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Skyrim:Anton Virane

Anton Virane is a Breton citizen living in Markarth. He was born in Daggerfall in High Rock, which is where he learned to cook. He is the master chef working in Understone Keep with his two assistants Rondach and Voada, although he considers them both to be worthless. He is often assumed to be a native of the Reach, an accusation which he finds offensive. He is also a close friend of Balagog gro-Nolob.

Anton wears a chef's tunic along with a chef's hat and a pair of shoes. He wields an iron dagger and carries a selection of common loot and gold. 
 
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Quest-Related Events
Recipe for Disaster
During Recipe for Disaster, you will be sent to Anton to discover the identity of the Gourmet. When you greet Anton, he'll say: 
:"Yes, yes, for the hundredth time, I am a Breton. I was born in High Rock. And then I came here. I am not a Reachman!" 
:"Who are you? What do you want?" 
:The Gourmet. Who is he? Where is he?
:''"The... the Gourmet? Never! I don't know what led you here, but nothing will betray my trust. I'll take the secret of the Gourmet's identity to my grave." 
:For the Dark Brotherhood, that can be easily arranged.
:"The Dark Brotherhood? Now... now wait a minute. Let's not get hasty. I mean, surely my friend wouldn't want me to endanger my own life. Right? Look, his name is Balagog gro-Nolob. He's an Orc! The Gourmet's an Orc! He's staying at the Nightgate Inn. That's all I know! Now... now you'll let me go. Right?"'' 

You'll now have a few options:

Dialogue
When you approach him for the first time, Anton will make it clear to you that he is not a native of the Reach: 
:"Before you say anything, no, I am not from the Reach."
:You're not from the Reach?
:"No. I'm a Breton from High Rock, and I refuse to be mistaken for a filthy native. I don't care if we share the same ancestors, these people are savages. Half of them are Forsworn barbarians, and have you seen what they eat? What have I done for the gods to take me so far from my beloved Daggerfall?"
:So you're from Daggerfall, then?
:"Yes. The finest court in all of High Rock. You think politics here are something? Well, we Bretons invented politics. That is where I learned to cook, and where I belong. Not here, with all these dogs."

His greetings can be:
:"I have meals to cook for the entire castle and almost no help." 
:"The Jarl gives me two incompetent assistants. Worthless."
Conversations
He can often be seen yelling at his workers:

:Anton Virane: "Voada, you spilled laundry water in the soup pot again! Do I need to cut off your fingers to teach you a lesson?"
:Rondach: "You touch her, and I swear it'll be your fingers that go missing, you stupid Breton!"
:Anton Virane: "What was that?"
:Voada: "Now now, brother.   is just being his usual gloomy self, he didn't mean it, did you  ? You're just being silly again."
:Anton Virane: "Whatever. Just get back to work. Now."

:Anton Virane: "Filthy natives. Get to work. We have meals to prepare and no time to prepare them!"
:Voada: "Right away, sir!"
:Rondach: "Always another big meal to cook. Figures."
:Anton Virane: "Move it. Get to work. Get to work!"''
Skyrim:Anwen

Anwen is a Redguard priestess of Dibella. She can be found in the inner sanctum of the Temple of Dibella.

Though she can be married, she will remain in the temple and will not move in with the player.

She wears hooded monk robes and a pair of boots, and is equipped with an iron dagger. She carries a key to the temple of Dibella, a key to the inner sanctum, and a selection of common loot and gold. She also knows a few spells, specifically conjure familiar, flames, and the Restoration spells heal other and fast healing.
 
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Skyrim:Saerlund

Saerlund, a Nord citizen, is the son of Jarl Laila Law-Giver and brother of Harrald. He lives in Mistveil Keep in Riften.

In conversation he reveals that, despite his family being supporters of Ulfric Stormcloak, he despises Ulfric, and accuses him of being selfish in that he only wants power, and not freedom. Because of his dislike of Ulfric, his family think Saerlund is sick, to which end Laila asks her court wizard, Wylandriah, to diagnose and treat. To make matters worse, according to Saerlund, Laila and her family have shunned Saerlund to the point of denying him his inheritance as well as threatening him with disownment for his disloyalty. It would also seem that the staff of Mistveil Keep are against him as well, as staff members are often seen pushing him around.

