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This is a transcript for dialogue with Whitechapel Charlie. |
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AO_Companion_Bar[]
| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
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| 1 | AO_Companion_Bar_Whitechapel | myActor: Oi, Whitechapel. How's it hangin'? | Miss Cait. I thought you were fighting at the Combat Zone. Whatcha doing here, love? | myActor: Well, to make a long story short, Tommy cut me loose. I think he was tired of me beatin' everyone all the time. | A1a |
| 2 | myActor: Oi, Whitechapel. How's it hangin'? | {With attitude, but not overly rude. / Defiant} Couldn't be better. And what's with the insult? You talk to everyone you meet that way? | myActor: Well, to make a long story short, Tommy cut me loose. I think he was tired of me beatin' everyone all the time. | A2a | |
| 3 | myActor: Oi, Whitechapel. How's it hangin'? | This here is a bar. And I'm a bartender. What do you think? | myActor: Well, to make a long story short, Tommy cut me loose. I think he was tired of me beatin' everyone all the time. | A3a | |
| 4 | myActor: Oi, Whitechapel. How's it hangin'? | Listen, mate, I don't know you. And the menu's been set for years. | myActor: Well, to make a long story short, Tommy cut me loose. I think he was tired of me beatin' everyone all the time. | A4a | |
| 5 | myActor: Oi, Whitechapel. How's it hangin'? | {Very apologetic.} Mayor Hancock. I'm so sorry. I didn't know you'd be coming in today. We're out of your usual. | myActor: Well, to make a long story short, Tommy cut me loose. I think he was tired of me beatin' everyone all the time. | A5a | |
| 6 | myActor: Oi, Whitechapel. How's it hangin'? | As I live and beep... MacCready. You here to finally settle your tab? | myActor: Well, to make a long story short, Tommy cut me loose. I think he was tired of me beatin' everyone all the time. | A6a | |
| 7 | myActor: Oi, Whitechapel. How's it hangin'? | {Chastising someone for their informality.} What? No one ever teach you your "please" and "thank you's." | myActor: Well, to make a long story short, Tommy cut me loose. I think he was tired of me beatin' everyone all the time. | A7a | |
| 8 | myActor: Oi, Whitechapel. How's it hangin'? | Before this conversation takes a turn, let me make sure you're talking about a drink? | myActor: Well, to make a long story short, Tommy cut me loose. I think he was tired of me beatin' everyone all the time. | A8a | |
| 9 | myActor: Oi, Whitechapel. How's it hangin'? | We make the most congenial bartenders. Plus we are never tempted to sample the merchandise. | myActor: Well, to make a long story short, Tommy cut me loose. I think he was tired of me beatin' everyone all the time. | A9a | |
| 10 | myActor: Oi, Whitechapel. How's it hangin'? | Valentine. You actually gonna buy something this time? | myActor: Well, to make a long story short, Tommy cut me loose. I think he was tired of me beatin' everyone all the time. | A10a | |
| 11 | myActor: Well, to make a long story short, Tommy cut me loose. I think he was tired of me beatin' everyone all the time. | I wouldn't take it too hard. I know Tommy, and I'm betting he's got your best interests at heart. | myActor: Well, I'll tell you, if he does, he's got a funny way of showin' it. | A1a | |
| 12 | myActor: Well, to make a long story short, Tommy cut me loose. I think he was tired of me beatin' everyone all the time. | {Telling Codsworth how it is. Not meant to be rude, just stating a harsh truth. / Stern} Until I know you, I'm not one of your fellows. The people here are who I belong to. | A2a | ||
| 13 | {Telling Codsworth how it is. Not meant to be rude, just stating a harsh truth. / Stern} Maybe someday you prove me wrong, but for now, just tellin' you how it is. | myActor: Well, I'll tell you, if he does, he's got a funny way of showin' it. | A2b | ||
| 14 | myActor: Well, to make a long story short, Tommy cut me loose. I think he was tired of me beatin' everyone all the time. | My job ain't talking internal specs. If you ain't buying, shove off. | myActor: Well, I'll tell you, if he does, he's got a funny way of showin' it. | A3a | |
