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This is a transcript for dialogue with Virgil (super mutant). |
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DialoguePlayerAdditional[]
| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
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| 1 | - | {player isn't responding, you're a bit confused} Well? | |||
| 2 | {player isn't responding, you're a bit confused} Hey, I'm talking to you. | ||||
| 3 | {player isn't responding, you're a bit confused} You gonna say something, or do I have to beat it out of you? |
DN053[]
| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
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| 4 | DN053_Virgil_Stage20_Return | {Surprised, relieved, trying to make a joke. / Relieved} Well. I'm glad to see the Relay didn't completely vaporize you. | Player Default: The interceptor worked. It was rough, but it worked. | A | |
| 5 | Player Default: Did you expect it to? | {Flustered. Failing to be reassuring. / Thinking} No, of course not! It was far more likely that it would just blow up. | Y1a | ||
| 6 | {Recovering. Hopeful, intense. Really wants the serum. / Relieved} But it didn't. You made it in. Were you able to find the serum? | Player Default: I've got it right here. | Y1b | ||
| 7 | Player Default: It did, but I pulled myself together. | {Chuckle at the beginning of the line. Wryly. Appreciates the joke. / Amused} I suppose you did. | X1a | ||
| 8 | {Hopeful, intense. Really wants the serum. / Question} Now, what about the serum? Did you find it? | Player Default: I've got it right here. | X1b | ||
| 9 | Player Default: A lot has happened since then. Virgil, I've been sent to kill you. | {Pacifying, irritated / Apologetic} I did warn you. I'm surprised it worked at all. | B2a | ||
| 10 | {Hopeful, intense. Really wants the serum. / Question} Now, what about the serum? Did you get the serum? | Player Default: I've got it right here. | B2b | ||
| 11 | Player Default: The interceptor worked. It was rough, but it worked. | {Hopeful, intense. Really wants the serum. / Worried} Amazing. And what about the serum? Did you find the serum? | Player Default: I've got it right here. | A1a | |
| 12 | DN053_Virgil_Stage30_Main | {Intense, urgent. / Pleading} Have you found the serum? | Player Default: I've got it right here. | A | |
| 13 | {Intense, urgent. / Pleading} I'm running out of time. I need that serum. | Player Default: I've got it right here. | A | ||
| 14 | {Intense, urgent. / Pleading} Please, you have to find the serum. | Player Default: I've got it right here. | A | ||
| 15 | Player Default: What serum? | {Irritated. Player has 'forgotten' their arrangement. / Irritated} We had a deal. I help you get into the Institute, you find the cure that I was working on. | Y1a | ||
| 16 | {Thinking it through. / Thinking} It should still be in my old lab, in the BioScience Division. | Y1b | |||
| 17 | {Thinking it through. / Thinking} With any luck, they haven't found it yet. Volkert probably still has the place sealed up while he goes through my research. | Y1c | |||
| 18 | Player Default: I can't find it anywhere. I'm sorry. | {Surprised, horrified, thinking. / Surprised} What? No, no, it has to be there... unless... | X1a | ||
| 19 | {Horrified realization. / Afraid} Volkert. Damn it! The old man always hated my work. But if he ordered it all destroyed, he wouldn't have even known... | X1b | |||
| 20 | {Horrified, panicked. / Afraid} What am I going to do? Am I stuck like this? | Player Default: At least you're free. | X1c | ||
| 21 | Player Default: I can't find it anywhere. I'm sorry. | {Surprised, trying to reassure himself. / Surprised} What? No, no, you must have just missed it. | X2a | ||
| 22 | {Desperate, pleading. / Pleading} Keep trying. Search the rest of the labs. Turn the whole damn Institute inside out. It has to be there somewhere. It has to! | X2b | |||
| 23 | Player Default: I can't find it anywhere. I'm sorry. | {Frustrated, depressed / Depressed} You said that. But I can't give up. I don't have any other choice. Please. Please keep looking. | X3a | ||
| 24 | Player Default: Virgil... I've been sent to kill you. | {Shocked, confused, horrified. / Afraid} What? ...Oh. Oh god. | Player Default: You brought this on yourself, Virgil. You're an abomination. And by order of the Brotherhood, you need to be destroyed. | B1a | |
| 25 | Player Default: Virgil... I've been sent to kill you. | {Rising fury. He's about to attack. / Angry} After everything I've done for you, you're just going to leave me like this? No. No! | Virgil: Dammit! | B2a | |
| 26 | Player Default: I've got it right here. | {Excited, pleased. / Awed} That's it. That's really it! | DN053Companion: Wait. This make you human? | A1a | |
| 27 | Player Default: I've got it right here. | {Pleading / Pleading} It should be in my old lab, in the BioScience Division. Please hurry. | A2a | ||
| 28 | DN053_Virgil_Stage30B_Main2 | Player Default: What are you going to do now? | {Desperate / Worried} I could... I could... | Virgil_Supermutant: No. The serum is my only hope. Please, go back, just one more time. It has to be there somewhere. It has to! | Y1a |
| 29 | Player Default: Then end it now. While you can still make that choice. | {Horrified, afraid, making a big decision. / Afraid} I don't think I can. I don't have the stomach to... to kill myself. | B1a | ||
| 30 | {Horrified, afraid, making a big decision. / Nervous} But you. You could do it... | B1b | |||
| 31 | {Desperate, quietly. / Pleading} Go ahead. Just... try to make it quick, all right? | Virgil_Supermutant: All right. Whenever you're ready. | B1c | ||
| 32 | Player Default: Then end it now. While you can still make that choice. | {Furious, player almost had him. / Angry} What? No! No, no, no, you're lying. And I almost fell for it. Damn it! Damn you! | Virgil: Dammit! | B2a | |