Now disowned by his family and incarcerated like a "common criminal", Saerlund spends most of his time sitting on a bench behind the jarl's throne. However, he does get a couple breaks from this sentence. He has breakfast at 8am, lunch at noon and dinner at 8pm, all meals lasting for two hours. He may be allowed to eat, but Saerlund never sleeps and can always be found sitting on the bench when he is not eating. 

Saerlund wears a set of fine clothes with a matching pair of boots. He wields a leveled dagger, which can be up to elven in quality, and carries a belted tunic along with a selection of upper-class loot and gold.
  
Dialogue
Should you approach him, Saerlund will quickly think that you are going to ridicule him just like his family has: 
:''"Come to gloat, have we? To poke fun at the jarl's youngest son?" 
:"I can feel you laughing behind my back." 
:"Did Harrald send you to taunt me?" 

You can ask him why you would want to ridicule him:
:Why would I ridicule you?
:"Because I did something not a soul in this bloodstained house of war has the backbone to do... dared to speak my mind. I dared speak of the Empire and the lies that have been spread by Ulfric, the leader of the Stormcloaks. Now my mother's stripped me of my heritage and incarcerated me here like a common criminal and my brother has all but disowned me. Be wary what you say around here, friend. You'll find not all take kindly to 'insurrection.'" 
:What sort of lies has Ulfric been spreading?
:"Ulfric only cares about one thing... Ulfric. He's ordained himself the future High King of Skyrim and steps on anyone that gets in his way. He's begun a rebellion against those that wish to eradicate the worship of Talos and uses it as his rallying cry. His cause may be true, but the man is a lie... all he holds in his heart his lust for the throne."''

Conversations
Due to their conflicting stances, Saerlund and Harrald's conversations are by no means friendly:






Bugs
 
He never sleeps even if he has a room.
Skyrim:Niluva Hlaalu

Niluva Hlaalu is a Dark Elf citizen who works at Black-Briar Meadery but is struggling to pay her rent and is worried Indaryn will fire her for being a skooma addict. 

She starts her day early, waking at 4am. The next hour she will spend eating her breakfast before going to work at the meadery. At midday, she has lunch for an hour before resuming work for another 5 hours. At 6pm, she quits working and goes to Haelga's Bunkhouse for 4 hours of relaxation before heading to bed there early at 10pm.

Niluva wears a set of farm clothes and a pair of boots. She is equipped with a leveled dagger which can be up to elven quality, and carries a selection of common loot and gold.
 
Dialogue
:''"Hey, don't look at me that way! Who are you to judge me?"
:"So what if I have a problem? I know how to deal with it!" 
:"If Indaryn finds out, he'll have me thrown out of the Meadery for certain. So don't breathe a word of it to him. Not a word!" 
:"Oh what am I going do? I can barely afford to stay at the Bunkhouse."
:"I'm going to stop. That's what I'm going to do! Then everyone will see that I'm not as useless as they think." 
:"Maramal thinks he's so smart; tells me that Mara will cleanse the filth from my blood. Ha! What does he know?" (If Maramal is alive.)
:"My n'wah of a father thought he could pull my strings... "continue the Hlaalu tradition." Bah! I left all that nonsense behind."'' 
Quest-Related Dialogue
During the quest Spread the Love, you may give her a pamphlet, though she won't be appreciative: 
:Here, brother. Blessings of Mara upon you.
:"Mara only helps those who can afford her tithes. This is nonsense."
Conversations
At the bunkhouse Tythis Ulen may talk to her concerning loaned money:

Tythis: ''"Niluva, you promised me you'd pay me back yesterday. So what's the story?" 
Niluva: "Just give me a few more days and I promise I'll come up with it." 
Tythis: "If you'd stop wasting your coin on that skooma, you'd have enough gold to live on." 
Niluva: "Sorry, Tythis. I'll get it to you somehow."

While at the meadery, her fellow worker Romlyn Dreth will be more understanding:

Niluva: "Do you know what Indaryn told me? He said if I'm late one more time he'll kick me right out the door!" 
Romlyn: "That s'wit. One day, he'll regret pushing all of us around." 
Niluva: "What do you mean?" 
Romlyn: "All I'm saying is Indaryn's going to push someone too far one day and they're going to push back... hard."''

