Button Gwinnett (robot)/Dialogue

	This is a transcript for dialogue with Button Gwinnett.

Topics

TOPIC	TOPIC TEXT / PROMPT	EMOTION	RESPONSE TEXT	#
GREETING	GREETING	Neutral 50	Good luck to you, and Godspeed.	1
	GREETING	Neutral 50	Saints alive! You've done it!	2
		Neutral 50	Quickly, let me have the ink and I will produce the copy of the Declaration of Independence!	3
		Neutral 50	Here you are... a perfect copy. That should give ol' George something to think about.	4
		Neutral 50	What are the next orders from the Congress?	5
	GREETING	Neutral 50	Have you reached a decision? Will you assist me in forging a copy of the Declaration?	6
	GREETING	Neutral 50	If you have something to say, be quick about it or begone.	7
	GREETING	Neutral 50	You've breached our defenses, evaded our best soldiers and you've raided my home.	8
		Neutral 50	But I have not yet begun to fight! I cannot allow you to steal our freedom!	9
		Neutral 50	The Declaration must remain here! It is our symbol of hope, the one thing that cries out "We are a free nation"!	10
MS15Bailout	Let me ask you something else.	Neutral 50	Very well.	11
MS15ButtonCT01	What are you talking about? You're a robot!	Neutral 50	I am not a "robot." I am Button Gwinnett, second signer of the Declaration of Independence and distinguished representative from Georgia.	12
		Neutral 50	I know your fighting prowess far exceeds my own, but I will still duel you to the death if I must.	13
		Neutral 50	What will it be then? Rapiers? Pistols at dawn? Out with it!	14
MS15ButtonCT01a	Just who are you, exactly?	Neutral 50	Why, I am Button Gwinnett, second signer of the Declaration of Independence and distinguished representative from Georgia.	15
		Neutral 50	I know your fighting prowess far exceeds my own, but I will still duel you to the death if I must.	16
		Neutral 50	What will it be then? Rapiers? Pistols at dawn? Out with it!	17
MS15ButtonCT02	Get out of my way you lunatic!	Neutral 50	I will NOT stand down, sir! To quote the words of the great Thomas Jefferson...	18
		Neutral 50	If our house be on fire, without inquiring whether it was fired from within or without, we must try to extinguish it!	19
	Get out of my way you lunatic!	Neutral 50	I will NOT stand down, ma'am! To quote the words of the great Thomas Jefferson...	20
		Neutral 50	If our house be on fire, without inquiring whether it was fired from within or without, we must try to extinguish it!	21
MS15ButtonCT02aIntelligence	You must be Button Gwinnett, second signer of the Declaration!	Neutral 50	Then my reputation precedes me. Good.	22
		Neutral 50	That should make you well aware that I am not to be trifled with and that my loyalty to the States is legendary.	23
		Neutral 50	I know your fighting prowess far exceeds my own, but I will still duel you to the death if I must!	24
		Neutral 50	What will it be then? Rapiers? Pistols at dawn? Out with it!	25
MS15ButtonCT03	Why would you do all that over a scrap of paper?	Neutral 50	This is no mere scrap of paper, sir. This is the doctrine laid down by my fellow members of the Second Continental Congress.	26
		Neutral 50	It absolves us of the tyranny of King George the Third of Great Britain. It is perhaps the greatest symbol of this free nation.	27
	Why would you do all that over a scrap of paper?	Neutral 50	This is no mere scrap of paper, madam. This is the doctrine laid down by my fellow members of the Second Continental Congress.	28
		Neutral 50	It absolves us of the tyranny of King George the Third of Great Britain. It is perhaps the greatest symbol of this free nation.	29
MS15ButtonCT03a	That's quite brave of you. To potentially sacrifice your life over a document.	Neutral 50	This is no mere document, sir. This is the doctrine laid down by my fellow members of the Second Continental Congress.	30
		Neutral 50	It absolves us of the tyranny of King George the Third of Great Britain. It is perhaps the greatest symbol of this free nation!	31
	That's quite brave of you. To potentially sacrifice your life over a document.	Neutral 50	This is no mere document, madam. This is the doctrine laid down by my fellow members of the Second Continental Congress.	32
		Neutral 50	It absolves us of the tyranny of King George the Third of Great Britain. It is perhaps the greatest symbol of this free nation.	33
MS15ButtonCT03b	You're not even human, you stupid bucket of bolts!	Surprise 80	To suggest such a thing isn't just a falsehood... it's blasphemy!	34
