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Skyrim:Kharag gro-Shurkul

Kharag gro-Shurkul is an Orc lumberjack who works for Hjorunn at the Solitude Sawmill. He will sell lumber  to you if Hearthfire is installed.

He cooks at the sawmill house from midnight to 1am, then heads to the sawmill for work. At 8am, he goes home to cook for an hour, then resumes his work outside until 4pm. He spends the rest of the afternoon at the house, either sleeping, having a meal, or relaxing.

Kharag wears a belted tunic and a pair of boots. He wields an iron dagger and carries his key to the mill along with the key to his room. 

Kharag will greet you quite bluntly, asking you a simple question: "What do you want?" He will then tell you why he enjoys working for Hjorunn: "Out here at work, Hjorunn treats me like an equal. Better than most in town." He will then elaborate on his dislike of going to town: ''"Any day is a good one, long as I don't have to go into town. But some days, Hjorunn's too drunk..." If Hjorunn is dead, he will instead say, "Any day is a good one, long as I don't have to go into town. But with Hjorunn gone..." 

Sometimes he will converse with Hjorunn:

Hjorunn: "Kharag, take a break and drink with me! Those trees aren't going anywhere!" OR "Why so glum, my ugly friend? Did we run out of mead?" 
Kharag: "I have to work twice as hard because you drink up all our profits." OR "Can you pay attention to work for once, instead of your mug?" 
Hjorunn: "What did you say? I ought to break off one of those tusks and use it as my drinking horn!" OR "Don't make me to defend the honor of my mead! It's been my friend a lot longer than you have!" 
Kharag: "Hjorunn, the last time you tried anything, your fist broke on my head!" OR "Just as long as you don't breathe on me, Hjorunn. I'll be out for hours." 
Hjorunn: "Guess we can't afford to miss that much work, can we? Oh well..." OR "True enough, you cur. Back to work, I suppose..."''

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Skyrim:Katla

Katla is a Nord farmer who runs Katla's Farm southwest of Solitude. Although she is married to Snilling, she never lets him outside as he would "only hurt himself out here". Surprisingly, her husband concurs and hints at how she has outgrown him in terms of strength. They have a son, Knud, who wants to become a farmer when he grows up.

Katla believes in honest pay for honest work, and will therefore pay you for harvesting leeks, potatoes, and wheat.

She gets up at 6am and starts her workday at the farm. She stops working at 10pm and relaxes inside the house until 12am, when she goes to bed.

Katla wears a set of farm clothes along with a hat and a pair of boots. She wields an iron dagger and carries her key to the farm.

Living the busy life of a farmer, Katla will greet you quite briefly: "Can I help you?" She will then tell you about how her husband does the indoor work at the farm: ''"My husband handles the indoor work. Just as well - he'd only hurt himself out here." She will admit that her line of work is difficult, but she seems to take great pride in it: "It's hard work keeping Solitude fed, but I wouldn't trust any other family to do it."

When Katla is with her family, they may sometimes converse:

Katla: "Another gorgeous gray day, right dear?" 
Snilling: "It's too cold for my bones, but that never seems to stop you, dear." 
Knud: "I'm gonna go play soldier with a tree!" 
Katla: "That's nice, son. Just don't stomp on the crop like last time!" 
Snilling: "I'll see if I can't get some work done inside, where it's warm."''
 

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Skyrim:Jorn

Jorn is a Nord bard who resides at the Bards College in Solitude. He is also the person responsible for preparing the effigy for the suspended festival of The Burning of King Olaf.

Jorn wears a set of farm clothes along with hide bracers and a matching pair of boots. He carries his key to the College, a belted tunic, and a selection of upper-class loot and gold. In combat, he relies on an iron sword.
 
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Dialogue
When spoken to:
"I wish only to graduate and enroll with the Legion. My drums will lead our troops to victory."
:You seem proud to be a bard.
:''"And why wouldn't I be? We sing tales of kings, queens and their politics, 'tis true. But do you know who really makes history? The person who writes it."

He can make several remarks towards you:
:"It's an honor to have Viarmo for instructions on drum, but he's far too reserved for my tastes."
:"Viarmo is too concerned with precision. What of instinct? Hmm? What of passion?"
:"Lisette's a fine lass, but when I join the Legion. She's not the type to wait for my return."

