| TOPIC
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TOPIC TEXT / PROMPT
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EMOTION
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RESPONSE TEXT
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#
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| DLC03MQ11FollowerNotGoing
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Never mind, Fawkes.
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Neutral 50
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Shouldn't someone be starting the purifier in order to prevent our imminent demise?
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1
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| Nope, not doing it.
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Neutral 50
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That seems incredibly juvenile.
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2
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| Goodbye, Fawkes.
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Neutral 50
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Farewell, friend.
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3
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| DLC03MQ11SendFollowerIn
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Fawkes, I need you to start the purifier. The code is 2-1-6.
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Neutral 50
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Ah, of course. My immunity to radiation makes me a far better candidate for surviving in there.
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4
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| Neutral 50
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I would say that your destiny lies within that chamber, but you have already altered mine. The least I can do is return the favor.
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5
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| Neutral 50
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Cycle the airlock, and we'll put an end to this.
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6
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| Fawkes, I need you to start the purifier. The code is 2-1-6.
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Neutral 50
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But... you said...
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7
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| Neutral 50
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Ah, of course. My immunity to radiation makes me a far better candidate for surviving in there.
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8
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| Neutral 50
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I would say that your destiny lies within that chamber, but you have already altered mine. The least I can do is return the favor.
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9
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| Neutral 50
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Cycle the airlock, and we'll put an end to this.
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10
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| I'm not about to kill myself in there. Why don't you do it? The code is 2-1-6.
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Neutral 50
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That would be fine. I'd be more than willing to take the responsibility, if it means surviving.
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11
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| Neutral 50
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Just cycle the airlock for me, and I'll enter the code.
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12
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| FollowersFired
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You're fired, Fawkes. Stop following me around.
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Sad 25
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Are you certain?
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13
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| FollowersFiredNo
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No, I'm not. Stay here.
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Neutral 50
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Very well.
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14
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| FollowersFiredYes
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Yes, I'm certain.
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Sad 25
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I'm disappointed, but I cannot say I'm surprised. If you change your mind, I shall be studying in the American History Museum, downtown.
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15
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| FollowersHired
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Care to join me, Fawkes? I would appreciate your assistance.
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Happy 50
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My friend, I am saddened to hear that you have turned away from a noble path.
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16
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| Neutral 50
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Return to me when you have learned to take right action, and I will walk with you.
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17
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| Care to join me, Fawkes? I would appreciate your assistance.
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Happy 50
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My friend, I would love to join you, but I fear that your traveling companion would not accept me.
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18
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| Neutral 50
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Return to me when you are alone, and I will join you.
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19
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| Care to join me, Fawkes? I would appreciate your assistance.
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Happy 50
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I owe you no less than my life. How could I refuse?
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20
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| FollowersLetsGo
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Let's get going.
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Happy 25
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With all due haste.
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21
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| FollowersLetsGoNotYet1
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Not just yet. I wanted to talk to you about something.
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Neutral 10
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Yes, best to formulate a plan. What is it?
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22
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| FollowersLetsGoNotYet2
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I just wanted to make sure you were still here. Goodbye.
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Anger 10
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If there's one thing I've learned, it's patience. I can wait.
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23
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| FollowersPPurity
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Fawkes, I need you to go into that chamber and turn on the purifier.
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Sad 50
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I’m sorry, my companion, but no. We all have our own destinies, and yours culminates here. I would not rob you of that.
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24
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| FollowersTactics
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Let's talk about your tactics.
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Sad 10
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Yes, the unpleasant necessities of battle. Your suggestions?
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25
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| FollowersTacticsCombat
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I want you to change your combat style.
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Neutral 50
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In what way?
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26
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| FollowersTacticsCombatEND
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Let's talk about something else.
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Disgust 10
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Gladly. {Considers the previous topic slightly distasteful}
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27
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| FollowersTacticsCombatGOODBYE
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That's all. Let's get going.
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Happy 25
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Yes, let's be on our way.
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28
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| FollowersTacticsCombatMelee
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I like what you're doing. Stick with the melee.
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Sad 25
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At least my strength is useful for something. <sigh> {Weary sigh at the end.}
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29
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| Switch to a melee weapon.
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Sad 25
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Yes, of course. <sigh> {Weary sigh at the end.}
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30
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| FollowersTacticsCombatRanged
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You're not bad with a ranged weapon. Keep it up.
