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This is a transcript for dialogue with Deputy Beagle. |
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| TOPIC | TOPIC TEXT / PROMPT | EMOTION | RESPONSE TEXT | # |
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| BeagleFleeingGoodbye | Okay. | Neutral 50 | Thank you so much. {(gentlemanly)} | 1 |
| BeagleFollowAgain | Let's get going. | Neutral 50 | And depart we will! | 2 |
| BeagleFollowStay | Wait here. | Neutral 50 | Don't leave me here too long. I can't wait forever. | 3 |
| BeagleFollowWeapon | Beagle, take a weapon. | Neutral 50 | I just hope I won't have to use it! | 4 |
| BeagleFollowing | One more question Beagle. | Neutral 50 | What do you need? | 5 |
| BeagleHostage | You must be Deputy Beagle. | Neutral 50 | Why, yes I am. It's a pleasure to meet you. {(gentlemanly)} | 6 |
| Neutral 50 | I'm in a bit of a predicament{per-dicament} here. I'd be most appreciative if you'd set me free. {(gentlemanly; mispronunciation of "predicament" is intentional)} | 7 | ||
| Who are you? | Neutral 50 | Why, I am Deputy Beagle, and I am being held hostage. Can you imagine? {(gentlemanly)} | 8 | |
| Neutral 50 | I'd be most grateful if you would set me free. | 9 | ||
| How'd you end up being a hostage? | Neutral 50 | {Edited Line} I must say it's been the low point of my career in law enforcement... {(gentlemanly)} | 10 | |
| Neutral 50 | The Powder Gangers stole into town at night and murdered my sister and her husband, the sheriff, in bed, while I was sleeping in the office. | 11 | ||
| Neutral 50 | I watched them for a bit, waiting for the right moment to pounce and arrest the lot of them. Taking careful notes as I watched. | 12 | ||
| Neutral 50 | To my dismay, they found me while I waited in the shadows and brought me here. | 13 | ||
| BeagleHostageFleeNo BeagleHostageGoNo |
I didn't cut you loose so you could run away. Stick with me! | Neutral 50 | Oh, that's so gracious of you, to offer to bodyguard me like that? But I'd only slow you down. See you outside! | 14 |
| BeagleHostageFleeSpeech BeagleHostageGoSpeech |
Like I cut you loose just so you could run away? Like I don't want your help? | Neutral 50 | [FAILED] I know! It's incredibly generous and altruistic{alter-istic} of you. See you outside! | 15 |
| If you try to run away instead of fighting at my side, I'll kill you myself. | Neutral 50 | [SUCCEEDED] Oh! Why, uh, of course! I would never let you fight my kidnappers with my help. Uh, without it! You lead the way! | 16 | |
| BeagleHostageFleeYes BeagleHostageGoYes |
Sure, run away. You don't look like you'd be much help. | Neutral 50 | Then I'll defer to your superior appraisal of character and prowess in contests of arms and see you outside! | 17 |
| BeagleHostageGoodby PC says goodbye to hostage |
I've got to get going. | Neutral 50 | {sighs} I wonder what it's like to be able to "get going" whenever you like. {(gentlemanly)} | 18 |
| See you later. | Neutral 50 | I certainly hope so. It gets lonely down here on the floor. {(gentlemanly)} | 19 | |
| BeagleHostageLetGo Player turns the deputy loose |
I'll set you free now. | Neutral 50 | Oh that's just marvelous. I think I'll be making my way outside now. The air's a little close in here. {(gentlemanly)} | 20 |
| BeagleHostageNotYet Not yet. |
Stay put for now. | Neutral 50 | No need to rush on my account. I lost feeling in my hands and legs hours ago. {(gentlemanly; tied up, unable to move)} | 21 |
| Stay put. | Neutral 50 | Well, in that case I'll just wait for you right here. {(gentlemanly; tied up, unable to move)} | 22 | |
| BeagleNewSheriffShouldThank BeagleSheriffShouldThankMe |
That's right - you SHOULD thank me. | Neutral 50 | Well, thank you {emphasis} so much, so {emphasis} very much, for ruining my life. | 23 |
| BeagleNewSheriffWhatsWrong BeagleSheriffThanks |
What's your problem now? | Neutral 50 | {Edited Line} My problem is that I'm no longer a deputy. I'm just a Beagle now. | 24 |
| Neutral 50 | Apparently two-and-a-half months of law enforcement experience doesn't count for anything. The new regime is just that - all new. | 25 | ||
| Neutral 50 | He's rude. Just don't tell him I said it. Primm has a sheriff now, just not as supportive as I would've hoped. | 26 | ||
| What's your problem now? | Neutral 50 | {Edited Line} My problem is that I'm no longer a deputy. I'm just a Beagle now. | 27 | |
| Neutral 50 | Apparently two-and-a-half months of law enforcement experience doesn't count for anything. The new regime is just that: all new. | 28 | ||
