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Oblivion:Gelephor

Gelephor is a Wood Elf commoner working as the watchman at the Imperial City's warehouse in the Market District. He is also a Skooma addict and takes occasional trips to the infamous Skooma Den in Bravil.

He is very much a loner and spends the majority of his time inside the locked warehouse, always prepared to kick unwanted visitors out the door. He sleeps on the top floor of the warehouse every night between midnight and 6am. After waking up, he heads downstairs to the ground floor and spends all morning wandering around amidst the many shelves and wares. He leaves at noon for a quick, two-hour lunch at the neighboring tavern, The Feed Bag. He returns to his duties at 2pm and keeps doing them until his bedtime at midnight. 

On the 17th of each month, after weeks of abstention, his Skooma urges takes precedence and he packs up and leaves the warehouse at midnight. He crosses the Talos Bridge before heading southeast on the Red Ring Road, passing the Ayleid ruins Fanacasecul and Vindasel on the way. At the crossroads near Pell's Gate, he heads south on the Green Road until he finally reaches Bravil after nearly fourteen hours of traveling. Once there, he heads directly for the Skooma Den and spends the next two days downing Skooma with the similar minded residents, without ever eating or sleeping. When the clock strikes midnight on the 19th, he leaves the Den and begins his long journey back to the big city and the warehouse.

His weapon of choice against potential thieves, or the wildlife along the Green Road, is an iron mace. He is clad in lower-class clothing suitable for a Skooma addict, a burlap vest and sack cloth pants. He carries a pair of leather boots and a leather helmet, both of which he will equip during his trip to Bravil. He also carries the key to the warehouse and the mug he uses for Skooma, as well as a small amount of gold.

When approached, he will be brief and to the point: ''"I'm Gelephor, the watchman. I keep an eye on things." When asked about the Imperial City, he will be more talkative: "Crime in the City? You hear a lot of complaining, but it's really not so bad. The Thieves Guild is smart; they don't want any trouble with the Watch."''

 
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 You can add him to the faction through the console, and he will then be able to enter the door and subsequently return to the Imperial City.
Oblivion:Angelie

Angelie is a Redguard commoner living in the Imperial City's Talos Plaza District.  

She lives a recumbent and reserved life in the big city and never even leaves the District. She sleeps in her private quarters every night between 10pm and 6am and always starts the day with five hours of wandering on the ground floor. At 11am, she ventures outside and heads for The Foaming Flask for a two-hour lunch. She returns to her house at 1pm and spends another five hours on the ground floor before eating a two-hour dinner at 6pm. She gets up at 8pm, strolls around her house for a few more hours, before finally going to bed at 10pm. 

She wears a set of middle class attire, a russet felt outfit and doeskin shoes. She carries around a spare pair of burgundy linens, her house key, and a small amount of gold.

Chat with her and you may discover that, unlike most Redguards, she actually uses a last name: Blakeley. She introduces herself using it, and talks about her father, ''"Angelie Blakeley. This is my father's house. He was lost at sea, many years ago."'', which provides enough information to deduce that her father was Grantham Blakeley. The full story of her father's fate can be learned if you pursue the stories surrounding the Forlorn Watchman near Bravil.  Since a person's race in Tamriel is usually determined by the mother, Angelie inherited her mother's race, not Blakeley's Breton race.  Her father's loss has had at least one effect on her life: ''"I'm content here. Some day I hope to meet the right man, but not a seaman. Never."''
Oblivion:Areldil

Areldil is a mildly arrogant Altmer nightblade residing in the fashionable Talos Plaza District of the Imperial City.