		Neutral 50	The doctrine I defend was laid down by my fellow members of the Second Continental Congress.	35
		Neutral 50	It absolves us of the tyranny of King George the Third of Great Britain. It is perhaps the greatest symbol of this free nation!	36
MS15ButtonCT04	You do realize that it's about 500 years later, don't you?	Neutral 50	Petty lies and deceit may be the way of Great Britain's crown, but I will not succumb to such tomfoolery.	37
		Neutral 50	Since it appears you wish to resolve this without bloodshed, may I suggest you stand down and surrender?	38
		Neutral 50	I can promise that you will be treated well; in a manner accustomed to any member of the Royal Army.	39
MS15ButtonCT04a	Is there some way we can make a compromise?	Neutral 50	Broken promises and deceit may be the way of Great Britain's crown, but I will not succumb to such tomfoolery.	40
		Neutral 50	Since it appears you wish to resolve this without bloodshed, may I suggest you stand down and surrender?	41
		Neutral 50	I can promise that you will be treated well; in a manner accustomed to any member of the Royal Army.	42
MS15ButtonCT04b	This is what's going to happen. You die, I get the Declaration. Understand?	Neutral 50	I've been patient and I've spoken to you like a gentleman.	43
		Neutral 50	But if all you understand is violence, then let justice be done and let the Almighty decide the rightful winner. Defend yourself!	44
MS15ButtonCT05	Ummm, allow me to ponder my decision.	Neutral 50	Very well, but any attempt to take the Declaration of Independence will be considered an act of war.	45
MS15ButtonCT05a	Nope, sorry. I've got to have that Declaration at any cost.	Neutral 50	I've been patient and I've spoken to you like a gentleman.	46
		Neutral 50	But if all you understand is violence, then let justice be done and let the Almighty decide the rightful winner. Defend yourself!	47
MS15ButtonCT06	There's more to this than you realize, Button.	Neutral 50	Please explain, but I warn you, I am well versed on the tactics of the underhanded Redcoat spy. You'd do well to remember that.	48
MS15ButtonCT07SC	I'm Thomas Jefferson and I've returned to liberate the Declaration.	Neutral 50	Saints alive! It is both an honor and a privilege, sir. I was hoping this day would arrive.	49
		Neutral 50	I hope these fortifications are up to your high standards, sir. All of my men await your command to push and retake the Capital!	50
		Neutral 50	May I ask where you intend to bring the document?	51
MS15ButtonCT07SCFemale	I'm an agent of Thomas Jefferson and I've returned to liberate the Declaration.	Neutral 50	Saints alive! It is both an honor and a privilege, madam. I knew the day would arrive that Jefferson would send someone to help!	52
		Neutral 50	I hope these fortifications are up to your high standards, madam. All of my men await your command to push and retake the Capital!	53
		Neutral 50	May I ask where you intend to bring the document?	54
MS15ButtonCT08	Let me prove my honesty by helping you trick the Redcoats.	Neutral 50	Interesting. I had a plan for just this sort of situation. Perhaps this will prove that you're here as an ally rather than an enemy.	55
		Neutral 50	We create a forgery of the Declaration and send it off to Great Britain! It might be just the delay we need to get the document out of here safely.	56
		Neutral 50	I'd love to be at court when King George finds out he wasted all his resources gaining a forgery!	57
		Neutral 50	We have to be cautious though, the British scholars would recognize a poor duplicate almost immediately.	58
MS15ButtonCT08a	You were right! I am a Redcoat Spy and the place is surrounded by my army!	Neutral 50	Do you take me for a complete fool?	59
		Neutral 50	I too have spies, and they tell me you have no army with you.	60
		Neutral 50	However, since you've admitted to being the enemy and you have no wish to surrender, I'm afraid you'll have to be executed for your crimes!	61
MS15ButtonCTRobotics	Enough of this. Command protocol delta-seven-six. Reset.	Neutral 50	Standby. Rebooting program.	62
		Neutral 50	Command structure reset... complete. Self diagnostic... complete.	63
		Neutral 50	Program reset. Awaiting user input.	64
MS15ButtonForgeEnd01	Keep the Declaration safe... don't let anyone take it.	Neutral 50	It will be done. The only way to get the Declaration now would be to pry it from my cold, dead fingers.	65
		Neutral 50	It's been an honor meeting you, I can see you are indeed a patriot among men.	66
