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This is a transcript for dialogue with Supervisor White. |
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DialogueGraygarden[]
| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
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| 1 | DialogueGraygardenBranchRememberPast | Player Default: I was in a vault. They put me in cryogenic freeze. | Remarkable! I must say, darling, you seem very well-preserved. | SupervisorWhite: Now, where was I... | A1a |
| 2 | Player Default: Just forget I said it. | Of course, darling. I can see it's a sensitive subject for you. | SupervisorWhite: Now, where was I... | B1a | |
| 3 | Player Default: It's a long story. | Of course, darling. A lady knows when not to pry. | SupervisorWhite: Now, where was I... | X1a | |
| 4 | Player Default: You haven't met anyone else who was around back then? | I'm sorry to disappoint you, darling, but no. | Y1a | ||
| 5 | In my experience, you are unique. | SupervisorWhite: Now, where was I... | Y1b | ||
| 6 | Player Default: Remarkable! I must say, darling, you seem very well-preserved. | Now, where was I... | A1a | ||
| 7 | Ah yes, Edward Gray. | SupervisorWhite: Robotics and artificial intelligence were our creator's great passions, rivaled only by his love of television. | A1b | ||
| 8 | DialogueGraygardenIntro | {Dahling... you're playing Tallulah Bankhead} Welcome to Graygarden, darling! This is the Commonwealth's first and only hydroponics facility run entirely by robots. | Player Default: That's pretty ingenious. I bet you can work around the clock. | A | |
| 9 | Player Default: That's pretty ingenious. I bet you can work around the clock. | Of course, darling. Our unique hierarchy allows for constant operation. | SupervisorWhite: You see, there are two kinds of robots here. | A1a | |
| 10 | Player Default: Robots can do simple tasks, sure, but you need a human being to make the big decisions. | Ah, but that's where Graygarden is unique, darling. | B1a | ||
| 11 | We're not just simple robots. We have a unique social structure - a hierachy, if you will. | SupervisorWhite: You see, there are two kinds of robots here. | B1b | ||
| 12 | Player Default: This place seems familiar. I think I saw a bit about it on the news, back before the war. | Yes, construction was completed mere days before the war. | X1a | ||
| 13 | We were able to survive and continue our operations only because our creator made us fully self-sufficient. | SupervisorWhite: You see, there are two kinds of robots here. | X1b | ||
| 14 | Player Default: There's not even one person here? | That's right, darling. We are entirely self-sufficient, with no need for human guidance. | SupervisorWhite: You see, there are two kinds of robots here. | Y1a | |
| 15 | SupervisorWhite: Of course, darling. Our unique hierarchy allows for constant operation. | You see, there are two kinds of robots here. | A1a | ||
| 16 | The worker drones carry out labor and maintenance. | A1b | |||
| 17 | We supervisors - that is, myself, Greene and Brown - possess sophisticated cognition processors. | A1c | |||
| 18 | We are capable of complex analysis and decision-making, a testament to the genius of our creator, Doctor Edward Gray. | Player Default: Obviously, the man was brilliant to come up with something like this. | A1d | ||
| 19 | Player Default: Obviously, the man was brilliant to come up with something like this. | I could hardly have said it better myself, darling. | SupervisorWhite: Robotics and artificial intelligence were our creator's great passions, rivaled only by his love of television. | A1a | |
| 20 | Player Default: Only a madman would think that artificial intelligence could replace human intuition and experience. | You misunderstand him, darling. He wanted only to know what a machine was truly capable of. | SupervisorWhite: Robotics and artificial intelligence were our creator's great passions, rivaled only by his love of television. | B1a | |
| 21 | Player Default: I remember him. He was one of RobCo's senior engineers, but more than a little eccentric. | That's the second time you've said that you remember something before the war. | X1a | ||
| 22 | I think you're a little confused darling. You simply can't have been alive back then. | SupervisorWhite: Robotics and artificial intelligence were our creator's great passions, rivaled only by his love of television. | X1b | ||
| 23 | Player Default: I remember him. He was one of RobCo's senior engineers, but more than a little eccentric. | You seem a bit confused, darling. | X2a | ||