Lastly, at the bunkhouse, Haelga can be heard yelling at her niece about Niluva's late rent:

Haelga: "Svana! Has that skooma-addled idiot Niluva paid us her rent yet? Or does she have more excuses?" 
Svana: ''"She said she'll have it soon. She still has her job at the meadery for now, so she'll be able to pay us." 
Haelga: "Why do you insist on defending that woman? All she does with her money is spend it on that Dark Elf garbage!" 
Svana: "Just be patient, aunt. She'll have it, I promise."''
Skyrim:Molgrom Twice-Killed

Molgrom Twice-Killed is a Nord thief and a former member of the Thieves Guild. He is currently doing time in the Riften Jail as a punishment from Brynjolf who disapproved of his methods. He wears only a roughspun tunic and a pair of footwraps.

Twice-Killed is a self-given name despite the fact that he hasn't even been killed once. He started using the title after a night out a few years ago when he was trying to get Vex drunk at the Ragged Flagon. He was stabbed after telling someone who was making too much racket to keep it down, but Vex saved him.
 

Dialogue
When approached, Molgrom will be dismissive of you, saying things like: 
:"What? What are you looking at?"
:"Get away from me."
:''"Piss off. I'm busy." 

He will only be available for dialogue if you are a member of the Thieves Guild, in which case he will instead greet you with complaints: 
:"Brynjolf sent you to rub it in?"
:"Waste of talent throwing me in here, right?"
:"Can't wait to get out of here." 

When spoken to directly he can be asked questions about himself:
:Twice-Killed?
:"Got into a scrap a few years ago at the Ragged Flagon. Some idiot who stole himself a guard's sword and kept boasting about it. He's making too much racket and I'm trying to get Vex drunk. So I tell him to keep it down and he just runs me through."
:And you lived?
:"Yeah, I was lucky though. After Vex tore the guy to pieces, she gave me a potion. If she hadn't   been there... Anyway, after I got back to the Guild, I decided to start calling myself Twice-Killed." 
:But you weren't killed... Not even once.
:"Yeah, but Twice-Killed has more of a ring to it!"

:Why are you in prison?
:"Because big, bad Brynjolf doesn't like the way I play thief. Look, he says we needed coin, so I got coin. Who cares if people got hurt? Blood washes off septims. Now I'm sitting in here counting skeever droppings while he's drinking Black-Briar mead with Maven."
:So prison is a Guild punishment?
:"Hey, if you're in good with Maven you've pretty much got it made. She's got friends in high places, and I don't just mean in Skyrim. So getting the guards to throw me in here as a 'punishment' was about as easy as falling off a log."

Upon exiting dialogue, he can say: 
:"You didn't need to leave so soon."
:"Give Vex a kiss for me."''
Skyrim:Threki the Innocent

Threki the Innocent is a Nord thief imprisoned in Riften Jail. She wears only a roughspun tunic and a pair of footwraps. She is one of three prisoners initially held in the Riften Jail; the two others are Molgrom Twice-Killed and Sibbi Black-Briar.

If spoken to, she claims she is innocent and blames the corrupt nature of the city for her sentence; she says she was thrown into jail only for speaking her mind about Ulfric Stormcloak, whom she believes to be a liar and deceiver. This evidently did not go well with the Stormcloak-sympathizing population. 
 
Dialogue
When approached, she will show outrage over her imprisonment and can possibly say: 
:''"Let me out of here, damn it! I'm not a criminal!"
:"This is what happens to you when you speak your mind in this city."
:"They threw me in here because I called Ulfric a liar; a deceiver." 
:"Ulfric doesn't care about Talos. He yearns for the throne of Skyrim and he'll say anything to rally people to his side."
:"But now, because of Ulfric's greed, countless lives have been lost."
:"On second thought, maybe I'm better off in here. At least I'll die with a clear conscience."''

Notes
 
It's possible to access Threki's cell, but you must be a vampire. You need to be arrested or open the cell you'd be put in if you were arrested. Wait until Threki is asleep (in the bed closest to your cell), sneak close to the wall where she sleeps, and press the feed option. You'll be transported into her cell to feed, but it's impossible to get out without committing a crime and being arrested again.
Skyrim:Maramal

Maramal is a Redguard priest of the Temple of Mara, located in Riften, and the husband of Dinya Balu. Maramal is usually found either in the Temple or walking around the city. He is also found, occasionally, in the Bee and Barb. Maramal is also the only NPC who can give you the option of marrying another character, via a specific ritual. It should be noted that you must receive the quest from Maramal before you can wed another character.

