DLC01Ashur.txt

== Topics ==
TOPIC	TOPIC TEXT / PROMPT 	EMOTION 	RESPONSE TEXT 	#
 	Do you ever miss the Brotherhood of Steel? 	Disgust 50 	Not in the slightest. During the Scourge, we looted The Pitt and left the rest of it to rot. I was just a dumb convert who got stuck here afterwards. 	
 	Do you ever miss the Brotherhood of Steel? 	Neutral 50 	See, beneath it all, the Brotherhood's just lazy. It's easier to loot a dying city than work to bring it back to life, so that's what they did. 	
 	Do you ever miss the Brotherhood of Steel? 	Disgust 25 	They're so obsessed with the technology of the past, they don't care what needs to be done for today and tomorrow. 	
 	Do you ever miss the Brotherhood of Steel? 	Anger 50 	It takes real work to rebuild and run a city. But there isn't a machine to do it for them, so the Brotherhood ain't interested. Good riddance. 	
 	Where did you get that powered armor? 	Surprise 50	This thing? It's a relic from my time with the Brotherhood of Steel, decades ago. 	
 	Where did you get that powered armor? 	Happy 25 	It's been through so much that they'd hardly recognize it as one of theirs. {Reminiscing} 	
 	Where did you get that powered armor? 	Happy 50 	A little like me, come to think of it. 	
 	How's Marie doing? 	Happy 50 	My little Marie is the very picture of health. And eventually, she'll make it possible for a new generation of healthy babies in The Pitt. 	
 	How's Marie doing? 	Happy 25 	You know, I always wanted to make The Pitt a strong city, but that was because I wanted to make my mark on the world. {Reminiscing} 	
 	How's Marie doing? 	Happy 50 	But when Marie was born, that changed. Now she's my reason to make The Pitt succeed. Because she's depending on it. 	
 	How's Marie doing? 	Happy 25 	It's just something a parent has to do for their child, you understand? 	
 	Can we talk about The Pitt? 	Happy 20 	Now that everything's quieted down, I guess we've got time for the full story. What do you want to know? 	
 	Tell me more about The Pitt. 	Happy 20 	What do you want to know? 	
 	How did you rebuild after the Scourge? 	Happy 20 	It wasn't actually that tough. The Scourge had cleared out a lot of Trogs, so we had space to move in. 	
 	How did you rebuild after the Scourge? 	Neutral 50 	The Brotherhood had looted a lot, but they left even more behind as "damaged goods." And you can rebuild a lot out of "damaged goods." 	
 	How did you rebuild after the Scourge? 	Happy 25 	For example, they took one survivor, a kid the called "Kodiak". But they left his big brothers behind, because they were too wild and mean. 	
 	How did you rebuild after the Scourge? 	Happy 50 	But as it turns out, the Bear Brothers were some of my finest soldiers. At least, until they went up against you. 	
 	How did The Pitt get started? 	Disgust 20 	Believe it or not, it started when the Brotherhood decided to loot this hellhole and wipe it off the map. We called it the Scourge. 	
 	How did The Pitt get started? 	Neutral 50 	Back then, I was "Initiate Ashur." But that ended when the Brotherhood left me behind, and I came to see The Pitt in a new light. 	
 	How did The Pitt get started? 	Happy 50 	I was found by tribals who thought I was a god. I didn't argue, and with my leadership and their divine dedication, we began rebuilding this city. 	
 	Why do you keep slaves in The Pitt? 	Sad 25 	First of all, they aren't "slaves." They're "workers." They can earn their freedom, like you did. 	
 	Why do you keep slaves in The Pitt? 	Neutral 50 	I know it's not a big difference, but it's important. And it's a lot better than they'll get from the slavers we get them from. 	
 	Why do you keep workers in The Pitt? 	Sad 25 	I wish it wasn't necessary, but we need the labor to keep the city functioning. We don't have the leisure of laziness. 	
 	Why do you keep workers in The Pitt? 	Anger 20 	Soldiers fight Trogs and get food from outside of town. Workers need to supply them with ammo and gear. Everyone has to do their part, or we all die. 	
 	Why do you keep workers in The Pitt? 	Sad 50 	Until we have a cure for The Pitt, the city has no children. People die, so we need new people. And sometimes, that means buying them. 	
 	Why are The Pitt's slaves treated so poorly? 	Sad 25 	First of all, they aren't "slaves." They're "workers." They can earn their freedom, like you did. 	
