RaulTejada.txt

== Topics ==
TOPIC 	TOPIC TEXT / PROMPT 	EMOTION 	RESPONSE TEXT 	#
 	You'll do fine. Farewell, mi amigo. 	Anger 50 	If by some chance you want to find me again, and if by some even greater chance coyotes haven't picked my bones clean, I'll be at my shack. 	
 	Actually, do you want to tag along with me? 	Happy 50 	Anything's better than staying here. Let's go. 	
 	Actually, do you want to tag along with me? 	Neutral 50 	Sorry boss, but as much as I'd like to risk getting killed by your side, you seem to already have some help. 	
 	It's okay by me. Enjoy your freedom. 	Sad 100 	Alrighty then, I'll just head out. Alone. By myself. Into the dangerous wastes. 	
 	FollowersAcknowledgeMyOrder 	Happy 50 	You're the boss, boss. 	
It's time for us to part ways. 	Raul, I think I need to head on without you. 	Surprise 50	Good call! I mean, if that's what you really want, boss. 	
On second thought, stick with me for a little longer.	On second thought, you've been pretty useful so far. Forget what I said. 	Disgust 50 	Your decisiveness is truly a wonder to behold, boss. 	
Yes, I'm sure. 	I think it's for the best. 	Sad 50 	That's why you're the boss. You always make the right decisions. I'll just head home. Home to my lonely, abandoned shack in the middle of nowhere. 	
I'd like you to go back to the Lucky 38 for now. 	It is. We'll meet up at the Lucky 38. 	Happy 50 	Hey, as long as you're not asking me to go back to Black Mountain, I'm a happy old man. 	
I think we should travel together. 	Come, Raul, adventure awaits! 	Neutral 50 	Sorry boss, but as much as I'd like to risk getting killed by your side, you seem to already have some help. 	
I think we should travel together. 	Come, Raul, adventure awaits! 	Pained 50 	Words cannot contain my excitement at the chance to throw myself headlong into danger with you again, boss. 	
 	Let's get going. 	Happy 50 	Right behind you, boss. 	
 	FollowersOverburdened 	Pained 50 	{Under heavy strain, being sarcastic} Hey, don't worry about it, boss. The decrepit old man can easily carry all your stuff for you. Really. 	
 	FollowersStealthing 	Pained 50 	Keeping quiet... unless my creaking knees give us away. 	
 	FollowersStealthing 	Disgust 50 	Sure, boss. The old man will crawl around in the dirt to keep hidden. 	
 	FollowersStealthing 	Pained 50 	This crouch-walking is hell on my back, boss. 	
 	FollowersStealthing 	Disgust 50 	Right, because a ghoul in a vaquero outfit is really going to blend in with the scenery. 	
 	Let's talk about your tactics. 	Disgust 50 	Oh, this should be good. I mean, what's on your mind, boss? 	
 	I want you to change your combat style. 	Surprise 50	In what way, boss? 	
 	I want you to attack enemies the moment you see them. 	Disgust 50 	Just like you said five minutes ago. Don't worry, boss, I got it. 	
 	I want you to attack enemies the moment you see them. 	Happy 50 	Shoot first, poke bodies later. Got it, boss. 	
 	Let's talk about something else. 	Happy 50 	Whatever you say, boss. 	
 	That's all. Let's get going. 	Happy 50 	You got it. 	
 	Switch to a melee weapon. 	Disgust 50 	Right. Got it. I'll just stop using this melee weapon and instead use a melee weapon. Good idea, boss. 	
 	Switch to a melee weapon. 	Fear 50 	Sure, I'll stop using my rather effective gun and switch to, ah, this piece of metal tubing here. Great plan, boss. 	
 	I want you not to attack enemies unless I've already engaged them. 	Disgust 50 	I'm already doing that. 	
 	I want you not to attack enemies unless I've already engaged them. 	Surprise 50	That's sounding dangerously close to a plan, boss. 	