| Neutral 50 | He's a good sheriff but a hard man. He doesn't abide by anyone slinking by the rules. I guess there won't be any trouble, but the man's law is hard. | 29 | ||
| What's your problem now? | Neutral 50 | {Edited Line} My problem is that I'm no longer a deputy. I'm just a Beagle now. | 30 | |
| Neutral 50 | Slimm is alright, I don't wish him no harm, but the law to him is a set of logic. | 31 | ||
| Neutral 50 | Not everything is black and white, not sure a robot can ever understand that. | 32 | ||
| BeagleSheriffBeagle | What are you talking about? You're the sheriff now! | Neutral 50 | Oh no! I'm just the deputy. And I can't be a deputy without a sheriff. It's called chain of command! | 33 |
| BeagleSheriffGoodbye | I'll be going now. | Neutral 50 | But - but the town doesn't have a Sheriff! I don't have an employer, and that means I don't have a job. | 34 |
| Neutral 50 | If you think you might be able to help, come find me. I thank you for all you've done. | 35 | ||
| Goodbye. | Neutral 50 | Maybe next time you can bring a new sheriff back with you! | 36 | |
| Goodbye. | Neutral 50 | All right. Goodbye. {(crestfallen)} | 37 | |
| BeagleSheriffNeeded PC asks about the Sheriff's qualifications |
What are the qualifications for a Sheriff? | Neutral 50 | It should be someone brave like you, but more of a homebody. Someone who'll settle down and watch over us. | 38 |
| Neutral 50 | I heard the Powder Gangers talking about someone in the prison named Meyers who has some experience as a sheriff. He may be a good choice. | 39 | ||
| Neutral 50 | Also with the NCR so close by, you may be able to get them to take over the town. Not sure why they haven't helped out already. | 40 | ||
| BeagleSheriffNo PC declines to find Primm a new sheriff |
I don't have time to help Primm. | Neutral 50 | I know what it's like to have a busy schedule, but surely you can squeeze this in. | 41 |
| Neutral 50 | If you run across someone whose bearing and experience screams "sheriff," simply tell him or her about Primm's perdicament. That's all it takes. {(mispronunciation of "perdicament" is intentional)} | 42 | ||
| BeagleSheriffStillLooking | I'm still looking. | Neutral 50 | I do thank you so kindly for your efforts. | 43 |
| BeagleSherrifYes PC agrees to find a new Sheriff |
I'll help bring law and order back to Primm. | Neutral 50 | You will? That's just marvelous! I'll start thinking up questions for the interview! | 44 |
| Neutral 50 | The sheriff that was incarcerated up at NCRCF may be a good choice. | 45 | ||
| Neutral 50 | You also may be able to convince that NCR guy across the road to take the town under his wing, although martial law doesn't sound so fun. | 46 | ||
| GREETING | GREETING | Fear 50 | I've told you Powder Gangers everything I know! Please don't hit me anymore! {Terrified} | 47 |
| GREETING | Surprise 15 | Well look at that! You aren't a Powder Ganger after all. I'd suggest against wearing that outfit around the townsfolk. You may get shot by accident. | 48 | |
| Neutral 50 | I don't suppose you came here to rescue me? | 49 | ||
| GREETING | Neutral 50 | I don't suppose you came here to rescue me? I'd cross my fingers but my hands are numb. {(gentlemanly)} | 50 | |
| GREETING | Neutral 50 | It would be so very delightful if you set me free. {(gentlemanly)} | 51 | |
| GREETING | Neutral 50 | Please excuse me - I'm {exter-cating} extricating myself at the moment... {(gentlemanly; mispronunciation of "extricating" is intentional)} | 52 | |
| GREETING | Neutral 50 | Apologies, but I'm quite busy until I reach safety! {(gentlemanly)} | 53 | |
| GREETING | Neutral 50 | Well! That was quite an adventure. We taught those convicts a thing or two, didn't we? {(mispronunciation of "predicament" is intentional")} | 54 | |
| Neutral 50 | Breaking myself out of a hostage situation - not to diminish your role in it, of course - but it was quite thrilling. | 55 | ||
| Neutral 50 | Problem is, there's still no law in Primm. What're we to do the next time ruffians menace us and hold us hostage? | 56 | ||
| GREETING | Neutral 50 | Well! That was quite a per-dicament you rescued me from, there in the Bison Steve. A most unpleasant experience. {(mispronunciation of "predicament" is intentional")} | 57 | |
| Neutral 50 | Going in alone to rescue a hostage! My brother-in-law was brave like that. Made a fine sheriff. Until the Powder Gangers killed him. | 58 | ||
| Neutral 50 | Problem is, there's still no law in Primm. What're we to do the next time ruffians menace us and hold us hostage? | 59 | ||
| GREETING | Neutral 50 | Well, if it isn't the "lawbringer." {(genteel sarcasm on "lawbringer")} | 60 | |