| 24 | You're far too young to remember anything that happened before the war. | Player Default: I was in a vault. They put me in cryogenic freeze. | X2b | ||
| 25 | Player Default: What became of Doctor Gray? | {Sad} Like so many others, he died in the war. It was a terrible loss. | SupervisorWhite: Robotics and artificial intelligence were our creator's great passions, rivaled only by his love of television. | Y1a | |
| 26 | Player Default: I could hardly have said it better myself, darling. | Robotics and artificial intelligence were our creator's great passions, rivaled only by his love of television. | A1a | ||
| 27 | Perhaps you've noticed that I possess a rather singular personality, as do the other supervisors. | Companion: That's puttin' it mildly. | A1b | ||
| 28 | Player Default: Well, it's definitely unique. Sort of hard to miss. | I'll take that as a compliment, darling. | A1a | ||
| 29 | After all, the last thing any woman wants to be is ordinary. | SupervisorWhite: A few other things you should know... talk to Greene if you need supplies. | A1b | ||
| 30 | Player Default: A tin can that talks like a femme fatale is still a tin can. | {Disdain} Some men know how to talk to a woman. The rest are more like you. | SupervisorWhite: A few other things you should know... talk to Greene if you need supplies. | B1a | |
| 31 | Player Default: Why did Doctor Gray give you these unusual personalities? | Genius is restless, darling. It abhors stagnation. Doctor Gray was tired of the standard Mister Handy personality. | Y1a | ||
| 32 | He looked to his favorite television characters for inspiration, and we are the result. | SupervisorWhite: A few other things you should know... talk to Greene if you need supplies. | Y1b | ||
| 33 | Player Default: After all, the last thing any woman wants to be is ordinary. | A few other things you should know... talk to Greene if you need supplies. | A1a | ||
| 34 | If it's caps you need, Brown might have a few odd jobs. | SupervisorWhite: Farewell for now, dahling. | A1b | ||
| 35 | SupervisorWhite: Farewell for now, dahling. | Ah, there's one other thing. A question, really. | A1a | ||
| 36 | SupervisorWhite: If it's caps you need, Brown might have a few odd jobs. | Farewell for now, dahling. | SupervisorWhite: Ah, there's one other thing. A question, really. | A1a | |
| 37 | - | {(See notes for Supervisor White) Shouting, starting a fight.} You've gone too far, dahling! | |||
| 38 | {(See notes for Supervisor White) Shouting, starting a fight.} I can't allow that! | ||||
| 39 | {(See notes for Supervisor White) Shouting, starting a fight.} How dare you! | ||||
| 40 | {Humble gratitude.} Thank you again for all your help, darling. We won't forget it. | ||||
| 41 | {Darling is pronounced "DAH-ling".} Hello, darling. | ||||
| 42 | {Darling is pronounced "DAH-ling".} What can I do for you, darling? | ||||
| 43 | Do you think it's easy, being this beautiful? I assure you, it is not. | ||||
| 44 | Another admirer comes to see me. | ||||
| 45 | {Darling is pronounced "DAH-ling".} I'm afraid I don't do autographs, darling. |
DialogueGraygardenWhite[]
| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
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| 46 | DialogueGraygardenBrownWhiteScene | Brown: I say, have you noticed unit seven-seven-J acting a bit strangely, White? | Really, darling, you must be a bit more specific than that. | Brown: Ah, yes, quite right. | A1a |
| 47 | Brown: Well, it just seems to be a tad slow of late, as if it's not running on a full charge. | It's probably just a defect in the power unit. I'll have a look at it later. | Brown: Jolly good. Just let me know if we need a new power unit and I'll see if can't make a trade for one. | A1a | |
| 48 | DialogueGraygardenGreeneWhiteScene | Greene: Supervisor White, you're the next contestant! | {A demure femme fatale} What do you want, darling? And please make it quick, I haven't got all day. | Greene: Bad news, I'm afraid. | A1a |
| 49 | Greene: Our latest mutfruit crop is coming in smaller than usual, and some of the fruit isn't ripening quickly enough. | {Frustrated} Again? It's got to be the water. It's been getting more toxic by the day, and now it's affecting the plants. | Greene: Well, if something isn't done soon, it'll be game over for the entire crop. | A1a | |
| 50 | Greene: Without fruit to sell to the traders, we won't have caps to buy the spare parts we need to keep running. | Then let's hope we can find someone willing to help us, darling. | A1a | ||
