# | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
1 | DLC03_V118_Quest_GildaDateScene | | {Post coitus} That was great, Detective. But we probably shouldn't make a habit of this. Catch you later, tiger. | | A1a |
2 | DLC03_V118_QuestGildaMain | | {Flirty and film noire} Well now. If it isn't the brave Detective. | | A |
3 | | {slow and sultry.} I haven't seen someone with a body like that in far, far too long. | Player Default: Thanks, I suppose. I had some questions about the case. | A |
4 | | {with a raised eyebrow, you've flirted with the player a lot at this point.} Hey there tiger. Here for more stories from my acting career or... something else? | | A |
5 | | {Mildly flirty.} Hello again Detective. Here for my acting stories I assume? | | A |
6 | | {no nonsense. You don't like the player at this point, but you still are eager for attention and too "in character" to be rude to their face.} Did you change your mind about hearing my acting stories Detective? | | A |
7 | Player Default: I'll be around. Languishing from your inattention. | Care to hear some of my stories, detective? | | A2a |
8 | Player Default: I'll be around. Languishing from your inattention. | Surely you must be here for my salacious stories of the silver screen? | | A3a |
9 | Player Default: I'll be around. Languishing from your inattention. | Surely you'd prefer to hear some tales from my storied acting career instead of talking about some dreadful murder... | | A4a |
10 | | Did you need something else? | Player Default: Tell me about yourself. | A1a |
11 | Player Default: Gross. | How rude! I guess I'll just find someone else to tell my acting stories to. Goodbye Detective. | | B1a |
12 | Player Default: You're not so bad yourself. | You should have seen me before all this. Red hair that was the envy of every girl and legs for days, darling. | | X1a |
13 | | I'm sure you'd rather hear some of my stories from the silver screen rather than talk about that nasty murder business. | | X1b |
14 | Player Default: Can we talk about the murder? | {pouty and petulant, but playfully so} Oh boo. You're no fun. I suppose we can talk about the case, unless you'd rather hear some stories from my acting career? | | Y1a |
15 | | I used to do musicals, back when they were in fashion. The Beautiful Cigar Girl, Wagons on the Plain, A Woman of the Royal Navy. | | A2a |
16 | | They were ever so much fun! | Gilda: Did you need something else? | A2b |
17 | | Did you know that I was supposed to star in Love Sets Sail? The only reason that bitch Vera got the part is because her uncle was the producer. | Gilda: Did you need something else? | A3a |
18 | | Did you know, that while filming Night of the Fish Men's Return, Synthia Marsh had the most terrible allergic reaction to the fish man suit? | | A4a |
19 | | More than half the scenes had to be done with her stunt double! And that stunt double ended up having an affair with her co-star. | Gilda: Did you need something else? | A4b |
20 | | Keith and I first met when we acted together in Empire on the Nile. It was a period piece, huge production budget. | | A5a |
21 | | He played Mark Antony, and I, of course, played Cleopatra. Ooh how I hated that black hair though. | | A5b |
22 | | Sean Holzman, he was the director you see, well he threw the most lavish set parties. They were absolutely bacchanalian. | Gilda: Did you need something else? | A5c |
23 | | Did you know there were thinking of making a TV show of The Silver Shroud? Between you and me, Keith's agent had an inside track to get him the role. | Gilda: Did you need something else? | A6a |
24 | | {pause and raise eyebrow before "compromising situation". She is also completely ignoring why Keith would have been in that kind of nightclub} He'll deny ever saying it, but Keith once told me he caught Vince Natali and Sergio Amor | Gilda: Did you need something else? | A7a |
25 | Player Default: Not right now. | {flirtingly dramatic} I'll be around. Languishing from your inattention. | | B1a |
26 | Player Default: Not right now. | {Terse. The player has been rude to you} Fine. Goodbye Detective. | | B2a |
27 | Player Default: I must say, you're quite the actress. | {false modesty, flirting with the player.} What can I say? It just comes naturally. | | X1a |
28 | Player Default: I must say, you're quite the actress. | Well darling, play your cards right and maybe I'll whisper some sweet nothings in your ear. | | X2a |
29 | Player Default: I must say, you're quite the actress. | Keep it up Tiger, and we'll find out if you can handle how much woman I am. | | X3a |
30 | Player Default: I must say, you're quite the actress. | {linger on it. you crave attention and have been in this vault for 200 years. The player is about to have relations with you} Mmm, sounds good, Detective. | | X4a |
31 | Player Default: I must say, you're quite the actress. | You're sweet, Detective. But it wouldn't be fair to Keith. | | X5a |
32 | | {very friendly/ almost sultry. The player has listened to your stories and/or flirted with you.} Sure, darling, what did you need? | Player Default: Tell me about yourself. | Y1a |