 	Why are The Pitt's slaves treated so poorly? 	Neutral 50 	I know it's not a big difference, but it's important. And it's a lot better than they'll get from the slavers we get them from. 	
 	Why are The Pitt's workers treated so poorly? 	Anger 25 	I know some of my soldiers are harsher than they need to be. Usually, it's the ones who were raiders before they signed up here. 	
 	Why are The Pitt's workers treated so poorly? 	Anger 40 	The workers need to be pushed, but I don't tolerate cruelty for cruelty's sake. The soldiers who used to be workers know where to draw the line. 	
 	Why are The Pitt's workers treated so poorly? 	Anger 60 	I can't stop all of the abuse, but when someone goes too far, I make sure they're strung up around town as an example. 	
 	That's all I need to know. 	Happy 20 	Okay. 	
 	Wait, can you tell me more about what you're doing in The Pitt? 	Sad 25 	Ever since the city was scourged, we've done what everyone does: whatever's necessary to survive. {A little sad - he's not proud of the part he played in scourging the city all those years ago.} 	
 	Wait, can you tell me more about what you're doing in The Pitt? 	Anger 50 	I know my city seems barbaric to you, but it's the only way we can carve out a home in this hellhole, and it's kept these people alive. {Unapologetic for his city, and proud of his people's perseverance.} 	
 	Wait, can you tell me more about what you're doing in The Pitt? 	Happy 50 	But that's enough stalling for time. So, do you know Wernher? {Happy to catch the player off-guard. Emphasis on "do" - he knows the player knows Wernher, and is daring the player to lie about it.} 	
 	I'm sorry, but it was the only way to lure Wernher out of hiding. 	Anger 10 	Clever thinking, but couldn't you have let us in on your little plan? {Speech Challenge (1930454888)} 	
 	I'm sorry, but it was the only way to lure Wernher out of hiding. 	Happy 25 	No matter. Marie's safe now, and that's what really matters. {Honestly thankful for his daughter's safety} 	
 	I'm sorry, but it was the only way to lure Wernher out of hiding. 	Happy 50 	The city's got a bright future ahead of it, and I guess you'll have a chance to see it. {Speech Challenge (1930454888)} 	
 	Um... It won't happen again? 	Anger 50 	You're fucking right, it won't. I ought to have you thrown out of town. In pieces. 	
 	Um... It won't happen again? 	Anger 15 	But my Marie is safe, Wernher's gone, and the city's got a bright future, so I'm feeling unusually forgiving. Consider yourself lucky. {Honestly thankful for his daughter's safety, and grudgingly accepting the player into the city} 	
 	What do you mean about the city's future? 	Happy 25 	Now that Marie's back, we have a chance at curing the disease that's been ravaging The Pitt since the bombs. 	
 	What do you mean about the city's future? 	Happy 50 	Without it killing our kids, we can grow like a real city. No more bringing in slaves. No more forced labor. Things can get better. 	
 	What do you mean about the city's future? 	Sad 15 	It's taken me a lot of work to rebuild this city. With your help, it's finally going to have a chance. {A little melancholy about the scourge - still feels responsible for the tragedy that befell the city back then.} 	
 	So, you're not going to kill me? 	Happy 25 	I probably should. Hell, I still might. But you got rid of Wernher, and things are looking good, so you're welcome in my city. For now. 	
 	So, you're not going to kill me? 	Anger 10 	As long as you stay in line, you're free to use the Mill's ammo press. But I recommend you head out of town before using the ammo itself. {Subtly threatening the player if they use ammo in town.} 	
 	So, you're not going to kill me? 	Happy 25 	And Sandra's made some progress with the radiation studies. You're not on her good side, but I'm sure she wouldn't mind testing it out on you. 	
 	So, how about my reward? 	Happy 50 	You've kept the city in one piece and put a stop to Wernher's plans. Yeah, I guess you've earned one. {Jokingly} 	
 	So, how about my reward? 	Happy 25 	As a full citizen of The Pitt, you'll have full access to the ammo press in the Mill. It's how I keep my soldiers well armed, so make good use of it. 	
 	So, how about my reward? 	Happy 50 	And I think Sandra's made some progress with the cure. So here's a little something to help with radiation. 	