Jorn can also be overheard in a few conversations around the college:
:Inge: "Your solo performance is about a week away. I expect to hear your early rendition tomorrow, understand?"
:Jorn: "I've converted the classic tale of Eyldi the Bear to be performed with drums. I think you'll be impressed!"
:Inge: "I'll be the judge of that. Now, back to your practice."

:Giraud: "Pardon me, but I trust you've been working on your poem, on the classical heroes of Skyrim, yes?"
:Jorn: "Yes sir, Professor Gemane! It's a war epic about Hoag Merkiller's last stand!"
:Giraud: "I'm sure it will be fine, just don't be late."

:Ataf: "I think Illdi's better than Dean Pantea actually knows. She just gets intimidated when she's in class and can't sing."
:Jorn: "I think someone has a crush on Illdi."

:Pantea: "You there, have you performed your voice exercises today?"
:Jorn: "Yes, Lady Ateia. My voice is strong as a Dragonborn's!"
:Pantea: "Yes, well, see that you keep at it. That is all."

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"Ah, the bard-to-be. Did Viarmo send you?"
:The Festival is back on.'''

If spoken to when it's not dusk yet:
:''"I'll tell everyone we're ready but we'll start the festival at dusk. Come talk to me after dark, we'll get the festival started when you do."
If spoken to when it is dusk:
:"Great. Looks like you'll be one of us soon. We'll gather outside the College for the Burning of King Olaf."

When spoken to at the festival:
:"There's the man himself!"''
Skyrim:Jawanan

Jawanan is a Redguard fletcher. He will only appear as the vendor in the Fletcher shop in Solitude if Fihada, the original owner, dies.

Jawanan wears a set of farm clothes, a pair of boots, and a hat. He is equipped with an iron dagger, and carries a key to the store, as well as a selection of common loot and gold.

He will greet you by saying, "Ah, yet another new face. I'm from Hammerfell, you see. I can hardly keep track of all the people I've been meeting." or "Always good to see a fellow traveler. I hope you've found the roads relatively safe. Free from dragons, at the very least..." At other times he will talk about his work: "Fletching suits me. It's difficult, and sometimes tedious. But a well made arrow strikes forth like the fury of a god." or "If you're looking for any archery or fletching supplies, you should see Fihada. I'm just the apprentice." Should you bid farewell to him, he will say, "Stop back anytime." or "Good to talk to a fellow traveler."''

Telling him that he's a long way from home, then, will have him reply, ''"Aye, but I'll be here in Solitude for longer still. Fihada's skill as a fletcher drew me to this place. I wanted to learn. And there is still much of Skyrim I wish to see. I hear there is a city, Wind-Helm, that is nearly white with... What do you call it? Ah yes! Snow. And far to the west lies a ruin. Volskygge. Inside, there is said to be a wall, black as night. And it speaks! In the ancient Dragon tongue! There are wonders in this place I never dreamed imaginable."'' When asked if he's ever been to Helgen, he'll respond, ''"Where the Dragon attacked? We've heard rumors of death and... and fire from the skies. But no real news."'' Say that the rumors were all true and he'll tell you, "Then we should soon be selling arrows by the bushel. A sword is no good against a dragon."

He will sometimes talk to Fihada:

Fihada: ''"How's it coming there, Jawanan?" 
Jawanan: "Slow, but looking good, sir." 
Fihada: "Slow's the only way to do it! Work too hard and you'll warp the wood."

Jawanan: "Fihada, where did you learn how to make bows so well?" 
Fihada: "The same place I learned my charm and quick wits: I used to be an Imperial ranger, my boy!" 
Jawanan: "Wish I could learn some of that charm. I'm just good with bows, not people." 
Fihada: "You'd make a better Imperial ranger than me. I may have charmed the locals, but my fellow soldiers hated my waggling tongue."''
Skyrim:Jala

Jala is a Nord merchant in Solitude. She will often be found at her stand while trying to sell her produce. Some of her taglines include "You look like you could do with a ripe apple. Or a tomato, cabbage or leek?", "An apple to keep you healthy? A tomato to keep you strong? Surely you need one or the other...", "Fruit, fresh off the boat! The freshest in Skyrim!", "Get your fresh fruit and produce here!" and "Apples, tomatoes, leeks and cabbages! Fresh and ripe!"

She hates the Stormcloaks due to the fact that they killed her brother in Whiterun. As a result she will often say to you, "You get around, right? If you come across any Stormcloaks... gut one for me. They did the same to my brother in Whiterun."