Compared to most Imperial City citizens, Areldil's circadian rhythm is slightly unusual and he spends his evenings, from 6pm until midnight, sleeping in his private quarters. On all normal weekdays (Morndas to Fredas) he will, after waking up, venture out into the night and find himself a spot right between the Foaming Flask and the entrance to the Northwest Watch Tower and spend six hours there. He returns to his house at 6am and eats a two-hour breakfast on the ground floor. At 8am he travels to the Waterfront District and strolls around near the Marie Elena until his bedtime at 6pm, only interrupted by a two-hour lunch at noon, which he will take at the Bloated Float Inn. On Loredas and Sundas, Areldil will cancel all his outdoor activities, including his lunch at the Bloated Float, and relax on the ground floor of his house, eating breakfast and sleeping at the usual times.

As to be expected from an Altmer of his status, his wardrobe is pure upper class and includes a blue velvet outfit and green velvet shoes. He carries a spare red velvet garment, his house key and a huge sum of gold. He can also cast a set of leveled spells.

Although he spends most of the day walking among the poor people on the Waterfront, he will give you a typical upper-class rejection when you approach him: ''"Areldil. We don't have any business, do we? Then, perhaps, will you excuse me?" If you ask him about the Imperial City, you will face yet another rejection, no matter how much you raise his disposition: "I'm not in the habit of answering questions for strangers. No offense intended."''

While he does not offer any services (see notes), the citizens of the Imperial City can often be heard talking about Areldil's knowledge of locks: ''"I understand Areldil is good at getting into places other people can't." and "Do you know Areldil? I understand he has some unique skills."'' Some citizens will comment on Areldil's advanced level of ability: ''"He's forgotten more about picking locks than most people will ever know.", "If he'll train you in picking locks, you're probably already pretty good at it.", "I've heard there's no one in the city better at opening locks." and "He can teach you how to steal the boot right off a lich."''
 

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Oblivion:Gemellus Axius

Gemellus Axius is an Imperial commoner living in the home of the Earl of Imbel in the Imperial City's Talos Plaza District. Gemellus is the manservant of Jakben, Earl of Imbel.

Gemellus leads a relatively interesting and varied life. He sleeps for eight hours from 10pm to 6am in the bedroom on the Upstairs floor then walks around the dinner table in the room nearby for two hours without ever sitting down and eating. At 8am his schedule varies. On Sundas he heads to the market and walks among the stores in the northeast of the district such as Jensine's "Good as New" Merchandise. On Tirdas and Turdas he also goes to the market, but wanders around the crossroads in the center instead. For the rest of the week he paces in the office next to his bedroom. Whatever he was up to, at midday he heads to the ground floor of Jakben's house and walks around there until 4pm before heading back to his bedroom and lingering there for a couple of hours and then eating his evening meal until 8pm. At 8pm on Sundas Gemellus heads to the Temple of the One for the evening service, and stays there until midnight, losing two hours of sleep. On every other day he simply heads back to his bedroom and waits around there until bedtime.

Gemellus wears upper-class attire consisting of a blue velvet outfit and a pair of blue suede shoes. He carries a spare red velvet garment, the key to the Earl's mansion, and a medium-sized amount of gold.

When you meet him for the first time, he will politely introduce himself and his job: ''"I am Gemellus Axius, Earl Jakben's manservant. He did not inform me of your visit." When asked about the Imperial City, he will talk about the Earl: "The Earl is perhaps not well known in the city. He is a private man, and keeps to himself."

During the related quest, your first task is to locate Jakben. Depending on his whereabouts, Gemellus will give you a different reply; if you meet him wandering around in the Market District, he will say: "I am Gemellus Axius, his servant. Master Imbel has his home facing the central plaza of the Talos Plaza district. He is a very private man and does not leave his home often. He has a rare skin condition that forces him to sleep during the day. If you wish to contact him, wait until nightfall. Even then, I doubt he will receive you." If you approach him inside the house, he will lie and say: "The master is not at home. He is out in the city tonight, searching for his supper. If you value your life intruder, leave before he returns."'' Regardless if you have met Jakben or not, you can ask Gemellus about Springheel Jak's tomb. He will then respond: ''"I don't know this Springheel you are asking about. However, the entrance to the family crypt is in the cellar. Take what you want, just spare me! Only the Earl has a key. I have been warned never to enter it, on pain of death."''

