saved the Vault, to be sure. And, thus, probably the last pure humans in the world. |
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| Disgust 35 | All the more reason to keep you from returning to our community and polluting it with the taint of outside barbarism. |
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| Anger 35 | Now, reconsider your request and pick a reward you can take with you when you return outside, wastelander. |
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| MS16OverseerWelcome1B | With your leadership, no one in this Vault has much of a future. | Surprise 10 | That would be where you're wrong, young man. By locking down this Vault, I'm protecting its future. |
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| Anger 25 | In fact, I was protecting its future when I had to make those unpleasant choices the night you and your father abandoned us. |
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| Sad 25 | I only wish I could have stopped your father before he left. If anyone's to blame for the unpleasantness, it's him. |
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| I'll take my payment in food and ammo. | Disgust 35 | Ah, of course. The basic currency of a lawless society. Maybe you'd like a few pointed sticks and fighting dogs, as well? |
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| Disgust 5 | We don't have much ammunition down here, but we should be able to spare some packaged meals. |
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| Disgust 35 | Here, perhaps it'll be of some comfort to you once you return to the Wastes. Now, go. |
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| MS16OverseerWelcome1C | Lay off the evil banter. I'm just curious about your side of all this. | Surprise 50 | Really? And here I had expected you to be full of bullets and bravado, but short on brains. Perhaps you've grown up since you left our Vault. |
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| Sad 25 | I regret the unfortunate events of that night, but I'm afraid that once your father left us, they were unavoidable. |
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| Neutral 50 | The sad truth is that his actions presented a real and direct threat to the future success of our Vault. And so, regrettably, they had to be opposed. {Sincerely regrets the action, but also sincerely convinced it was necessary} |
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| I'll take your G.E.C.K., and whatever technology you can spare. | Disgust 10 | I'm afraid that, instead of a G.E.C.K., our Vault was supplied with technology better suited to functioning indefinitely. |
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| Surprise 5 | But take this Modified Utility Jumpsuit. It seems the rebels thought it would be useful when they left. Obviously, that won't be happening now. |
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| Neutral 50 | Thank you for saving our Vault. Now, you'll have to leave. {Formal and brusque to the point of being rude.} |
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| I'll take scientific equipment. That's one thing you've got plenty of. | Happy 5 | I think we may have just the thing, taken from the rebels not long ago. Edwin Brotch modified a utility jumpsuit for "survival in the Wastes." |
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| Disgust 5 | It was a foolish idea, but that seems par for the course for them. I suppose they'd be happy to think it found its intended use, eventually. |
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| Anger 25 | But enough of that. Thank you for saving our Vault. Now, you'll have to leave. {Brusque and formal.} |
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| MS16OverseerWelcome2A | I'm sick of your lies! You murdered Jonas in cold blood! | Sad 10 | First of all, I didn't kill Jonas. I commanded Chief Hannon to do so. But only because it had to be done. |
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| Disgust 25 | Jonas was going to leave with your father. If he left, others would have left to join them. And they'd all vanish into the Wastes, never to return. |
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| Neutral 50 | And with our numbers so depleted, we wouldn't be able to last beyond another generation. Assuming our expatriates didn't lead Raiders to us, first. |
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| I'll never leave Vault 101 again in my life. | Disgust 25 | I really don't recommend that sort of ultimatum. If you leave now, we can simply lock down the door controls and everyone can be happy. |
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| Disgust 50 | But if you insist, we can always toss your corpse out the gate after you're killed. |
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| Neutral 50 | The choice is yours. Goodbye. |
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| MS16OverseerWelcome2B | Don't try to justify your murders and lies. They were never threats. | Surprise 50 | Spoken like someone who's never had to make difficult decisions. Like someone who's never had to lead. |
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| Sad 25 | Jonas was leaving with your father. Their departure would lead to others leaving as well. And before you know it, half of the Vault would be gone. |
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| Sad 40 | And then, our home - the last safe, pure bastion of humanity - would be reduced to a lonely handful of aging hold-outs, too few to continue. |
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| Please, pass along my farewell to everyone in the Vault. | Sad 25 | I will. I know there are some that will miss you, much as there are still some that miss your father. {Actually somewhat touching.} |
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| Sad 10 | Not me, of course, but some of the others. Sentimental fools. But, you've restored peace to the Vault, and in that way, you're a hero. {Whiplash back from being touching.} |
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| Neutral 50 | And you have to leave. Thank you, and goodbye, Wastelander. |