She also seems to be concerned about her shipments being attacked and will tell you, ''"I have my ways, but it's not easy these days. The Blackblood Marauders have been plundering ships off the coast. A lot of people been hurt by their foolishness." Later, however, she will be overjoyed at the fact that they have been killed and she will freely admit that "It's been easier lately. The Blackblood Marauders haven't been seen since the Icerunner attack, so my shipments have been more regular."

If you ask her about her customers she will either remark, "At times. Jaree-Ra stopped by the other day. Told me to keep an eye out for him, see if any new people arrived in the city.", "Everyone who's anyone. Viarmo bought an apple the other day, said he was looking for a new student.", "That I do. I had a messenger from Dragon Bridge stop here on his way to the Blue Palace, not too long ago." or "Not lately, business has been slow."''

Jala is also present at Roggvir's execution where she can be heard saying, "Some gate guard you were!" and "You betrayed us!"

She wears a set of green farm clothes and a pair of boots, and carries a small amount of gold along with the key to her house. She relies on a basic iron dagger for defense.

Notes
According to the Creation Kit, she is the girlfriend of Ahtar.

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Skyrim:Illdi

Illdi is a Nord bard studying at the Bards College. Although she respects her teacher, Inge Six Fingers, and refers to the College as a musical museum, she is very insecure and claims that she is not very well liked by anyone.

Illdi wears a set of farm clothes along with a pair of boots. She wields an iron dagger and carries her key to the College along with a selection of common loot and gold. 

Despite her belief that she is not liked by anyone at the College, Illdi will greet you warmly: ''"You're new here, right? Welcome to the Bards College. It's like a... musical museum." She will be quick to tell you about her suspicion of not being liked by anyone: "You know, I don't get the impression that I'm very well liked at the College..." After completing Tending the Flames, she will be happy to see that you arrived safely back at the College: "I'm so glad you got back from Olaf's Tomb okay. They gave you a tougher task then they gave me."'' 

 
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Skyrim:Horm

Horm is the adult Nord son of Geimund and Fridrika, and works with his father in the Solitude Stables at Katla's Farm outside Solitude. He will sell the stables' horses if his father dies.

He wakes at 8am to eat breakfast for an hour, spending the rest of his morning inside the house. At noon, he heads outside to work at the stables, only interrupted by a one-hour dinner at 6pm inside the house. He goes to sleep at midnight.

He wears a belted tunic, boots, and a hat. He wields an iron dagger and carries a selection of lower-class items and gold. 

When spoken to, he will direct you to his father: ''"Looking for a horse? You'll want to talk to my father, Geimund." or "Need a horse? I guess I'm the one to talk to, since my da passed..." if his father is dead. He will also tell you about his childhood, saying, "I grew up tending some of these horses. They're almost family." and "When I was a boy, there was a year we couldn't afford enough feed. So I snuck my dinner out to the stables, and gave it to the horse." He is not very talkative, as he tells you, "Pa always says good men need few words." and then excuses himself: "I want to check on Grani, one of our horses. Goodbye, stranger."

When spoken to, his father Geimund will mention him: "With a wife like Fridrika and a son like Horm, I'm the luckiest man in Skyrim."''
Skyrim:Hjorunn

Hjorunn is a Nord lumberjack and operator of the Solitude Sawmill. He lives in the neighboring house and watches over his small potato farm and the mill with his employee, Kharag gro-Shurkul. He will pay you 5 gold per piece of wood.

He starts his day at 6am, when he wakes to cook for an hour before going back to sleep for another hour. At 8am, he observes the mill operations for four hours, returning to cook at noon. After an hour, he returns to his work for another five hours, stopping for another cooking break at 6pm. At 7pm, he returns to his duties for five hours, finally resting at midnight.

Hjorunn wears farm clothes and boots. He also carries two keys: one to his room, and the other to the sawmill (see bugs). Hjorunn wields an iron war axe in combat.

When he sees you, he may say, "Come in, come in! I was just about to take a break." He will occasionally comment on his way of life, saying, ''"Living outside the walls is a risk, aye. But at least the guards don't come nosin' around." He will also tell of what trouble the civil war has brought him, "We had some trouble, while back. Stormcloak tried to set the mill on fire. But we sorted her out."

