| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
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| 1 | BoS301_05_ScaraStage0060 | | {Irritated} Excuse me, but this is a private research site. If you're here to study these robots, I'll have to insist you relocate to somewhere else. | Player Default: Actually, I was looking for you. | A |
| 2 | | {Suspicious} Hm. Where are you going? Was it something I said? | | A1a |
| 3 | Player Default: Actually, I was looking for you. | {Surprised} Oh! Well, that puts an entirely different spin on everything, doesn't it. | BoS301Scara: My name's Professor Scara. | A1a |
| 4 | Player Default: I'm not leaving until I've spoken to you first. | {Friendly} I see... well, forgive me for the false assumption. | BoS301Scara: My name's Professor Scara. | B1a |
| 5 | Player Default: I'm not interested in robots. I came here to find you. | {Thinking} Hm. Not the answer I expected, but not altogether unexpected at the same time. | | X1a |
| 6 | | {Friendly} Perhaps we should start again... | BoS301Scara: My name's Professor Scara. | X1b |
| 7 | Player Default: Who's private research site? | {Surprised} Well... mine, of course. | | Y1a |
| 8 | | {Confident} The General Atomics Galleria is a rare and unique opportunity to study the robot manufacturer's patented Director software system. | | Y1b |
| 9 | | {Impressed} A single master robot controlling a staff of servitor robots which in turn maintain a facility in a self-sufficient manner is... well, remarkable! | | Y1c |
| 10 | | {Irritated} Bah... I've already told you too much. Like I said, if you want to study the system yourself, you're going to have to do it somewhere else. | Player Default: Actually, I was looking for you. | Y1d |
| 11 | Player Default: Oh! Well, that puts an entirely different spin on everything, doesn't it. | {Friendly} My name's Professor Scara. | | A1a |
| 12 | | {Friendly} And in answer to what I expect to be your next question, "Professor" is my first name, not my title. | | A1b |
| 13 | | {Apologetic} The whole thing's rather complicated, perhaps I'll explain it to you sometime. | Companion: I once knew a guy who called himself "Doctor," but he didn't tell me that was his actual name until after the physical examination. | A1c |
| 14 | BoS301Scara: The whole thing's rather complicated, perhaps I'll explain it to you sometime. | {Question} So, now that I've formally introduced myself, perhaps you'd care to tell me why you're here? | Player Default: I've been sent by the Brotherhood of Steel to ask for your help. | A1a |
| 15 | Player Default: I've been sent by the Brotherhood of Steel to ask for your help. | {Surprised} How very interesting. I wasn't aware that you people ever "asked" for anything. | BoS301Scara: While I'm flattered that the Brotherhood of Steel would find me useful, I can't help but be wary of your methods and motivations. | A1a |
| 16 | Player Default: Pack your things. You're working for the Brotherhood of Steel now. | {Irritated} Am I? I don't seem to recall agreeing to anything of the sort. | BoS301Scara: While I'm flattered that the Brotherhood of Steel would find me useful, I can't help but be wary of your methods and motivations. | B1a |
| 17 | Player Default: I've been sent by the Brotherhood of Steel to find you. | {Puzzled} That seems rather vague. | BoS301Scara: While I'm flattered that the Brotherhood of Steel would find me useful, I can't help but be wary of your methods and motivations. | X1a |
| 18 | Player Default: Did you know Doctor Duff was looking for you? She's very worried. | {Irritated} Ugh... not this again. | | Y1a |
| 19 | | {Irritated} Time after time, I've asked Doctor Duff to join me on these trips but she insists on staying behind in case anyone requires a biology lesson. | | Y1b |
| 20 | | {Irritated} Then, when I return after being gone for more than a few days, she scolds me as if I'm a child. | | Y1c |
| 21 | | {Irritated} I swear, that woman acts as though we're married. | | Y1d |
| 22 | | {Suspicious} *Sigh* Obviously you're not here to bring me a message from Doctor Duff, so why don't you tell me the real reason you've tracked me down. | Player Default: I've been sent by the Brotherhood of Steel to ask for your help. | Y1e |
| 23 | Player Default: How very interesting. I wasn't aware that you people ever "asked" for anything. | {Suspicious} While I'm flattered that the Brotherhood of Steel would find me useful, I can't help but be wary of your methods and motivations. | | A1a |
| 24 | | {Friendly} Perhaps if you were more specific, we could come to some kind of a mutual understanding. | Player Default: We need your expertise to get Liberty Prime back online. | A1b |
