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Skyrim:Bolund

Bolund is a Nord warrior that owns and operates Falkreath's lumber mill. He lives in the general store Gray Pine Goods with his brother Solaf. He tends to have a rather rude personality. He will sell lumber  to you if Hearthfire is installed. 

From 7am to 8pm, he wanders around the sawmill, cutting wood. At other times he will wander the town, sometimes being in the store and sometimes visiting the inn. He never sleeps.

He wears farmer attire, including clothes and boots and carries his copy of the key to Gray Pine Goods, an iron dagger and a selection of common items and gold. 
 
Dialogue
If you are a Nord he will greet you with: 
:''"A hearty welcome to Falkreath! All of Skyrim's true sons are welcome here!" 

If you are not a Nord he will simply say: 
:"I can't believe we let provincials like you wander Skyrim." 

If you play as an Argonian he will be downright hateful and say: 
:"Stay out of my way, boot." 

He may further demonstrate his dislike of outsiders and Imperial sympathizers when he remarks: 
:"You'll find my brother Solaf and I are the only true Nords in Falkreath." 
He also dislikes local innkeeper Valga Vinicia and will say:  
:"That Valga Vinicia is a gossip and a troublemaker."
Conversations
When Bolund meets his brother meet inside their store, they may engage in conversation: 

:Bolund: "Another day in this graveyard." 
:Solaf: "Falkreath is a fine place to be, Bolund." 
:Bolund: "Falkreath is where people go to die. We could be fighting, taking back Nord land!" 
:Solaf: "Falkreath is our home, a place where we have good jobs under a good Jarl. Until the war comes to us we stay put."

At the inn, he can be observed being his usual blunt self whilst talking to serving girl Narri:

:Bolund: "Hey gossip, bring me a drink." 
:Narri: "Bolund, you're going to die of thirst if you keep calling me that."

He was also originally intended to be rude towards Lod, although the latter never sets foot inside the inn in the final game, making the scene go unused:

:Bolund: "Hey, Lod, how is the worst farmer in the hold doing?" 
:Lod: "The Gentle Repose is barren, it was barren the day my father claimed the land and it's barren now." 
:Bolund: "Sure it is, Lod. Sure it is."

Notes
His brother Solaf is a true Stormcloak, although much more forgiving than Bolund. When asked about his brother he will say: "His name's Bolund. He's the one who works the lumber mill down by the river. If you meet him, don't expect much in the way o' conversation. He ain't one for talking, especially with folk he don't know." and "Don't mind Bolund. He's young and gets riled easily." Even when you enter Gray Pine Goods for the first time, he will make excuses for his brother: "Well met. Unlike my brother, I've no dislike of strangers."''
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Skyrim:Indara Caerellia

Indara Caerellia is an Imperial who lives at Corpselight Farm in Falkreath with her husband, Mathies. Their only daughter, Lavinia, was recently killed by Sinding, and husband Mathies will ask you to investigate in the quest Ill Met By Moonlight.  

When you visit Falkreath for the first time, go to the graveyard and you will witness Indara and Mathies listening to town priest Runil giving their deceased daughter the last rites. After the sad ceremony, they will all go their separate ways; Indara sleeps inside the farmhouse every night between 8pm and 4am. After waking up, she was supposed to be working the crops behind the house for 16 hours straight, but due to a serious bug she spends the entire day stuck between two rocks near the cemetery, along the road leading east from the Hall of the Dead. The bug also prevents her random activities, such as eating and relaxing. 

She wears a set of farm clothes, a pair of boots, and a pair of gloves. She is equipped with an iron dagger, and carries a key to the farm as well as a selection of common items and gold.

When approached she will politely explain her position in Falkreath: "My husband   and I tend Corpselight Farm." She will then elaborate: "Falkreath is a hard place and tending a farm here is thankless work." She also admires her husband and will often say: "Mathies is a kind and wise man. The Nords could use more like him. So could the Imperials." She does not support either side in the war and will remark: "How could people see all the graves in Falkreath and still want to make war?" While you can't ask Indara anything, her husband is more talkative and will mention her when asked why Falkreath is so gloomy: ''"Yes, and I couldn't tell you why. My wife and I think there's some dark magic at work. Or perhaps Arkay's influence is strong here, and he likes to keep it this way." He will also mention her in many of his greetings: "Indara and I like to keep to ourselves and run our farm.", "Runil has been a true friend to my wife and I in our time of need.", "My wife, Indara, has a gift with animals.  It makes her a better farmer than anyone I've ever seen." and "This war isn't needed. Imperials like my wife can be hard to handle but we Nords could work with them. I should know."  