Upon your first visit to Riften, Maramal can be located at the Bee and Barb. There is a scripted scene of him preaching that is activated upon your entrance into the inn. Until then, he will not leave and cannot be found anywhere else.

Maramal wears a set of hooded monk robes along with a pair of boots. He carries a belted tunic along with a selection of common loot and gold. In combat, he wields a staff of banishing, a staff of the frost atronach, or a staff of revenants. He knows the Destruction spell Flames and the Restoration spell Lesser Ward.

 
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Notes
Any gold you donate to Maramal will be stored in the chest in front of the altar, but you will not get The Gift of Charity, nor are there any other effects.
Skyrim:From-Deepest-Fathoms

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From-Deepest-Fathoms is an Argonian citizen who can usually be found wandering around Riften Fishery.

When first encountered, From-Deepest-Fathoms will engage you in conversation and tell you in an almost babbling manner that you must take the Lexicon from her and free her of her burden.  She will go on to say that the Lexicon must be returned to Avanchnzel.  If you agree to take the Lexicon back, the quest Unfathomable Depths will begin. Once the quest is completed, her sanity is restored.

From-Deepest-Fathoms wears a set of hide armor, including the helmet, bracers, and the boots. She wields an iron dagger and carries a belted tunic along with a selection of common loot and gold.  

 

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Notes
From-Deepest-Fathoms will not appear until you reach level 14.
Should From-Deepest-Fathoms die the quest can still be activated by taking the Lexicon from her coffin in Riften's Hall of the Dead.
Pickpocketing the Lexicon will also start the quest. However, no dialogue options will be available. She will only tell you to take it to Avanchnzel.
When distributing the missives of Mara, the dialogue will call her 'brother' instead of 'sister'.
From-Deepest-Fathoms has a ghostly form that you encounter while inside Avanchnzel, which uses her second form ID and ref ID and is in the Dwarven Automaton Faction.
Skyrim:Edda

Edda is an Imperial beggar from Riften who, during the day, can be found near the market stalls, asking for septims. She sleeps in Beggar's Row between midnight and 7am.

Edda wears a beggar outfit consisting of ragged robes and ragged boots. She wields an iron dagger in combat and also carries some lower-class items and gold. 

She may tell you that she is frustrated with her plights: ''"No one cares about us! No one! We could die and no one would ever know! They'd just throw our corpses in the canal.", "I can't take this place anymore. The trees... all the colors, but the city, so dark. Why? It makes no sense.", or "So cold, so hungry, so tired." She may also ask, "Are you scared of death? I am. I hear everything just stops... forever. It just all goes away, but you don't realize it. I don't want to die." or beg for some money: "Please, please. I need but a septim. A septim is all I ask. Is that so bad?"
 

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Responses
As a beggar in Riften, Edda will try to get a septim or two from the townsfolk, and receive a unique response that reflects their personality:
Skyrim:Aringoth

Aringoth is the Altmer owner of Goldenglow Estate, a bee farm outside of Riften which used to supply honey to the Black-Briar Meadery. The Thieves Guild made sure the operations ran smoothly and would extort considerable payment from Aringoth. Lately, he has stopped shipments, fortified the island and hired an army of mercenaries, infuriating Maven Black-Briar and causing the Guild to single him out for punishment.

Befitting his status, Aringoth wears fine clothes and boots. He is armed with a leveled dagger, leveled bow, and up to 144 arrows of various qualities up to daedric, all limited by your level. He also carries a key to his cellar, a key to his safe and up to 45 gold coins.
 
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Quest-Related Events
Loud and Clear
Once you've broken into the estate, Aringoth will be found crouching in his room on the second floor. As soon as you come close he'll spit:
:''"Worthless mercenaries. I didn't think Maven or Mercer would allow me to get away with this, but I had little choice."
:I just want the key to your safe.
:"I can't. If I do, I may as well cut my own throat."

::What makes you think I won't? (Persuade)
:::"Fine. Take it! Once the new owner finds out I gave in, I'm as good as dead anyway." (Success)
:::"I don't believe you. That's not your way." (Fail)

::::New owner? What are you talking about?
::::"I've already said too much. I gave you what you came here for, now go. Leave me in peace."

::Then I'll take it off your corpse!
:::"Give it your best shot!"

::Forget it. I'll just open it myself.
:::"No! I'm not about to let you ruin everything I've worked so hard for!"

If spoken to again if you got the key from him peacefully:
:"Go, leave me in peace."''
Notes
If left alive, he will remain crouched in the corner for the rest of the game.

