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Oblivion:Marcel Amelion

Marcel Amelion is a Breton farmer living in Water's Edge.  His daughter, Biene Amelion requests your help resolving Marcel's gambling debt.  Unfortunately, a tragic mistake by mercenaries later leads to the death of most of the residents of Water's Edge.  Marcel is the sole survivor and is left mourning his daughter.

He does not exist in the game until the Infiltration quest is complete. In his grief, Marcel simply stands at the center of the village, surveying the devastation surrounding him, neither eating nor sleeping. He wears a randomly-chosen lower class outfit of shoes, shirt and trousers. Even after the related quest is finished, he still stays in the same spot indefinitely.

Marcel's words are understandably depressing. When you first encounter him, he will ask "My poor Biene. Poor, sweet Biene. What monsters would do this? How can this have happened?" When asked what happened there, he says ''"I wish I knew. They're all dead. All of them. Even my poor, sweet Biene. You... you're the one who helped her, aren't you? You helped her pay my debt. I heard about you. She never hurt anyone! Who could have done this? What monster would do this? It wasn't the goblins. It had to have been bandits. But, why? We have nothing! Please go. I must bury our dead." After that he will just say "This can't be happening. This is horrible." and "There's nothing more to say. They're all gone."''
 
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Oblivion:Larthjar the Laggard

Larthjar the Laggard is a Nord beggar living in the Imperial City's Arboretum. At some point, Larthjar makes his way to Skingrad and encounters some trouble that lands him in the Skingrad prison where he can be persuaded to provide information concerning a missing fellow Thieves Guild member also imprisoned in Skingrad. He will attempt to escape should you unlock his cell, and will return to the Arboretum if he succeeds.

Larthjar lives a simple life during his stay in the Skingrad Prison. He will sleep all day, every day unless you go near his cell, in which case he will get up and head to the entrance of his cell. If he is freed he will move to the Imperial City Arboretum. Once in the Imperial City Larthjar's daily routine changes drastically. After he gets up at 6am he will beg at the gate that leads towards the Arcane University for six hours. At noon he will head to the opposite side of the Arboretum to beg at the gate that connects to Green Emperor Way for the next six hours. After a long day of begging he will take a meal for the next two hours near his bedroll. From 8pm until 10pm, having finished his meal he will wander around his camp. Finally he will head to bed at 10pm, sleeping for eight hours, after waking up Larthjar will repeat his daily routine. He wears only a pair of pants and a shirt.

Larthjar becomes a part of the quest Lost Histories as soon as you gain access to the Skingrad Jail. When you enter the jail to search for Theranis, you will find that Larthjar is the only prisoner present. He will plead hopefully: "Are you here to rescue me?" If you decline to help him out, he will tell you the reason for his imprisonment: ''"You bastard! It's not like I killed her. I just roughed her up a bit. Nothin' the healers can't fix." Upon inquiring how to free him, he will explain: "Just unlock the door. A couple of hours after you're gone, it will be quiet again and I can sneak out." If you ask about Theranis, he will tell you that the Pale Lady took him: "You mean the thief? He was in the big cell with that Argonian. They were always whispering to each other. The Pale Lady took him days ago." Asking about this reveals that this "Pale Lady" takes prisoners from their cells regularly, "Every few days she comes for one of us. Some return, some don't. Those that are taken three times never return. This was Theranis's third time."'' When you ask where the Pale Lady takes the prisoners he will tell you that he doesn't know, although when she took an Argonian, he began bleeding all over the place: ''"I don't know. She took the Argonian less than an hour ago though. He put up quite a struggle. He was bleeding all over the place."'' Unlock his cell door and Larthjar will escape and return to the Imperial City.
 
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Notes
Although he is a beggar, it is not necessary to speak to him to complete the Speechcraft Master Training quest.

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Oblivion:Evangeline Beanique

Evangeline Beanique, a Breton battlemage, is a Warlock of the Mages Guild and High Chancellor Ocato's personal guard. She can only be encountered during the quest The Ultimate Heist, as the section of the Imperial Palace where she resides can only be accessed during that quest.