| 33 | Player Default: Do you remember Edgar Swann? | {Surprised, confused, trying to remember an old report. Growing concern. / Worried} Swann? ...Yes, I saw his file. He was one of our first test subjects, years ago. His mutations destabilized. Started turning into a Behemoth. | Y1a | ||
| 34 | {Horrified realization. / Worried} ...You think that could happen to me? Maybe I'm fine for a few months, a few years, but... god. I couldn't live like that. | Player Default: Maybe it won't come to that. | Y1b | ||
| 35 | Player Default: Do you remember Edgar Swann? | {Incredulous / Disbelief} Here? With this junk? I've got no notes, no samples, nothing! | Virgil_Supermutant: No. The serum is my only hope. Please, go back, just one more time. It has to be there somewhere. It has to! | Y2a | |
| 36 | Player Default: What about the virus? Won't your condition get worse over time? | {Horrified realization / Worried} I ...I don't know. God, what if you're right? Could I end up like those dumb brutes? No. No, I couldn't live like that. | Player Default: Maybe it won't come to that. | X1a | |
| 37 | Player Default: What about the virus? Won't your condition get worse over time? | {Trying to convince himself. He's not convinced. / Worried} No, my mutations have stabilized. I... I should be all right. | Virgil_Supermutant: No. The serum is my only hope. Please, go back, just one more time. It has to be there somewhere. It has to! | X2a | |
| 38 | Player Default: How many people did you infect with FEV for your 'research'? You only got what you deserved. | {Furious, rising anger. About to attack. / Angry} What? How can you say that? After everything I've done for you? | Virgil: Dammit! | B1a | |
| 39 | Player Default: At least you're free. | {Bitter. / Tired} Yes. Well. Free to be a monster. Free to be hunted anywhere I go. Free to cower in this wretched cave. Not much of a life. | Virgil_Supermutant: No. The serum is my only hope. Please, go back, just one more time. It has to be there somewhere. It has to! | A1a | |
| 40 | {Desperate / Pleading} No. The serum is my only hope. Please, go back, just one more time. It has to be there somewhere. It has to! | A1a | |||
| 41 | DN053_Virgil_Stage30C_MainAlt | {Upset, confused / Concerned} The radio... The Institute signal. It's gone... what happened? | Virgil_Supermutant: We had a deal! I help you get into the Institute, you get me the serum. | A | |
| 42 | Virgil_Supermutant: Instead, what do you do? You blow the damn place up! | {Rising fury. Getting really worked up. / Angry} My home! My friends! And the one chance I had of being human again! | Virgil: Dammit! | A1a | |
| 43 | Player Default: I'm sorry, Virgil. The Institute's gone. Destroyed. | {Cold fury / Afraid} We had a deal! I help you get into the Institute, you get me the serum. | Virgil_Supermutant: Instead, what do you do? You blow the damn place up! | A1a | |
| 44 | Virgil_Supermutant: We had a deal! I help you get into the Institute, you get me the serum. | {Cold fury. / Angry} Instead, what do you do? You blow the damn place up! | Virgil_Supermutant: My home! My friends! And the one chance I had of being human again! | A1a | |
| 45 | DN053_Virgil_Stage40_Suicide | Virgil_Supermutant: Go ahead. | {Irritated / Irritated} What're you waiting for? | A1a | |
| 46 | Virgil_Supermutant: All right. Whenever you're ready. | {Quiet, calm / Somber} Go ahead. | Virgil_Supermutant: What're you waiting for? | A1a | |
| 47 | {Sigh at beginning of line. Quiet, calming himself. Accepting his death. / Somber} All right. Whenever you're ready. | Virgil_Supermutant: Go ahead. | A1a | ||
| 48 | DN053_Virgil_Stage50_Cure00_Strong | Player Default: Is it really that bad? Are you willing to risk your life over it? | {Exasperated / Angry} Look around you. What kind of a life is this? | Y1a | |
| 49 | {Calming down / Irritated} Yes. Yes, I'll risk it. I'd do anything to be human again. | Y1b | |||
| 50 | Player Default: If you have a chance to be human again, you should take it. | {Player affirmed his choice. / Confident} Of course I will. It's not even a question. | X1a | ||
| 51 | Player Default: There are advantages to being a super mutant. You're strong. You're tough. You've managed to survive out here. | {Sarcastic / Sarcastic} I get to live in a cave. Fantastic. I think I'll take my chance with the serum, thank you. | B1a | ||
| 52 | Virgil_Supermutant: That is the idea, yes. | {Deadpan. / Irritated} You can't be serious. | A1a | ||
| 53 | {Disgusted at his current state. / Disgust} Just look at me! I'm a monster! I don't want to spend another day in this wretched body. | Player Default: Enough. Calm down, both of you. Virgil, do what you're going to do. | A1b | ||
| 54 | {Annoyed at the simpleton / Irritated} That is the idea, yes. | DN053Companion: But you super mutant. Why you want to be human? | A1a | ||
| 55 | DN053_Virgil_Stage50_Cure01_Inspect | Virgil_Supermutant: Recombinant counter-intron sequences look stable... | {To himself. Studying a high-tech medical serum. Generally pleased with what he's seeing. / Concerned} Transcriptive exon strands have formed... | Player Default: That's... good. | A1a |
| 56 | Virgil_Supermutant: Retrovirus has matured nicely. Density gradient is high... | {To himself. Studying a high-tech medical serum. Generally pleased with what he's seeing. / Concerned} Recombinant counter-intron sequences look stable... | Virgil_Supermutant: Transcriptive exon strands have formed... | A1a | |
| 57 | Virgil_Supermutant: All right. Let's see, let's see... | {To himself. Studying a high-tech medical serum. Generally pleased with what he's seeing. / Concerned} Retrovirus has matured nicely. Density gradient is high... | Virgil_Supermutant: Recombinant counter-intron sequences look stable... | A1a | |