Bugs
Skyrim:Anuriel

Anuriel is a Wood Elf and the steward to Jarl Laila Law-Giver of Riften. She is usually found at the Jarl's side in Mistveil Keep and will sleep from midnight to 8am in her bedroom just beyond the doorway to the inner part of the Keep. She is the girlfriend of Unmid Snow-Shod, and you can overhear a conversation between the two about sneaking out for a "training" session. Should the Imperial Legion take control of Riften and have Jarl Laila replaced, Anuriel will be exiled to the Palace of the Kings.

Once the Jarl grants you permission, Anuriel can sell you a house called Honeyside in the city for 8,000 gold. In order to get permission you must complete the quest Supply and Demand.

If you side with the Imperial Legion in the civil war, you will be sent by Legate Rikke to find material you could use to attempt to blackmail her to obtain information that could assist in the Imperial takeover of the Rift. In the process, it is discovered that Anuriel is actually a Thieves Guild infiltrator put in place by Maven Black-Briar to manipulate Jarl Laila into defending Maven's interests and keep her blind to the activity of the Thieves Guild.

Anuriel wears a set of fine clothes and a pair of fine boots. She is equipped with a leveled dagger which can be up to elven quality, and carries a selection of upper-class loot and gold.

 
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Conversations
Unmid may discuss the jarl's safety with Anuriel:
:Unmid: ''"Anuriel, would you please stop declaring that the city is safe for the Jarl to roam? You and I both know that isn't true."
:Anuriel: "I would never knowingly place Laila in danger, you know that too. Why do you always question my judgment? You don't trust me."
:Unmid: "I trust you, I'm just concerned about her safety. That's all. Don't be angry with me."
:Anuriel: "I'm not angry with you. Tell you what, lover. Meet me in my chambers later and we can discuss the situation in private."

Anuriel can also be seen talking with Unmid about a "combat training" session. However, she will sound unusually seductive:
:Anuriel: "Unmid, my sweet. Are we still meeting later for... combat training?"
:Unmid: "Of course. Your training isn't complete yet."
:Anuriel: "I look forward to it then."

Laila can regularly be seen discussing court matters with her steward Anuriel:
:Laila: "Anuriel, a word please."
:Anuriel: "Yes, my lady?"
:Laila: "It's been brought to my attention that the poison known as skooma may be present in our city. What do you know of this?"
:Anuriel: "I believe it to be a falsehood perpetrated by the Empire in order to weaken the citizen's confidence in your ability to rule."
:Laila: "Excellent, then   be no need to devote any resources to stopping it. Thank you, Anuriel. That will be all."

:Anuriel: "My lady, Maven Black-Briar has sent word that she requires your seal in order to expand her shipments into Morrowind."
:Laila: "But of course! Tell her she'll have it. Maven is one of the few people I can trust and I'd be delighted to give her my blessing."
:Anuriel: "Yes, my lady. I will pass the good news on to her."

Notes
Anuriel is a member of the monk class, which determines the level of her skills.

Bugs
Skyrim:Vivienne Onis

Vivienne Onis is a Breton apothecary who works at Angeline's Aromatics in Solitude with her aunt, Angeline Morrard. She becomes the owner of the store if anything happens to Angeline.

Vivienne wears a belted tunic and a pair of boots. She is equipped with an iron dagger, and carries a key to her aunt's store, as well as a selection of common loot and gold.

If you talk to her, Vivienne will bring up the topic of Roggvir's execution. She expresses satisfaction, stating that he deserved death, because without him helping Ulfric to escape the city after killing the High King, her cousin would not have had to risk her life in the war. She is referring to Angeline's daughter Fura Morrard, an Imperial Soldier who—as you discover in a side quest—has recently died in a Stormcloak ambush. After completing the quest, Vivienne's dialogue changes accordingly.

Sorex Vinius reveals that he grew up with Roggvir and Vivienne and that the three were once friends. However, Roggvir ruined their friendship by teasing and bullying him once Sorex told him about his secret affection towards Vivienne.

Vivienne may have some short conversations with her aunt Angeline in their store:

Angeline: "Vivienne, could you check out supplies of mandrake root?" 
Vivienne: "Which one is that again?" 
Angeline: ''"It's the root that looks like an ugly little man." 
Vivienne: "In that case, I'm pretty sure it tried to buy me a drink last night."''