| # | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
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| 1 | DN101_PickmanSaved | | Leaving so soon? | | A1a |
| 2 | NPCMPickman: They would have killed me. | {As cold-blooded as possible, he's thinking about torturing people to death. He's not angry, just regretting missing his chance.} Those people deserved worse than death. | Player Default: They were cold-blooded killers. | A1a |
| 3 | Player Default: They were cold-blooded killers. | {Very casual, conversational, amused.} They got their pound of flesh, but I'll collect my own again soon. | | A1a |
| 4 | | I owe you. | Player Default: You don't owe me anything, I would have done it either way. | A1b |
| 5 | Player Default: Maybe you deserve the same. | So sayeth one born killer to another. Regardless, I pay my debts. | Player Default: You don't owe me anything, I would have done it either way. | B1a |
| 6 | Player Default: I wouldn't know about that. | And yet you killed them without a second thought. | | X1a |
| 7 | | I am indebted to you. | Player Default: You don't owe me anything, I would have done it either way. | X1b |
| 8 | Player Default: Why did they want you so badly? | {Very casual, conversational, amused.} A small disagreement. They objected to my hobby of collecting their heads. | | Y1a |
| 9 | | Let me repay you. | Player Default: You don't owe me anything, I would have done it either way. | Y1b |
| 10 | Player Default: You don't owe me anything, I would have done it either way. | That's all the more reason to reward you. | Pickman: If you visit my house again, look deep within my painting "Picnic for Stanley" and you will find my gratitude. | A1a |
| 11 | Player Default: If I let you live. | I'm helping you just by doing what I love. | | B1a |
| 12 | | Why squander such gifts? | Pickman: If you visit my house again, look deep within my painting "Picnic for Stanley" and you will find my gratitude. | B1b |
| 13 | Player Default: I don't care. | Take it or leave it, it's up to you. | Pickman: If you visit my house again, look deep within my painting "Picnic for Stanley" and you will find my gratitude. | X1a |
| 14 | Player Default: What did you have in mind? | A gift, nothing more. | Pickman: If you visit my house again, look deep within my painting "Picnic for Stanley" and you will find my gratitude. | Y1a |
| 15 | Pickman: That's all the more reason to reward you. | If you visit my house again, look deep within my painting "Picnic for Stanley" and you will find my gratitude. | | A1a |
| 16 | | You'll need this. | | A1b |
| 17 | | {The player has just saved this character, a serial killer, from the bad guys he liked to hunt. He's polite, bemused by the turn of events, and calm.} That was close, thank you. | | A |
| 18 | | They would have killed me. | Pickman: Those people deserved worse than death. | A |
| 19 | - | | See you around, killer. | | |
| 20 | | Thanks again. | | |
| 21 | | Go claim your reward. | | |
| 22 | | As much as I appreciate your help, I work alone. | | |