| 58 | {Eager, examining the cure / Happy} All right. Let's see, let's see... | Virgil_Supermutant: Retrovirus has matured nicely. Density gradient is high... | A1a | ||
| 59 | DN053_Virgil_Stage51_ Cure02_InspectResponse | {Analyzing the serum carefully. / Concerned} Yes, yes. It seems to have matured nicely. | Player Default: That's... good. | A | |
| 60 | Player Default: How are you going to test it? | {Surprised the player hadn't figured it out. / Surprised} On myself, of course. That was the plan. | Y1a | ||
| 61 | {Firmly / Stern} This serum will only counteract the specific strain of FEV that I infected myself with. There's no telling what it might do to anyone else. | Virgil_Supermutant: All right. Here we go. | Y1b | ||
| 62 | Player Default: Has the, uh, reverse transcriptase survived the nucleotide synthesis? | {Impressed, pleased. / Impressed} Excellent question! ...yes, yes, it has! Fascinating. | X1a | ||
| 63 | {Realizing the player made fun of him. / Irritated} Oh. Did you mean that as a joke? Hmph. | X1b | |||
| 64 | {Resolving to try it. / Nervous} Well, it's time. There's only one way to test it. | Virgil_Supermutant: All right. Here we go. | X1c | ||
| 65 | Player Default: So it's good. | {Firmly / Nervous} There's only one way to find out. | Virgil_Supermutant: All right. Here we go. | B1a | |
| 66 | Player Default: That's... good. | {Resolving to go through with it. / Nervous} It is. But there's only one way to know if it works. | Virgil_Supermutant: All right. Here we go. | A1a | |
| 67 | DN053_Virgil_Stage52_Cure03_Inject | {Nervous / Nervous} All right. Here we go. | Virgil_Supermutant: ...Ah. | A1a | |
| 68 | Virgil_Supermutant: All right. Here we go. | {Gasps just a bit after injecting himself. / InPain} ...Ah. | Virgil_Supermutant: And now... we wait. | A1a | |
| 69 | Virgil_Supermutant: ...Ah. | {A little worried. He's not sure what will happen. / Worried} And now... we wait. | A1a | ||
| 70 | DN053_Virgil_Stage55_ Cure04_InjectResponse | {Puzzled / Puzzled} Sorry, was there something else? | Player Default: It'll work. Don't worry. | A | |
| 71 | Player Default: I hope so. We just have to let the retrovirus run its course. | {Nervous / Nervous} I'm going to rest for a while. Come back in a few days, maybe a week, and... well, I guess we'll see. | A1a | ||
| 72 | {Sincere / Grateful} In any event, you kept your end of our bargain. Thank you. | A1b | |||
| 73 | Player Default: How long will it take? | {Worried / Worried} I don't know. Nothing like this has ever been tried before. | Virgil_Supermutant: I'm going to rest for a while. Come back in a few days, maybe a week, and... well, I guess we'll see. | Y1a | |
| 74 | Player Default: That's it? | {Annoyed / Amused} What, did you expect me to transform right before your eyes? This is science, not a two-cap magic show. | Virgil_Supermutant: I'm going to rest for a while. Come back in a few days, maybe a week, and... well, I guess we'll see. | X1a | |
| 75 | Player Default: It didn't work. | {Worried / Worried} Give it time. The retrovirus has to run its course. | Virgil_Supermutant: I'm going to rest for a while. Come back in a few days, maybe a week, and... well, I guess we'll see. | B1a | |
| 76 | Player Default: It'll work. Don't worry. | {Worried / Worried} I hope so. We just have to let the retrovirus run its course. | Virgil_Supermutant: I'm going to rest for a while. Come back in a few days, maybe a week, and... well, I guess we'll see. | A1a | |
| 77 | DN053_Virgil_Stage70_Threaten | Virgil: What? ...Oh. Oh god. | {Worried, detecting the player's hesitation. / Worried} Are you... are you really going to go through with it? | Player Default: You brought this on yourself, Virgil. You're an abomination. And by order of the Brotherhood, you need to be destroyed. | A1a |
| 78 | Player Default: You're a threat to the Brotherhood, Virgil. | {Angry, then bargaining. / Angry} A threat? Just because of what I am? | Virgil: I... I... look, I know I've made mistakes. I mean, just look at me! | B1a | |
| 79 | Player Default: You're a threat to the Brotherhood, Virgil. | {Grim, small sigh at the end of the line. / Somber} I know too much. | Virgil: I... I... look, I know I've made mistakes. I mean, just look at me! | B2a | |
| 80 | Player Default: You really think no one will know? | {Persuasively. He's not sure. / Pleading} After all you've done? They'll trust you. And I'll make sure no one else finds out about me. | DN053Companion: Cait interjects | Y1a | |
| 81 | Player Default: I'll think about it. | {Worried / Pleading} Just... just leave me be. That's all I ask. | X1a | ||
| 82 | Player Default: All right. | {Sigh at the beginning of the line. Sincere, relieved. / Relieved} Thank you. Really, thank you. | A1a | ||
| 83 | Virgil: But I've paid the price for that. All I want now is to be human again. | {Frustrated / Irritated} There has to be another way. Why... why don't you just tell them I'm dead? No one's going to come out here and check. | Virgil: Think about it. I'm human now. I can't even set foot outside this cave! What harm can I do to anyone from in here? | A1a | |
| 84 | Player Default: A threat? Just because of what I am? | {Desperately trying to justify himself. (He's a Super Mutant-- a monster.) / Pleading} I... I... look, I know I've made mistakes. I mean, just look at me! | A1a | ||
| 85 | {Sincere, intense / Pleading} But I've paid the price for that. All I want now is to be human again. | Virgil: There has to be another way. Why... why don't you just tell them I'm dead? No one's going to come out here and check. | A1b | ||
| 86 | {Irritated. Player just walked away in the middle of the conversation. / Irritated} Well? | A1a | |||