 	Now that you have Marie back, please set the slaves free. 	Sad 50 	I wish I could, but you have to see things in the bigger picture. Without those workers, this city would fall apart. {Not happy that he has to keep people in forced labor} 	
 	Now that you have Marie back, please set the slaves free. 	Neutral 50 	The city's disease means we can't have kids, so slaves and recruits are the only way we get new people in the city. 	
 	Now that you have Marie back, please set the slaves free. 	Happy 50 	But some day, soon, we'll have a cure, and we won't need forced labor. The workers will be free, and the city can grow naturally. 	
 	Now that you have Marie back, please set the slaves free. 	Sad 25 	Thanks to what you've done, that day is coming. But until then, this is the only way the city can survive. 	
 	What's going to become of the workers? 	Sad 50 	Right now, nothing. Until we can reproduce a treatment from Marie, they'll have to keep working. Otherwise, this city falls apart. {Not happy that he has to keep people in forced labor} 	
 	What's going to become of the workers? 	Happy 50 	But once we do have a cure, things will be different. We won't need to kidnap people for our city. We'll be able to grow naturally. 	
 	What's going to become of the workers? 	Anger 25 	Until then, this is the way it has to be. It's just what has to be done. 	
 	I heard The Pitt was building an army. I'm here to join. 	Happy 50 	You heard right. And after a show like that, how could I refuse someone of your talents? 	
 	I heard The Pitt was building an army. I'm here to join. 	Happy 75 	While the rest of the world scrambles to survive, we have an army, industry, and thanks to a recent surprise, we've got no need to fear radiation. {Proud of his city and its bright prospects} 	
 	I heard The Pitt was building an army. I'm here to join. 	Anger 25 	But we do have a few loose ends that still need tied up. Tell me, do you know a man named Wernher? 	
 	It's complicated. How about we just say I'm new in town and looking for work? 	Neutral 50 	I understand. We've all got a past, and damn few of us have reason to be proud of it. 	
 	It's complicated. How about we just say I'm new in town and looking for work? 	Happy 25 	That's all behind you, now. In The Pitt, you'll be part of a growing army, a thriving industry, and maybe even witness to a cure for radiation. {Offering a tempting sales pitch} 	
 	It's complicated. How about we just say I'm new in town and looking for work? 	Anger 25 	But we aren't perfect, and sometimes the past comes back to haunt us. Tell me, do you know a man named Wernher? 	
 	I'm the badass who'll be running this place once I kill you. 	Happy 50 	I figured it'd be something like that. Goodbye, new blood. {Calmly signing the player's death warrant} 	
 	I'm the hero who's going to kill you and free the slaves! 	Happy 50 	I figured it'd be something like that. Goodbye, new blood. {Calmly signing the player's death warrant} 	
 	I'm just here to kill you and reap the rewards. 	Happy 50 	I figured it'd be something like that. Goodbye, new blood. {Calmly signing the player's death warrant} 	
 	Never heard of him. Why? <Lie.> 	Anger 50 	Wernher used to be my second-in-command, until he betrayed me. He was exiled to the slave pens, but he escaped not too long ago. {Speech Challenge (1930454888)} 	
 	Never heard of him. Why? <Lie.> 	Neutral 50 	I believe he's planning to strike at the city again, and may be working with the slaves to do it. {Speech Challenge (1930454888)} 	
 	Never heard of him. Why? <Lie.> 	Anger 10 	You've had a lot of contact with them, so maybe you can hunt him down and put an end to him. Do it, and I'll name you my lieutenant on the spot. {Speech Challenge (1930454888)} 	
 	I met the man, but he seemed like trouble, so I steered clear. <Lie.> 	Anger 50 	Then you know he's not to be trusted. He escaped after a failed coup, and I believe he's working with the slaves to plan a revolt. {Speech Challenge (1930454888)} 	
 	I met the man, but he seemed like trouble, so I steered clear. <Lie.> 	Anger 10 	You know the slaves, and you've met Wernher, so you're in a prime position to put an end to him. Do that, and I'll make you a lieutenant in my army. {Speech Challenge (1930454888)} 	
 	Yes, I do. He's the one who brought me here. 	Happy 50 	I appreciate your honesty. It's a rare virtue in this age. {pleased at the honesty.} 	
 	Yes, I do. He's the one who brought me here. 	Neutral 50 	Wernher was my lieutenant until he betrayed me and escaped justice. And if I know him, he brought you here to steal something very dear to the city. 	