| 25 | Player Default: We need your expertise to get Liberty Prime back online. | {Thinking} Liberty... Prime? Where have I heard that before? | | A1a |
| 26 | | {Surprised} Oh... yes... I believe it's some kind of an enormous robot. | | A1b |
| 27 | | {Apologetic} Intriguing as it sounds, I'm afraid my work at General Atomics isn't complete. | | A1c |
| 28 | | {Question} Perhaps you could come back another time? | Player Default: Maybe this will change your mind. | A1d |
| 29 | Player Default: We have some robots that need repairing. | {Irritated} Please don't insult my intelligence. I'm sure that ship of yours has plenty of able-bodied technicians that can fix up your robots. | | B1a |
| 30 | | {Irritated} If they sent you out here to find me, they're looking for something a little more specialized. | | B1b |
| 31 | | {Question} So, you want to try again? | Player Default: We need your expertise to get Liberty Prime back online. | B1c |
| 32 | Player Default: It's classified, but I can tell you that it involves Liberty Prime. | {Thinking} Liberty... Prime? Why does that sound so familiar? | | X1a |
| 33 | | {Surprised} Ah! I remember now. I believe it's some kind of an enormous robot. | | X1b |
| 34 | | {Concerned} Well, I'm not sure what types of people you normally deal with, but I certainly won't walk blindly into a situation without all of the details. | Player Default: Maybe this will change your mind. | X1c |
| 35 | Player Default: You know the Brotherhood of Steel? | {Sarcastic} You're joking, right? | | Y1a |
| 36 | | {Confident} Ever since that behemoth you call an airship arrived here, everyone in Diamond City's talking about it. | | Y1b |
| 37 | | {Confident} The Brotherhood's the biggest thing to hit the Commonwealth since, well... since the Institute set up shop here. | | Y1c |
| 38 | | {Irritated} Now, don't avoid the question by changing the subject. Tell me why the Brotherhood's looking for my help. | Player Default: We need your expertise to get Liberty Prime back online. | Y1d |
| 39 | Player Default: Maybe this will change your mind. | {Surprised} Intriguing. | | A1a |
| 40 | | {Surprised} So, your technicians must use these to calibrate Liberty Prime's internal power system. | | A1b |
| 41 | | {Confident} It's quite an ingenious little device, but it could use some work. | BoS301Scara: Hmmm... All right, you've got a deal. | A1c |
| 42 | Player Default: We'll just find someone else I suppose. | {Irritated} Now hold on a moment. If you think you're going to find someone else in the Commonwealth with my level of expertise, you're sorely mistaken. | BoS301Scara: Hmmm... All right, you've got a deal. | B1a |
| 43 | Player Default: We'll just find someone else I suppose. | {Irritated} I would advise against that. | | B2a |
| 44 | | {Confident} Look, I'm interested, I just don't want to abandon my research here. | Player Default: Maybe this will change your mind. | B2b |
| 45 | Player Default: If we wait too long, Liberty Prime will never walk again. | {Thinking} It would be a shame if such a technological marvel went to waste. | BoS301Scara: Hmmm... All right, you've got a deal. | X1a |
| 46 | Player Default: If we wait too long, Liberty Prime will never walk again. | {Thinking} I don't know. I'd really like to get all of my work done here first. | Player Default: Maybe this will change your mind. | X2a |
| 47 | Player Default: Could I stay here and help you, so your work goes faster? | {Irritated} Are you kidding me? The last thing I need is someone else interfering with my work. | | Y1a |
| 48 | | {Thinking} On the other hand, it's becoming obvious that you won't leave me in peace until I agree to assist the Brotherhood. | BoS301Scara: Hmmm... All right, you've got a deal. | Y1b |
| 49 | Player Default: Could I stay here and help you, so your work goes faster? | {Irritated} Are you kidding me? The last thing I need is someone else interfering with my work. | | Y2a |
| 50 | | {Concerned} Look, I'm interested in helping you, I just don't like to leave my experiments incomplete. | Player Default: Maybe this will change your mind. | Y2b |
| 51 | Player Default: It's quite an ingenious little device, but it could use some work. | {Thinking} Hmmm... All right, you've got a deal. | | A1a |
| 52 | | {Friendly} I'll wrap up my collecting trip and meet you at your headquarters. | | A1b |
| 53 | | {Friendly} Now if you'll excuse me, I still have a few loose ends to tie up before I leave. | | A1c |