| 87 | DN053_Virgil_Stage80_Attack | {Roar of fury. He's going to attack! / Angry} Grrraaah! | A2a | ||
| 88 | - | {In pain / Angry} Aah! | |||
| 89 | {In pain / Angry} No! | ||||
| 90 | {In pain / Angry} Ugh! | ||||
| 91 | {Death gasp / Afraid} Gaahh... | ||||
| 92 | {Bellowing / Angry} Grrrah! | ||||
| 93 | {Angry, snarling / Angry} You won't leave here alive! | ||||
| 94 | {Bellow of rage. Starts combat. / Angry} Grrrah! | ||||
| 95 | {Worried, grateful / Worried} Whatever happens... thank you. | ||||
| 96 | {Worried / Worried} We just have to wait. | ||||
| 97 | {Worried / Worried} I'm going to get some rest. |
MQ204[]
| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
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| 98 | MQ204VirgilEnterInstituteScene | Player Default: All right. | If I help you, you're going to do something for me. Before I was forced to leave, I was working on a serum to reverse this mutation. | A1a | |
| 99 | It could return me to normal. You understand? So if you get in there, I need you to find it in my old office, and bring it to me. | A1b | |||
| 100 | I think that's pretty reasonable, in exchange for helping you. | Virgil: All right. Let's talk details. | A1c | ||
| 101 | Player Default: Would you believe the Institute kidnapped my son? | {surprised, dismayed.} Oh. | Y1a | ||
| 102 | {commiserating} Yeah, I'd... I'd believe that. Wouldn't be the first time. | Y1b | |||
| 103 | Look, I'm... sorry. Really sorry. I didn't know. | Virgil: Yeah, the Institute has taken people from the Commonwealth in the past. | Y1c | ||
| 104 | Player Default: It doesn't matter. | Fine. You know what, I don't even want to know. You wanna get yourself killed, that's your problem. | X1a | ||
| 105 | But I'm telling you, that's what's going to happen. | Virgil: Yeah, the Institute has taken people from the Commonwealth in the past. | X1b | ||
| 106 | Player Default: It doesn't matter. | If you seriously want anything from me, you're going to have to do better than that. | Player Default: I'm trying to find my son. The Institute kidnapped him. | X2a | |
| 107 | Player Default: They kidnapped someone, and I want him back. | {shocked, dismayed} Oh, no. | B1a | ||
| 108 | Look, I... I didn't know. I mean, I didn't realize that's what you were after. | Virgil: Yeah, the Institute has taken people from the Commonwealth in the past. | B1b | ||
| 109 | Player Default: I'm trying to find my son. The Institute kidnapped him. | {surprised, dismayed} Oh. Oh no. | A1a | ||
| 110 | I had no idea. I'm sorry. | Virgil: Yeah, the Institute has taken people from the Commonwealth in the past. | A1b | ||
| 111 | Player Default: Wait, what? Are you serious? | {shock, disbelief} You want to get in to the Institute? Are you insane? | A1a | ||
| 112 | Never mind how nearly impossible that is, even if you were to succeed it'd almost certainly end in your immediate death. | A1b | |||
| 113 | What reason could you possibly have for taking that kind of risk? | Player Default: I'm trying to find my son. The Institute kidnapped him. | A1c | ||
| 114 | Player Default: Can you tell me anything about the Institute? I need to get in there. | Can I... are you joking? | Virgil: You want to get in to the Institute? Are you insane? | Y1a | |
| 115 | Player Default: I need whatever information you've got. Anything to help me get in to the Insitute. | I'm sorry, what? | Virgil: You want to get in to the Institute? Are you insane? | X1a | |
| 116 | Player Default: Quit your whining. I just need to know how to get inside. | It's not whining if...wait, what? | Virgil: You want to get in to the Institute? Are you insane? | B1a | |
| 117 | Player Default: Relax - I just need to know how to get in there. | Wait, what? Are you serious? | Virgil: You want to get in to the Institute? Are you insane? | A1a | |
| 118 | Why are you even here? What do you want? | Player Default: Relax - I just need to know how to get in there. | A1a | ||
| 119 | Player Default: What do you want from me? | Before I had to escape, I was working on a serum that would serve as a cure for my.... condition. | Y1a | ||
| 120 | I wasn't able to bring it with me. It's still in my lab, and... Well, look at me. I need it. | Y1b | |||
| 121 | I need to you to find it for me, if you manage to get inside the Institute. | Y1c | |||
| 122 | What do you say? | Player Default: You help me, and I'll help you. | Y1d | ||
| 123 | Player Default: I'll think about it. | I need some assurance from you. Come on. | Player Default: You help me, and I'll help you. | X1a | |
| 124 | Player Default: Not a chance. I'm not doing anything for you. | Then I'm afraid I can't do anything for you. | B1a | ||
| 125 | Good luck finding your way back to... wherever you came from. | Virgil: If I help you, you're going to do something for me. Before I was forced to leave, I was working on a serum to reverse this mutation. | B1b | ||
| 126 | Player Default: You help me, and I'll help you. | All right. | Virgil: If I help you, you're going to do something for me. Before I was forced to leave, I was working on a serum to reverse this mutation. | A1a | |
| 127 | Player Default: I had no idea. I'm sorry. | Yeah, the Institute has taken people from the Commonwealth in the past. | A1a | ||
| 128 | If your son is one of them... I can understand why you'd want to get in there. | A1b | |||
| 129 | {hesitant, knows this won't go over well} I can help, but... I'm going to need something in return. | Player Default: You help me, and I'll help you. | A1c | ||
| 130 | Player Default: I had no idea. I'm sorry. | I can help you get in there, but I want something in return. | Player Default: You help me, and I'll help you. | A2a | |