 	Yes, I do. He's the one who brought me here. 	Anger 25 	Do you intend to follow through with his plan? Feel free to be honest. Please, don't be intimidated by the turret behind you. {appearing open and welcoming, while offering a lightly-veiled threat} 	
 	Sounds like a good deal. I'll track him down. 	Happy 75 	That's what I wanted to hear! You've got a bright future ahead of you in The Pitt, new blood. {Proud of the player for picking the winning side} 	
 	Sounds like a good deal. I'll track him down. 	Happy 50 	In fact, I'd like to let you in on a little secret, and show you the amazing advance that'll secure our place in the Wasteland. 	
 	Sounds like a good deal. I'll track him down. 	Happy 25 	Now, I think, would be a good time for you to meet the cure for yourself. Let's take a trip back to the lab, where Sandra can explain... {interrupted at end} 	
 	Thanks, but I've got other plans. 	Surprise 25	Ah, of course. Would these plans happen to involve stealing a precious little something from me? {Playing as if asking innocently - he knows what's up} 	
 	Thanks, but I've got other plans. 	Disgust 50 	Don't look so surprised. Your arrival was too convenient, and even if you never met Wernher, I'm sure he got someone to make you an offer. 	
 	Thanks, but I've got other plans. 	Happy 10 	It's okay, I get a lot of people trying to betray me. Part of the position, really. You can be honest with me. 	
 	Diary 1: To Marie 	Neutral 50 	Test, one, two. Looks like this thing's on. Marie, if you're there, this is your father speaking: Ishmael Ashur, sometimes called Lord of The Pitt. {Hesitates briefly at first, but gets into his stride, basically making a "video diary" for his newborn daughter, in case something happens to him.}	
 	Diary 1: To Marie 	Neutral 50 	Now, I hope you're hearing this ten years from now, sitting on my knee safe and sound. Right about now, I bet I'm looking pretty silly. 	
 	Diary 1: To Marie 	Neutral 50 	But things don't always work out the way we'd like. There are a lot of risks, including what your mother would do if she heard me talking like this. 	
 	Diary 1: To Marie 	Neutral 50 	And I'm not about to risk leaving you alone without knowing where you came from. These tapes are for you, so you can know who your father really was. 	
 	Diary 2: The Scourge 	Neutral 50 	Marie, the first thing you need to know is that I wasn't always the Lord of The Pitt. Long before I was a king, I was a scholar and a soldier. 	
 	Diary 2: The Scourge 	Neutral 50 	In fact, I was in the Brotherhood of Steel. You've probably heard about them. But you may not have heard what we did to this city: the Scourge. 	
 	Diary 2: The Scourge 	Neutral 50 	When we came here, The Pitt was just a breeding ground for Trogs, cannibals, and worse. Commander had us torch the place and take what we could. 	
 	Diary 2: The Scourge 	Neutral 50 	The Pitt had useful technology, but it was suicide to stay here. So when an explosion left me buried in the Mill, my brothers were sure I was dead. 	
 	Diary 2: The Scourge 	Neutral 50 	I don't blame them for leaving. I probably would have. We thought nothing could live in The Pitt. We were wrong. 	
 	Diary 3: The Mill 	Neutral 50 	Marie, you know those fights in the Mill's arena? Well, its first fight was when I woke up to someone pulling me out from a pile of rubble. 	
 	Diary 3: The Mill 	Neutral 50 	At first I thought it was my brothers pulling me to safety. Instead, it was a scavenger trying to steal my armor. She didn't get it. 	
 	Diary 3: The Mill 	Neutral 50 	But I learned she had a whole family of scavengers. They'd make raids into the city for gear from the Mill. And that gave me an idea. 	
 	Diary 3: The Mill 	Neutral 50 	This was the only working steel mill we'd ever seen. In a world of leftovers, it was a chance to build again. And that was worth any price. 	
 	Diary 3: The Mill 	Neutral 50 	The scavengers saw me as a god, so along with my Brotherhood know-how, it was easy to set up the basics. We started to build a city. 	
 	Diary 4: The Cure 	Neutral 50 	As word of a new settlement got out, the city started growing, and fast. When Raiders attacked, I'd kill the leader and recruit the rest. 	
 	Diary 4: The Cure 	Neutral 50 	I had to. The city's disease meant we couldn't have children, so recruiting was the only way to grow. And as we grew, the Mill needed more workers. 	