| 51 | DialogueGraygardenWhiteBrownScene | Brown, darling, I need you to pick something up for me the next time a trader visits. | Brown: Hm? Yes? What's that, then? | A1a | |
| 52 | Brown: Hm? Yes? What's that, then? | Drone Two's shear attachment is getting a little dull. We'll need to replace at least one of the blades. | Brown: I should be able to acquire a knife easily enough. I'm sure we can re-purpose that. | A1a | |
| 53 | Brown: Hm? Yes? What's that, then? | A few of the sprinkler pipes are getting rusty. We'll need to get new ones. | Brown: I should be able to acquire a knife easily enough. I'm sure we can re-purpose that. | A2a | |
| 54 | Brown: Hm? Yes? What's that, then? | Don't tell him I said so, but some of the wiring in Green's main processor is faulty. | Brown: I should be able to acquire a knife easily enough. I'm sure we can re-purpose that. | A3a | |
| 55 | Brown: I should be able to acquire a knife easily enough. I'm sure we can re-purpose that. | I'm sure you'll do your best, darling. | A1a | ||
| 56 | Brown: I should be able to acquire a knife easily enough. I'm sure we can re-purpose that. | Splendid, darling. | A2a | ||
| 57 | Brown: I should be able to acquire a knife easily enough. I'm sure we can re-purpose that. | Thank you, darling. | A3a | ||
| 58 | DialogueGraygardenWhiteGreeneScene | The mutfruit's looking ripe, darling. You should gather some up for Brown to sell. | Greene: Whoa, there! Just hold your horses, little lady. | A1a | |
| 59 | Greene: It's going to be a few more weeks before this fruit produces that sweet, delicious taste your kids will love. | Well I simply can't agree, darling. Call it a woman's intuition if you like, but this crop is ready now. | Greene: Oh, I'm so sorry but that is the wrong answer. | A1a | |
| 60 | Greene: Better luck next time, but hey, thanks for playing! | Have it your way, but don't say I didn't warn you, darling. | A1a |
DN151[]
| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
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| 61 | DN151_WhiteConclusion | {Friendly} Darling! So good to see you. You fixed our water problem, didn't you? | Player Default: Yes, ma'am. | A | |
| 62 | Player Default: Yes, ma'am. | {Sincere, grateful / Grateful} Such a gentleman, too! I simply must give you something. | SupervisorWhite: Here, you can have some of our produce. | A1a | |
| 63 | Player Default: Yes, ma'am. | {Sincere, grateful / Grateful} That's marvelous, darling, simply marvelous. | SupervisorWhite: Here, you can have some of our produce. | A2a | |
| 64 | Player Default: I went through a lot of trouble for this. I hope it was worth it. | {Sincere / Grateful} Oh, it will be. | SupervisorWhite: Here, you can have some of our produce. | B1a | |
| 65 | Player Default: I went through a lot of trouble for this. I hope it was worth it. | {Grateful} Darling, you helped us whether you knew it or not. You simply must allow me to give you something. | SupervisorWhite: Here, you can have some of our produce. | B2a | |
| 66 | Player Default: You said something about a reward? | {Affirming the reward. / Grateful} Yes, yes of course. | SupervisorWhite: Here, you can have some of our produce. | X1a | |
| 67 | Player Default: You said something about a reward? | {Disgusted. There must have been dirty water in there! / Disgust} Ugh, I don't even want to think about what you must have gone through. | SupervisorWhite: Here, you can have some of our produce. | X2a | |
| 68 | Player Default: Why does it matter so much to you? | {Friendly} For a farm like this? Water is everything to us, dear. | Y1a | ||
| 69 | {Grateful / Grateful} You deserve something for all of your hard work. | SupervisorWhite: Here, you can have some of our produce. | Y1b | ||
| 70 | SupervisorWhite: Here, you can have some of our produce. | {Grateful} I'll ask Greenie to give you a discount, too, if there's anything else you need. | SupervisorWhite: Now, I simply must get back to work. Ta-ta. | A1a | |
| 71 | Player Default: Such a gentleman, too! I simply must give you something. | {Grateful} Here, you can have some of our produce. | SupervisorWhite: I'll ask Greenie to give you a discount, too, if there's anything else you need. | A1a | |
| 72 | SupervisorWhite: I'll ask Greenie to give you a discount, too, if there's anything else you need. | {Friendly} Now, I simply must get back to work. Ta-ta. | A1a | ||
| 73 | DN151_WhiteGiveQuest | {Vain / Relieved} Most of our water comes from the old Weston plant, south of here. Such an eyesore. | SupervisorWhite: Be a dear and pay it a visit, hmm? See what you can do? Maybe tidy up the place? It must be filthy. | A1a | |