| 131 | Virgil: I think that's pretty reasonable, in exchange for helping you. | All right. Let's talk details. | Virgil: First thing's first. You know how synths get in and out of the Institute? | A1a | |
| 132 | MQ204VirgilInitialInfoScene | Player Default: Why did you leave the Institute? I know you came from there. | {horrified} You know about the escape? But how?! | Virgil: No, it doesn't matter. I'm not going back... I can't go back. Look at me! | Y1a |
| 133 | Player Default: You and I both know you were part of the Institute, and you escaped. | How do you know that? | Virgil: No, it doesn't matter. I'm not going back... I can't go back. Look at me! | X1a | |
| 134 | Player Default: I'm not an idiot. I know you were part of the Institute. | {horrified} How could you possibly know that? | Virgil: No, it doesn't matter. I'm not going back... I can't go back. Look at me! | B1a | |
| 135 | Player Default: I know you were part of it, and you escaped. They sent Kellogg to kill you. | How the hell do you know any of that?! | Virgil: No, it doesn't matter. I'm not going back... I can't go back. Look at me! | A1a | |
| 136 | Player Default: The Institute? | So, they did send you, didn't they. You're working with Kellogg! | Player Default: Relax, big guy. Kellogg won't be coming after you. He's dead. | A1a | |
| 137 | Player Default: The Institute? | What makes you think I know anything about the Institute? | Player Default: Relax, big guy. Kellogg won't be coming after you. He's dead. | A2a | |
| 138 | Player Default: I'm just a guy looking for information on the Institute. | The Institute? | Virgil: So, they did send you, didn't they. You're working with Kellogg! | A1a | |
| 139 | Player Default: You have information I need. | And yet I have no idea who the hell you are. | X1a | ||
| 140 | I think we'd both better start explaining. You start. | Player Default: I'm just a guy looking for information on the Institute. | X1b | ||
| 141 | Player Default: You're going to help me, or I'm going to hurt you. | You're off to a great start with that. | B1a | ||
| 142 | Do you see the size of these arms? Any idea what I can do to your head with them? | B1b | |||
| 143 | I don't think you want to start off things by threatening me. | B1c | |||
| 144 | Who the hell are you, anyway? How did you find me? | Player Default: I'm just a guy looking for information on the Institute. | B1d | ||
| 145 | Player Default: I need your help. | My help? With what? How did you even find me, anyway? | Player Default: I'm just a guy looking for information on the Institute. | A1a | |
| 146 | Player Default: How the hell do you know any of that?! | No, it doesn't matter. I'm not going back... I can't go back. Look at me! | Virgil: Why are you even here? What do you want? | A1a | |
| 147 | Player Default: Why are you so afraid of Kellogg? | Do you have any idea what that man has done? What the Institute pays him to do? It's all off the books stuff. | Y1a | ||
| 148 | The man is a killer, and he's very good at what he does. | Player Default: Relax, big guy. Kellogg won't be coming after you. He's dead. | Y1b | ||
| 149 | PlayerVoiceFemale01: Hey, Virgil. | {annoyed} What? | Player Default: I need your help. | A1a | |
| 150 | MQ204VirgilKelloggDeadScene | Player Default: Did you... | Kellogg was ruthless... There's a reason the Institute used him to do their dirty work for so many years. | A1a | |
| 151 | I knew they'd send him after me; tried to prepare for it. But I still wasn't sure I'd make it... | A1b | |||
| 152 | And so you. You killed him, eh? | Virgil: Then what do you want with me? | A1c | ||
| 153 | Player Default: Is it so hard to believe? | Of course it is. | Virgil: Kellogg was ruthless... There's a reason the Institute used him to do their dirty work for so many years. | Y1a | |
| 154 | Player Default: He's dead, whether you believe me or not. | There's no question it's difficult to believe. | Virgil: Kellogg was ruthless... There's a reason the Institute used him to do their dirty work for so many years. | X1a | |
| 155 | Player Default: I killed him myself. I don't have time for this. | If you're telling the truth, then you must understand my skepticism. | Virgil: Kellogg was ruthless... There's a reason the Institute used him to do their dirty work for so many years. | B1a | |
| 156 | Player Default: I'm not lying. I killed him myself. | {surprised, thoughtful} Did you... | Virgil: Kellogg was ruthless... There's a reason the Institute used him to do their dirty work for so many years. | A1a | |
| 157 | Dead? He's... dead? | A1a | |||
| 158 | Don't you lie to me! | Player Default: I'm not lying. I killed him myself. | A1b | ||
| 159 | Virgil: And so you. You killed him, eh? | Then what do you want with me? | Player Default: I know you were part of it, and you escaped. They sent Kellogg to kill you. | A1a | |
| 160 | Virgil: And so you. You killed him, eh? | What makes you think I know anything about the Institute? | Player Default: I know you were part of it, and you escaped. They sent Kellogg to kill you. | A2a | |
| 161 | MQ204VirgilMutantScene | Yes. Clearly you have functioning eyes. Congratulations. | Virgil: I'm hoping you didn't come here just to point that out. | A1a | |
| 162 | First time seeing a Super Mutant, huh? You've led a sheltered life. | Virgil: I'm hoping you didn't come here just to point that out. | A2a | ||
| 163 | Virgil: Yes. Clearly you have functioning eyes. Congratulations. | {annoyed} I'm hoping you didn't come here just to point that out. | A1a | ||
| 164 | {impatient} Now what do you want? | Player Default: I'm just a guy looking for information on the Institute. | A1b | ||
| 165 | Virgil: At least I avoided some of the side effects, and retained my faculties. | ...but that's not the point. What are you doing here? What do you want? | Player Default: I'm just a guy looking for information on the Institute. | A1a | |
