| TOPIC
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TOPIC TEXT / PROMPT
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EMOTION
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RESPONSE TEXT
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#
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| GREETING
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GREETING
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Neutral 50
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Did the colonel send you? I... I was hoping he might have changed his mind...
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1
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| GREETING
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Neutral 50
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Got to keep hoping the Colonel will change his mind... maybe send somebody to bring Esteban's body home.
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2
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| GREETING
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Neutral 50
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Did you start looking for Esteban? I guess my directions could've been better...
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3
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| GREETING
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Neutral 50
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Feels better knowing that Esteban's not out there in the waste. But... he's still gone, you know?
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4
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| VFreeformMcCarranPrivateMoralesTopic000
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I can bring his body back, but it'll cost you.
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Neutral 50
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Caps. This whole rotten town wants caps. Nobody does anything just because it's right. {disgusted}
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5
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| Neutral 50
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Fine. You want caps? You can have all of Esteban's back pay. NCR owes me, and I don't even want the damn money.
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6
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| VFreeformMcCarranPrivateMoralesTopic001
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Goodbye.
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Neutral 50
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Then you're not from the colonel's office? Sorry... I shouldn't have bothered you. {dejected}
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7
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| VFreeformMcCarranPrivateMoralesTopic002
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You look upset. What's wrong?
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Neutral 50
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I know... I've been crying. Stupid. I'm supposed to be a soldier.
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8
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| You look upset. What's wrong?
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Neutral 50
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My husband... he's a Ranger, and he... he got murdered by a pack of Fiends. Goddamn savages laid his body out to rot.
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9
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| Neutral 50
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The brass won't say it to me straight, but they mean to leave Esteban out there. I can see that plain.
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10
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| VFreeformMcCarranPrivateMoralesTopic003
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I haven't found him yet.
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Neutral 50
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No... I didn't expect nothing so soon. You're doing me a favor - I don't mean to be a pest. {a little disappointed, but trying to mask it}
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11
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| I haven't found him yet.
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Neutral 50
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You said you wanted the caps. If you're thinking I'm not good for the money... please, you've got to take my word.
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12
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| VFreeformMcCarranPrivateMoralesTopic004
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I brought his body to an NCR position. He's on his way back to McCarran.
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Neutral 50
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They put him in a box? With a flag and all? I hope so. He'd have been proud.
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13
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| I brought his body to an NCR position. He's on his way back to McCarran.
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Neutral 50
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You're too good for this rotten town. First kind thing anybody ever did for me and Esteban.
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14
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| Neutral 50
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You ever need anything, all you need to do is ask. Thank you so much.
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15
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| I brought his body to an NCR position. He's on his way back to McCarran.
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Neutral 50
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You did what you said you would, and I owe you. Just like I promised, this is Esteban's back pay. Every cap.
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| Neutral 50
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Maybe the caps are all that matter to you, but... you still did more for Esteban than his own country did. Thank you.
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17
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| VFreeformMcCarranPrivateMoralesTopic005
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If your husband is dead, what does it matter if you get the corpse back?
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Neutral 50
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You never lost anybody, have you? Not like this. Never had to think about that person you love all alone out there, cooking in the sun like meat...
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18
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| Neutral 50
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NCR never leaves a soldier behind. That's what the recruiters told us. Promised us. We believed them.
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19
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| VFreeformMcCarranPrivateMoralesTopic006
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It seems strange the NCR wouldn't do their best to retrieve a fallen comrade.
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Neutral 50
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Colonel says he can't spare the men to bring Esteban back home. And the Fiends, they put all kinds of mines and traps around his body. Snipers, too.
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20
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| VFreeformMcCarranPrivateMoralesTopic007
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Sorry for your loss. I hope the Colonel reconsiders.
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Neutral 50
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So do I. But I know he won't. Ain't important enough in the scheme of things, you know? Still... thanks for listening. {disappointed that the player can't help}
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21
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| VFreeformMcCarranPrivateMoralesTopic008
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How did he die?
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Neutral 50
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He was out on patrol. Bunch of drugged-up Fiends attacked them.
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22
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| Neutral 50
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Esteban laid down cover fire while the others fell back. One of the men saw him get shot. He didn't die, though, not then.
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23
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| Neutral 50
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They tried to go back for him, but there were too many Fiends, and they had to pull out. Damn savages chased them halfway to McCarran.
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24
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| VFreeformMcCarranPrivateMoralesTopic009
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Not my problem. Goodbye.
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Neutral 50
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Not your problem. Right. That's the motto in this town. Rotten people, rotten place. {disgusted}
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25
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| VFreeformMcCarranPrivateMoralesTopic010ICanDoIt
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I'll recover your husband's body.
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Neutral 50
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Mister, I'd about given up hope. But you've got to be careful. I don't want anybody else dying on my account.
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26
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| I'll recover your husband's body.
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Neutral 50
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Ma'am, I'd about given up hope. But you've got to be careful. I don't want anybody else dying on my account.
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27
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| I'll recover your husband's body.
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Neutral 50
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Esteban's body is laid out between some buildings, east of the REPCONN headquarters. At least, that's what his squadmates said.
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28
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| Neutral 50
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There's an NCR position just north of there. It's on the way. They should be able to tell you what the situation is.
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29
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| VFreeformMcCarranPrivateMoralesTopic011
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Goodbye.
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Neutral 50
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Sorry... I'm not fit for proper conversation, not now.
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30
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| VFreeformMcCarranPrivateMoralesTopic012
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Goodbye.
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Neutral 50
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If you find him... or if you hear any news... I'll be right here.
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31
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| VFreeformMcCarranPrivateMoralesTopic013
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No one else will help you?
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Neutral 50
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His best friend, Jackson, tried. Didn't even get permission from his CO, so it could have cost him a lot. But he never came back.
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