 	I want you to use ranged weapons. 	Disgust 50 	You mean like the one I'm already using, boss? 	
 	I want you to use ranged weapons. 	Happy 50 	Sure thing, boss. 	
 	Let's talk about how close you're following me. 	Pained 50 	Am I stepping on your shoes or something, boss? 	
 	Stay close to me. 	Neutral 50 	Any closer and you'd need a Rad-Away, boss. 	
 	Stay close to me. 	Disgust 50 	Oh, I wouldn't dream of getting too far away, boss. 	
 	Your distance is good. Let's talk about something else. 	Disgust 50 	I'm always eager for more of your scintillating conversation, boss. 	
 	All right, you're good. Let's get out of here. 	Happy 50 	Right behind you, boss. 	
 	Keep your distance. Try to flank them. 	Surprise 50	You mean like the last time you told me to do that, boss? 	
 	Keep your distance. Try to flank them. 	Happy 50 	Got it. I'll be way back here, boss. 	
 	Enough about tactics. 	Surprise 50	Don't strain yourself, boss. 	
 	Let's trade equipment. 	Happy 50 	I'm sure you'll be fair and equitable, boss. 	
 	Let's trade equipment. 	Disgust 50 	I expect to be awed by your dizzying mercantile sense, boss. 	
 	Wait here. 	Disgust 50 	Okay, boss. I'll just wait here, alone, while my heavily armed companion goes out of earshot. I'm sure nothing will happen. 	
 	GREETING 	Disgust 50 	Charging a casino full of heavily-armed gangsters was a great idea, boss. Definitely not the kind of thing that could have gotten us both killed. 	
 	GREETING 	Disgust 50 	Not to worry, boss. I'm sure killing the boss of one of the Families will in no way lead to savage, bloody reprisals against you and your loved ones. 	
 	GREETING 	Disgust 50 	If we run, we might still catch Benny! Well, you might. I'll just be wheezing along behind you. 	
 	GREETING 	Disgust 50 	You really enjoy dragging me into situations where I get shot at, don't you boss? 	
 	GREETING 	Happy 50 	Ahh, overly-elaborate mob schemes to take over Vegas. Reminds me of the days before the War. 	
 	GREETING 	Fear 50 	{Hushed, slightly awed and actually not sarcastic for once} I can't believe we're allowed inside the Lucky 38. That place has been a legend since before the War.... 	
 	GREETING 	Happy 50 	Angry soldier robots with bazookas. I'm sure they'll be a good police force. 	
 	GREETING 	Disgust 50 	Maybe I'm just old and tired, but being locked in a cool, dark pod to sleep for a few centuries doesn't sound so bad. 	
 	GREETING 	Disgust 100	{Vaguely grossed out by seeing a guy's body explode} Eesh, boss. Just... eesh. 	
 	GREETING 	Happy 50 	Don't worry boss, I'm sure Caesar just wants to invite you over for coffee or something. That's all. 	
 	GREETING 	Pained 50 	Hey boss, that surgery reminded me of something: I got this funny lump right down here... think you could take a look at it? 	
 	GREETING 	Disgust 50 	I'm glad you decided to off one of the most powerful men in the Mojave. Life was getting boring anyways. Really. 	
 	GREETING 	Disgust 50 	Yeah, Caesar, let's give you brain surgery in a tent. That can't possibly go wrong. 	
 	GREETING 	Surprise 50	Caesar's death reminds me of an old saying. I can't quite remember it now, something like "sic semper tyrannosaurus." 	
 	GREETING 	Disgust 50 	Oh, good. Now there's an army of robots. You don't do things by halves, do you, boss? 	
 	GREETING 	Surprise 50	Did blowing up that vault serve a purpose, or do you just like explosions? 	
 	GREETING 	Sad 100 	{Pity} Those poor NCR soldiers... now where will they get their hookers and gambling? 	
 	GREETING 	Happy 50 	Be honest, you did it for the ticker-tape parades, huh boss? 	