Lastly, cemetery keeper Runil may pass by the bugged Indara and a short conversation will play out: 

Runil: "Ah, Indara. Arkay's blessing upon you and your husband. Spend as much time here as you need." 
Indara: "Thank you, Runil. Your support means much to us."''

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Notes
Indara is a member of the warrior class, which determines the level of her skills.
She was supposed to have played a role in the unfinished quest Runil's Dark Past, and her dialogue will never be heard: "I knew he was troubled, but one of the Thalmor? I wish I could say I did not believe it. Thank you for telling me."
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Skyrim:Kust

Kust is a Nord monk from Falkreath, where he tends to the biggest graveyard in Skyrim. He is the assistant to town priest Runil who tends the shrine to Arkay, and they both live in the Hall of the Dead.

Kust wakes up early at 5am and immediately heads up to Dead Man's Drink for four hours of mead and food. At 9am he walks down to the graveyard and watches it for ten hours before returning to the tavern at 7pm for a one-hour dinner. He then walks directly back to the Hall of the Dead and goes to bed.

He wears a set of iron armor, including matching pairs of gauntlets and boots. He is equipped with an iron dagger, and carries a key to the Hall of the Dead as well as a selection of common items and gold.

He will also be somewhat disapproving towards you and upon first seeing you he will tell you that: ''"Strangers like you bring war. I've seen enough war." before judging you with: "You have the look of a killer.", and  "Show respect while you're here and you and I will be fine." He seems to be proud of his work and he will remark: "These graves hold the sons and daughters of Falkreath." and "Arkay helps us find peace with death." His employer Runil will also mention Kust on a few occasions, saying: "Kust is responsible for the cemetery here in Falkreath, I take care of the Shrine.", "I'm fortunate that Kust and the people of Falkreath have come to accept me as one of their own.", and "Kust is my assistant. He helps me tend the headstones and keep our cemetery clean, as befits a place of rest." The two men will also have brief conversations when they run into each other:

Runil: "There are a lot of good men buried here, Kust." 
Kust: "Men aren't good or bad. They're just men."

Kust: "The graveyard has been lonely. Few pay homage to the dead." 
Runil: "Few want to be reminded of mortality in a time of war, Kust."''

 
Notes
Kust was supposed to play a part in two quests that never made it into the final game:
:In  Lod's Lot, local blacksmith Lod would have stolen a book from a grave. Upon telling this to Kust, he would have responded: ''"I knew something was up. I'll make sure he doesn't disrespect this place anymore. Honesty is a rare thing to find these days. Thank you."''
:In Runil's Dark Past, his own boss would turn out to be a former member of the Thalmor, and Kust would be understandably upset: "I knew he was troubled but one of the Thalmor? I wish I could say I did not believe it. Thank you for telling me."
Skyrim:Torolf

Torolf is a Nord lumberjack who appears at the beginning of the game. He is the son of Froki Whetted-Blade and the father of Haming. He is first seen talking to his son about the prisoners and the soldiers that are coming into town, telling him to go inside. He is killed during the dragon attack on Helgen.

He wears a set of hide armor with a matching pair of boots, and carries an iron dagger.

 
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Quest-Related Events
Unbound
:Haming: "Who are they, daddy? Where are they going?"
:Torolf: "You need to go inside, little cub."
:Haming: "Why? I want to watch the soldiers."
:Torolf: "Inside the house. Now."
:Haming: "Yes, papa."

Before his death, he may say to Haming: 
:''"I'm done for, little cub. Go. Run for it!" 
:"That's it, son. Make me proud."''
Skyrim:Ilas-Tei's Ring

Ilas-Tei's Ring is a ring found on the body of its eponymous owner, a former College of Winterhold apprentice. His body can be found next to a shrine of Talos between Ysgramor's Tomb and Septimus Signus's Outpost in Winterhold. In appearance, the ring is identical to a silver amethyst ring, though it is worth substantially less gold. It does not possess an enchantment.
Skyrim:Matlara

thumb|right|Matlara alive at the road outside of Helgen following the attack
Matlara is a Nord woman living in Helgen and mother to Haming as well as wife to Torolf. She is watching the whole time during the execution. Afterwards, she can be found lying on the floor with her arms crossed in pain when on your way to the keep.