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| MS16OverseerWelcome2C | What do you mean by the Vault's "future success"? | Happy 40 | Ah, you're paying attention. Good for you. |
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| Happy 10 | These Vaults were designed to be safe havens for humanity, you see. But more than that, they were designed to test and protect us. |
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| Happy 25 | And none more so than our Vault 101. We are to be a pure and protected breed of humans, never tainted by the ravages of the war above. |
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| Fine. You bastards can rot and die down here. | Disgust 25 | Spoken with all of the eloquence I'd expect from a wastelander. |
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| Disgust 50 | Farewell, and feel free to enjoy your brutal hellscape above, savage. |
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| MS16OverseerWelcome2D | Do you have any idea why my father left the Vault in the first place? | Sad 10 | I've spent many nights asking myself exactly that. He certainly didn't tell me before he left. |
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| Disgust 10 | I blame myself, really. I should have known better than to let him enter our home in the first place. He certainly showed his true colors in the end. |
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| Disgust 25 | Were he raised in the cleanliness of our Vault, perhaps your father would have shown more dedication to the important things in life. |
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| Disgust 50 | Just as well that he left. We mustn't let humanity's last pure specimens be sullied with his type. {Special disgust on the line "his type".} |
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| MS16OverseerWelcome3A | It won't ever be pure while you're in charge. | Happy 15 | Hardly. If anything, the only thing keeping it safe and pure is my strict supervision. {Dismissive scoff at the beginning} |
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| Disgust 50 | But I wouldn't expect you to understand. You were never really one of us, anyway. Your father was from the Wastes, and that's where you belong. |
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| Anger 25 | I think our meaningful discussion is at an end. I'm going to have to ask you to leave and never return. But death's always an option, too. |
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| MS16OverseerWelcome3B | You're not protecting your people, you're destroying them. Can't you see that? | Anger 10 | I'm afraid you're the shortsighted one, here. I'm simply keeping them safe and untouched by the war above. |
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| Anger 40 | The real danger are the rebels and insurgents who insist on risking all of our lives just to die out there in the Wastes. |
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| Happy 40 | If they weren't trying to throw our lives away like that, we could go back to the peaceful life we once had. Everyone would be happy again. |
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| MS16OverseerWelcome3C | The Vault doesn't have to be isolated in order to keep its residents safe. | Anger 50 | And what makes you so certain about that? I can't imagine you're still so naive after spending time in that hell outside. |
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| Neutral 50 | None of them know what the outside is like, and most of them would die out there. Then the rest of us inside would eventually die out, too. |
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| Neutral 50 | I won't risk all of our lives just for few people's passing fancy of taking a Wasteland vacation. I hope you can understand that. |
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| MS16OverseerWelcome3D | I think you've got a good point. But things still need to change down here. | Surprise 50 | I'm trying to save my people. Possibly the only pure, safe humans left in the world. |
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| Neutral 50 | Don't destroy humanity's last chance just because you don't like the choices I've had to make to protect it. |
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| MS16OverseerWelcome3E | I had no idea Vault 101 was so important. I just thought it was a fancy bunker. | Surprise 50 | No, the Vaults have been so much more. But only the Overseers have known the truth, and we've passed it down very carefully. |
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| Neutral 50 | I had hoped to tell Amata when she took over, but with the way things are now, that doesn't seem likely to happen. |
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| Neutral 50 | But if you could convince her and the rebels to give up this foolish demand to leave, then we can return to our Vault's vital mission. |
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| SpeechChallengeFailure | One of the rebels did it to force everyone to leave. <Lie> | Anger 50 | Even they aren't foolish enough to destroy their homes just to prove a point. It could only have been you! {dramatic pause before the last "you".} |
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| Anger 25 | How many of them do you think will survive out there? Still, better a few of them stay alive out there than have them all die down here. |
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| Anger 75 | The evacuation will begin immediately. But you won't be joining them outside. I'll see to that myself! |
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| I know that the vault's been open before, and that you lied about its isolation. | Anger 75 | The previous Overseers were idiots, and we nearly died because of their naivete. I'm simply trying to make up for their mistakes. |
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| Anger 25 | In a generation or two, no one will remember it ever happened, and we'll still be the safest, purest humans left. |
126 | ||
| Anger 50 | But for that to happen, we can't let ourselves be further tarnished by outsiders. {Very sinister.} |