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Sad 25
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Of course. It's so much more respectable than simply killing people at arm's reach. {Said with some reproachful irony.}
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31
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| I want you to use ranged weapons.
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Sad 25
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If you insist. I just wish there were another solution.
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32
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| FollowersTacticsDistance
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Let's talk about how close you're following me.
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Neutral 50
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As you wish. What about it?
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33
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| FollowersTacticsDistanceDefault
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You're good where you are.
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Neutral 50
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I'll endeavor to continue, then.
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34
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| Stay close to me.
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Neutral 50
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A sound decision, yes.
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35
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| FollowersTacticsDistanceEND
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Your distance is good. Let's talk about something else.
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Happy 25
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Certainly. What have you got in mind?
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36
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| FollowersTacticsDistanceGOODBYE
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All right, you're good. Let's get out of here.
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Happy 25
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Yes, let's.
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37
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| FollowersTacticsDistanceLong
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Keep hanging back.
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Neutral 20
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By all means. I simply hope I'm not too far in reserve, in case of unforeseen trouble.
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38
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| Keep your distance. Try to flank them.
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Neutral 20
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A sound plan. I trust this isn't simply to avoid being seen with a Super Mutant?
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39
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| FollowersTacticsEnd
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Enough about tactics.
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Happy 25
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Indeed. There are far more interesting things in the world than warfare.
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40
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| FollowersTrade
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Let's trade equipment.
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Happy 25
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Yes, by all means, let's. {Appreciates being trusted by the player}
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41
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| FollowersWait
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Wait here.
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Fear 15
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If you insist. But do be careful - I can hardly repay your kindness while waiting back here. {Honest concern for the player}
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42
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| GREETING
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GREETING
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Neutral 50
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Hurry and cycle the airlock, so I can start the purifier!
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43
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| GREETING
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Neutral 50
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This is a dire predicament. What shall we do?
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44
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| GREETING
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Neutral 50
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Don't you think someone should start the purifier, after coming all this way? Letting ourselves be blown up seems... Irrational.
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45
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| GREETING
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Neutral 50
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I suppose this is goodbye, friend.
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46
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| GREETING
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Neutral 50
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Deciding to retrieve the device yourself was foolish when I was at your disposal, but so be it.
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47
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| Neutral 50
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Well, I'm afraid this is where you and I part company. I'll find my way out of this place, don't worry.
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48
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| Happy 50
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Maybe we'll meet again somewhere in the Wasteland.
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49
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| GREETING
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Neutral 50
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Yes? What is it?
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50
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| GREETING
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Neutral 50
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As promised, here's the G.E.C.K. I hope it's worth it.
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51
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| Neutral 50
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Well, I'm afraid this is where you and I part company. I'll find my way out of this place, don't worry.
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52
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| Happy 50
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Maybe we'll meet again somewhere in the Wasteland.
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53
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| GREETING
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Neutral 50
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I'm amazed by your bravado. The G.E.C.K. must be quite valuable to you.
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54
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| GREETING
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Neutral 50
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I advise you to wait for me outside the irradiated area.
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55
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| GREETING
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Neutral 50
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Accompanying me could prove quite fatal to you, my foolish friend.
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56
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| GREETING
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Neutral 50
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Okay. You stay here. Beyond this door, the hallways and chambers are flooded with radiation.
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57
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| Neutral 50
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I'll get the case and bring it right back. Keep your eyes open, many of my lesser-minded brethren are bound to stumble across us.
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58
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| GREETING
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Disgust 50
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What did you need?
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59
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| GREETING
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Happy 80
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Finally... freedom! True freedom! I cannot thank you enough for this gift.
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60
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| Neutral 50
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You have no idea how long I've pictured this moment in my mind... and it feels far better than I'd imagined.
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61
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| Neutral 50
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Now, for my part of the bargain. Follow me.
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62
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| GREETING
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Neutral 50
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Is there something amiss? The door still seems to be sealed.
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63
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| GREETING
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Neutral 50
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Look, we both know you're here to obtain the G.E.C.K. Why don't we stop this charade and work together?
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64
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| GREETING
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Surprise 50
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It can't be!
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65
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| Neutral 50
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Either you are quite real, or I am going quite mad.
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66
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| Surprise 50
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Could you actually be a pure human?
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67
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| GREETING
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Disgust 50
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Back so soon? What is it now? Come to gawk at the caged animal?