At 6am, she will start off her day by eating a two-hour breakfast. She then spends the rest of her time fulfilling her duties by patrolling the Imperial Battlemage's Chambers from 8am until midnight, taking a break at 6pm for a two-hour dinner. At midnight she will stand guard next to the bed for six hours before resuming her usual patrolling, never even sleeping. During the quest Light the Dragonfires, she will simply stand in her room, never even breaking to eat.

She wears upper-class attire consisting of a red velvet blouse and garment with a pair of white mage's shoes. She also carries a sizable amount of gold. Her combat kit consists of two leveled magic potions, two leveled scrolls, a leveled staff and a blunt weapon of the best quality for your level. She will supplement her weapons with a set of leveled spells from all of the magical schools but Illusion.
 

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Notes
Since Evangeline is a Mages Guild member, killing her during The Ultimate Heist will result in suspension if you are a guild member.

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Oblivion:Captain Gepard Montrose

Captain Gepard Montrose is a Breton guard, and head of the Imperial Prison Guard. He can be found in the Imperial City Prisons; his office is in the room where Emperor Uriel Septim VII died. You can visit his office during the quest Scheduled for Execution and see what (little) progress the guards are making on investigating the assassination.

For someone tasked with an investigation, he is not very active, and just sits in his chair the entire time in front of his desk, apparently studying the sandals and the robe placed upon it.

Unlike his fellow Captains, he wears a near complete set of normal Legion armor, consisting of a cuirass, greaves, boots and gauntlets. His preferred weapon is a silver longsword. He carries the prison key, the key to Valen Dreth's cell and a small amount of gold.

Montrose seems to have been promoted only recently. Two guards can be overheard discussing their boring schedule and one will comment: ''"That's exactly what I'm saying! But will the Captain listen? Noooo... 'We must have a presence!' 'The prison must remain secure!'" and "Yeah, well, I guess you can't blame Captain Montrose too much. This is his big career move, after all. Got to impress that lot upstairs."''

 
Notes
Captain Montrose's notes into the assassination investigation can be read here.
Although it may not appear so, Montrose is present in the game from the start. The prison you visit during the quest Scheduled for Execution is a different copy to the one from which you escape in the Tutorial. 
If you are 100% chameleon, it is possible to speak to Montrose during the quest. He will treat you like any Imperial guard would, even if you have a bounty on your head.
Oblivion:Giovanni Civello

Giovanni Civello is an Imperial guard patrolling the Imperial City. After Adamus Phillida retires in Leyawiin during the quest Permanent Retirement, Giovanni succeeds Adamus as the Imperial Legion commander. After that, in an edition of The Black Horse Courier, Giovanni describes Phillida as having been his mentor and vows to continue Phillida's fight against the Dark Brotherhood.

Giovanni Civello begins his day at 6am when he wakes up on the second floor of the Bastion. After waking up he will head to the Imperial Legion Offices where he sits around all morning, afternoon and evening, without doing any duties, because of a bug. At midnight Giovanni Civello will head back to the Bastion and go to bed. While martial law is in effect during the quest Light the Dragonfires, Giovanni will run back to the Prison District and stand near the doors to the Imperial Legion Offices.

Giovanni  wears a full set of Imperial Watch armor. He is armed with a silver longsword and carries a set of lower class clothing and a small amount of gold.
 
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Oblivion:Rolgarel

Rolgarel is a Nord warrior who is in shady partnership with Agarmir of the Imperial City's Talos Plaza District.  Rolgarel will be found with Agarmir in the Trentius Family Mausoleum. 

All of Rolgarel's equipment is leveled. He carries heavy boots, gauntlets, greaves, cuirass, and helmet. In combat, he will use a longsword. He has middle class shoes, shirt, and pants. Rolgarel also carries a small amount of gold.

He does not appear in the game until stage 70 of the Unfriendly Competition quest and cannot be seen until stage 82. If he survives the fight he will stay in the Mausoleum indefinitely. 
 

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Oblivion:Brielus Gawey

Brielus Gawey is an Imperial commoner working at the Chestnut Handy Stables located just outside the main gate to the Imperial City.

