| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
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| 35 | MS13CAmbushLooping | | {nervously / Nervous} Where the hell is Cooke? We can't sit here much longer. | nelsonAtAmbush: Relax. I'm sure he'll be here any minute. | A1a |
| 36 | | {nervously / Nervous} Come on, man. I'm starting to get seriously pissed off here. | nelsonAtAmbush: Relax. I'm sure he'll be here any minute. | A2a |
| 37 | | {nervously / Nervous} Marowski's not going to be happy about you guys jerking us around like this. | nelsonAtAmbush: Relax. I'm sure he'll be here any minute. | A3a |
| 38 | | {nervously / Nervous} We're sitting ducks out here. Just asking for some Gunners or something to come strolling in. | nelsonAtAmbush: Relax. I'm sure he'll be here any minute. | A4a |
| 39 | | {nervously / Nervous} Man, we gotta go. | nelsonAtAmbush: Relax. I'm sure he'll be here any minute. | A5a |
| 40 | | {nervously / Nervous} I can't wait much longer. | nelsonAtAmbush: Relax. I'm sure he'll be here any minute. | A6a |
| 41 | | {nervously / Nervous} If Cooke doesn't show soon, the deal's off. | nelsonAtAmbush: Relax. I'm sure he'll be here any minute. | A7a |
| 42 | | {nervously, angrily / Angry} I don't like people wasting my time. | nelsonAtAmbush: Relax. I'm sure he'll be here any minute. | A8a |
| 43 | nelsonAtAmbush: Relax. I'm sure he'll be here any minute. | {nervously / Worried} Yeah, well he better be. This is bullshit. | | A1a |
| 44 | nelsonAtAmbush: Relax. I'm sure he'll be here any minute. | {nervously / SinisterSmile} You do, huh? I'll keep that in mind. | | A2a |
| 45 | nelsonAtAmbush: Relax. I'm sure he'll be here any minute. | {nervously / Irritated} Sure, whatever. | | A3a |
| 46 | nelsonAtAmbush: Relax. I'm sure he'll be here any minute. | {pissed and scared / Worried} I'm nervous because we're sitting here with our asses hanging out thanks to your stupid partner. | | A4a |
| 47 | MS13CAmbushNelsonIntro | | {Suspicious} Who the hell are you? | NelsonLatimer: Let me deal with this fool. | A |
| 48 | NelsonLatimer: Cooke told you about this? Where the hell is Cooke anyway? | {Suspicious} What is this, Nelson? | Player Default: Cooke couldn't make it, so he sent me instead. | A1a |
| 49 | NelsonLatimer: Well, then you better keep right on walking, asshole. Now. | {Stern} We don't want any trouble. Just get out of here. | Player Default: Cooke couldn't make it, so he sent me instead. | X1a |
| 50 | MS13CAmbushTrishInterrogation | | {through gritted teeth - you're badly wounded / Pleading} So, we're good? I give up Marowski's lab, and I never saw you before in my life? | Player Default: Keep talking. | A |
| 51 | Player Default: Okay, I'll let you go. | {with huge relief / Relieved} You won't reget this. You can trust me. I swear. | | A1a |
| 52 | Player Default: Sorry, I can't leave any witnesses. | {Angry} You bastard! | | B1a |
| 53 | Player Default: Sorry, but I don't believe you. | {Angry} Screw you, then! | | X1a |
| 54 | Player Default: What's your word worth? You were ready to give up Marowski's secret lab to save your skin. | {Afraid} You already got everything you wanted! I swear, after I leave here, I've never heard of you in my life. | | Y1a |
| 55 | | {Pleading} I'll tell Marowski it was the Gunners. He'll never come looking for you, I promise. | Player Default: Okay, I'll let you go. | Y1b |
| 56 | | {Angry} Cooke, you bastard. Marowski's going to kill you for this! | HenryCooke: I think you have more immediate problems. | A1a |
| 57 | HenryCooke: I think you have more immediate problems. | {Pleading} Wait, I can help you! This here, this is nothing compared to what's at Marowski's chem lab. | Player Default: Keep talking. | A1a |
| 58 | Player Default: Keep talking. | {Conspiratorial} Where do you think these chems come from? We've got a lab, right here in the Commonwealth. | | A1a |
| 59 | | {Defiant} But you'll never find it on your own. Not without my help. | Player Default: You've got a deal. | A1b |
| 60 | Player Default: Sorry, no witnesses. | {Afraid} No! No! | Player Default: You've got a deal. | B1a |