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68
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| GREETING
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Sad 50
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It saddens me that it has come to this. Farewell, my friend.
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69
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| GREETING
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Happy 50
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I had hoped you'd return. What now?
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70
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| GREETING
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Neutral 50
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You have something to say?
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71
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| GREETING
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Neutral 50
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What have you got on your mind?
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72
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| GREETING
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Neutral 50
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Something troubling you, my friend?
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73
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| GREETING
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Neutral 50
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Something troubling you, my friend?
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74
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| GREETING
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Happy 50
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My friend! I see I've found you at last!
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75
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| Neutral 50
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I knew you had survived, and I had hoped to assist in your rescue to repay my debt to you.
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76
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| GREETING
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Disgust 100
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Go away, bleeder!
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77
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HireFawkes1A
HireFawkes1B
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I could always use a hand. Would you like to follow me?
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Neutral 50
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My friend, I would be honored to follow a hero such as yourself. Shall we go?
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78
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| MQ08FawkesCT01
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Yes, I'm human. But what are you?
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Surprise 50
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Me? You care who I am?
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79
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| Neutral 50
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Forgive me, but I'm not used to pleasantries. I'm more used to grunts and being struck about by the others.
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80
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| Neutral 50
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My name's Fawkes. I've lived in this... cage all my life.
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81
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| MQ08FawkesCT02
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Give me one good reason not to kill you.
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Surprise 50
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What's the matter with you? I assure you I'm unlike the others in this dank place.
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82
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| Anger 50
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The name's Fawkes. I'd shake your hand, but this room happens to be my prison cell.
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83
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| MQ08FawkesCT03
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A friendly Super Mutant. Well, now I've seen everything.
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Disgust 50
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Ugh. Must you use that vulgar term?
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84
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| Happy 50
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Yes, I was born in the F.E.V. Chambers but a Super Mutant I certainly am not. I prefer the term Meta Human. Suits me better don't you think?
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85
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| Happy 50
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Perhaps I'm getting ahead of myself. The name's Fawkes.
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86
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| MQ08FawkesCT04
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You're kind of weirding me out. I've got to go.
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Sad 50
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No, please. I haven't had a civil conversation all my life! Don't go!
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87
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| Sad 50
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I could help you!
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88
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| MQ08FawkesCT05
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It's amazing how well you can speak.
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Neutral 50
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Yes. I suppose it is. When my captors placed me here, they were too stupid to realize this room contained a working terminal.
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89
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| Neutral 50
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I've spent all my life teaching myself to read and speak based on the information stored on the Vault's Mainframe.
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90
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| Neutral 50
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Ironic, isn't it? Surrounded by the world's history and yet my world consists of this tiny room.
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91
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| MQ08FawkesCT06
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That's quite an unusual name.
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Neutral 50
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It was taken from a historical entry in the computer. The name comes from a man who was willing to fight and die for what he believed in.
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92
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| Neutral 50
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I felt it was appropriate given my circumstances.
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93
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| MQ08FawkesCT07
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Sorry, I have more important things to do.
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Sad 50
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Very well. If this is what's to be expected from interacting with humans, then I'm likely better off in here than out there amongst you.
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94
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| MQ08FawkesCT07a
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Yikes! I'd say whoever beat you with the ugly stick overdid it.
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Neutral 50
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Your arrogance against my kind is hardly surprising.
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95
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| Disgust 50
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However, there's only so much even I can take. Please, I'm appealing to the positive side of your human nature.
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96
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| Neutral 50
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Can we have a civil conversation?
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97
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| MQ08FawkesCT08
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Why have you been imprisoned?
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Neutral 50
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Because I'm a curiosity; an anomaly. They don't know why I'm different than they are and I think it fascinates them.
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98
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| Neutral 50
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All of the locked rooms in the medical wing contain failed experiments that they created.
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99
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| MQ08FawkesCT09
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How come they've kept you alive?
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Neutral 50
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I think when I was created, something went wrong and I didn't come out like they planned.
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100
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| Neutral 50
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Just like the other things in this makeshift cell block, we're the results of what they would call failed experiments if they were smart enough.
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101
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| MQ08FawkesCT10
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I wish I could stay and chat, but I need to find something important.
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Neutral 50
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Let me guess... you're here for the G.E.C.K.. am I right?