| 166 | Virgil: Now what do you want? | It wasn't exactly my best idea, but turning into one of these hulking monstrosities was the only way to... uhh, well to get here. | A1a | ||
| 167 | At least I avoided some of the side effects, and retained my faculties. | Virgil: ...but that's not the point. What are you doing here? What do you want? | A1b | ||
| 168 | MQ204VirgilStage50Scene01 | All right. Let's talk about what you need to do. | Virgil: First thing's first. You know how synths get in and out of the Institute? | A | |
| 169 | Virgil: Follow the signal, and it'll lead you to a Courser. Then you just have to... not get killed. | Not gonna lie; the odds aren't in your favor here. But if you do make it, remember what I said about the serum. I need it, badly. | A1a | ||
| 170 | I... I really do hope you find what you're looking for. | A1b | |||
| 171 | Player Default: Right. | The primary insertion point for Coursers is in the ruins of CIT, directly above the Institute. So you'll want to head there. | A1a | ||
| 172 | Now, the Relay causes some pretty heavy interference all across the EM spectrum. You've got a radio on that Pip-Boy, right? | A1b | |||
| 173 | When you get to the ruins, tune it to the lower end of the band and listen in. You'll be able to hear the interference. | A1c | |||
| 174 | Follow the signal, and it'll lead you to a Courser. Then you just have to... not get killed. | Virgil: Not gonna lie; the odds aren't in your favor here. But if you do make it, remember what I said about the serum. I need it, badly. | A1d | ||
| 175 | Player Default: What do I need to do? | Listen up. | Virgil: The primary insertion point for Coursers is in the ruins of CIT, directly above the Institute. So you'll want to head there. | Y1a | |
| 176 | Player Default: Tell me what I need to know. | All right. | Virgil: The primary insertion point for Coursers is in the ruins of CIT, directly above the Institute. So you'll want to head there. | X1a | |
| 177 | Player Default: I don't see why you can't do this. | Back in the Institute is the last place I want to be. Now listen up. | Virgil: The primary insertion point for Coursers is in the ruins of CIT, directly above the Institute. So you'll want to head there. | B1a | |
| 178 | Player Default: Okay, let's get to work. | Right. | Virgil: The primary insertion point for Coursers is in the ruins of CIT, directly above the Institute. So you'll want to head there. | A1a | |
| 179 | Virgil: It's embedded in a chip in their heads. You need that chip. But to get it, you'll have to find a Courser. | Now I don't know exactly where you can find one. They haven't sent any after me, and sitting here waiting doesn't seem like a good plan. | A1a | ||
| 180 | You're going to have to hunt one down. I can tell you where to start, and give you some help finding one, but you'll have to do the dirty work. | Player Default: Okay, let's get to work. | A1b | ||
| 181 | Player Default: Well, I suppose your enthusiasm counts for something. | Every Courser has special hardware that gives them a direct connection to the Relay in the Institute. | A1a | ||
| 182 | It's embedded in a chip in their heads. You need that chip. But to get it, you'll have to find a Courser. | Virgil: Now I don't know exactly where you can find one. They haven't sent any after me, and sitting here waiting doesn't seem like a good plan. | A1b | ||
| 183 | Player Default: Why do I have to kill one? | Because you want to get into the Institute, remember? They're your ticket in. | Virgil: Every Courser has special hardware that gives them a direct connection to the Relay in the Institute. | Y1a | |
| 184 | Player Default: Is that even possible? | They're not invincible, so technically it's possible. Whether you're capable of it... I guess we'll find out. | Virgil: Every Courser has special hardware that gives them a direct connection to the Relay in the Institute. | X1a | |
| 185 | Player Default: That sounds like suicide. | It does, doesn't it? If there were another way, I'd suggest it. Believe me. | Virgil: Every Courser has special hardware that gives them a direct connection to the Relay in the Institute. | B1a | |
| 186 | Player Default: Let's go. Just point me in the right direction. | Well, I suppose your enthusiasm counts for something. | Virgil: Every Courser has special hardware that gives them a direct connection to the Relay in the Institute. | A1a | |
| 187 | Player Default: Don't bullshit me. More than one of them, and you wouldn't be standing here right now. | Coursers are Institute synths, designed for one purpose. They're hunters. | A1a | ||
| 188 | Operations go wrong, a synth goes missing, and a Courser is dispatched. | A1b | |||
| 189 | They're very good at what they do, and you're going to have to kill one. | Player Default: Let's go. Just point me in the right direction. | A1c | ||
| 190 | Player Default: A "Courser"? What's that? | Another Institute secret. | Virgil: Coursers are Institute synths, designed for one purpose. They're hunters. | Y1a | |
| 191 | Player Default: I don't really know. Doesn't sound familiar. | Not surprising. They don't come out often, and when they do, few see them. | Virgil: Coursers are Institute synths, designed for one purpose. They're hunters. | X1a | |
| 192 | Player Default: No, never heard of them. | Another secret of the Institute. Trust me, it's good that you haven't found out the hard way. | Virgil: Coursers are Institute synths, designed for one purpose. They're hunters. | B1a | |
| 193 | Player Default: Sure, lots of them. | Don't bullshit me. More than one of them, and you wouldn't be standing here right now. | Virgil: Coursers are Institute synths, designed for one purpose. They're hunters. | A1a | |