 	Diary 4: The Cure 	Neutral 50 	And, yes, that meant recruiting workers by force. I'm not proud of it, but it's the only way to keep the city supplied and armed. 	
 	Diary 4: The Cure 	Neutral 50 	But it was always a temporary solution, until our best scientist found a way to cure the city's epidemic. Sandra and I worked on it day and night. 	
 	Diary 4: The Cure 	Neutral 50 	And after one, particularly late night of work, we were blessed with a cure. It's the cure inside you, Marie. {Euphemism on "particularly late night of work" - when Marie was conceived} 	
 	Diary 4: The Cure 	Neutral 50 	Even now, we're doing everything we can to figure out how to share your gift with the city - while keeping you safe, of course! 	
 	Diary 4: The Cure 	Neutral 50 	So by the time you're old enough to hear this, you'll already be a hero. Congratulations, Marie. You've already saved us all. I knew you would. 	
 	So, what do I do now? 	Happy 50 	That's up to you. We'll keep working on the cure and keep the city running. You're free to come and go as you like. 	
 	So, what do I do now? 	Happy 25 	Of course, you can help out at the mill by collecting metal from the Steelyard. It'd help lighten the load on the workers. 	
 	So, what do I do now? 	Neutral 50 	And if you want to work on Sandra's good side, you can always bring her toys for Marie. It's a little thing, but it'd make a difference. 	
 	Guess it's time to kick back and live the life of luxury. 	Happy 50 	Sure if that's what you want. I'm sure Harris will keep pouring drinks down your throat, as long as you can afford them. 	
 	Guess it's time to kick back and live the life of luxury. 	Happy 25 	Or you can help out at the mill by collecting metal from the Steelyard. I'm sure the foreman would be glad to repay you for your work. 	
 	Guess it's time to kick back and live the life of luxury. 	Neutral 50 	And if you want to get on Sandra's good side, you can always bring her toys for Marie. It's a little thing, but it'd make a difference. 	
 	He made me an offer, but now that I know the score, I'm joining your side. 	Happy 50 	A wise decision, new blood. A very wise decision. It looks like Wernher underestimated you. 	
 	He made me an offer, but now that I know the score, I'm joining your side. 	Anger 50 	And he certainly didn't appreciate what I'd do to anyone that threatened our little discovery. {A flash of anger at anyone hurting his baby.} 	
 	He made me an offer, but now that I know the score, I'm joining your side. 	Happy 50 	Now, I think, would be a good time for you to meet the cure for yourself. Let's take a trip back to the lab, where Sandra can explain... {Interrupted at end.} 	
 	He said you had the key to ruling the city, and I'm here to collect. 	Happy 50 	That's an interesting way to put it. But yes, I suppose the city's future does rest squarely upon it. 	
 	He said you had the key to ruling the city, and I'm here to collect. 	Neutral 50 	Something tells me you won't want the responsibility that comes with it. 	
 	He said you had the key to ruling the city, and I'm here to collect. 	Neutral 50 	Now, someone of your character would be much better off if you just... {interrupted at the end.} 	
 	He said your discovery will free the slaves and cure them. How could I say no?	Neutral 50 	Easy enough. You could say no because he lied to you. 	
 	He said your discovery will free the slaves and cure them. How could I say no?	Happy 50 	My discovery is a miracle, but it isn't the type that sets slaves free. {Aware of the biblical reference} 	
 	He said your discovery will free the slaves and cure them. How could I say no?	Neutral 50 	Now, it would do a lot more good if you were to... {Interrupted at end.} 	
 	He wanted me to steal a valuable cure. I'm just in it for the caps. 	Happy 50 	Oh, it's valuable. I'd say there's nothing I care more about in the world. 	
 	He wanted me to steal a valuable cure. I'm just in it for the caps. 	Anger 50 	But Wernher doesn't truly appreciate everything it means to me, or to The Pitt. 	
 	He wanted me to steal a valuable cure. I'm just in it for the caps. 	Happy 25 	Now, if caps are all you want, I can make you a much better offer than that snake, and all you have to do is... {Interrupted at end} 	
 	I have no idea what you're talking about. 	Disgust 50 	Then that means you're either a liar or a moron. And neither one is a trait I like to see in my army. 	
 	I have no idea what you're talking about. 	Happy 50 	Care to try again? {Friendly, but dangerous} 	
 	GREETING 	Anger 50 	You kidnapped my daughter, fought my raiders, and gave the workers the ridiculous idea that they can free themselves. {Coldly furious} 	
 	GREETING 	Anger 25 	What do you have to say in your defense? 	