		Neutral 50	Now go... you'll have no further trouble from my men. Godspeed.	67
MS15ButtonForgeEnd02	Do whatever you want... I'm out of here.	Neutral 50	Very well, I'm sure you need to hasten back to headquarters.	68
		Neutral 50	It's been an honor meeting you, I can see you are indeed a patriot among men.	69
		Neutral 50	Now go... you'll have no further trouble from my men. Godspeed.	70
MS15ButtonForgeEnd03	Blow yourself up.	Neutral 50	I am shocked to hear these words from you. I thought I was doing my best to hold these fortifications on behalf of our country.	71
		Neutral 50	Since I have obviously failed that task in your eyes, the only task I held dear, I see no recourse but to do the honorable thing.	72
		Neutral 50	Farewell and Godspeed.	73
MS15ButtonForgery01	How can we create a convincing forgery?	Neutral 50	If you were to bring me some iron gall ink, I could produce a mirror perfect duplication.	74
		Neutral 50	The best place to find some would be in the Arlington Library, which is why I have been unable to do this myself.	75
		Neutral 50	After all, I can't abandon these fortifications.	76
MS15ButtonForgery01a	Anything we can do to pull the wool over their eyes is a blow for freedom!	Neutral 50	Hear, hear!	77
		Neutral 50	If you were to bring me some iron gall ink, I could produce a mirror perfect duplication.	78
		Neutral 50	The best place to find some would be in the Arlington Library, which is why I have been unable to do this myself.	79
		Neutral 50	After all, I can't abandon these fortifications.	80
MS15ButtonForgery01b	I've got it! We'll kill all of the English scholars!	Neutral 50	Forgive my impertinence, but that's foolish.	81
		Neutral 50	However, if you were to bring me some iron gall ink, I could produce a mirror perfect duplication.	82
		Neutral 50	The best place to find some would be in the Arlington Library, which is why I have been unable to do this myself.	83
		Neutral 50	After all, I can't abandon these fortifications.	84
MS15ButtonForgery02	I'll try and get the ink for you.	Neutral 50	Excellent! Please hasten back. There's no telling how much longer we can hold here at the fort.	85
		Neutral 50	I hear the thumping of their cannonade getting closer by the minute. Soon, our walls will be breached and the last bastion of the U.S.A. may fall!	86
MS15ButtonForgery02a	This is getting ridiculous. Just give me the Declaration, now!	Neutral 50	I think you'll find that to be very difficult when you'll soon be hanging from the gallows outside the State House in Philadelphia!	87
MS15ButtonForgery03	Let me think about that option.	Neutral 50	Very well, but don't think too long. We don't have much time. My spies say their tall ships are sailing into our harbors even as we speak.	88
MS15ButtonHackSpecial	Please describe your original function.	Neutral 50	Original function parameters are as follows. Function One: Provide tour guide services for visitors to National Archives facility.	89
		Neutral 50	Function Two: Participate in reenactment of the signing of Declaration of Independence show as the character Button Gwinnett.	90
		Neutral 50	Function Three: Provide security support for National Archives facility in the event of a breach or threat to any of its assets.	91
MS15ButtonJeff01	It will be carried to our new President, Abraham Washington.	Neutral 50	A new president? So, the Stars and Stripes truly are forever. All hail the red, white and blue!	92
		Neutral 50	Does... does this mean the War is over? Have we won?	93
	It will be carried to our new President, ummm, Lincoln Madison.	Neutral 50	A new president? So, the Stars and Stripes truly are forever. All hail the red, white and blue!	94
		Neutral 50	Does... does this mean the War is over? Have we won?	95
MS15ButtonJeff02	It will be brought to the State House for safe keeping.	Neutral 50	The State House still stands? Then the Stars and Stripes truly are forever. All hail the red, white and blue!	96
		Neutral 50	Does... does this mean the War is over? Have we won?	97
MS15ButtonJeff02a	I am presenting it to our King in Great Britain.	Neutral 50	No! It can't be! Then the Stars and Stripes have indeed fallen.	98
		Neutral 50	This is a sad day, a day that every man, woman and child will remember as they toil in the English salt mines as slaves.	99
		Neutral 50	Although my brow is heavy, I am honored that you've come to tell me this in person like a true gentleman.	100