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102
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| MQ08FawkesCT10a
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If you've been here as long as I imagine maybe you can help me.
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Neutral 50
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Perhaps. I assume you're here to find the G.E.C.K.
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103
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| MQ08FawkesCT10b
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This is a huge waste of time.
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Neutral 50
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Is it? What if I told you I could help you find the G.E.C.K.?
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104
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| MQ08FawkesCTIntell01
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How ironic that the others consider you a mutant of their kind.
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Surprise 50
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Yes, indeed it is ironic.
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105
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| Neutral 50
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Forgive my astonishment, but I hadn't expected to meet someone with such a learned outlook of these things. It is a pleasant change.
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106
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| Neutral 50
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I suppose I shouldn't be surprised, it was only a matter of time before someone like you showed up for the G.E.C.K.
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107
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| MQ08FawkesCTQuickSkip01
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I am indeed, but I have no time to discuss these matters.
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Neutral 50
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Yes, you do appear a bit harried and you obviously didn't come into the depths of this place to chat with me.
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108
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| Neutral 50
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I'd imagine the only reason you'd risk life and limb would be to retrieve the G.E.C.K. from its resting place.
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109
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| MQ08FawkesGECK01
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What do you know about the G.E.C.K.?
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Neutral 50
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I know what it is, I know where it is and best of all, I know how you can get your hands on it.
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110
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| MQ08FawkesGECK02
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The G.E.C.K.? Never heard of it. <Lie.>
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Disgust 50
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I read a tape once on how to tell if someone's lying and I must say you're a terrible liar.
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111
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| Neutral 50
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Why else would you be in this horrible place if it wasn't to get it? People before you have tried and failed many times.
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112
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| Happy 50
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However, you're in luck. I know where it is and best of all, I know how you can get your hands on it.
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113
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| MQ08FawkesGECK03
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Why would you help me?
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Neutral 50
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Because, you can help me.
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114
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| Neutral 50
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Let me out of this place. I can't take it anymore. I can't even recall how long I've been here.
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115
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| Neutral 50
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Take me with you, and I'll retrieve the G.E.C.K. for you.
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116
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| MQ08FawkesGECK04
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Good, tell me everything you know about it, then!
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Happy 50
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Not so fast. Quid pro quo, my friend. If I'm to do this service for you, I expect to get something in return.
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117
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| Neutral 50
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Release me from this makeshift prison and I will personally take you to the G.E.C.K. and retrieve it for you.
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118
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| MQ08FawkesGECK05
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How about you tell me all you know and I don't paint the wall with your brains?
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Disgust 50
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What is it with your kind? This is why the bombs fell you know.
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119
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| Neutral 50
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I have no reason to tell you anything. You kill me, you get nothing. So what's the point?
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120
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| Neutral 50
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Let me out of this place and I'll retrieve the G.E.C.K. for you.
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121
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| MQ08FawkesGECK06
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Why would I have difficulty getting the G.E.C.K.?
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Neutral 50
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The chamber in which the G.E.C.K. resides is absolutely flooded with radiation. It's unlikely you'd survive very long.
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122
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| Neutral 50
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Myself, on the other hand, have surprisingly inherited a useful trait from my fellow Meta Humans. I am highly resistant to radiation.
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123
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| Neutral 50
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Let me out of here, and I will place the G.E.C.K. safely in your hands.
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124
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| MQ08FawkesGECK07
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I'm not worried. I can mow down whatever's in my way.
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Neutral 50
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Unless your weapons can destroy radiation, I'd say that will prove difficult.
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125
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| Neutral 50
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The G.E.C.K. is in a chamber flooded with deadly radiation. I doubt you could survive inside very long. However, I can.
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126
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| Neutral 50
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Let me out of here, and I will place the G.E.C.K. safely in your hands.
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127
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| MQ08FawkesGECK08
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How do I get you out?
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Neutral 50
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At the end of the hallway to your right is a maintenance room.
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128
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| Neutral 50
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Inside, you'll find the fire control console for the medical area. Trip the alarm on it, and I'll be able to get out.
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129
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| Fear 50
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A word of warning though. Tripping the console activates a failsafe and will open ALL of the recovery rooms in the medical area.
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130
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| Neutral 50
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So, what do you think? Can you do it?
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131
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| MQ08FawkesGECK09
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How do I know you won't run the second I get you out?
