BCLieutenantMonroe.txt

== Topics ==
TOPIC 	TOPIC TEXT / PROMPT 	EMOTION 	RESPONSE TEXT 	#
 	GREETING 	Neutral 50	We've got a situation with some Great Khans right now. The brass at McCarran has ordered me to lock down the ruins until it's been resolved. 	
 	GREETING 	Neutral 50	{Player attacking Great Khans, Great Khans not all dead} Can't talk. We didn't get all the Great Khans yet. 	
 	GREETING 	Neutral 50	{Player not helping Monroe} Where do you think you're going? I can't let you go into the ruins, not without a reason. 	
 	GREETING 	Neutral 50	{Speech path} How are negotiations with the Great Khans going? 	
 	GREETING 	Neutral 50	{Speech path - deal reached} I'm glad you were able to get my people freed, but there's a new problem. I just got orders to take out the Great Khans, hostages or not. 	
 	GREETING 	Neutral 50	{Speech path - player attacked Great Khans} When I heard the shots, I figured your negotiation went bad. What the hell happened? 	
 	GREETING 	Neutral 50	{Speech path - bribe paid} The Great Khans can go, just as we agreed. 	
 	GREETING 	Neutral 50	{Sneak path} Ackerman and Gilbert aren't back yet. What's the holdup? 	
 	GREETING 	Neutral 50	{Both hostages rescued} Thanks for getting both of my people out of there. 	
 	GREETING 	Neutral 50	{Sneak path - one hostage rescued} I'm sorry that you couldn't get both hostages out alive, but that's how it goes sometimes. Thanks for your help. 	
 	GREETING 	Neutral 50	{Sneak path - hostages dead} I'm sorry that you couldn't get either hostage out alive, but that's how it goes sometimes. Thanks for your help. 	
 	GREETING 	Anger 5 	I really don't have the time to chatter right now. {Slightly stressed - he's got a hostage situation he's trying to deal with.} 	
 	How much money would it take for you to look the other way while the Great Khans left?	Neutral 50	You mean... just let them go? How would I explain this to my superiors? 	
 	How much money would it take for you to look the other way while the Great Khans left?	Neutral 50	I've been thinking about it since you brought it up earlier. 500 caps would go a long way for some soldier's families. 	
 	These Great Khans might have something of mine - a Platinum Chip. 	Neutral 50	Once the Great Khans have been killed or captured, you're welcome to retrieve any property they've taken from you. 	
 	Look at it this way - nobody dies. 	Neutral 50	500 caps would go a long way for some soldier's families. 	
 	Never mind. Forget I said anything. 	Neutral 50	Right. 	
 	Done. Here's the caps. 	Neutral 50	This doesn't feel quite right, but it resolves things and gets my troopers back in one piece. 	
 	I'll be back with the caps. 	Neutral 50	All right. 	
 	The Great Khans let the hostages go in exchange for their own freedom. 	Neutral 50	My hands are tied. I can't go against orders... can I? 	
 	Go for it. The Great Khans have nowhere to run. 	Neutral 50	You cut a deal with the Khans? Damn it. Attacking them now doesn't feel right, but orders are orders. 	
< Barter 45 >	400 caps is a less suspicious amount. You have enough trouble here as it is. 	Neutral 50	[SUCCEEDED] That makes sense, and it's still more than these troopers see in a month. 	
< Barter 45 >	Way too much. Bring that price down and I'll consider it. 	Neutral 50	[FAILED] You're asking me to accept a bribe. I'd like to make sure the risk to my career - and freedom - benefits the families of my troops. 	
 	What's going on with the Great Khans? 	Neutral 50	One of my patrols was on its way back from Novac when it came under fire from the Great Khans. 	
 	What's going on with the Great Khans? 	Neutral 50	They radioed for reinforcements, but instead of waiting for us, they chased the Khans into the ruins where they were caught in a crossfire. 	
 	What's going on with the Great Khans? 	Neutral 50	No deaths, but not all of the squad got out. The Khans have Private Ackerman and Private Gilbert as hostages. 	
 	You're the officer here. Make the call. 	Sad 5 	I don't like it, but orders are orders. 	
