 | This is a transcript for dialogue with Poplar. |
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Topics
| TOPIC | TOPIC TEXT / PROMPT | EMOTION | RESPONSE TEXT | # |
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| GREETING | GREETING | Sad 70 | Birch's word is the law. You must leave Oasis at once. | 1 |
| GREETING | Happy 70 | Allow me to introduce myself. I'm Bloomseer Poplar, soothsayer and healer of Oasis. | 2 | |
| Neutral 50 | It brings me great honor to welcome you. | 3 | ||
| GREETING | Happy 70 | You have more questions for me perhaps? | 4 | |
| GREETING | Happy 70 | I'm very happy to see you again, savior of Oasis. | 5 | |
| GREETING | Neutral 50 | What is it, Outsider? | 6 | |
| MS10FinTLReward Tree Father Birch said you may have a gift for me? |
Leaf Mother Laurel said you may have a gift for me? | Happy 70 | I somehow knew you'd be the one to make the changes that Leaf Mother Laurel desired. | 7 |
| Happy 50 | I helped to create the hoods that you see all Treeminders wear. It's said that the cloth has a part of the Great One's spirit woven into the fibers. | 8 | ||
| Happy 50 | I present this to you as thanks. Wear this with pride and bring the message of renewal to all the corners of the Wasteland. | 9 | ||
| MS10TLBirchLaurelTopic | What's your opinion of Tree Father Birch and Leaf Mother Laurel? | Fear 50 | Lately, things have gotten a bit worse between them. It sometimes takes months for them to agree on things. | 10 |
| Sad 70 | I know they love each other greatly, but I'm afraid the strain of leadership is tearing them apart. | 11 | ||
| MS10TLCaves | Any information you could give me on the caves below Oasis would be helpful. | Fear 50 | Be wary of the water in the caves, I fear they still carry the sting of radiation from the bombs. | 12 |
| MS10TLDoNow | What will you do now? | Neutral 50 | Look to the future and seek the true meaning of what transpired here. If there's an answer out there somewhere, I'll find it. | 13 |
| MS10TLFuture | What do you see in my future? | Neutral 50 | Please, I must rest a day's time before I can again see into the future... I find the experience quite draining. | 14 |
| What do you see in my future? | Happy 70 | I see four-leaf clovers in the sky with time as their deadliest adversary. | 15 | |
| What do you see in my future? | Happy 70 | I see a woman searching in vain for a relative long lost. | 16 | |
| What do you see in my future? | Happy 70 | I feel the torment of a man who returns home and discovers the changes his absence has wrought. | 17 | |
| What do you see in my future? | Happy 70 | I divine a great document and the passages that changed the face of the world. | 18 | |
| What do you see in my future? | Happy 70 | I see four headless men and a being robbed of its dignity. | 19 | |
| What do you see in my future? | Happy 70 | I picture a place of great sorrow where men are traded for money and treated like Brahmin. | 20 | |
| What do you see in my future? | Happy 70 | I see a selfish man who lives among the clouds playing a dangerous game with the lives of those below him. | 21 | |
| What do you see in my future? | Happy 70 | I see a mysterious man and a town on the brink of destruction. | 22 | |
| What do you see in my future? | Happy 70 | I divine a group of individuals who society views as monsters and a town suspended above the ground. | 23 | |
| What do you see in my future? | Happy 70 | I feel people's hatred and love for a man who hunts men that aren't men. | 24 | |
| What do you see in my future? | Happy 70 | I see a great leader whose message carries through time as a rallying cry to the oppressed and a warning to the oppressors. | 25 | |
| What do you see in my future? | Happy 70 | I hear the cry of a woman obsessed and the man who desires her. | 26 | |
| What do you see in my future? | Happy 70 | I discern a lonely child trapped in a city on fire. | 27 | |
| What do you see in my future? | Happy 70 | I divine an endless search for knowledge to help others survive the desolation. | 28 | |
| What do you see in my future? | Happy 70 | I see a clash between insects and industry and the men that control them. | 29 | |
| What do you see in my future? | Happy 70 | I see a town in need of a savior and a woman in red. | 30 | |
| MS10TLGrow How is it you're causing all of these things to grow around you? |
What's causing this place to grow? | Happy 50 | In what we call the Harvest Month, the Great One creates seeds among his branches within seed pods. | 31 |
| Neutral 50 | At the end of this time, the pods open and the seeds are carried quite easily upon the wind. It's quite beautiful. | 32 | ||
| Neutral 50 | Wherever the seeds take purchase, they grow into trees, plants, grass or all manner of wonderful things. | 33 | ||
| MS10TLHaroldPoplarTopic01 | I agree completely! | Sad 60 | Oh, if only Tree Father Birch saw it as you do! Of everyone, he's been here the longest. | 34 |
| Neutral 50 | You'd think he'd realize that this place won't remain a secret forever. The caravans know about it and you found it. | 35 | ||
| Fear 70 | How long before someone comes to take this place by force? No, I say allow this place to grow and that issue becomes moot. | 36 | ||
| MS10TLHaroldPoplarTopic02 | What if there are other that don't share your opinion? | Neutral 50 | You'd think they'd realize that this place won't remain a secret forever. The caravans know about it and you happened upon it. | 37 |
| Fear 70 | How long before someone comes to take this place by force? No, I say allow Oasis to grow and that issue becomes moot. | 38 | ||
| MS10TLHaroldPoplarTopic03 | You speak heresy! Tree Father Birch should hear about this! | Disgust 60 | Heresy? Not at all. Leaf Mother Laurel's word is just as binding as Tree Father Birch's. I have no obligation to follow one or the other. | 39 |
| Anger 50 | How dare you speak to a Bloomseer like that! I know our laws better than any Outsider would! Now begone! | 40 | ||
| MS10TLHaroldTopic | Tell me about your "god." | Happy 90 | He's not my god, He's everyone's god. You, me, everyone. This place isn't meant for just the Treeminders, it's for all mankind. | 41 |
| Can you tell me about your "god" again? I'd forgotten what you said. | Happy 90 | Like I said, He's everyone's god. This place isn't meant for just the Treeminders, it's for all mankind. | 42 | |
| MS10TLJoinTopic | So, how did you end up here? | Neutral 50 | My father was a healer like myself. He had the most curious books I would read about trees and plants and their medicinal properties. | 43 |
| Neutral 50 | Many years later, I heard a rumor about a place such as this. I spent a decade in search of it. | 44 | ||
| Happy 80 | I've been in this wonderful place for over fifteen years now. | 45 | ||
| MS10TLTreeminder | What did you have to do to become a Treeminder? | Happy 80 | I was the third one to arrive here in Oasis. Tree Father Birch was a bit wary at first, but Leaf Mother Laurel convinced him to let me stay. | 46 |
| Neutral 50 | If she hadn't been around, I doubt Birch would have let me stay here. | 47 | ||
| Neutral 50 | After a while, they taught me their ways and together we developed the Ceremony of Purification that you undertook. | 48 |
Conversation
| TOPIC | TOPIC TEXT / PROMPT | EMOTION | RESPONSE TEXT | # |
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| HELLO | HELLO | Sad 70 | Such a shame, you could have been of great benefit to us. | 49 |
| MS10TreemindersCeremonySay | MS10TreemindersCeremonySay | Neutral 50 | I bid you depart, agents of destruction, through the power of His divine will. | 50 |