		Neutral 50	What are your final orders?	101
MS15ButtonJeff03	Yes, Button. We won!	Neutral 50	It's over? Amen to that. Then I suppose my posting here at the fort is complete.	102
		Neutral 50	I think you said it best when you said: "We in America do not have government by the majority. We have government by the majority who participate."	103
		Neutral 50	It has been both an honor and a privilege to serve in the army of the United States.	104
		Neutral 50	What are your final orders?	105
MS15ButtonJeff04	Sure, whatever.	Neutral 50	I'm surprised you're not reveling in the moment. This is a great day for the United States of America.	106
		Neutral 50	I think you said it best when you said: "We in America do not have government by the majority. We have government by the majority who participate."	107
		Neutral 50	It has been both an honor and a privilege to serve the United States.	108
		Neutral 50	What are your final orders?	109
MS15ButtonJeff05	Just give me the damn Declaration already!	Neutral 50	I'm shocked at your tone. This is a great day for the United States of America!	110
		Neutral 50	I think you said it best when you said: "We in America do not have government by the majority. We have government by the majority who participate."	111
		Neutral 50	It has been both an honor and a privilege to serve the United States.	112
		Neutral 50	What are your final orders?	113
MS15ButtonJeffEnd01	Stand down, and honorably relinquish your post. You've earned a rest.	Neutral 50	Coming from you, that means all the world to me. It's been an honor and a privilege to serve my country.	114
		Neutral 50	It's time for me to take a long-needed rest. I think you'll find that the rest of my men are long-due for the same.	115
		Neutral 50	I hereby relinquish command and control of this fortification to you.	116
		Neutral 50	Good luck to you, Mr. Jefferson... and give Sally my regards.	117
MS15ButtonJeffEnd02	You can do whatever you like.	Neutral 50	Then I choose to take a long-needed rest. I think you'll find that the rest of my men are long-due for the same.	118
		Neutral 50	I hereby relinquish command and control of this fortification to you.	119
		Neutral 50	Good luck to you, Mr. Jefferson... and give Sally my regards.	120
MS15ButtonJeffEnd03	You're a disgrace. I order your immediate dismissal from the Congress!	Neutral 50	I am shocked to hear these words from you. I thought I was doing my best to hold these fortifications on behalf of our country.	121
		Neutral 50	Since I have obviously failed that task in your eyes, the only task I held dear, I see no recourse but to do the honorable thing.	122
		Neutral 50	I hereby relinquish command and control of this fortification to you.	123
		Neutral 50	Good luck to you, Mr. Jefferson... and give Sally my regards.	124
MS15TLArlington	How do I get to the Arlington Library?	Neutral 50	The journey will be rife with peril I'm afraid.	125
		Neutral 50	You cross Farmer Smith's cornfield and make your way up Greenleaf Hill. Ford your way across Quickrun Creek and make for the horse path.	126
		Neutral 50	When the pines thin out, you need to make your way along the edge of Arlington. Watch out for Redcoats. They have a garrison there.	127
		Neutral 50	The building across from the fish market is the Library. Look for the old clock tower.	128
MS15TLButtonFunction	How did you end up in this place?	Neutral 50	I was posted here by Thomas Jefferson after the Declaration was drafted. He said it was my duty to protect the document at all costs.	129
		Neutral 50	I spent quite a while whipping this place into shape, but with a lot of spit and polish, I think the results speak for themselves.	130
		Neutral 50	I'm proud to fly the Stars and Stripes over these fortifications.	131
	How did you end up in this place?	Neutral 50	I'm afraid until I know exactly what your intentions are, I can't divulge that top secret information.	132
MS15TLButtonReboot	What are your command options?	Neutral 50	I can currently be ordered to shut down, resume my previous programming state, or resume my original functions.	133
MS15TLButtonReboot01	Issue shutdown command alpha-seven-three. Initiate.	Neutral 50	Affirmative. Offloading command protocols and beginning shutdown sequence.	134
		Neutral 50	Shutting down in 3... 2... 1.	135
MS15TLButtonReboot02	Resume previous programming state. Command alpha-nine-nine.	Neutral 50	Standby, retrieving memory records. Found latest logged entry.	136