Brielus takes care of the horses during the night, when all the other inhabitants of the stables are asleep. He can be found wandering around inside the corral, with his lit torch in hand, every night between midnight and 8am. After a long night amidst the few remaining horses, he treats himself to a breakfast inside the stables and then heads to bed at 10am. He gets out of bed again at 6pm and eats a two-hour dinner on the front porch outside the stables. From 8pm to midnight he will tidy up the stables with his rake. If you wander inside the corral he will follow you to check you don't steal any of the horses. When martial law is imposed during Light the Dragonfires he will remain indoors at all times.

He wears lower-class attire consisting of a shirt with suspenders, sack cloth pants and a pair of rough leather shoes. He also carries a rake, some food, his torch and a few pieces of gold. In combat, he wields a rusty iron war axe.

When you meet him for the first time, he will introduce himself and hint at the problems it causes when you have an Orc running the stables: ''"I'm Brielus Gawey. And no, we don't sell horses. But we do eat well. The stables are owned by an Orc. And you know... Orcs and horses." And when asked about the Imperial City, it becomes apparent that Snak gra-Bura might have caused the problems at the Chestnut Stables: "Sure. Some folks here think horses are for riding. Then again, some of us are Orcs. Snak gra-Bura, she prefers eating stew to riding horses."''
 
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Oblivion:Restita Statlilia

Restita Statlilia is an Imperial commoner working at the Chestnut Handy Stables located just outside the main gate to the Imperial City.

With no horses for sale and without knowing about Snak gra-Bura's partiality for horseflesh, Restita's workday is limited to tending the horses already owned by the Imperial City citizens. She sleeps on one of the bedrolls inside the stables every night between 10pm and 6am. After waking up, she starts the day with a two-hour breakfast seated at the bench just outside the door. She enters the corral at 8am and proceeds to rake the ground amidst all the horses until noon. Her entire afternoon is spent in the corral as well, occasionally chatting with Snak. At 8pm she returns to the stables for a two-hour dinner before bedtime. 

Restita wears a lower-class outfit consisting of a coarse linen shirt, sack cloth pants, and a pair of rough leather shoes. She wields a rusty iron war axe and carries her rake, her torch, some food, and a few pieces of gold.

When you meet her for the first time, she will appear sad about the many horses missing from the corral: "''Yeah. Restita Statlilia. I work at the Chestnut Handy Stables. Have you seen our horses wandering around? No? Okay. It's just that they're missing." When asked about the Imperial City, she will elaborate: "We stable horses for folks in the Imperial City. We'd sell horses, too. Except... we can't seem to keep track of them."''





Notes	
Restita appears to have once been the owner of a removed location, called "Statlilia Stables", which would've likely been in the Market District. Restita herself is mentioned in the ICALLNQDScript which mentions the NPCs that have rumors about them in the final game. While the rumors that link to Restita aren't set up in the final game, their dialogue still exists in the files. NPCs could've asked "Have you ever considered buying a Paint?" or "Ever been in the market for a Paint?". This would've yielded one of four potential responses, either ''"I've never wanted one. Still, they do seem to be some fine horses.", "I don't know what a Paint is. It's a type of horse, right? It must be.", "Not my favorite horses, but the Statlilia Stables are certainly reputable." or "I prefer a Bay."''. Two rumors would've been "The Statlilia Stables has some fine Paints for sale." and ''"If you're looking for a Paint, check out the Statlilia Stables."''. This dialogue indicates that the stables would've specialized in Paint Horses. An unused sign for the stables also remains in the files.

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Oblivion:Adrian Decanius

Adrian Decanius is an Imperial commoner.  He can be found most often at his home in the Imperial City's Elven Gardens District.

Adrian has a very simple schedule. He can be found in his home from 9pm to 9am, sleeping from 10pm to 5am.  At 9am, he leaves for the Arboretum and stays there until he returns home to eat dinner at 6pm. At 8pm, he will leave his house once more, but will only make it to about halfway to the Arboretum before heading back home at 9pm. During the Light the Dragonfires quest, he and all other Imperial City residents are confined to their homes.