She wears a set of farmer's clothes along with hide boots and hide bracers. She only carries an iron dagger. 

When you speak to Haming later on, he will confirm that his mother and father died in the attack.
 
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Skyrim:Ingrid

Ingrid is a Nord food vendor who lives in Helgen at the start of the game. During the first scenes she shouts "Death to the Stormcloaks!" right after a Stormcloak rebel is executed. She is killed when Alduin destroys the city. 

She wears a belted tunic with a pair of boots, and carries an iron dagger.
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Skyrim:Vilod

Vilod is a Nord warrior living in Helgen at the beginning of the game. He is not encountered again after the tutorial, likely having perished in Alduin's attack.

He wears hide armor and hide boots, and wields an iron dagger.

During the carriage ride at the beginning of the game, Ralof will speak of Helgen and mention Vilod: "I wonder if Vilod is still making that mead with juniper berries mixed in." He is present at the execution, although hidden from view. He can be heard shouting "Justice!" as a Stormcloak rebel is beheaded.

You will encounter him again while Hadvar is escorting you to the keep. He is seen wounded and sitting down near General Tullius. If you approach, he can be heard making a dying request: "Tell my family I fought bravely." An Imperial soldier will reply with: ''"The wounds are deep, Vilod! I can't stop the blood." This is the last you see of him.

 
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Notes
Five bottles of mead with juniper berry may be found in the second story of Helgen Homestead, the house that you jump into during the dragon attack.
As the publican of Helgen Homestead he has the same dialogue in relation to learning magic as other publicans. If you had been able to ask him where to learn more about magic, he would have responded with "That'd be the College in Winterhold. I suppose you'll be headed there, then. Well, don't let me get in your way."''

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Skyrim:Hadring

Hadring, a Nord warrior, is the proprietor of the Nightgate Inn. He has a tendency to talk too much, which may prove beneficial during the related quests. 

Hadring wears barkeeper clothes with a pair of boots. He carries some gold, an iron dagger, and a bottle of ale. 

He will greet you with, "Ah, hello there, traveler. Come to the Nightgate for food or lodging?" or "Need a room? Or maybe just some mead?" or "Something I can get for ya?" 

Hadring will also say, "Anything you need, just holler." 

When asked about his inn, he replies, "This old place? Been here forever. Built by my great grandda. Run by him, then all the way up the line to me."  

If you ask him about magic, he will state, ''"Seen enough magic in my day to know to stay away from it. I'd stay away from the Jarl's wizard in Dawnstar too. If you wanna be a damn fool, go to the College in Winterhold instead." 

You may ask him if he gets much business. He will reply with, "Nah, not so much. The odd traveler on the road. But mostly just old Fultheim, come to drink away a lifetime of bad memories, I'd wager. Course there's the Orc. Long-term tenant, that one. For what he pays, I could afford to shut this place down." 

This will allow you to ask about the Orc, and he will answer with, "Him? Oh... Ah, name's Balablob or Malaclob, one of them funny Orc names. Talks real good, though. Not a savage at all. Said he's a writer. Don't know what kind of job that is, but it must earn him some pretty coin. He's paid up for the next few months. He mostly just hangs about. Goes down to the lake, sometimes samples the stores of wine in the cellar. Man can do whatever he pleases, far as I care."''

 
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Skyrim:Seren

Seren is a Redguard blacksmith living in Dawnstar with her husband Rustleif. They run the town's forge out of their home. She is expecting their first child and is hoping to raise him or her in both Redguard and Nord cultures. If something happens to Rustleif, she will take over the smith full time.

She sleeps in her home every night between midnight and 7am. After a one-hour breakfast she follows her husband outside to the smithy where she acts as his assistant for twelve solid hours. At 8pm the couple heads back inside the house and spends the evening relaxing, eating, or chatting.

She wears a blacksmith's apron and a pair of shoes. She is equipped with an iron dagger, and carries the key to her home as well as a selection of common loot and gold.