 	GREETING 	Happy 50 	I knew I could trust you, and I wasn't disappointed. Wernher's been stopped, the workers are returning to their rightful place. {Proud of the player's work} 	
 	GREETING 	Happy 25 	The Pitt has a bright future ahead of it, and so do you. 	
 	GREETING 	Happy 50 	Nice work in the hole, new blood. Knew you couldn't be one of our normal workers. 	
 	GREETING 	Anger 50 	So, that begs the question: who are you, and what are you doing in my city? {slightly menacing} 	
 	GREETING 	Anger 50 	Go find Wernher and put a stop to him. I've got a revolt to stomp down. 	
 	GREETING 	Happy 50 	You're a citizen of The Pitt, now. Doesn't sound like much, but wear that title with pride - it means you're part of something bigger than yourself. 	
 	GREETING 	Happy 50 	Well, if it isn't the champion of The Pitt. {Friendly} 	
 	GREETING 	Happy 50 	Always good to see you in town. {Friendly} 	
 	GREETING 	Happy 50 	How's life treating you, kid? 	
 	GREETING 	Anger 50 	Go away. 	
 	SpeechChallengeFailure 	Surprise 50	Is that so? My second-in-command Wernher betrays me, works with slaves to escape justice, and then you magically appear among the slaves in my city? {Obviously knows the player is lying.} 	
 	SpeechChallengeFailure 	Disgust 50 	Next you'll claim he didn't send you to steal from me. 	
 	SpeechChallengeFailure 	Anger 25 	I find that hard to believe. But you still managed to find him, and that's more than my men were able to do, so good work, I suppose. {Skeptical and grudging in the extreme} 	
 	SpeechChallengeFailure 	Happy 10 	And Marie is back safe and sound, which is what really matters. And you stopped Wernher, so I guess you can live. {Honestly happy his daughter is safe, and grudgingly pardoning the player} 	
 	SpeechChallengeFailure 	Anger 25 	If the city's future wasn't so bright, this would have gone a lot worse for you. 	
== Conversation ==
TOPIC	TOPIC TEXT / PROMPT 	EMOTION 	RESPONSE TEXT 	#
 	DLC01AshurCalledOutside2 	Anger 50 	Damnit, I'm on my way. {Speaking to intercom. Frustrated at being interrupted, but knows it's important} 	
 	DLC01AshurLeavingToPlayer	Neutral 25	Just head back and talk to Sandra. She'll explain all about the cure. Then you'll see why you have to put an end to Wernher. 	
 	DLC01AshurLeavingToPlayer	Anger 25 	I suggest you forget Wernher's offer, and consider mine: stop Wernher, and you'll have a bright future in The Pitt. Don't disappoint me, new blood. 	
 	DLC01AshurMarketSpeech01 	Neutral 50	Citizens of The Pitt, workers of Downtown, traders of Uptown, and all fierce souls who do what must be done! 	
 	DLC01AshurMarketSpeech01 	Neutral 50	I bring you good news! We stand at the dawn of a new golden age. Where others merely survive, we thrive! 	
 	DLC01AshurMarketSpeech01 	Neutral 50	Our industry is the envy of the Commonwealth! Our safety is the envy of the Capital Wastes! Our might is the envy of Ronto! 	
 	DLC01AshurMarketSpeech01 	Neutral 50	And while I have led your efforts, it has been by your own strength that you have earned all of the envy of the world. 	
 	DLC01AshurMarketSpeech01 	Neutral 50	They envy the steel shaped by the workers in our mills, and they envy the strength of our traders and raiders who wield that steel for The Pitt. 	
 	DLC01AshurMarketSpeech01 	Neutral 50	And most of all, they envy our victories in the struggle for freedom. Because, yes, freedom is what we all work towards. 	
 	DLC01AshurMarketSpeech01 	Neutral 50	Freedom from fear, freedom from disease, freedom to live as once we did before we were shackled by atomic fire! 	
 	DLC01AshurMarketSpeech01 	Neutral 50	And so, to celebrate this struggle, I ask my loyal workers: who among you is prepared to fight for your freedom? 	
 	DLC01AshurMarketSpeech01 	Neutral 50	Who among you will risk your life in the crucible to create a new life of freedom in Uptown? Who will take this rare chance to thrive? 	