 	Here's the caps. 	Neutral 50	This doesn't feel quite right, but it resolves things and gets my troopers back in one piece. 	
 	I'm still working on it. 	Neutral 50	Very well. Keep me updated. 	
 	About that bribe... 	Neutral 50	500 caps was the amount requested. 	
 	About that bribe... 	Neutral 50	We agreed on 400 caps. 	
 	If you have any integrity, then you'll honor the deal. 	Neutral 50	You're right. The Great Khans are free to go. 	
 	Goodbye. 	Neutral 50	{nodding} Goodbye. 	
 	Forget what I said. Kill them all. 	Neutral 50	I don't like it, but orders are orders. 	
 	Can I ask you some questions? 	Neutral 50	Shoot. 	
 	<Lie> I didn't have a choice - they started shooting first. 	Neutral 50	Knowing the Khans, they were probably drugged up to hell and back. {Not quite believing the player, but not really having any evidence to the contrary.} 	
 	<Lie> I didn't have a choice - they started shooting first. 	Neutral 50	We'll take it from here and sort things out. Thanks for trying to help us out. 	
 	Like you said, things went bad. 	Neutral 50	Right... probably just bad luck. {Somewhat disbelieving - he knows the player isn't telling the whole truth.} 	
 	That was me, "negotiating." 	Anger 50 	You were supposed to negotiate for the safety of my troopers, damn it. {Controlled anger - he trusted the player to handle things diplomatically, and the player started a fight instead.}	
 	I may be able to negotiate a deal with the Great Khans. 	Neutral 50	Normally, I'd turn you down since I have no idea who you are, but considering that the hostages are as good as dead when we attack... 	
 	I may be able to negotiate a deal with the Great Khans. 	Neutral 50	All right, I'm going to give you a chance to talk to the Great Khans. Their leader is a man named Jessup. 	
 	I may be able to negotiate a deal with the Great Khans. 	Neutral 50	If we hear shooting, we'll be coming in, but it'll probably be late for you. 	
 	I could sneak in there and try to get your people out. 	Neutral 50	As soon as you free them, the rest of my squad will move in and provide covering fire. 	
 	I could sneak in there and try to get your people out. 	Neutral 50	You should wait until it's darker so that you have the best chance to pull this off. 	
 	I could sneak in there and try to get your people out. 	Neutral 50	You should go now, while it's still dark. That way, you'll have the best chance to pull this off. 	
 	I understand. 	Neutral 50	Good luck. 	
 	What are you going to do about the hostages? 	Neutral 50	Acceptable casualties, I've been told. I don't like it, but the brass has their reasons. 	
 	I'm unable to work out a deal. The Great Khans are all yours. 	Neutral 50	It was worth a try. I'll have to proceed with the attack as ordered, then. 	
 	Let's talk about something else. 	Neutral 50	All right. 	
 	What can you tell me about Hoover Dam? 	Neutral 50	It's one of the biggest sources of electrical power in the region, so the NCR's fortified the place pretty heavily. 	
 	What can you tell me about Hoover Dam? 	Neutral 50	When President Kimball shows up on his inspection tour, I'm sure he'll be confident that the Dam is safe and secure. 	
 	Is there anything you can tell me about the Great Khans? 	Neutral 50	They're an outlaw group, primarily trafficking in drugs and other contraband. They usually stay out of NCR territory, though. 	
 	Where can I find McCarran? 	Neutral 50	Camp McCarran is the headquarters for the NCR military in this region. It occupies the old airport next to New Vegas. 	
 	The President is coming to Hoover Dam? 	Neutral 50	It's probably just a political thing - you know, give a few speeches, shake hands with the troops, boost morale. 	
 	What happened to Boulder City? 	Neutral 50	Destroyed during the Battle of Hoover Dam a couple of years ago. The town was set up as a trap for Caesar's Legion. {Spoken with pride about a significant victory.} 	
 	What happened to Boulder City? 	Neutral 50	The sharpshooters in the Rangers picked off the Legion's veterans from a distance, and the rest of the Legion just rushed on in. Then - boom! 	
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