| 61 | Player Default: What's at this chem lab? | {Pleading} More chems than you can imagine. Marowski's entire stash! | | Y1a |
| 62 | | {Defiant} But you'll never find it without my help. | Player Default: You've got a deal. | Y1b |
| 63 | Player Default: You've got a deal. | {Worried} Okay. I guess I have to trust you. | Trish: The lab is in the old Four Leaf Fishpacking Plant, on the waterfront in South Boston. | A1a |
| 64 | Player Default: Tell me what you know first. | {Worried} Well... okay. I'm trusting you, right? | Trish: The lab is in the old Four Leaf Fishpacking Plant, on the waterfront in South Boston. | X1a |
| 65 | Player Default: Tell me what you know first. | {Defiant} You're just going to kill me anyway. | Trish: The lab is in the old Four Leaf Fishpacking Plant, on the waterfront in South Boston. | X2a |
| 66 | Player Default: Why do I need your help to find this lab? | {Defiant} Because first, you don't know where it is. | | Y1a |
| 67 | | {Defiant} Second, even if you did know where it was, it's heavily protected. | | Y1b |
| 68 | | {Confident} Third, even if you can get past the security, you won't be able to get into the lab without my password. | | Y1c |
| 69 | | {Conspiratorial} But I'll tell you everything you need to know if you promise to let me go. | Player Default: You've got a deal. | Y1d |
| 70 | Player Default: Okay. I guess I have to trust you. | {Nervous} The lab is in the old Four Leaf Fishpacking Plant, on the waterfront in South Boston. | Player Default: Oh that place? I already cleaned it out. | A1a |
| 71 | Player Default: Oh that place? I already cleaned it out. | {Surprised} What? Shit! | | A1a |
| 72 | | {Pleading} But... you still don't need to kill me! I swear I won't tell Marowski anything about this. You've got my word. | Player Default: Pretty slick. But I assume that's not the end of it. | A1b |
| 73 | Player Default: Easy access by boat. Smart. | {Defiant} Right. My idea, by the way. | | A2a |
| 74 | | {even now, you can't help bragging / Confident} As was putting it in an area overrun by feral ghouls, and then recruiting an all-ghoul crew to run it. | Player Default: Pretty slick. But I assume that's not the end of it. | A2b |
| 75 | Player Default: Turns out it wasn't so secret, since I already cleaned it out. | {Defiant} Oh yeah? What about if the place is overrun by feral ghouls - which don't even look twice at my all-ghoul crew. | Player Default: Pretty slick. But I assume that's not the end of it. | B2a |
| 76 | Player Default: Your information is useless. I've already cleaned that place out. | {even now you can't help bragging about your brilliant idea / Defiant} The place is overrun with feral ghouls. Which don't even look twice at my crew, 'cause they're all ghouls like me. My idea, by the way. | Player Default: Pretty slick. But I assume that's not the end of it. | X2a |
| 77 | Player Default: Pretty slick. But I assume that's not the end of it. | {Confident} You assume right. | Trish: The real security is a system of tripwires that have to be triggered in exactly the right order to open the door to the lab. | A1a |
| 78 | Player Default: Feral ghouls, pfft. | {even with a gun to your head, you can't resist / Defiant} The ferals are just for cover, tough guy. | Trish: The real security is a system of tripwires that have to be triggered in exactly the right order to open the door to the lab. | B1a |
| 79 | Player Default: Why wouldn't the feral ghouls bother you and your crew? | {Surprised} What, you don't know? Ferals don't bother us normal ghouls, I don't know why. Maybe we taste bad or something. | | Y1a |
| 80 | | {Defiant} But they're just for cover anyway. | Trish: The real security is a system of tripwires that have to be triggered in exactly the right order to open the door to the lab. | Y1b |
| 81 | Player Default: You assume right. | {Defiant} The real security is a system of tripwires that have to be triggered in exactly the right order to open the door to the lab. | | A1a |