| 194 | Virgil: De-materializes you in one place, re-materializes you in another. I'm sure it sounds crazy, but it's a reality. | {deliberate, deadly serious - emphasize "only"} The Relay is the only way in and out of the Institute. You understand? The only one. | A1a | ||
| 195 | That means you're going to have to use it. | A1b | |||
| 196 | Now, have you ever seen an Institute Courser? | Player Default: Sure, lots of them. | A1c | ||
| 197 | Player Default: Well, well... Not many know about it. Pretty closely guarded secret. You've certainly done your homework. | It's commonly referred to as the "Molecular Relay." I don't understand all the science behind it, but it works. | A1a | ||
| 198 | De-materializes you in one place, re-materializes you in another. I'm sure it sounds crazy, but it's a reality. | Virgil: The Relay is the only way in and out of the Institute. You understand? The only one. | A1b | ||
| 199 | Player Default: Why does it matter? | Because I say it matters. Pay attention. | Virgil: It's commonly referred to as the "Molecular Relay." I don't understand all the science behind it, but it works. | Y1a | |
| 200 | Player Default: I'm not sure, but I've seen some strange things. | I'll bet you have. It's a closely guarded secret, kept hidden from everyone above ground. | Virgil: It's commonly referred to as the "Molecular Relay." I don't understand all the science behind it, but it works. | X1a | |
| 201 | Player Default: Not really, no. | Almost no one on the surface does, and that's on purpose. They like to keep it a secret. | Virgil: It's commonly referred to as the "Molecular Relay." I don't understand all the science behind it, but it works. | B1a | |
| 202 | Player Default: Yeah, they use some sort of teleporter. | Well, well... Not many know about it. Pretty closely guarded secret. You've certainly done your homework. | Virgil: It's commonly referred to as the "Molecular Relay." I don't understand all the science behind it, but it works. | A1a | |
| 203 | NPCMVirgil: All right. Let's talk about what you need to do. | First thing's first. You know how synths get in and out of the Institute? | Player Default: Yeah, they use some sort of teleporter. | A1a | |
| 204 | MQ204VirgilStartScene | Hold it! Take it nice and slow, no sudden moves... | Virgil: I know you're from the Institute, so where's Kellogg? Huh? Trying to sneak up on me while you distract me? It's not going to work! | A | |
| 205 | Player Default: Are you Virgil? | {defensive, suspicious} You know damn well I am. What're you doing here? | Player Default: I need your help. | Y1a | |
| 206 | Player Default: I'm just here to talk. | {defensive, suspicious} That so? Then talk, fast. | Player Default: I need your help. | X1a | |
| 207 | NPCMVirgil: Hold it! Take it nice and slow, no sudden moves... | I know you're from the Institute, so where's Kellogg? Huh? Trying to sneak up on me while you distract me? It's not going to work! | A1a | ||
| 208 | I'm not stupid, I knew they'd send him after me! | Player Default: Take it easy. Kellogg's dead. | A1b | ||
| 209 | - | Let's get inside. Just in case... In case anyone's watching. |
MQ205[]
| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 210 | - | {tone of "it's hopeless... you're dead meat"} Good luck finding a Courser chip. You're gonna need it... | A | ||
| 211 | {tone of "it's hopeless... you're dead meat"} You find a Courser, don't underestimate it. The chip's no good if you're dead. | A |
MQ206[]
| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 212 | MQ206_007_Virgil | Wasn't sure I'd see you again. You managed to get what you need? | Player Default: I have the code. | A | |
| 213 | Player Default: Good, good. Because you've gotta make it in there. For both our sakes. | And don't you forget our agreement. I've helped you as best I can. If you make it in there, you find that serum. | A1a | ||
| 214 | It's my only hope for ever being... normal. So you find it. | Virgil: Now go on, take these and get to work. You do whatever it takes; call on whoever you know to help you. | A1b | ||
| 215 | Player Default: This device, this will get me into the Institute? | Yes, if built correctly. And please get it right. You have to make it in there, for both our sakes. | Virgil: And don't you forget our agreement. I've helped you as best I can. If you make it in there, you find that serum. | Y1a | |
| 216 | Player Default: I don't know. | Find people to help if you need to, because this is it. It's the only way you're getting in, and you have to get in. For both of us. | Virgil: And don't you forget our agreement. I've helped you as best I can. If you make it in there, you find that serum. | X1a | |
| 217 | Player Default: Have I given you reason to doubt me? | No, but you realize how critical this is? For both of us? | Virgil: And don't you forget our agreement. I've helped you as best I can. If you make it in there, you find that serum. | B1a | |
| 218 | Player Default: I've got it covered. | Good, good. Because you've gotta make it in there. For both our sakes. | Virgil: And don't you forget our agreement. I've helped you as best I can. If you make it in there, you find that serum. | A1a | |
| 219 | Virgil: But if you can build this device, and make use of that code, you should be able to override the signal from the Institute's relay. | Can you? I mean, can you build it? You have people that can help? This is a lot for one person, even you. | Player Default: I've got it covered. | A1a | |
| 220 | Player Default: For the record, I haven't made any promises. | But if you can build this device, and make use of that code, you should be able to override the signal from the Institute's relay. | Virgil: Can you? I mean, can you build it? You have people that can help? This is a lot for one person, even you. | A1a | |