 	GREETING 	Surprise 50	Don't worry, boss. I'll make sure your biography says you "heroically changed your mind" about killing the president, not "choked under pressure." 	
 	GREETING 	Fear 50 	Just to be clear, we're not planning to visit any NCR facilities, right boss? Like, ever again? 	
 	GREETING 	Disgust 50 	Well, the President's dead, but don't worry. History has shown that that sort of thing almost never leads to massive destabilizations or world wars. 	
 	GREETING 	Anger 50 	Never been a big fan of gangs like the Fiends, boss. I'm glad they're gone. 	
 	GREETING 	Sad 50 	The Khans didn't seem so bad to me, but what do I know? I was locked up in a cell by a crazy Nightkin for years. 	
 	GREETING 	Surprise 50	Do you often go toe-to-toe with guys dressed as tanks, boss? That might not be great for your life expectancy. 	
 	GREETING 	Disgust 100	I'm sure pissing off a ruthless warlord with a tribe of fanatically-devoted warriors was a good move. How could it not be? It was your idea. 	
 	GREETING 	Disgust 100	I'm sure pissing off a massive government with a huge army at its disposal was a good move. How could it not be? It was your idea. 	
 	GREETING 	Disgust 100	I'm sure pissing off the two most powerful factions in the Mojave was a good move. How could it not be? It was your idea. 	
 	GREETING 	Fear 50 	Don't worry, boss. I'm sure the sudden tension in the air is just... {desperately searching for an explanation} a thunderstorm? 	
 	GREETING 	Pained 50 	Okay, so maybe I was wrong about the thunderstorm thing. I admit it. 	
 	GREETING 	Fear 50 	{Quiet, somber, usual sarcasm replaced by seriousness} Looks like this is gonna be the big one, boss. If you're ready, I'm with you. 	
 	GREETING 	Happy 50 	What can I do for you, boss? 	
 	GREETING 	Anger 100 	Took you long enough. So, can I go now? 	
 	GREETING 	Happy 50 	I haven't heard a fresh batch of crazy coming out of the radio in a while. Does that mean I can leave? 	
 	GREETING 	Disgust 50 	Back again? Can I go this time, or do you have something else in mind? 	
 	GREETING 	Disgust 50 	Oh, it's you. You need something repaired or something? 	
 	PLAYER FIRE WEAPON 	Anger 50 	Uh, hate to criticize boss, but I'm not actually immortal. Just old. 	
 	PLAYER FIRE WEAPON 	Anger 50 	Come on, boss, I know I'm ugly, but I {emphasis} am on your side. 	
 	PLAYER FIRE WEAPON 	Anger 50 	If you want me to split, you could just say so. 	
 	PLAYER IN IRON SITES 	Fear 50 	You, uhh, you want to point that someplace else, boss? I got enough holes in me. 	
 	PLAYER IN IRON SITES 	Fear 50 	Boss, why are you looking at me that way? 	
 	PLAYER IN IRON SITES 	Fear 50 	I wouldn't mind this so much if it weren't for that maniacal gleam in your eye. 	
 	PLAYER LAY MINE 	Anger 50 	Oh, sure. Lay mines around the arthritic old man who doesn't see so good. Thanks, boss. 	
 	PLAYER LAY MINE 	Fear 50 	Do I hear beeping, boss? I think I hear beeping. 	
 	PLAYER LAY MINE 	Disgust 50 	Oh good. Mines. 	
 	PLAYER THROW GRENADE 	Anger 50 	Grenade! 	
 	You wanted to ask me something before, when we left Ranger Andy's. 	Sad 50 	Your memory is like a steel trap, boss. What do you think of guys like Ranger Andy? 	
 	RaulCorporalSterling 	Sad 50 	Got a second to talk, boss? 	
 	About your decision.... 	Neutral 50 	Yeah, boss? 	