| 74 | SupervisorWhite: Most of our water comes from the old Weston plant, south of here. Such an eyesore. | {Vain / Relieved} Be a dear and pay it a visit, hmm? See what you can do? Maybe tidy up the place? It must be filthy. | SupervisorWhite: If you can get it working again, I'm sure I can... come up with something for you. | A1a | |
| 75 | SupervisorWhite: Be a dear and pay it a visit, hmm? See what you can do? Maybe tidy up the place? It must be filthy. | {Friendly, maybe a bit seductive. / Relieved} If you can get it working again, I'm sure I can... come up with something for you. | A1a | ||
| 76 | {Friendly} See what you can do about the old Weston plant, would you, dear? | A1a | |||
| 77 | DN151_WhiteIntro | SupervisorWhite: Pressure is down. Radiation is up. Why, it's practically toxic. Just think what it must be doing to my skin! | {Cajoling / Friendly} This will never do. I don't mean to impose, darling, but... perhaps you could lend us a hand? | A1a | |
| 78 | SupervisorWhite: Pressure is down. Radiation is up. Why, it's practically toxic. Just think what it must be doing to my skin! | {Cajoling / Friendly} This will never do. If you Minutemen can lend us a hand, I'll be eternally grateful. | Y1a | ||
| 79 | {Annoyed. The player just stormed off. / Irritated} Well! Hmph. | A1a | |||
| 80 | Player Default: Seems fine to me. | {Disgust} Men! Take it from me, dear, it's ghastly. Simply ghastly. | SupervisorWhite: Pressure is down. Radiation is up. Why, it's practically toxic. Just think what it must be doing to my skin! | A1a | |
| 81 | Player Default: Seems fine to me. | {Aghast. Not really trying to insult the player. / Disgust} Surely you aren't serious, dear? Why, it'll melt that makeup right off your... adequate little face. | SupervisorWhite: Pressure is down. Radiation is up. Why, it's practically toxic. Just think what it must be doing to my skin! | A2a | |
| 82 | Player Default: It's awful. | {Sincere / Disgust} Isn't it, though? | SupervisorWhite: Pressure is down. Radiation is up. Why, it's practically toxic. Just think what it must be doing to my skin! | B1a | |
| 83 | Player Default: It's... nothing special. | {Disgust} It's ghastly, that's what it is. Simply ghastly. | SupervisorWhite: Pressure is down. Radiation is up. Why, it's practically toxic. Just think what it must be doing to my skin! | X1a | |
| 84 | Player Default: I'm with the Minutemen. Did you need help with something? | {Surprised} Why, yes. That's what I was getting at, dear. The water - it's simply ghastly! | SupervisorWhite: Pressure is down. Radiation is up. Why, it's practically toxic. Just think what it must be doing to my skin! | Y1a | |
| 85 | Player Default: Men! Take it from me, dear, it's ghastly. Simply ghastly. | {Vain / Disgust} Pressure is down. Radiation is up. Why, it's practically toxic. Just think what it must be doing to my skin! | SupervisorWhite: This will never do. I don't mean to impose, darling, but... perhaps you could lend us a hand? | A1a | |
| 86 | DN151_WhiteQuestion | {Cross with the player / Irritated} Oh, it's you. Hmph. Decide to help us after all? | Player Default: All right. | A | |
| 87 | Player Default: All right. | {Pleased / Relieved} Marvelous, simply marvelous. | SupervisorWhite: Most of our water comes from the old Weston plant, south of here. Such an eyesore. | A1a | |
| 88 | Player Default: I can't believe you called the Minutemen to fix your water. | {Amused} I'm just glad you cared enough to help. | SupervisorWhite: Most of our water comes from the old Weston plant, south of here. Such an eyesore. | B1a | |
| 89 | Player Default: I can't believe you called the Minutemen to fix your water. | {Cross with the player / Angry} What nerve! Well, then, off with you. Run along now. | B2a | ||
| 90 | Player Default: I can't believe you called the Minutemen to fix your water. | {Cross with the player / Angry} Hmph. | B3a | ||
| 91 | Player Default: Just tell me what you need done. | {A little seductive. / Flirting} Trust me, darling, I can make it worth your while. | SupervisorWhite: Most of our water comes from the old Weston plant, south of here. Such an eyesore. | X1a | |
| 92 | {Annoyed / Impressed} Hmph. | A1a | |||
| 93 | - | {Friendly} Have you looked into our little water problem, darling? | |||
| 94 | {Friendly} Do see about that water, won't you? | ||||
| 95 | {Friendly} Tell me, darling, what do you think of the water around here? | ||||
| 96 | {Friendly / Friendly} You repaired the old Weston plant, didn't you? |