If you just arrived in Dawnstar, you will find that most of the townsfolk complain about nightmares, including Seren who will tell you: ''"Gods I'm so tired." She will also be quick to tell you about her husband and the business they run: "I help my husband Rustleif run the forge. He's a marvel with steel." She may also reveal to you how she met Rustleif: "I married Rustleif when he was in Hammerfell, apprenticing under my father." With the warm deserts of Hammerfell now on her mind, she may then tell you: "The only thing I dislike about my husband's homeland is the cold. Why is it always so cold?" She is expecting to have a child soon, as she will tell you: "We discovered recently that I am with child. I'll need to stop working next season." You can ask her if she does any work on the ships, to which she will reply: "Not much. I came here a few years ago from Hammerfell when I married. The land is beautiful, but I can't stand this cold. I don't know how Rustleif manages it."'' You can then ask her to elaborate on the fact that she's from Hammerfell, and she will then begin to reminisce about her homeland: ''"That's right. Home of the Redguards. The land of sand and seas. I hope one day I'll convince Rustleif to take us back there. Until then, I'm content running the forge together here in Dawnstar."'' If you talk to her when the forge isn't open, she will remind you to come back the next day: "We forge every day if you need anything."

If you eavesdrop on the conversations between Rustleif and Seren, it becomes apparent that Seren tries hard to convince her husband to leave Dawnstar for a life in her native Hammerfell:

Seren: ''"Rustleif, I've been wondering. Maybe after the baby is born, we should move to Hammerfell." 
Rustleif: "Hammerfell? I'm not against the idea, but why?" 
Seren: "I'm just worried about raising a child in the middle of this war of yours." 
Rustleif: "War of mine? It's not my war, Seren!" 
Seren: "Your people's war, I mean. The Nords. What kind of life would we be giving our little one if we stayed here?" 
Rustleif: "I... well, let me think about it."

Rustleif: "The forge is hot today." 
Seren: "Not hot enough. Does your Skyrim ever get warm, husband?" 
Rustleif: "No. Not really." 
Seren: (sigh)''
Skyrim:Lond

Lond is a Nord miner and is one of the many workers at the Quicksilver Mine in Dawnstar. 

He spends his entire life working the mine and never even pauses to eat or sleep. Between 7am and 7pm he can be found working the smelter outside the mine; the rest of the time, he uses his pickaxe inside..

He wears a pair of ragged trousers and a pair of boots, and is equipped with a pickaxe. He carries a selection of lower class loot and gold.
 

Dialogue
Before Waking Nightmare is complete, every inhabitant of Dawnstar will be kept up by horrible nightmares. Lond also has to deal with this.
:''"If I get any rest soon, I'll count myself richer than a king."''

He seems to be perfectly happy with his simple lifestyle, implying that he doesn't really fit in anywhere.
:''"I mine. Work the smelter. Ain't much else to tell." 

:"Been mining all my life. Quicksilver is as much my home as anywhere."

Conversations
When working the smelter, he is often accompanied by his boss Leigelf who is at war with his wife Beitild, the owner of Iron-Breaker Mine: 

:Lond: "If you don't mind me saying, Leigelf. You're working too hard. Go home." 
:Leigelf: "Never. Not until we turn this mine around, drive Beitild out of business, and force her to apologize to me for everything she's done!" 
:Lond: "What is this feud you have with your wife? What started this?" 
:Leigelf: "I don't want to talk about it." 
:Lond: "You don't want to talk about it, or you don't know?" 
:Leigelf: "I don't want to talk about it."

Leigelf can also be heard complimenting Lond on his loyalty:

:Leigelf: "Thank you for sticking by me." 
:Lond: "Where else would I go? Dawnstar is my home and working here is my job." 
:Leigelf: "It's good to hear you say that. I wish my wife was as simple as you." 
:Lond: "I'll, uh, just take that as a compliment."

Notes
According to the Creation Kit, his full name is Lond Northstrider'''.
Skyrim:Leigelf

Leigelf is a Nord miner who owns the Quicksilver Mine in Dawnstar. He is married to Beitild, the owner of Iron-Breaker Mine. Although the couple lives in separate houses, their relationship has turned into a feud, to much regret of their workers. He will buy any quicksilver ore that you bring him.

Leigelf owns a house in the center of Dawnstar and sleeps there every night between midnight and 6am. After a one-hour breakfast on his porch he goes back to bed for another hour. At 8am he heads up to his mine and spends the day working the smelter alongside his employee Lond, interrupted only by one-hour meals on the porch at noon and 7pm. At 8pm he heads back to his house where he wanders around until bedtime.