33 | | Perhaps if we were better acquainted I'd be willing to share what I know. | | Y2a |
34 | | I don't think I want to talk to someone as rude as you. | | Y3a |
35 | Player Default: Tell me about yourself. | My favorite subject! Simply put, darling, I'm the greatest actress in the world. | | A1a |
36 | | When this... international scuffle blows over, I shall return to the silver screen and lead the world to a new golden age of cinema! | Gilda: Did you need something else? | A1b |
37 | Player Default: It looks like the baseball bat from Keith's movie is missing. | {trying to change the topic} Really? That's a shame, it was a great picture. He was so cute in that tight uniform. | Gilda: Did you need something else? | X1a |
38 | Player Default: It looks like the baseball bat from Keith's movie is missing. | I don't know detective, I can't really imagine Keith killing Ezra. | Gilda: Did you need something else? | X2a |
39 | Player Default: It looks like the baseball bat from Keith's movie is missing. | {with a sigh} Look. I love Keith, I do. But sometimes he just can't give me the attention I need. A girl gets lonely, Detective. | | X3a |
40 | | It only lasted a few dozen years. The man's a bit much even for me. | Gilda: Did you need something else? | X3b |
41 | Player Default: It looks like the baseball bat from Keith's movie is missing. | You were hired to catch a killer, not to prod into our personal affairs, Detective. | Gilda: Did you need something else? | X4a |
42 | Player Default: It looks like the baseball bat from Keith's movie is missing. | Oh Keith... I thought he was finally over him. | Gilda: Did you need something else? | X5a |
43 | Player Default: It looks like the baseball bat from Keith's movie is missing. | {Start out trying to smooth things over, but have a little heat on the end. you actually are a bit mad. Maybe you wouldn't have affairs if he didn't} Look Detective, I've known about Keith and Ezra for a long time. We're both movie stars, it | Gilda: Did you need something else? | X6a |
44 | Player Default: It looks like the baseball bat from Keith's movie is missing. | Oh, that? We were rehearsing. Got to stay sharp if we are going to rebuild Hollywood. But Keith always gets flustered when he's upset. | Gilda: Did you need something else? | X7a |
45 | Player Default: Apparently Julianna had a big argument with Ezra a few days before he died. Did you happen to overhear any of the conversation? | Oh ho ho! Yes, I haven't seen a woman go off like that since Theresa Dubois fired her costume designer. But to get back to your question... | | Y1a |
46 | | It was fever pitch, Detective. She had apparently gone to the overseer's office to check on the state of things and found it in horrible disrepair. | | Y1b |
47 | | But, and this is where it gets interesting, it sounded like she found something that really set her off, couldn't hear what though... | Gilda: Did you need something else? | Y1c |
48 | Player Default: Apparently Julianna had a big argument with Ezra a few days before he died. Did you happen to overhear any of the conversation? | Well, it is a bit strange how obsessed Santiago has been with the murder. I mean, he's always been a bit obsessive though... | | Y2a |
49 | | He did a whole series of paintings of me, hundreds! Said I was his muse. It was flattering for a while, but the man is a bit much. Even for me. | Gilda: Did you need something else? | Y2b |
50 | DLC03_V118_QuestIntroGildaKeithExitG | | Ugh. Fine, I'm going to the beach. | | A1a |
51 | DLC03_V118_QuestIntroGildaKeithWait | | {rehearsing a scene from a film noire script that is intended to sound suspicious to the player} Why'd you do it? Huh? He deserved better than that. | Keith: You think I'm stupid? I saw the way he looked at you. You gonna tell me that's nothin'? | A1a |
52 | Keith: You think I'm stupid? I saw the way he looked at you. You gonna tell me that's nothin'? | {pause between "were" and "friends", really play up the film noire} It wasn't like that, we were friends. He helped me out of a tight spot or two is all. | Keith: I couldn't stand by like some pasty faced Percy while he put the moves on my best girl. | A1a |
53 | Keith: I couldn't stand by like some pasty faced Percy while he put the moves on my best girl. | But now the law is on our tail, what are we going to do? | Keith: Come away with me. Let's leave this dark hole of a city behind. We can be in Buenos Aires by tomorrow. | A1a |
54 | Keith: Come away with me. Let's leave this dark hole of a city behind. We can be in Buenos Aires by tomorrow. | Oh, I want to believe you, I do but... they'll never let us go. | Keith: Then we'll make our stand here. I- I've got a gun for each of us. | A1a |
55 | Keith: Then we'll make our stand here. I- I've got a gun for each of us. | {Breaking the scene after Keith flubs his line} No, no, no, no, no! | | A1a |
56 | | The line is, "Then we'll make our stand here. Two lovers, together, with a bullet for each of them." | Keith: God. Why can't I ever get that line. | A1b |