Occasionally he will converse with Kharag:

Hjorunn: "Kharag, take a break and drink with me! Those trees aren't going anywhere!" OR "Why so glum, my ugly friend? Did we run out of mead?" 
Kharag: "I have to work twice as hard because you drink up all our profits." OR "Can you pay attention to work for once, instead of your mug?" 
Hjorunn: "What did you say? I ought to break off one of those tusks and use it as my drinking horn!" OR "Don't make me to defend the honor of my mead! It's been my friend a lot longer than you have!" 
Kharag: "Hjorunn, the last time you tried anything, your fist broke on my head!" OR "Just as long as you don't breathe on me, Hjorunn. I'll be out for hours." 
Hjorunn: "Guess we can't afford to miss that much work, can we? Oh well..." OR "True enough, you cur. Back to work, I suppose..."''

 
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Notes
Despite Hjorunn's line of ''"Living outside the walls is a risk, aye. But at least the guards don't come nosin' around."'',  a Solitude guard makes regular rounds past the wood chopping block and workbench.

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Skyrim:Heimvar

Heimvar is a Nord blacksmith who lives and works at Solitude Blacksmith in Solitude. He is Beirand's apprentice and can most often be found using the grindstone inside the shop. He is supposed to replace Beirand as blacksmith if something happens to him, but will not due to a bug.

He wakes at 8am to start his workday, which ends at 8pm. He spends the rest of the day relaxing and wandering around the place until 12am, then he heads to bed.

Heimvar wears a grey blacksmith's apron and a pair of shoes. He is equipped with an iron dagger, and carries a key to the blacksmith, a spare belted tunic, as well as a selection of middle-class items and gold.

When you approach him, Heimvar may greet you with "Just arrive in the city? Is it true what they say, then? There are dragons about?" and ''"We've got strong swords and sturdy armor, if you're looking to buy." If his master Beirand is still alive, he can be found saying, "Apprentice blacksmith, at your service." or "Think I'll forge me a new sword, just in case things go awry here in Solitude. I'm the blacksmith's apprentice, you see." If Beirand is dead, Heimvar will instead introduce himself by saying, "Blacksmith, at your service." Ending conversation with him will have him say, "If you're off to fight, talk to Beirand before you go. His armor is well forged and dependable." if Beirand is alive, "Good hunting. Go kill some bandits for me." or "May you sword feast on Stormcloak flesh."'' if Solitude is controlled by the Legion.

You can ask him if he makes anything here that will kill dragons. He'll reply, ''"Ha! I like you. No man is a match for a dragon. Buying one of our blades wouldn't hurt your chances, though."

Asking him what his job pays will have him answer, "Food, experience and a roof over my head in the finest city in Skyrim. If money's all you hold dear, then   end up like Jaree-Ra. A plague on the city."'' If you further ask him what his problem is with Jaree-Ra, he'll say, ''"Captain Aldis can't prove it, but that Argonian is up to no good."'' If you have completed the quest Lights Out!, however, you can instead tell him that Jaree-Ra is dead, and he'll say, ''"Really? I knew he was mixed up in something dangerous, but I hadn't heard he was dead."

When working, he and Beirand may tease each other:

Beirand: "Come on, Heimvar. My son could stoke the forge better than you do!" OR "You're making progress, Heimvar. But my boy could still work the bellows better than you do!" 
Heimvar: "Yeah, but can he hammer the anvil for 8 hours straight?" OR "Sure, but I bet he can't hold his mead as well as me!" 
Beirand: "Give him time. In a couple years, he'll be the age you were when you started!" OR "Right you are! Guess I'll keep training you... for now."''

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Skyrim:Guthrum

Guthrum is an aging Nord ranger who resides in Dawnstar aboard the permanently docked ship, The Sea Squall. 

Like the other crewmembers on the Sea Squall, Guthrum spends all of his time on deck, wandering, sweeping, eating or drinking. He never sleeps but may sit down on one of the available chairs and relax.

He wields an iron war axe and wears a regular set of merchant clothing and a pair of boots. He carries a random selection of common items and gold. 
 
Dialogue
If approached he can say: 
:''"I plan to spend all the days I got left on the water. It's where I belong."

:"Once sailing gets in your blood, it don't get out." 

:"I been a sailor for so long, I could navigate these rivers an' seas blindfolded." 