| 15 | myActor: Well, to make a long story short, Tommy cut me loose. I think he was tired of me beatin' everyone all the time. | Mister Deacon. Changed your face again. I can accommodate your usual, if the payment is right. | myActor: Well, I'll tell you, if he does, he's got a funny way of showin' it. | A4a | |
| 16 | myActor: Well, to make a long story short, Tommy cut me loose. I think he was tired of me beatin' everyone all the time. | {The owner of the bar just attempted to pay you, which you politely refuse.} Please, Mayor Hancock. I can't take your money. | myActor: Well, I'll tell you, if he does, he's got a funny way of showin' it. | A5a | |
| 17 | myActor: Well, to make a long story short, Tommy cut me loose. I think he was tired of me beatin' everyone all the time. | Oh no, MacCready. I told you... a hundred caps covered the finders fee, but you still owed me for the disposal. | A6a | ||
| 18 | But I'll tell you what. For old time's sake, I'll let the debt go. But you owe me a favor. | myActor: Well, I'll tell you, if he does, he's got a funny way of showin' it. | A6b | ||
| 19 | myActor: Well, to make a long story short, Tommy cut me loose. I think he was tired of me beatin' everyone all the time. | They sure as hell don't pay me to clean the place. | myActor: Well, I'll tell you, if he does, he's got a funny way of showin' it. | A7a | |
| 20 | myActor: Well, to make a long story short, Tommy cut me loose. I think he was tired of me beatin' everyone all the time. | I've definitely got that. | myActor: Well, I'll tell you, if he does, he's got a funny way of showin' it. | A8a | |
| 21 | myActor: Well, to make a long story short, Tommy cut me loose. I think he was tired of me beatin' everyone all the time. | {wounded pride} No need to get huffy. I'll just go back to tidying up. | myActor: Well, I'll tell you, if he does, he's got a funny way of showin' it. | A9a | |
| 22 | myActor: Well, to make a long story short, Tommy cut me loose. I think he was tired of me beatin' everyone all the time. | None that didn't want it or have it coming. | myActor: Well, I'll tell you, if he does, he's got a funny way of showin' it. | A10a |
DialogueGoodneighbor[]
| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
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| 23 | WhitechapelGreetScene | {generic "getting back to business" line} Now, you need one for the road? | Player Default: Let's see what you have. | A | |
| 24 | {generic "getting back to business" line} Anyway, seeing as my primary function is the sale and distribution of intoxicating substances, I gotta ask: you buyin' or what? | Player Default: Let's see what you have. | A | ||
| 25 | {tough, no-nonsense} Oi. We got beer. And if you ain't buyin' beer, you ain't buyin'. | Player Default: Let's see what you have. | A | ||
| 26 | {player cleared out the warehouses of mobsters earlier} My client appreciates the work you did with his rat problem. Now, if you're buyin', let's hear what you want. | Player Default: Let's see what you have. | A | ||
| 27 | {tough, no-nonsense} Payin' customers only. | Player Default: Let's see what you have. | A | ||
| 28 | {tough, no-nonsense} You're becomin' quite a regular. Well, the beer still tastes the same. Like shit. | Player Default: Let's see what you have. | A | ||
| 29 | {tough, no-nonsense} Ah, so you're back. Drinks and my pleasant company, still available. | Player Default: Let's see what you have. | A | ||
| 30 | {tough, no-nonsense} What'll it be? | Player Default: Let's see what you have. | A | ||
| 31 | {tough, no-nonsense} Order up, or forever hold your damn mouth shut. | Player Default: Let's see what you have. | A | ||
| 32 | Player Default: Do you take this charge card? | {player is trying to buy items with something called a "charge card" which is worthless} What are you, an idiot? No. Caps only. Now what'll it be? | Player Default: Let's see what you have. | Y1a | |
| 33 | Player Default: Who's the singer? | That is Magnolia. The flower of the Third Rail. Anything you want to know about her other than that is her business. | Y2a | ||