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Oblivion:Dralora Athram

Dralora Athram, a Dark Elf commoner, lives in the Imperial City's Talos Plaza District and is the wife of Ulen Athram. She does not seem to share his hobby, though.

Even though her husband's dark secret is more than likely to make her a widow in time, Dralora takes it easy in life. As a matter of fact, the couple really doesn't spend much time together as Dralora goes to bed when Ulen gets up at 6am. She will sleep until midday and will then spend all day and night wandering around the ground floor of their luxury house. Every day, at 2pm, she will exit the house for her daily trip around town to various destinations: On Morndas and Fredas, she will take a three hour stroll around the Arboretum. On Tirdas and Turdas, she will walk casually around in the Talos District until 8pm and on Middas, she will pray for four hours at the Temple of the One. On Loredas and Sundas she can be found betting in the Arena for five hours.

On the 29th of each month, she will exit the house at midnight and start her long trip to Leyawiin; She heads south on the Red Ring Road and follows it until she reaches Pell's Gate, then heads south on the Green Road. She will keep walking this road all the way to Leyawiin, on the way passing the city of Bravil. This long trip takes her a whopping twenty four hours and she usually reaches her destination just before 1am on the following day. Once there, she will hit the Three Sisters' Inn and spend two days there, relaxing with the regulars. On the third day, at midnight, she'll leave the Inn and take the long trip back to the Imperial City and her usual routines.

Compared to her husband, her choice in clothing is more common and middle class: a brown shirt, a pair of light brown linens, and quilted shoes. She carries around the key to the house, some gold, and the rare amulet of luck, which she claims helps her when betting at the Arena: ''"You like my amulet? It's enchanted, makes me lucky! I swear it helps me win these matches!"

When approached she will give you some background information on her and Ulen: "Dralora Athram. I came here with Ulen fifteen years ago. Best thing we ever did." On the Imperial City, she will tell you about her former home: "Morrowind is still living in the Second Era. I can't believe how they treat Khajiit and Argonians. Here, we are Imperial citizens, nothing less."''
Oblivion:Elragail

Elragail is a Wood Elf bard living in the Imperial City's Talos Plaza District in the home of her friend Thamriel. Elragail will tell you she looks after Thamriel, who she claims is "touched by the gods". When she's not at Thamriel's house, she can be found wandering around the Imperial City; she frequently visits with Augusta Calidia at The Tiber Septim Hotel, and hangs out at The Foaming Flask.  Elragail also travels to Anvil regularly to visit Countess Millona Umbranox at Castle Anvil; when there, she likes to stay at The Count's Arms.

Speaking to Elragail for the first time will have her say: ''"My name is Elragail. I look after Thamriel.   a little strange. 'Touched by the Gods', they say." Asking her about the Imperial City will have her say: "Thamriel says she hears voices. All the men and women who lived and died here for thousands of years... maybe they left ghosts behind."''

She wears middle-class clothes consisting of a russet felt outfit and thick cowhide shoes. She carries burgundy linens, Thamriel's house key, and a medium amount of gold. She uses a major leveled Illusion spell which is Chameleon, Invisibility, or Silence.

 
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Oblivion:Hagaer

Hagaer is a Wood Elf commoner who lives in the Temple District of the Imperial City.

His big passion in life is reading and collecting books, and he owns the library to prove it. He can always be found inside his mansion between 6pm and 6am, eating dinner on the ground floor for two hours at 6pm and sleeping in his private quarters between 10pm and 6am. At all other times he can be found either wandering on the ground floor or visiting various destinations in the big city.