:"Cap'n Wayfinder's as green as seaweed, but he's learnin'."''
Skyrim:Gisli

Gisli is a Nord ranger living in Solitude. She is the discouraged sister of the arrogant Thane of Solitude, Erikur, and spends most of her time badmouthing him. 

Despite hating her brother, Gisli sleeps on the ground floor of his house every night between midnight and 8am. After waking up she enjoys a one-hour breakfast then leaves the house for two hours of shopping at Angeline's Aromatics. At 11am she moves on to  Radiant Raiment then heads over to Bits and Pieces at 1pm. She finishes shopping at 4pm and enters the Winking Skeever where she stays until her bedtime at midnight. 

Gisli wears a set of fine clothes along with a pair of fine boots. She wields an iron dagger and carries her key to Erikur's house, a belted tunic, and a selection of upper-class items and gold.

When you get near her she will greet you with: ''"Hello. I'm Gisli. But you can just call me Erikur's sister. Everyone does." or "Welcome to the center of the world. Or at least my brother Erikur's world..." She will then ask you if you have met her brother: "Have you met my dear brother Erikur? The man's as trustworthy as a Khajiit goldmonger." When you talk to her, Gisli will reveal to you the bitterness she has toward Erikur: "Quickly, if you please. I'm quite busy running errands for my bastard of a brother..." You can ask her if Erikur is her brother, to which she will provide you with her opinion about him: "Yes. My older brother and the person you probably want to be speaking to right now. But really, since Torygg's death, Falk Firebeard wields the true power of the Jarl's court. My brother is nothing more than a pompous little fop." Despite her harsh words regarding her brother, if Erikur dies in any way she will show visible distress if he is brought up in conversation, responding: "Yes. My older brother. He was a bit of a fop, really. And truth be told, since Torygg's death, he had no real power in court. But still... He didn't deserve to die." Gisli may close dialogue by saying: "We'll speak again later. If we must..." or "I'll be sure to check 'Talk to random stranger' off my list of today's tasks..."''   

When told that she doesn't seem to have a good attitude, she'll respond bitterly: ''"If you're looking for a good attitude go see the Bards. They'll fake it for you if nothing else." If Noster Eagle-Eye and Evette San are alive, Gisli will continue, "If you're looking for truth instead, see Noster. He's a good example of what life has to offer. And if you're just looking to feel good, go get some Spiced Wine from Evette. But whatever you do, just leave me alone." If Noster and Evette are dead, she will instead say, "But you won't get any better than this from me."''
 

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Notes
Gísli is a Norse name in the real world; however, it is a male name.
Gisli is in the steward faction and her voice type has dialogue to sell property and give bounties, even though no other steward uses her voice type. She was likely meant to serve as Erikur's steward in the event that he replaced Elisif as Jarl.
Skyrim:Giraud Gemane

Giraud Gemane, a Breton, is the Dean of History at the Bards College in Solitude. He teaches history and can often be found on the ground floor library, keeping a watchful eye on the students, or found drinking in the Winking Skeever. During his studies, he recently discovered that Svaknir's missing contribution to the Poetic Edda was to be found in Dead Men's Respite. This discovery will prove more than useful during the quest Tending the Flames. After the quest, his research will also lead to the recovery of Rjorn's Drum. Lastly, Giraud is the master trainer in Speech.

Giraud wears a set of fine clothes with a matching hat and pair of boots. He carries an iron dagger to protect himself. Aside from this, he also carries a belted tunic, a key to the Bards College, and a selection of common loot and gold. 

During the lesson time at the Bards College, he was supposed to randomly converse with his students, but due to a bug, their response lines will never be heard. 

Giraud: ''"Pardon me, but I trust you've been working on your poem, on the classical heroes of Skyrim, yes?"  
Aia Arria: "Must it be written? Poetry is so dull when it isn't set to music."  
Jorn: "Yes sir, Professor Gemane! It's a war epic about Hoag Merkiller's last stand!"  
Giraud: "I'm sure it will be fine. Just don't be late."

Giraud: "Pardon me, but I trust you've been working on your poem, on the classical heroes of Skyrim, yes?"  
Illdi: "Why do we always focus on retelling the old stories? There are so many new stories being made, right now..."  
Giraud: "Patience, Illdi. We study the heroes of the past so we can have better understanding of the heroes of today... and tomorrow."'' 
 
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Notes
Giraud is a member of the thief class, which determines the level of his skills.
He is the author of Songs of Skyrim, as well as the revised edition.

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