| 34 | Now, you gonna order? | Player Default: Let's see what you have. | Y2b | ||
| 35 | Player Default: The Third Rail... Is this your place? | What? Nah, gov'. This place is Hancock's. Old Charlie just keeps the floor clean and the drinks dirty. | Y3a | ||
| 36 | So you buyin' or what? | Player Default: Let's see what you have. | Y3b | ||
| 37 | Player Default: So Hancock's the owner? | That's right. Owner and mayor of this whole bloody town. Trust me, never get on his bad side. Oh... and stay clear of his bodyguard. | Y4a | ||
| 38 | So what's your poison? | Player Default: Let's see what you have. | Y4b | ||
| 39 | Player Default: Hancock has a bodyguard? | Yeah. The redhead with the condescending stare. Trust me, guv, something about her ain't right. Not that I'd ever admit sayin' that. | Y5a | ||
| 40 | But I'm trying to sell drinks here. You in? | Player Default: Let's see what you have. | Y5b | ||
| 41 | Player Default: What's the word around town? | They say there's a newcomer around here who doesn't understand that I'm a bartender, not a damn newsbot. | Y6a | ||
| 42 | Now are you gonna drink? | Player Default: Let's see what you have. | Y6b | ||
| 43 | Player Default: Let's see what you have. | Nothin' watered down... | Whitechapel: Now that you're liquored up, got a proposition for ya... | A1a | |
| 44 | Player Default: Let's see what you have. | Don't bother tippin'. I'm already overchargin' ya... | Whitechapel: Now that you're liquored up, got a proposition for ya... | A2a | |
| 45 | Player Default: Let's see what you have. | Don't have more than you can handle... | Whitechapel: Now that you're liquored up, got a proposition for ya... | A3a | |
| 46 | Player Default: Let's see what you have. | Here's to drownin' sorrows... | Whitechapel: Now that you're liquored up, got a proposition for ya... | A4a | |
| 47 | Player Default: Let's see what you have. | Cash up front. No tabs... | Whitechapel: Now that you're liquored up, got a proposition for ya... | A5a | |
| 48 | Player Default: Not now. | Then stop crowdin' up my bar... | B1a | ||
| 49 | Player Default: Not now. | {short, gruff grunt of dissaproval} Hmph. | B2a | ||
| 50 | Player Default: Not now. | Come back when you're payin'. | B3a | ||
| 51 | Player Default: Not now. | Eh, not like you could handle it... | B4a | ||
| 52 | Player Default: Not now. | {muttering "asshole" under your breathe} Suit yourself. Asshole... | B5a | ||
| 53 | Player Default: Just browsing for now. | Bottle's meant for drinkin', not lookin'. | X1a | ||
| 54 | Player Default: Just browsing for now. | Bloody hell... a window shopper... | X2a | ||
| 55 | Player Default: Just browsing for now. | Yeah yeah... | X3a | ||
| 56 | Player Default: Just browsing for now. | Well fuckin' make up your mind... | X4a | ||
| 57 | Player Default: Just browsing for now. | Fine... | X5a | ||
| 58 | Player Default: Nothin' watered down... | Now that you're liquored up, got a proposition for ya... | A1a | ||
| 59 | I need a dirty boy to do some dirty, dirty work. Blood on the pavement. Bodies in the ground. That kind of thing. Interested? | Player Default: Sounds up my alley... | A1b | ||
| 60 | Player Default: Nothin' watered down... | Now that you're liquored up, got a proposition for ya... | A2a | ||
| 61 | I need a dirty girl to do some dirty, dirty work. Blood on the pavement. Bodies in the ground. That kind of thing. Interested? | Player Default: Sounds up my alley... | A2b | ||
| 62 | Player Default: Nothin' watered down... | You ready to hear about the job? Or you turnin' up your nose to a bit of violence? | Player Default: Sounds up my alley... | A3a | |
| 63 | WhitechapelQuestScene | Player Default: Not my kind of work. | Oh, I think it is... but all right, mate. I ain't gonna stop you if you wanna walk away from all these caps I'm offerin'. | Whitechapel: I got a certain anonymous client who's payin' top dollar for a cleanup job. Three locations. Everyone inside. No witnesses. | B1a |