Adrian wears middle-class clothing consisting of a quilted doublet, tan linens, and a pair of doeskin shoes. For protection, he wears a chainmail cuirass. He is armed with an iron mace and an iron dagger but carries little else, apart from his house key and some gold.
 
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Oblivion:Geem Jasaiin

Geem Jasaiin is an Argonian commoner residing in the Imperial City's Elven Gardens District. He spends all of his waking hours enjoying the benefits of the big city, while hanging out with his two best friends, Wumeek and Dul gro-Shug. He also pays monthly visits to a good friend in Chorrol.

He claims to have left the Black Marsh to take advantage of his inborn abilities and make some gold working the Imperial City's Waterways. However, he must be between jobs as he is never even seen near the water. Instead, he gets out of bed every day at 5pm and meets up with his two friends at the neighboring King and Queen Tavern for an evening of drinking and exchanging anecdotes, only interrupted by a two-hour meal back at his house at 6pm. At 11pm, the trio leaves the tavern and staggers back to their respective homes for some much needed sleep. On Tirdas and Turdas, when the clock strikes 11am, Geem will pay Wumeek a 5 hour visit, assuming he is alive. At all other times, he will be fast asleep in his bed, sometimes for a whopping sixteen hours in a row.

On the 9th of each month Geem gets out of bed at 5am and starts his long journey towards Chorrol. He crosses the Talos Bridge and heads northwest on the Black Road, passing through both Fort Ash and Weynon Priory. After eight hours of walking, he usually enters Chorrol through the southern gate at 1pm. Once there, he books himself some shelter at The Grey Mare. Straight away though, he will head for the Chorrol chapter of the Mages Guild to pay a visit to his Argonian friend Teekeeus. He will hang out in the Guild Hall until 8pm, when he heads back to the inn. On the 10th, he will set off at 9am, arriving back to the Imperial City at 5pm.

He wears a set of middle-class clothing: a burgundy linen shirt, tan linens, and russet felt shoes. He carries around his house key and a small amount of gold.

When you meet him for the first time, he will introduce himself and reveal his reason for moving to the big city: "I am Geem Jasaiin. We come from Black Marsh to the city to work the water ways and water trades." He will also provide you with a bit of insight upon the differences between the Black Marsh and the Imperial City: "To earn gold, Argonians must come to the city. It is a strange life, shaped stones and whiteskins everywhere. But in the water, we are the masters, and whiteskins pay well for our skills."

Notes
Because the game engine calculates traveling times a bit differently, the above traveling times doesn't always hold true. As a result, if you wait for Geem in Chorrol, he will arrive at 9am. If you wait for him back in the Imperial City, he will return at 1pm. Both times are approximate.

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Oblivion:Ra'Jhan

'''Ra'Jhan''' is a Khajiit commoner taking great pride in his newly bought house in the expensive Elven Gardens District of the Imperial City. 

He lives a relaxed existence and spends the majority of the day in his new house. He wakes up at 6am and heads downstairs for six hours of wandering. At noon, he sits down and takes a one-hour lunch. At 1pm he ventures outside, travels to the Market District and spends the entire afternoon strolling around near the crossroads in the center. At 6pm he heads back to his own district and enjoys a two-hour dinner at the King and Queen Tavern until he heads back to his beloved house at 8pm. He spends the rest of the evening on the ground floor and goes to bed at midnight. 

He will only break off his daily routine on two occasions. Since he was intended to play a role in the unfinished "Imperial Couriers" quest, at midday on the 5th of each month, he will head to the Black Horse Courier and stay there for a brief moment before he resumes his usual schedule, as long as Dervera Romalen is still alive. 

On the 21st of each month, when the clock strikes 7am, Ra'Jhan starts his long journey towards Chorrol. He crosses the Talos Bridge and heads northwest on the Black Road, passing through both Fort Ash and Weynon Priory. After eight hours of walking, he usually enters Chorrol through the southern gate at 3pm. Once there, he books himself in at The Grey Mare and spends the next day hanging out with the regulars. At 9am on the 22nd, he leaves Chorrol and returns to the Imperial City, eventually making his way back to the Market District by 5pm. 