| 82 | | {bragging (stupidly) / Confident} You'd never even know the lab was there when the door is closed. | Player Default: Sounds like a pretty secure operation. | A1b |
| 83 | Player Default: Sounds like a pretty secure operation. | {Defiant} You better believe it. | | A1a |
| 84 | | {Angry} And if Cooke hadn't been such a backstabbing son-of-a-bitch, nobody would have ever cracked it. | HenryCooke: Sticks and stones... | A1b |
| 85 | Player Default: But now I do know the lab is there. | {Defiant} Yeah, well you still won't get past the door without the password. | Trish: So... I have your promise, right? If I give you the password, you let me walk? | B1a |
| 86 | Player Default: You seem awfully proud of this lab. | {Defiant} Yeah, I am. Marowski's operation wouldn't be nothing without me. | Trish: There's a terminal that will bypass the tripwires and open the door to the lab. And I have the password. | X1a |
| 87 | Player Default: So how do I get in without hitting all the tripwires? | {Conspiratorial} With the password. Which I can give you. There's a terminal that will bypass the tripwires and open the door to the lab. | Trish: So... I have your promise, right? If I give you the password, you let me walk? | Y1a |
| 88 | Trish: There's a terminal that will bypass the tripwires and open the door to the lab. And I have the password. | {Worried} So... I have your promise, right? If I give you the password, you let me walk? | Player Default: I promise. | A1a |
| 89 | HenryCooke: Sticks and stones... | {Conspiratorial} There's a terminal that will bypass the tripwires and open the door to the lab. And I have the password. | Trish: So... I have your promise, right? If I give you the password, you let me walk? | A1a |
| 90 | Player Default: I promise. | {reluctantly / Nervous} Well... alright. | Trish: The password is "Applejack". | A1a |
| 91 | Player Default: I promise. | {fearfully / Defiant} You're full of it. I've already given you more than enough. I'm out of here. | Trish: The password is "Applejack". | A2a |
| 92 | Player Default: No, I changed my mind. I don't need the password. | {Disgust} You lying bastard! You're no better than Cooke! | Trish: The password is "Applejack". | B1a |
| 93 | Player Default: I'll definitely kill you if you don't tell me. | {Disgust} You bastard. | | X1a |
| 94 | | {Depressed} I guess I got to trust you. | Trish: The password is "Applejack". | X1b |
| 95 | Player Default: I'll definitely kill you if you don't tell me. | {Defiant} No. I've given you enough. I'm out of here. | Trish: The password is "Applejack". | X2a |
| 96 | Player Default: And you promise to not tell Marowski that I had anything to do with this? | {enthusiastically / Relieved} Yeah, yeah, of course! I already told you, after I leave here, I've never heard of you in my life. | Trish: The password is "Applejack". | Y1a |
| 97 | Player Default: And you promise to not tell Marowski that I had anything to do with this? | {nervously / Nervous} Screw you. I already gave you more than enough. I'm out of here. | Trish: The password is "Applejack". | Y2a |
| 98 | Player Default: Well... alright. | {Nervous} The password is "Applejack". | | A1a |
| 99 | | {Depressed} There. Now you've got everything. And I'm completely screwed forever. | | A1b |
| 100 | | {Depressed} I hope you can live with that. | Player Default: Okay, I'll let you go. | A1c |
| 101 | MS13CAmbushTrishInterrogationPlayer | | {through gritted teeth - you're badly wounded / InPain} You don't have to kill me. I won't talk, I swear! | Player Default: Give me a reason not to kill you. | A |
| 102 | HenryCooke: I don't need a better reason than to shut her up. | {desperately trying to save your skin / Pleading} I'll tell Marowski it was Gunners, okay? You can trust me! | | A1a |
| 103 | | {Pleading} And, and... I'll give up Marowski's chem lab! This here, this is nothing compared to what he's got stashed there! | | A1b |
| 104 | Player Default: You won't talk when you're dead. | {Pleading} Wait! I can tell you how to find Marowski's chem lab! You can get his whole stash! | | B1a |