On regular weekdays (Morndas to Fredas), he will wake up and spend an hour on the ground floor before leaving at 7am for the All-Saints Inn, where he finds himself an empty seat and enjoys a three-hour breakfast. He leaves at 10am for the Arcane University, where he spends six hours chatting with the many similar minded and well-read scholars and apprentices. At 4pm, he leaves to spend two hours in the city's popular Arboretum before heading home for a 6pm dinnertime. On Loredas, he will spend two hours on the ground floor before leaving at 8am. He will cross the street and enter the Temple of the One for an early morning prayer until noon. Then he spends all afternoon in the Arboretum, leaving for his 6pm dinner. On Sundas, he once again leaves at 8am, this time to spend his morning in the Arboretum. At 10am, he takes the long walk to the Market District and enters the Mystic Emporium for a chat with proprietor Calindil. He returns to the Arboretum at 4pm and strolls around a bit, before going back to his house at 6pm.  

He wears a set of upper-class clothing, consisting of a green brocade doublet, green silk garments, and a pair of green velvet shoes. He carries around his house key and a leveled amount of gold.

A Bosmer of few words, he will admit his addiction for the written word, even in his introduction: ''"My name is Hagaer. I don't get out much. Too many books to read." When asked about the Imperial City, he will elaborate: "It's terrible. I just can't walk past a bookstore. The First Edition, in the Market District, is the worst."''
Oblivion:J'mhad

'''J'mhad''' is a Khajiit healer living in the Imperial City's Temple District. He is the groundskeeper of the Temple of the One. 

He has pretty much dedicated his whole existence to the maintenance of the Temple and lives conveniently close to his workplace. He wakes up early every day at 4am and immediately heads to the Temple and spends all morning inside. At noon, he heads home for a two-hour breakfast before returning to the Temple at 2pm. After another six hours, he goes back home and wanders around for two hours before going to bed at 10pm. During Light the Dragonfires, when the whole city is under martial law, J'mhad wisely stays away from the Temple and locks himself up inside his house. 

J'mhad wears a mixture of lower- and middle-class clothing which includes some breeches, a brown shirt, and a pair of thick cowhide shoes. He also carries a small amount of gold. Due to the fact that he is a healer, J'mhad can cast major Alteration, Destruction, Illusion, and Restoration spells. Additionally, he can cast minor Conjuration spells, but these do not include Bound Armor.

When you approach him for the first time, you will get a typical Khajiit greeting: ''"J'mhad keeps the grounds of the Temple nice and neat. Other things, J'mhad does, when they ask." Even though he never breaks off his regular schedule, he still expresses desire to visit other locations in the Imperial City: "The Arboretum. That's where J'mhad likes to go. Always quiet, always green."''

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Oblivion:Pennus Mallius

Pennus Mallius is an Imperial commoner and adventurer living a very relaxed life in the Imperial City's Temple District. He claims to be "between adventures" at the moment, but has seemingly fallen in love with big city life and will probably never go on another expedition.

The large amount of treasure he gathered during his many travels has bought him a house conveniently located close to his favorite taphouse: The All-Saints Inn, in the northern part of the District. He sleeps on the second floor of his mansion every night between midnight and 6am and kicks the day off with two hours of relaxing on the ground floor. At 8am he ventures outside and strolls lazily around the District all day long, occasionally talking with the other citizens and always ready to hand you a copy of The Black Horse Courier. He returns home at 6pm and spends two hours there before he heads to the inn next door and enjoys a two-hour dinner. He returns back home at 10pm and goes to bed at midnight. He only breaks off this routine once a week, specifically on Middas when he visits the Market District between 4pm and 8pm. During Light the Dragonfires he wisely stays indoors while Mehrunes Dagon terrorizes the District. 

Every time the Tamrielic calendar turns into a new month, specifically at midnight on the 1st, Pennus will venture out on a small adventure and travel to Leyawiin for some socializing at the Three Sisters' Inn. After crossing the Talos Bridge, he heads south on the Red Ring Road and follows it until he reaches Pell's Gate, then heads south on the Green Road. He will keep walking this road all the way to Leyawiin, on the way passing the city of Bravil. This long trip takes him a whopping twenty-four hours and he usually reaches his destination just before 1am on the following day. Once there, he will book himself in at the inn and spend two days there, relaxing with the regulars. On the third day, at midnight, he will leave the inn and take the long trip back to the Imperial City and his usual routines. 