Buying a house in the Imperial City obviously did not drain his fortune completely as he carries a considerable amount of gold. He wears a mixture of lower and middle class clothing, including a belted vest, breeches and a pair of pigskin shoes. He is unarmed and carries a useless key. 

When you approach him, he will not hesitate to share his enthusiasm about his new life in the Imperial City: ''"Ra'jhan has a fine house in Elven Gardens. Yes? It costs Ra'jhan many golds. But it is very fine, yes?" When asked about his city of choice he will provide a bit of background information: "Ra'jhan used to share a house, but not now. Ra'jhan is very proud, work so hard, now has house all his own."''

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Oblivion:Romana Faleria

Romana Faleria is an Imperial commoner residing in the Imperial City's Elven Gardens District. She is the girlfriend of Tertius Favonius and they share his house in the northeastern part of the district.

While Tertius hands out copies of The Black Horse Courier all day long, Romana lives her own quiet existence and spends most of her time either at home or strolling around in the big city. She wakes up at 6am and spends the first two hours of the day on the ground floor with Tertius. He leaves at 8am, but Romana stays a bit longer and leaves at 1pm for a two-hour lunch at The King and Queen Tavern. Once she is full she will travel to the Temple District and stroll around there all day long. She returns home at 10pm for two hours of quality time with Tertius before her bedtime at midnight.

At midnight, on the 29th of each month (with the natural exception of Sun's Dawn), Romana packs up, leaves the Imperial City, and takes a long, dangerous trip to Bruma. She crosses the Talos Bridge and heads toward Lake Rumare using the Red Ring Road. Right after Aleswell she heads north on the Silver Road which she follows for the rest of the trip. It usually takes her sixteen hours and she arrives at Bruma's east gate at 4pm. Once there, she quickly books herself in at the Jerall View Inn for two days of socializing with the many Nord regulars. When the clock strikes midnight on the third day, she heads back to the Imperial City.

Romana wears a set of ordinary lower-class items which includes a pair of clogs, coarse linens, and a green wool shirt. She carries her house key and a small amount of gold.

When you meet her for the first time, it becomes apparent just how proud she is of her boyfriend: ''"Isn't Tertius a dreamboat? I'm Romana Faleria. I'm such a lucky girl." She will also reveal that she is aware that Tertius used to be a womanizer: "It is SO hard to find a man you can trust in this big city. Sure, Tertius has had his share of girls. Just look at him. But all that's changed now." Talking to Tertius proves that she might be right: "Romana and me have set up housekeeping. She's a real doll, isn't she?" and "I like the ladies. It's been my weakness. But now I've got Romana, I stay away from the fleshpots."

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Oblivion:Tertius Favonius

Tertius Favonius is an Imperial commoner living in the Imperial City's Elven Gardens District with his girlfriend, Romana Faleria. When he's not wandering about the Imperial City, Tertius likes to hang out at the nearby King and Queen Tavern.  Tertius also occasionally travels to Bravil; while there he stays at Silverhome on the Water. He is one of four distributors of the Black Horse Courier newspaper.

Tertius wears a set of middle class clothing: a burgundy linen shirt, burgundy linens and a pair of quilted shoes. He also carries his house key and a small amount of gold.

Tertius seems to be quite involved in his relationship with Romana, as he will greet you with: ''"Tertius Favonius. Romana and me have set up housekeeping. She's a real doll, isn't she?" When you ask him about the Imperial City he will be rather forthcoming about his past but he also makes it clear that he has changed by telling you that: "I like the ladies. It's been my weakness. But now I've got Romana, I stay away from the fleshpots."

Like Tertius, Romana will also often talk about her partner when you approach her: "Isn't Tertius a dreamboat? I'm Romana Faleria. I'm such a lucky girl."'' When you ask her about the Imperial City she will reveal that she knows about Tertius' past with the ladies: ''"It is SO hard to find a man you can trust in this big city. Sure, Tertius has had his share of girls. Just look at him. But all that's changed now."''