 	DLC01AshurMarketSpeech03 	Neutral 50	Very well, Midea. If that is the will of the workers, then this man shall be their champion! 	
 	DLC01AshurMarketSpeech03 	Neutral 50	Very well, Midea. If that is the will of the workers, then this woman shall be their champion! 	
 	DLC01AshurMarketSpeech03 	Neutral 50	Sir, you carry not only the dream that workers can become free, but that we may all someday become truly free from the threats of our world. 	
 	DLC01AshurMarketSpeech03 	Neutral 50	Madam, you carry not only the dream that workers can become free, but that we may all someday become truly free from the threats of our world. 	
 	DLC01AshurMarketSpeech03 	Neutral 50	Prepare yourself, sir. And when you are ready to be forged anew, report to Faydra in the Steel Mill. 	
 	DLC01AshurMarketSpeech03 	Neutral 50	Prepare yourself, Madam. And when you are ready to be forged anew, report to Faydra in the Steel Mill. 	
 	DLC01AshurMarketSpeech03 	Neutral 50	The rest of you are dismissed. 	
 	DLC01ConfrontPlayer 	Anger 50 	I should have gunned you down long ag... what the hell is that?! {Furious, but interrupted by surprise ambush of Trogs} 	
 	DLC01Q3Scene02 	Neutral 50	And I'm telling you, I've got it covered. {In control, and calming a hotheaded subordinate} 	
 	DLC01Q3Scene03 	Neutral 50	I'll be with you, right after I maintain some order and dispense a little justice. {Friendly, but busy} 	
 	DLC01Q3Scene05 	Happy 25 	No, but I may heal the infirm later in the week. Time permitting, of course. {Calmly deflecting Krenshaw's joke} 	
 	DLC01Q3Scene07 	Anger 25 	Workers. {Interrupting and correcting Krenshaw's choice of words. Serious about the change of words} 	
 	DLC01Q3Scene09 	Anger 10 	We call them "workers." Helps with morale, reminds them they might earn their freedom, someday. {Explaining careful politics, and very serious about the issue} 	
 	DLC01Q3Scene11 	Anger 10 	All right, all right. Put your guards on alert, tell them to be on the lookout for anyone loitering too long downtown. {Getting down to important business} 	
 	DLC01Q3Scene12 	Anger 50 	And keep a watch on Midea at all times - anything big happens, it's bound to go through her. {Important business, talking about a dangerous insurgent} 	
 	DLC01Q3Scene13 	Anger 10 	Now, I've got a very important meeting with our new friend, so if anything big comes up, you use the intercom. {Wrapping up business, talking jokingly about meeting with the player}	
 	DLC01Q3Scene15 	Anger 10 	Okay, break's over. {Dismissing a subordinate to get to work} 	
 	DLC01SceneInterrupt 	Anger 25 	Not now. 	
 	DLC01SpeechAnnouncement 	Neutral 50	All workers report to the Square. All workers report to the Square. 	
 	I have to go now. 	Disgust 15	Don't let me keep you. 	
 	I have to go now. 	Happy 50 	Walk proud. You're an ambassador of The Pitt. 	
 	I have to go now. 	Happy 50 	Come back anytime. 	
 	I have to go now. 	Happy 50 	You're always welcome in The Pitt. 	
 	HELLO 	Neutral 50	It's about time we had a talk. {Stern, but approachable} 	
 	HELLO 	Anger 50 	Die, you bastard! {Stern, but approachable} 	
 	HELLO 	Happy 50 	Well, if it isn't our fearless champion. {Said in a relaxed, but non-insulting fashion} 	
 	HELLO 	Happy 50 	Hello, dear. Hope you're not spending all your time working. {With love, to his wife} 	
 	HELLO 	Happy 50 	We never seem to have any alone time anymore. {With love, to his wife} 	
 	HELLO 	Neutral 50	What is it? I'm a little busy right now. 	
 	HELLO 	Neutral 50	You have any idea how much work it takes to keep this city together? 	
 	HELLO 	Happy 50 	You'd be surprised how tough it is, being a king. {Said ironically, laughing at the idea of being a god-king.} 	
 	HELLO 	Happy 50 	Nobody's tried to shoot me today, so things are going pretty well. 	
 	HELLO 	Neutral 50	{Silence.} 	
Category:The Pitt dialogue files
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