Pennus wears a russet felt outfit and a pair of quilted shoes. He also carries his house key and a small amount of gold.

When you meet him for the first time, he will politely introduce himself and his former profession: ''"Pennus Mallius, adventurer-at-large. Just between adventures at present, I'm afraid." When asked about his city of choice, he will explain: "I made quite a lot of gold from my last expedition. I bought this house, invested the rest, and now I'm just living the life of the city gentleman."''

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On the 21st of every month, if Bogrum Gro-Galash is alive, at midday Pennus will head for the Black Horse Courier in the Market District and spend five hours chatting with the Khajiiti proprietors before resuming his usual routine. This is because he was initially scheduled to take part in an unfinished courier quest.
Oblivion:Renee Geonette

Renee Geonette is an Imperial commoner living in the Imperial City's Temple District with her husband, Salomon Geonette.  When she is not in the Imperial City, Renee travels regularly to Anvil to visit Mirabelle Monet; while there, Renee stays at The Flowing Bowl. 

Renee wears a set of middle class clothing: a burgundy linen shirt, burgundy linens and a pair of pigskin shoes. She carries her house key and a small amount of gold.

Speaking to Renee Geonette for the first time will have her greet you somewhat solemnly by saying; "Renee Geonette. My husband, Salomon, has a court commission to compose a symphony." Asking her about the Imperial City will have her explain that her husband was to compose a symphony for the late emperor, but as her husband will explain if you speak to him, the commission is put on hiatus due to the assassination; ''"It's so sad. Salomon was to compose a symphony for Uriel Septim, to be performed for the whole city in the Arena."''
Oblivion:Salomon Geonette

Salomon Geonette is a Breton commoner and musician living in the Imperial City's Temple District. He is married to Renee Geonette, and he owns a dog named Charlotte. Talk to Salomon, and he'll tell you he was commissioned by the Emperor to compose a symphony. 

Salomon spends most of his time at home. He wakes up every morning at 6am, and eats breakfast in his house's main floor for two hours. On Tirdas and Turdas, he then goes to the Market District to wander around for four hours until noon. He then heads home for the rest of the day. On Morndas, Middas and Fredas he stays home until noon, when he heads to the Arboretum to relax for six hours, before heading back home at 6pm. On Sundas, he spends his morning worshipping at the Temple of the One from 8am to midday. At all other times, he wanders around his house until his bedtime at 11pm, including all day on Loredas. 

Salomon takes a trip to Bruma on the 8th of every month at midnight, staying until midnight on the 10th. While there he stays at Olav's Tap and Tack, wandering around the main floor. He also goes to the Black Horse Courier every month on the 27th and will hang around for a brief amount of time before resuming his normal schedule. He was supposed to send Olav a letter as part of the unfinished quest to do with couriers. There are only two exceptions to this schedule. During the Light the Dragonfires quest when the Imperial City is under martial law and Salomon is confined to his house. Also, if Salomon is in Bruma during the Bruma curfew, he will leave and return to his house. 

Salomon wears a pair of tan linens, doeskin shoes and a quilted doublet. He always carries his house key around with him, as well as a small amount of gold.

Salomon has two unique pieces of dialogue. The first time you meet him, and 20% of the time thereafter, he will say, ''"Salomon Geonette. I'm a musician. I had a commission from the Emperor to compose a symphony... But now, with the emperor dead, everything is at sixes and sevens." When asked about the Imperial City, he will tell you, "Soon, the Elder Council must choose a new emperor, and then I suppose they'll sort out my commission. Until then, I just have to keep on working."

His wife, Renee is proud of his work and will tell you that "Renee Geonette. My husband, Salomon, has a court commission to compose a symphony.", as well as "It's so sad. Salomon was to compose a symphony for Uriel Septim, to be performed for the whole city in the Arena."''