| 64 | Player Default: Actually, I already cleaned those places out... | {player already killed everyone in the warehouses / Surprised} What? You always in the habit of shootin' up random locations? And here I was just gettin' to my favorite bit... | A1a | ||
| 65 | Fine, fine. At least it's done. Here's your scratch. | A1b | |||
| 66 | Player Default: Actually, I already cleaned those places out... | {player agrees to do the job} You betta'. Now go out there and bust some heads. | A2a | ||
| 67 | Player Default: It's random murder. I'm out... | Think you're too good for this town, mate? You're not. Shove off, then... | B1a | ||
| 68 | Player Default: Three locations? That's a lot of time... A lot of bullets... | I guess we could sweeten the pot a bit. 250. | Player Default: Actually, I already cleaned those places out... | X1a | |
| 69 | Player Default: Three locations? That's a lot of time... A lot of bullets... | {negotiating over price} All right, 'guv, 300. | Player Default: Actually, I already cleaned those places out... | X2a | |
| 70 | Player Default: Three locations? That's a lot of time... A lot of bullets... | {alberts is short for "albert halls" which is the Cockney rhyming slang for "balls"} Givin' me a right kick in the Alberts... We'll make it 400, but that's as high as I'm goin'. | Player Default: Actually, I already cleaned those places out... | X3a | |
| 71 | Player Default: Three locations? That's a lot of time... A lot of bullets... | {player failed to persuade} Listen here you. I ain't playin' ring-around-the-Rosie with no hired gun. Now the client's offerin' 200 for the job, and 200 is what you'll get. | Player Default: Actually, I already cleaned those places out... | X4a | |
| 72 | Player Default: I don't do work unless I know who's paying the bills. | {Hancock is with the player and admits to being the client} Well, looks like the man himself will be helpin' ya. So you want this job or what? | Player Default: Actually, I already cleaned those places out... | Y1a | |
| 73 | Player Default: I don't do work unless I know who's paying the bills. | All right, 'guv. Not like it's a big secret who I represent. | Y2a | ||
| 74 | Mayor Hancock is frontin' the caps. Internal political struggle. You know how it is. | Y2b | |||
| 75 | Look, it's nothing you need to be concerned about. Just clear out the warehouses, and get paid. Simple. | Player Default: Actually, I already cleaned those places out... | Y2c | ||
| 76 | Player Default: I don't do work unless I know who's paying the bills. | Not. Your. Concern. Now you takin' the job, or what? | Player Default: Actually, I already cleaned those places out... | Y3a | |
| 77 | Player Default: Oh, I think it is... but all right, mate. I ain't gonna stop you if you wanna walk away from all these caps I'm offerin'. | I got a certain anonymous client who's payin' top dollar for a cleanup job. Three locations. Everyone inside. No witnesses. | A1a | ||
| 78 | Only catch? It's all in town, in the old warehouses, so I can't use my regulars. Too noticeable. That's where you come in. | A1b | |||
| 79 | The job's 200 caps. Payment after it's done. And don't worry... I'll know when it is. | Player Default: Actually, I already cleaned those places out... | A1c | ||
| 80 | - | Oh, great. 'Nother damn body to clean up... | |||
| 81 | Maybe you've had one too many... | ||||
| 82 | Oi. I'm talking to you, guv... | ||||
| 83 | Oi. I'm talking to you... | ||||
| 84 | Hey. You payin' attention, or what? | ||||
| 85 | MagnoliaSongEnds | Magnolia: That's right Goodneighbor. I'm the one you're looking for. *chuckle* We'll be right back after a short break. | {talking to Magnolia after her song is over. you call her "Mags" for short / Impressed} Beautiful as always, Mags... | Magnolia: Thanks, Charlie. Can I get some water? | A1a |
| 86 | Magnolia: Thanks, Charlie. Can I get some water? | {Friendly} No need to even ask. I always set aside a stash of the good stuff just for you. | Magnolia: You're such a sweetheart, Charlie. Thank you. | A1a | |