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Neutral 50
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There's no way to prove it, you'll just have to take my word for it.
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132
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| Neutral 50
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I've already helped you by warning you about the radiation. Take that as a gesture of good faith.
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133
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| Neutral 50
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So what do you say?
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134
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| MQ08FawkesGECKExit
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Sorry, I have to get going. I don't have time for this.
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Disgust 50
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So be it. Take your device and leave me here. It's what I expected.
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135
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| Neutral 50
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When you give up because you can't get the G.E.C.K. and you realize your mistake, you'll be back.
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136
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| MQ08FawkesGECKFastSC
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You obviously know all about the G.E.C.K., so let's help each other out.
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Neutral 50
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Indeed. Your powers of deduction are quite impressive. I do indeed know where it is and how to get it.
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137
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| Neutral 50
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The device is surrounded by a lethal field of radiation; lethal to humans that is.
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138
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| Happy 50
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Without insulting your intelligence, I think you can see where this is going.
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139
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| MQ08FawkesGECKYes
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Okay, Fawkes. You've got a deal.
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Neutral 50
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I'm glad to see you are a sensible person.
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140
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| Happy 50
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Now, get me out of this place. I can't stand it anymore!
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141
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| MQ08FawkesInsulted01
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I'm used to your kind being less cordial. My apologies.
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Happy 60
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I appreciate your understanding and your tone leads me to believe you're a reasonable person.
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142
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| Neutral 50
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Perhaps we can use this moment to help each other rather than fight each other.
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143
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| MQ08FawkesInsulted02
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Very well. You were saying?
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Neutral 50
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I appreciate your understanding.
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144
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| Neutral 50
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Perhaps we can use this moment to help each other rather than fight each other.
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145
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| MQ08FawkesInsulted03
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You belong in that cage, you freak!
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Sad 80
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Sigh. Very well.
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146
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| Disgust 60
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I was hoping my first encounter with a human would have proven more beneficial. I'm saddened that I was mistaken.
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147
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| MQ08FawkesTLComeWithMe
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You can't come with me?
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Neutral 50
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Sorry, I'm afraid a Super Mutant wouldn't be welcome in the places you frequent.
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148
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| Neutral 50
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All I would do is cause you undue attention and probably get you killed.
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149
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| MQ08FawkesTLGECK
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Do you know what the G.E.C.K. does?
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Neutral 50
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Some say it does nothing; that it's simply a pipe dream or a legend. Others feel the device is actually beneficial.
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150
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| Neutral 50
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The latter group claims it creates life where none exists. A new beginning for man.
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151
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| Neutral 50
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Some of the Vaults came equipped with them so after people emerged into the Wasteland, they could restart the world.
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152
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| Neutral 50
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I'm not sure which to believe.
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153
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| Do you know what the G.E.C.K. does?
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Neutral 50
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We can discuss this later. Right now, concentrate on getting this door open.
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154
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| MQ08FawkesTLGetYouOut
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Remind me how to get you out of that room.
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Neutral 50
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At the end of the hallway to your right is a maintenance room.
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155
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| Neutral 50
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Inside, you'll find the fire control console for the medical area. Trip the alarm on it, and I'll be able to get out.
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156
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| Fear 50
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A word of warning though. Tripping the console activates a failsafe and will open ALL of the recovery rooms in the medical area.
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157
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| Tell me how I can get you out of that room.
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Neutral 50
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At the end of the hallway to your right is a maintenance room.
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158
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| Neutral 50
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Inside, you'll find the fire control console for the medical area. Trip the alarm on it, and I'll be able to get out.
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| Fear 50
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A word of warning though. Tripping the console activates a failsafe and will open ALL of the recovery rooms in the medical area.
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| MQ08FawkesTLJailRelease
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What do I do once I trip the fire control console?
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Neutral 50
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I'll stay here until you've cleared a path to me.
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| Neutral 50
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Just be careful. Some of these "failed experiments" are quite nasty.
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162
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| MQ08FawkesTLStory
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So, tell me more about yourself.
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Neutral 50
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I was born here, in this place. I don't mean that in the literal sense of course.
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163
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| Neutral 50
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All I can remember is the excruciating pain that tore through me as my body underwent the rapid physical changes.
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164
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| Neutral 50
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For most, this moment is what severs the grip on their minds. They become barely a shell of their former selves.