| GREETING | Neutral 50 | Hello again. I don't suppose you've decided to help Primm find its next sheriff? | 61 | |
| GREETING | Neutral 50 | Any luck finding a suitable candidate for our next sheriff? | 62 | |
| GREETING | Neutral 50 | Oh, it's you. | 63 | |
| Neutral 50 | {sighs} I suppose I should be thanking you for restoring the rule of law to Primm... | 64 | ||
| GREETING | Neutral 50 | I don't plan to come back to the Bison Steve much in the years to come. If I ever get out of it. {(gentlemanly)} | 65 | |
| GREETING | Neutral 50 | I do hope this ordeal will be over soon. | 66 | |
| GREETING | Neutral 50 | If we were to miss a convict or two in here, who'd know the difference? | 67 | |
| PrimmNashDialoguePrimmJohnsonNashTopic004 What about Primm Slim? Could he be sheriff? |
Do you think Primm Slim could be sheriff? | Neutral 50 | Well I reckon he could be a sheriff if you have the skills to reprogram him. | 68 |
| VMQ01BeagleJournal (Deputy Beagle's journal) | VMQ01BeagleJournal | Neutral 50 | {Edited Line} {Speaking in Audio Log/Journal} This is most unusual! The Powder Gangers have visitors today. I guess there's a first for everything! | 69 |
| Neutral 50 | Now those tough-looking fellows must be Great Khans. I recognize those funny helmets and leather vests from stories I've heard... | 70 | ||
| Neutral 50 | So what are they doing with that dapper gentleman who wears a checked suit? I wouldn't mind a suit like that. | 71 | ||
| Neutral 50 | They're talking about heading south toward Nipton, then west to Novac where they'll meet up with someone... | 72 | ||
| Neutral 50 | I guess I could track them if I needed to, but {beat, cowardly justification} the town of Primm needs me here, to serve and protect. | 73 | ||
| Neutral 50 | Oh my. I think I've been spotted... | 74 | ||
| VMS02AnyNPCAboutNCR Any idea what the NCR's up to in Primm? |
Do you know if the NCR has any plans to attack the prison north of here? | Neutral 50 | I would certainly hope that someone should handle it! Not that they tell me anything. | 75 |
| nVPrimmDeputyConvPrimmDeputyTopic000 | What are you doing in here? | Fear 50 | Well, a deputy isn't much good without a sheriff. {cowardly and hesitant} So I figured I'd come in here and protect these good people until someone finds us a new one. | 76 |
| nVPrimmDeputyConvPrimmDeputyTopic001 | I hear you may have information on some Khans that came through here with a guy in a checkered suit. | Neutral 50 | {Edited Line} Indeed I do good sir, and I would be thrilled to share that information with you as soon as I am released from captivity. | 77 |
| I hear you may have information on some Khans that came through here with a guy in a checkered suit. | Neutral 50 | {Edited Line} My good lady, I believe I may have some information that would prove useful. | 78 | |
| Neutral 50 | If you would just untie my hands I'd be more than happy to share what information I have with you. | 79 | ||
| Can you tell me about the people who passed through town now? | Neutral 50 | {Edited Line} I'm in quite a state here. If you help me with my bonds I'll be more than happy to tell you anything, and everything about those Khans. | 80 | |
| Can you tell me about the man in the checkered suit who came through here? | Neutral 50 | {Edited Line} Ahh yes, my memory is much clearer now that I am free from my bondage. | 81 | |
| Neutral 50 | I was sku{skulking, rethinking} ... er, performing recon, gathering information on some of the Powder Gangers, when some great Khans arrived with your friend in the suit. | 82 | ||
| Neutral 50 | They were talking about some delivery they took from a courier, I assume that was you. | 83 | ||
| Neutral 50 | They said they'd be heading through Nipton to Novac to meet a contact there. | 84 | ||
| Can you tell me where the man in the checkered suit went again? | Neutral 50 | {Edited Line} I overheard them saying that they are on their way to Novac. If you want to follow them I strongly suggest that you follow the road through Nipton. | 85 | |
| Neutral 50 | There are a lot of dangerous things out in the desert, and you won't have me with you to protect you, as I need to stay here and keep Primm safe. | 86 | ||
| nVPrimmDeputyConvPrimmDeputyTopic002 <Speech Options> |
You can tell me or you can rot in here. | Neutral 50 | [SUCCEEDED] Well, you look to be the trustworthy sort. Okay, I'll tell you what I know. | 87 |
| I'll free you... right after you tell me... | Neutral 50 | [FAILED] I'm sure you mean well, but I'm afraid you'll have to wait until I'm in a calmer emotional state before my memory is going to function. | 88 |