He wears a set of miner's clothes and a pair of boots, and is equipped with a pickaxe. He carries a key to his house and a selection of common loot and gold.
 
Dialogue
When you greet him, he can say: 
:"Quicksilver Mine is the best mine in Dawnstar, and you can tell those Iron-Breaker miners I said so."
:''"If it's about the mine, I'm all ears." 
:"My wife Beitild is dead. Can't say I miss that old sabre cat." (If Beitild is dead)

If you have not completed the quest Waking Nightmare, he can be found saying: 
:"What is it? I haven't had much sleep." 
:Why aren't you getting much sleep?
:"It's these nightmares. Me and every one of my workers can't catch a nod without having one. They're almost... real. They say a priest of Mara has arrived in town. We'll see if faith can cure this curse."

If you approach him directly:
:I'm looking for work.
:"If you don't mind digging, I own the Quicksilver Mine. It's a better life than working in that damned Iron-Breaker Mine with all those milk drinkers." 

:Who runs Dawnstar?
::"That would be Skald the Elder. He's been running Dawnstar ever since he was a boy, and he never lost that brat's attitude. Turned on the Empire first chance he got. Now we're all part of this rebellion." 

::"Brina Merilis came in with the whole damn Legion and deposed Skald. Couldn't have happened to a better man." (If Dawnstar is taken by the Imperial Legion)
Conversations
He may have conversations with his worker Lond:

Lond: "If you don't mind me saying, Leigelf. You're working too hard. Go home." 
Leigelf: "Never. Not until we turn this mine around, drive Beitild out of business, and force her to apologize to me for everything she's done!" 
Lond: "What is this feud you have with your wife? What started this?" 
Leigelf: "I don't want to talk about it." 
Lond: "You don't want to talk about it, or you don't know?" 
Leigelf: "I don't want to talk about it."

Leigelf: "Thank you for sticking by me." 
Lond: "Where else would I go? Dawnstar is my home and working here is my job." 
Leigelf: "It's good to hear you say that. I wish my wife was as simple as you." 
Lond: "I'll, uh, just take that as a compliment."''

 
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Skyrim:Karl

Karl is a Nord miner working in and around Iron-Breaker Mine in Dawnstar. 

The owner of the mine, Beitild, suspects he drinks on the job and she is indeed correct. He never sleeps and spends his entire night inside the mine either mining, eating or drinking and keeps going until sunrise. At 8am he heads outside and finds the nearby smelter where he works twelve solid hours, under the watchful eye of his employer. As soon as the clock strikes 8pm, Karl takes off at a running pace towards Windpeak Inn, where he spends the entire evening downing beverages and dancing on the porch. 

As a miner, he owns a pickaxe which will be his weapon if attacked. He only carries some lower-class items. He wears a set of miner's clothes and cheap boots. 
 

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Dialogue
Before Waking Nightmare is complete, the entire population of Dawnstar shares the same nightmare and Karl is no exception.
:''"Can't sleep well no matter how much drink I put in me."

He will also readily admit his heavy drinking and how little he cares about Beitild.
:"I'm no one special, just a miner who swings a pickaxe for his drinking money." 

:"Beitild thinks I drink on the job. Well, what does it matter if I do? Huh?"''

Conversations
While working the smelter, Karl will be exposed to Beitild's unfriendly competition against her former husband Leigelf: 
:Beitild: "Keep at it. We need to work twice as hard now that fat-headed Leigelf has declared war!"
:Karl: ''"We're at war with Leigelf? Isn't he your husband?"
:Beitild: "No he isn't! He's the enemy, and we are going to crush him."
:Karl: "Drafted into a war, how could my life get worse?"

Beitild also urges Karl to work harder:

:Beitild: "Work hard, now! The pride of Iron-Breaker Mine is on the line."
:Karl: "Pride of the what? This isn't the Legion, boss. We're miners, not soldiers."
:Beitild: "You'll shut your mouth and get back to work, or you won't be a miner or a soldier by the day's end. Hear me?"
:Karl: "Uh, yes ma'am."''

Trivia
Karl will greet you contemptuously after you kill Beitild for the Dark Brotherhood regardless of whether you were detected killing her or not.