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| Neutral 50
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I was different. When I spoke to them, they immediately branded me "another failure" and had me placed here as a curiosity.
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166
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| So, tell me more about yourself.
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Neutral 50
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What else can I tell you about myself?
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167
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| MQ08FawkesTLStory01
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So, you've been stuck in that cell ever since?
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Neutral 50
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Yes. I've never been anywhere else. I used to mark the passage of time, but after a few years, it didn't seem to matter anymore.
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168
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| Neutral 50
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The only thing that prevented me from going insane was the working access point to the Vault Mainframe in my makeshift cell.
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169
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| MQ08FawkesTLStory02
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How did you become so articulate?
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Neutral 50
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The terminal in my cell used to connect with Vault 87's mainframe. That gave me access to the history, literature, science and fiction book files.
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170
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| Neutral 50
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I used this extensive database of works to better myself and my understanding of everything around me.
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| Neutral 50
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It was only recently the others caught me using the terminal and destroyed it to torment me.
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| MQ08FawkesTLStory03
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Do you remember who you were?
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Neutral 50
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I don't remember enough to tell you everything about my former self. My metamorphosis destroyed a good deal of my long term memory.
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| Neutral 50
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However, I can recall being in this place when it wasn't the macabre laboratory that it's become.
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| Neutral 50
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I remember walking around this place and seeing other humans in white lab coats and blue jumpsuits.
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175
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| Neutral 50
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I wish I could find out more, but the personnel information for the Vault wasn't in the mainframe for some reason.
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176
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| Neutral 50
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I feel like my identity is so close to me... I can almost see myself as a human but can't recollect the details. It's maddening.
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177
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| MQ08FawkesTLStory04
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How do you know the layout of this place?
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Neutral 50
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These hallways are familiar to me... I think I used to be a resident here in better times.
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| Neutral 50
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I wish I could remember more, but I'm afraid it's all a blur.
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| Neutral 50
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As for the G.E.C.K., it's always rested where it does now. The foolish Super Mutants don't even know what they have.
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180
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| MQ08FawkesTLStory05
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You have quite an unusual name.
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Neutral 50
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It was taken from a historical entry in the computer. The name comes from a man who was willing to fight and die for what he believed in.
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181
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| Neutral 50
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I felt it was appropriate given my circumstances.
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| MQ08FawkesTLStoryContinue
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Let's continue on now.
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Neutral 50
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Very well.
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MQ08SheltonTape05
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Neutral 50
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Stupid machine... how you work this thing... this thing is stupid! Smash it!
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184
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| RRFawkesGreeting1A
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Fawkes? What the hell are you doing out here?
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Happy 50
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I saw your capture, and a little cleverness allowed me to follow your captors. I only wish I could have arrived sooner to aid your escape!
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185
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| Happy 25
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As I owe you my freedom, I felt it was only fair that I return the favor. After all, I know no-one else in this world.
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186
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| RRFawkesGreeting1B
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What makes you think I wanted a monster like you following me?
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Sad 10
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You were my rescuer and my only connection to this world, so I felt compelled to see you safe.
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187
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| Anger 25
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If this is what you think of me, perhaps I should not have bothered. But I know no-one else in this world.
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188
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| RRFawkesGreeting1C
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Looks like you've got a new toy, huh?
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Neutral 50
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Yes... and a most fascinating one at that. This technology is amazing.
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189
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| Neutral 50
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Imagine the evil that can be eliminated with such tools!
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190
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| RRFawkesGreeting2A
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I could always use a hand. Would you like to follow me?
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Happy 50
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I appreciate the offer, but I must decline. I have an entire world to explore, and I must not be delayed any further.
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191
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| Neutral 50
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I have read about a great museum of history to the south. Perhaps I will head there.
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192
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| Happy 50
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Goodbye, my friend. Perhaps I will join you in the future, if your goals are virtuous enough to draw me away.
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193
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| I could always use a hand. Would you like to follow me?
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Neutral 50
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My friend, I would be honored to follow a hero such as yourself. Shall we go?
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194
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| RRFawkesGreeting2B
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I was in that situation once, myself. Deal with it.
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Anger 25
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It seems I didn't know you as well as I had thought. My mistake.
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195
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| Sad 15
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I've read about a museum of history in the south. Perhaps I can learn more about the world there, without facing such enmity.
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196
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| Anger 15
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I will take my leave of you. Goodbye, my rescuer.
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