		Neutral 50	Reinitializing in 3... 2... 1.	137
		Neutral 50	You've breached our defenses, evaded our best soldiers and you've raided my home.	138
		Neutral 50	But I have not yet begun to fight! I cannot allow you to steal our freedom!	139
		Neutral 50	The Declaration must remain here! It is our symbol of hope, the one thing that cries out "We are a free nation"!	140
MS15TLButtonReboot03	Resume your original functions. Command alpha-six-eight. Initiate.	Neutral 50	Initiating memory wipe and function restart in 3... 2... 1.	141
		Neutral 50	Error. Memory core damaged. Cannot retrieve base command routines. Please reselect input.	142
MS15TLDeclarationTopic	I have a few questions about the Declaration of Independence.	Neutral 50	Oh very well. There's no harm in that.	143
MS15TLDeclarationTopic01 What does the Declaration of Independence look like?	Did you sign the Declaration of Independence?	Neutral 50	Yes, I was proud to participate in the signing of the Declaration of Independence along with fifty five of my fellow freedom fighters.	144
		Neutral 50	It was an honor to have my signature among those of Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson and John Adams.	145
		Neutral 50	Except maybe for Hancock, that show off.	146
MS15TLDeclarationTopic02	What's the history behind the document?	Neutral 50	On July 4, 1776 the Second Continental Congress declared that the original Thirteen Colonies of America were now free and independent states.	147
		Neutral 50	This paper stated their intentions to sever all ties with the monarchy in Great Britain and operate as an independent nation.	148
		Neutral 50	It's perhaps the single most important document in United States history.	149
MS15TLFacts	Is there anything else you can tell me about the Declaration?	Neutral 50	The Lee Resolution, enacted two days earlier, was the actual independence declaration.	150
		Neutral 50	The Declaration itself was an expansion of that resolution for public consumption.	151
	What else do you know about the Declaration?	Neutral 50	The Declaration of Independence wasn't fully signed by all of the delegates until August 2, 1776.	152
	Any other facts you can share about the Declaration?	Neutral 50	The colony of New York abstained from the Declaration and then later declared its own independence on July 9, 1776.	153
	What else can you tell me about the Declaration?	Neutral 50	Although it's often pictured as if all of the delegates signed the paper in a grand meeting, the delegates often signed it in secret one at a time.	154
SpeechChallengeFailure	SpeechChallengeFailure	Neutral 50	You sir, are a liar, a fraud and likely a spy of the Royal Crown. I warn you not to test my patience. You'll find it wearing quite thin.	155

Conversation

TOPIC	TOPIC TEXT / PROMPT	EMOTION	RESPONSE TEXT	#
GOODBYE	I have to go now.	Neutral 50	Give me liberty, or give me death!	156
	I have to go now.	Neutral 50	I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country!	157
	I have to go now.	Neutral 50	There never was a good war or a bad peace.	158
	I have to go now.	Neutral 50	I've not yet begun to fight!	159
MS15ButtonCCT01	Intercom1-1	Neutral 50	Men, today I address you with a message of utmost urgency. Our defenses have been breached, and soon we'll engage the enemy.	160
MS15ButtonCCT02	Intercom1-2	Neutral 50	Remember, the will of the people is the only legitimate foundation of any government, and to protect its free expression should be our first object.	161
MS15ButtonCCT03	Intercom1-3	Neutral 50	As your leader, Button Gwinnett, distinguished representative of Georgia, I promise you I have not yet begun to fight!	162
MS15ButtonCCT04	Intercom2-1	Neutral 50	Men! We can't let the enemy's progress dissuade us from our task! We must defend our freedom and our right to be independent!	163
MS15ButtonCCT05	Intercom2-2	Neutral 50	Strike now and strike hard. You may delay, but time will not!	164
MS15ButtonCCT06	Intercom3-1	Neutral 50	We cannot allow the enemy to penetrate our defenses any deeper! Old Glory must not be stained with the blood of tyranny!	165
MS15ButtonCCT07	Intercom3-2	Neutral 50	The enemy will be here soon, you must defend your leader! Remember: Our cause is noble; it is the cause of mankind!	166
MS15ButtonCCT08	Intercom4-1	Neutral 50	The enemy is at the gates! Now is the time for the greatest of rallying cries!	167
MS15ButtonCCT09	Intercom4-2	Neutral 50	Wish not so much to live long as to live well!	168