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| You simply don't have enough people to stay isolated down here forever. | Anger 35 | We can make more. That's what humanity does. It survives. |
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Conversation[]
| TOPIC | TOPIC TEXT / PROMPT | EMOTION | RESPONSE TEXT | # |
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| GOODBYE | I'll see what I can do. | Disgust 15 | Of course. |
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| I have to go. Now. | Disgust 50 | Yes, I should say that you do. |
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| I have to go now. | Anger 25 | I have no doubt that we shall. No doubt at all. |
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| I have to go now. | Anger 25 | We certainly shall. In time, everything will be solved. {A little sinister.} |
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| I have to go now. | Disgust 5 | Harrumph. {Aloof and dismissive harrumph/snorting noise.} |
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| MS16OverseerStepsDown01 | MS16OverseerStepsDown1 | Sad 10 | Amata... Everyone... Listen closely. After a discussion with your friend, I've made an important decision. {Tense, a little sad. Overseer hesitates slightly before saying "friend", and says it like a nasty word.} |
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| MS16OverseerStepsDown02 | MS16OverseerStepsDown2 | Neutral 10 | In my attempts to keep us all safe, I have been, perhaps, overzealous. |
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| MS16OverseerStepsDown03 | MS16OverseerStepsDown3 | Sad 25 | Lives have been lost, but perhaps worse than that, lives have been stopped. And in my attempts to keep you safe, I have kept you from growing up. {Emphasis on "stopped" in comparison to "lost".} |
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| MS16OverseerStepsDown04 | MS16OverseerStepsDown4 | Anger 10 | I know I have made these mistakes. And I would make them again if I had to do so. |
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| MS16OverseerStepsDown05 | MS16OvserseerStepsDown5 | Sad 25 | That is why I cannot remain your Overseer. |
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| MS16OverseerStepsDown07 | MS16OvserseerStepsDown7 | Happy 25 | Amata, I appoint you Overseer in my place. You've proven you have what it takes to make hard choices for the good of the Vault. {Beamingly proud} |
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| MS16OverseerStepsDown08 | MS16OvserseerStepsDown8 | Sad 50 | I'm just sorry I didn't understand that earlier. Consider it one of many mistakes I've made. |
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| MS16OverseerStepsDown10 | MS16OvserseerStepsDown10 | Happy 10 | You're welcome, my dear. Now, if you'll excuse me, I feel quite worn down. |
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| MS16OverseerStepsDown11 | MS16OverseerStepsDown11 | Happy 25 | We'll deal with the details soon, in private. Until then, I'm sure there are people waiting to congratulate you. {Proud, but tired.} |
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| MS16Overseers2 | MS16Overseers2 | Happy 25 | Yes. You're right, of course. It was a mistake to let the doctor into our home, but we'll soon recover from his treatment. {Slightly amused at his own joke.} |
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| MS16Overseers2 | Disgust 25 | Indeed. As much as it seemed a good idea at the time, we should never have taken that doctor into our world. {Slightly amused at his own joke.} |
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Combat[]
| TOPIC | TOPIC TEXT / PROMPT | EMOTION | RESPONSE TEXT | # |
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| AcceptYield | AcceptYield | Surprise 15 | Good. Perhaps there's some semblance of civility left in you, after all. {A little surprised} |
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| Assault | Assault | Disgust 50 | So, you really are just a rabid cur, aren't you? {Disgusted by the player's violence. But not surprised by it.} |
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Detection[]
| TOPIC | TOPIC TEXT / PROMPT | EMOTION | RESPONSE TEXT | # |
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| CombatToLost | CombatToLost | Disgust 50 | Go ahead and hide like the rat you are. |
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Radio[]
| TOPIC | TOPIC TEXT / PROMPT | EMOTION | RESPONSE TEXT | # |
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| CG04EmergencyBroadcast | CG04EmergencyBroadcast | Neutral 50 | This is the Overseer. |
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| CG04EmergencyBroadcast | Neutral 50 | All residents of Vault 101 are hereby confined to their quarters. |
149 | |
| CG04EmergencyBroadcast | Neutral 50 | The Radroach infestation is under control. Do NOT interfere with vault security personnel. |
150 | |
| CG04EmergencyBroadcast | Neutral 50 | Any resident found outside his or her quarters will be dealt with. Severely. |
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| CG04EmergencyBroadcast | Neutral 50 | That is all. |
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| MS16EmergencyBroadcast | MS16EmergencyBroadcast | Anger 50 | Any vault resident seen associating with the so-called "Rebels" will be detained, questioned, and disciplined appropriately. |
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| MS16EmergencyBroadcast | Anger 75 | Order WILL be restored. Discipline WILL be restored. Vault security personnel have been authorized to use deadly force if necessary. |
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| MS16EmergencyBroadcast | Sad 50 | Don't let it come to that. Haven't you always been happy? Haven't we always been a… a family? |
155 | |
| MS16EmergencyBroadcast | Sad 50 | Amata... Stop this madness. You're disrupting everyone's life, everyone's happiness. Come home. Just… come home. |
156 | |
| MS16EmergencyBroadcast | Happy 50 | And everything can be the way it was. |
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| RadioHello | RadioHello | Neutral 50 | This is the Overseer. |
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