| 54 | BoS301_07_IngramStage0090 | NPCFProctorIngram: Well, things are off to a good start... isn't that right, Doctor? | {Surprised} You call this "a good start?" | | A1a |
| 55 | | {Irritated} This poor thing's memory core was completely corrupted. Haven't you people ever heard of inertial dampeners? Titanium shock casing? | | A1b |
| 56 | | {Confident} Sigh. It won't be easy, but I should be able to make a few modifications and get his basic functions online. | | A1c |
| 57 | | {Irritated} If you can keep your inept scribes from slowing me down. | Player Default: Sorry about that, Ingram. | A1d |
| 58 | BoS301Ingram: We've already sent out a few teams to find the rest of the High-Powered Magnets you'll need. They should be back by the time you return. | {Confident} Once you start building the actuators we need one for each limb, so you'll need to make a total of four. | | A1a |
| 59 | | {Confident} Good luck. | | A1b |
| 60 | BoS301Li: Now that you know what the actuators are, you need to know how to make them. | {Sarcastic} All right, Ingram... enough with the school lessons. | BoS301Scara: Here's a list of materials you'll need and the plans to make the actuators. | A1a |
| 61 | BoS301Li: Now that you know what the actuators are, you need to know how to make them. | {Sarcastic} All right, Ingram... I think he gets the point. | BoS301Scara: Here's a list of materials you'll need and the plans to make the actuators. | A2a |
| 62 | BoS301Li: These are the plans and the materials list. Don't lose them. | {Confident} Here's a list of materials you'll need and the plans to make the actuators. | BoS301Ingram: Now before you get that look on your face, you'll be happy to know that we have plenty of the raw materials on that list right here at the airport. | A1a |
| 63 | BoS301_08_IngramStage0120 | NPCFProctorIngram: That's all four actuators... delivered and done. Nice work. | {Impressed} Thank goodness. | | A1a |
| 64 | | {Irritated} I've finished restoring Prime's basic programming, but trying to explain to him why he can't walk is testing my patience. | BoS301Ingram: Well, as soon as my scribes get those actuators in place, we'll have his arms and legs installed in no time. | A1b |
| 65 | BoS301Li: Without a fully loaded nuke pack, Prime won't have the firepower to take on the Institute. | {Irritated} Liberty Prime will be effective when we get him fully operational, but he'll lack the proper firepower needed to penetrate the Institute's defenses. | Player Default: She's right. | A1a |
| 66 | BoS301_11_IngramStage0195 | Player Default: I appreciate that. | {Confident} Proctor? All the readouts look green. I think it's time for you to activate the power transfer. | BoS301Ingram: Actually, I think I'm going to let you press the button. | A1a |
| 67 | BoS301Li: It would be better if a trained technician performed that task, but I suppose you deserve to be the one to do it. | {Friendly} I'm in total agreement with Proctor Ingram. The honor should belong to you. | | A1a |
| 68 | NPCFProctorIngram: Looks like the Mark 28's are going to do the trick. That was a good find. | {Confident} I'll work with your team to make sure that the Mark 28 Nukes remain stable when loaded into his bomb pack. | | A1a |
| 69 | | {Confident} Shouldn't take us more than a day or so. | BoS301Ingram: Well, Professor, I have to admit, we couldn't have done this without you. | A1b |
| 70 | BoS301Li: We haven't fully thrown the switch on Liberty Prime and I'm just hoping all the work I've done to keep his systems stable are going to hold. | {Concerned} I appreciate the confedence, but I'm still a bit concerned. | | A1a |
| 71 | | {Concerned} We haven't fully thrown the switch on Liberty Prime and I'm just hoping all the work I've done to keep his systems stable is going to hold. | Player Default: I have full confidence in the abilities of everyone here. | A1b |
| 72 | BoS301_12_LibertyPrimeStage200 | BoS301Li: Give him a moment, he needs to adjust to his new configuration. | {Confident} Give him a moment, he needs to adjust to his new configuration. | BoS301LibertyPrime: Voice module... online. Audio functionality test... initialized. | A1a |
| 73 | - | | We'll get those bombs fitted to Liberty Prime as soon as possible. | | |
| 74 | | Hope those bombs get here soon, otherwise Liberty Prime's weapons efficiency will be fairly limited. | | |
| 75 | | Proctor Ingram wants to talk to you, better hop to it before she releases the hounds. | | |
| 76 | | Shouldn't you be building us some actuators? Prime isn't going to start moving on his own, you know. | | |
| 77 | | Let me finish up here, and I'll meet you at the airport. | | |