| 221 | Virgil: All the data's on harmonic frequencies... You've been hearing it all along. | I want to be clear that this isn't my area of expertise. I was BioScience, not Engineering or Advanced Systems or anything. | Player Default: I'm sure it'll work. | A1a | |
| 222 | Virgil: You're not the only one who's been busy. | I did the best I could, from memory and things I've overheard through the years. | A1a | ||
| 223 | Came up with some schematics for you. Wasn't easy; these hands are ridiculous. Fine motor skills have gone to shit. | Virgil: Here's the simple explanation: you need to build a device that will hijack the signal the Institute uses to teleport Coursers, and send you instead. | A1b | ||
| 224 | Player Default: Sorry. They just have something of a reputation. | You're not the only one who's been busy. | Virgil: I did the best I could, from memory and things I've overheard through the years. | A1a | |
| 225 | Player Default: Does it matter? | No, you're right. It doesn't really. The point is that you got it. | Virgil: You're not the only one who's been busy. | Y1a | |
| 226 | Player Default: I've made some friends in the Commonwealth. | Better you than me. Face like this, I'm not going to make too many friends. | Virgil: You're not the only one who's been busy. | X1a | |
| 227 | Player Default: None of your damn business. | Fine. Forget I asked. Doesn't matter anyway. | Virgil: You're not the only one who's been busy. | B1a | |
| 228 | Player Default: The Railroad helped me. | Oh god, those kooks? | A1a | ||
| 229 | I would've expected they'd be too busy trying to liberate vending machines, or setting computer terminals free, or... | A1b | |||
| 230 | Sorry. They just have something of a reputation. | Virgil: You're not the only one who's been busy. | A1c | ||
| 231 | Virgil: You did get rid of Kellogg, after all. Not too much of a leap to take down a Courser. | How'd you manage to get it decoded? | Player Default: The Railroad helped me. | A1a | |
| 232 | Player Default: Suppose I shouldn't be surprised. | You did get rid of Kellogg, after all. Not too much of a leap to take down a Courser. | Virgil: How'd you manage to get it decoded? | A1a | |
| 233 | Player Default: Do you have anything for me? | I'll take that as a 'yes.' Can't say I'm too surprised. | Virgil: You did get rid of Kellogg, after all. Not too much of a leap to take down a Courser. | Y1a | |
| 234 | Player Default: No, I just went out for a little stroll, thought I'd stop back and say hi. | It's a good thing your survival and my humanity aren't at stake, otherwise I might be annoyed by your attitude. | X1a | ||
| 235 | But fine, I shouldn't have doubted you'd come back. | Virgil: You did get rid of Kellogg, after all. Not too much of a leap to take down a Courser. | X1b | ||
| 236 | Player Default: I told you I'd get it done, didn't I? | Forgive me for questioning whether you might survive against a Courser. Still, suppose I should've expected it. | Virgil: You did get rid of Kellogg, after all. Not too much of a leap to take down a Courser. | B1a | |
| 237 | Player Default: I have the code. | {mildly amused} Suppose I shouldn't be surprised. | Virgil: You did get rid of Kellogg, after all. Not too much of a leap to take down a Courser. | A1a | |
| 238 | Virgil: It's my only hope for ever being... normal. So you find it. | Now go on, take these and get to work. You do whatever it takes; call on whoever you know to help you. | A1a | ||
| 239 | Player Default: BioScience? Advanced Systems? | {impatient} Divisions within the Institute. Specialized groups working on various projects. It'll make sense later. | Virgil: But if you can build this device, and make use of that code, you should be able to override the signal from the Institute's relay. | Y1a | |
| 240 | Player Default: Your confidence is staggering. | {annoyed} I'm just saying, I can't guarantee it'll work. | Virgil: But if you can build this device, and make use of that code, you should be able to override the signal from the Institute's relay. | X1a | |
| 241 | Player Default: I'm looking for results, not excuses. | Yeah, yeah. I told you I did the best I could. | Virgil: But if you can build this device, and make use of that code, you should be able to override the signal from the Institute's relay. | B1a | |
| 242 | Player Default: I'm sure it'll work. | For the record, I haven't made any promises. | Virgil: But if you can build this device, and make use of that code, you should be able to override the signal from the Institute's relay. | A1a | |
| 243 | Virgil: You know the craziest part of the design? That classical music station... that's the carrier signal for the relay. | All the data's on harmonic frequencies... You've been hearing it all along. | Virgil: I want to be clear that this isn't my area of expertise. I was BioScience, not Engineering or Advanced Systems or anything. | A1a | |
| 244 | Virgil: Here's the simple explanation: you need to build a device that will hijack the signal the Institute uses to teleport Coursers, and send you instead. | You know the craziest part of the design? That classical music station... that's the carrier signal for the relay. | Virgil: All the data's on harmonic frequencies... You've been hearing it all along. | A1a | |
| 245 | Virgil: Came up with some schematics for you. Wasn't easy; these hands are ridiculous. Fine motor skills have gone to shit. | Here's the simple explanation: you need to build a device that will hijack the signal the Institute uses to teleport Coursers, and send you instead. | Virgil: You know the craziest part of the design? That classical music station... that's the carrier signal for the relay. | A1a | |
| 246 | - | Don't you have work to be doing? | A |