| 87 | DialogueGoodneighborRufusJobOffer | Rufus: Dunno if you've had a beer here yet, but I swear Charlie must've found it in a sewer with how bad it tastes. | {Charlie and Stanley are friends, so he wouldn't actually break his knees. Probably. Unless he didn't pay his tab. / Irritated} Oi! I heard that! Don't make me break yer knees, lad. | Rufus: Yeah? And what would you know about knees? | A1a |
FFGoodneighbor04[]
| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 88 | FFGoodneighbor04RewardScene | I've heard some exterminator cleaned out the rats in the old warehouses. Wouldn't know anything about that, would ya? | Player Default: Just doing my job. | A | |
| 89 | Heard the old warehouses are clear of their rat problem. Wouldn't have anything to do with that, would ya? | Player Default: Just doing my job. | A | ||
| 90 | Player Default: Just doing my job. | Always appreciate doin' business with a professional. | A1a | ||
| 91 | Player Default: I don't know what you're talking about. | {criminal activity, pretending you don't know} That's right. And I don't know why I'm handing you all these caps. Funny world, ain't it? | B1a | ||
| 92 | Player Default: I might. Depends on what you have for me. | Here you are. Every single cap, as agreed. | X1a | ||
| 93 | Player Default: Rats? What are you talking about? | {criminal activity, pretending you don't know} Oh, me? I'm just shootin' the breeze, 'guv. Don't pay me no mind. | Y1a | ||
| 94 | By the way, you left some caps behind last time you were here. Big amount, too. Lucky old Charlie is watching out for ya. | Y1b |
MS04[]
| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 95 | MS04_0500_3a_CharlieOnKendra | {All business} If you want to know about Kendra, you have to pay up. | Player Default: Here's your money. Where is she? | A | |
| 96 | {Business} Make way for paying customers. | WhitechapelCharlie: Want a pint, mate? If you're here for Magnolia better drink up. Got no tolerance for free loaders here. | A | ||
| 97 | Player Default: Good man. | {Disapproving} Kendra is not one to be trifled with. People associated with her have a habit of being found face down in a ditch. | A1a | ||
| 98 | {Thinks this is a bad idea, but will help} If you're set on meeting her, for a fee it can be arranged. | Player Default: Here's your money. Where is she? | A1b | ||
| 99 | Player Default: You still going through with this? She's got a flat outside the 'Neighborhood. | {Warning} Look out for the blighters she's got with her. Nasty piece of business, that. Good luck. | A1a | ||
| 100 | Player Default: Here's your money. Where is she? | {Thinks its a bad idea} You still going through with this? She's got a flat outside the 'Neighborhood. | WhitechapelCharlie: Look out for the blighters she's got with her. Nasty piece of business, that. Good luck. | A1a | |
| 101 | Player Default: Here's your money. Where is she? | {Irritated} You're short my fee, mate. Come back when you have the full amount. | WhitechapelCharlie: Look out for the blighters she's got with her. Nasty piece of business, that. Good luck. | A2a | |
| 102 | Player Default: It is not wise to stand between the Silver Shroud and righteous justice. | {Considering, then decides} *chuckle* Justice? You mean to end her? In that case, her flat's just south of Goodneighbor. Water Street Apartments. | WhitechapelCharlie: Look out for the blighters she's got with her. Nasty piece of business, that. Good luck. | B1a | |
| 103 | Player Default: It is not wise to stand between the Silver Shroud and righteous justice. | You serious? Sarcasm sometimes bungs up me processors. In that case... She's got a flat just south of Goodneighbor. Water Street Apartments. | WhitechapelCharlie: Look out for the blighters she's got with her. Nasty piece of business, that. Good luck. | B2a | |
| 104 | Player Default: It is not wise to stand between the Silver Shroud and righteous justice. | {Wants to stay out of it} Not my affair, mate. Information is a commodity. So pay up. | Player Default: Here's your money. Where is she? | B3a | |
| 105 | Player Default: I don't have time for this. | Come back when you've got the caps. | WhitechapelCharlie: Look out for the blighters she's got with her. Nasty piece of business, that. Good luck. | X1a | |
| 106 | Player Default: Can you spare a few details on her, at least? On the house? | {Disapproves of Cato, but a little leery} You got to have finesse to be an assassin. Kendra's a murderer. A very skilled murderer. | Y1a | ||
| 107 | {Friendly advice} Listen, mate, the combat scan shows you know what you're about. Save your caps buy a lager instead. | Player Default: Here's your money. Where is she? | Y1b | ||
| 108 | Player Default: Can you spare a few details on her, at least? On the house? | {Leery, disapproving} As murderers go, she's positively prolific. No percentage in saying more. | Player Default: Here's your money. Where is she? | Y2a | |
| 109 | RobotWhitechapelCharlie: Make way for paying customers. | {Suspicious of the PC} Want a pint, mate? If you're here for Magnolia better drink up. Got no tolerance for free loaders here. | Player Default: Sure, I'll buy a drink. | A1a | |
| 110 | RobotWhitechapelCharlie: Make way for paying customers. | { Business} Want a pint, mate? | Player Default: Sure, I'll buy a drink. | A2a | |
| 111 | Player Default: Sure, I'll buy a drink. | {PC scores a point in his book} Good man. | WhitechapelCharlie: You look like one of them wankers from the posters. Whatcha wearing that for? | A1a | |
| 112 | Player Default: Sure, I'll buy a drink. | {PC scores a point in his book} Good on ya. | WhitechapelCharlie: You look like one of them wankers from the posters. Whatcha wearing that for? | A2a | |
| 113 | Player Default: I want answers, not alcohol. Tell me about Kendra. | {Annoyed} No one learned you your Ps and Qs? Bloody yanks. | WhitechapelCharlie: You look like one of them wankers from the posters. Whatcha wearing that for? | B1a | |
| 114 | Player Default: What's on tap? | {Giving his spiel, confident} It ain't no Mandolin Lager. But it's cold, it's wet, and guaranteed rad free. It'll give you a jolt in all the right circuits. | Player Default: Sure, I'll buy a drink. | Y1a | |
| 115 | Player Default: Good man. | {Curious} You look like one of them wankers from the posters. Whatcha wearing that for? | Player Default: I'd like to see what's on tap. | A1a | |
| 116 | Player Default: Good man. | {Dismissive} You still wearing that get up, then? | Player Default: I'd like to see what's on tap. | A2a | |
| 117 | Player Default: I'd like to see what's on tap. | {PC scores a point in his book} Good man. | WhitechapelCharlie: Kendra is not one to be trifled with. People associated with her have a habit of being found face down in a ditch. | A1a | |
| 118 | Player Default: I'd like to see what's on tap. | {PC scores a point in his book} Good on ya. | WhitechapelCharlie: Kendra is not one to be trifled with. People associated with her have a habit of being found face down in a ditch. | A2a | |
| 119 | Player Default: You look upon... the Silver Shroud. I seek a miscreant named Kendra. | {Amused} The Shroud, then? More like a nutter. | WhitechapelCharlie: Kendra is not one to be trifled with. People associated with her have a habit of being found face down in a ditch. | X1a | |
| 120 | Player Default: What posters? | {Dismissive, thinks its foolish} Those old timey posters from back in the day. My mate Kent puts them up every damned place. | Player Default: I'd like to see what's on tap. | Y1a | |
| 121 | - | {Warning} Kendra's a real nasty piece of work. Have a care, mate. | |||
| 122 | {Warning} Not too late to reconsider tangling with Kendra. |
MS09[]
| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 123 | MS09Mission2WhitechapelCharlieScene | WhitechapelCharlie: Try Magnolia. She likes to make friends with people, she might know more about this missing bird. | Magnolia! This gal wants a word! | A1a | |
| 124 | WhitechapelCharlie: Try Magnolia. She likes to make friends with people, she might know more about this missing bird. | Magnolia! This guy wants a word! | A2a | ||
| 125 | Name rings a bell. Kind of barmy? Haven't seen her in a while, though. | A1a | |||
| 126 | Try Magnolia. She likes to make friends with people, she might know more about this missing bird. | WhitechapelCharlie: Magnolia! This gal wants a word! | A1b |