 	RaulFestus 	Pained 50 	It's like looking into a mirror. A tacky, cowboy-festooned mirror. 	
 	RaulForlornHope 	Pained 50 	Eesh. These soldiers look how I feel, boss. 	
 	RaulHanlon 	Happy 50 	{Hanlon has just committe suicide} See, that's why you should retire before your brain goes. Oh. Sorry, boss. Bad choice of words. 	
 	RaulHeavyArmor 	Pained 50 	Eesh, boss, are you trying to destroy my knees even faster than nature? 	
 	RaulHeavyArmor 	Pained 50 	Oh, wearing this is not going to be good to me. 	
 	RaulHooverDam 	Anger 50 	I can't believe I'm about to do this, boss. If I buy it out there, I want twelve mariachi bands playing at my funeral. A medal might be nice, too. 	
 	RaulJacobstown 	Anger 50 	Just putting this out there, boss: if these Super mutants kidnap us and force us to fix toasters for them, it's on you. 	
 	You seemed like you wanted to say something about Loyal. 	Happy 50 	That Loyal guy. He's getting up there in years, but he still finds a way to make himself useful to his people. 	
 	You seemed like you wanted to say something about Loyal. 	Happy 75 	If you ask me, that's better than withering away all alone, or holding on to some faded piece of glory from your past. 	
 	RaulMakeBoomer 	Happy 50 	That's a good thing to see, huh boss? 	
 	RaulPvtHalford 	Happy 50 	Ah, he's young, boss. He'll bounce back. Unlike some of us. 	
 	I have some questions I'd like to ask you. 	Surprise 50	Questions, boss? You mean you don't know everything there is to know already? 	
 	RaulREPCON 	Fear 50 	Hey, I'm one of you! Don't eat me, eat the smoothskin! Oh, uh, sorry boss. 	
 	RaulRangerAndy 	Fear 50 	Hey boss, can I ask you something? 	
 	Can you repair some of my stuff? 	Happy 50 	You got the caps, I got the skills. 	
 	Can you repair some of my stuff? 	Disgust 50 	Sure, boss. I'd be happy to prolong my captivity and psychological abuse to tighten some lug nuts for you. 	
 	Can you repair some of my stuff? 	Disgust 50 	Sure, I'll just pull a toolbox out from behind a conveniently-placed rock and get to work. 	
 	RaulSearchlight 	Disgust 50 	I guess hunting down ghouls like wild animals is okay. I mean, they're probably going to die anyways, right boss? 	
 	Tell me about yourself. 	Happy 50 	Sure, boss. What do you want to know? 	
 	You wanted to say something about Corporal Sterling before? 	Sad 50 	Meeting Corporal Sterling, well... it kind of got me thinking. 	
 	You wanted to say something about Corporal Sterling before? 	Happy 50 	Here's a guy that's been beat all to hell, right? I mean, he could have retired from the service, but instead he signs back on and does what he can. 	
 	You wanted to say something about Corporal Sterling before? 	Pained 50 	You think he did the right thing? 	
 	Will you tell me some of your stories again? 	Happy 50 	That's what I love about you, boss, your firm belief that one day you'll actually remember things people tell you. What do you want to hear about? 	
 	RaulStory1 	Sad 50 	I grew up in a place called Hidalgo Ranch just outside Mexico City. It wasn't much, just a bit of farm with a house for three generations of Tejadas. 	
 	RaulStory1 	Anger 50 	I wasn't the best-behaved kid. I was quick with my hands, with a pistol or a wrench, and I wasn't afraid to get into fights over it. 	
 	RaulStory1 	Sad 50 	I never killed anybody, but I had my share of run-ins with the police. Mostly my family kept me in line. 	
 	RaulStory1 	Anger 50 	This was before the war. We were far enough away from Mexico City when the bombs fell that we missed the worst of it - but things got bad quick. 	
 	RaulStory2 	Sad 50 	After the fire, I knew my sister and I couldn't stay at Hidalgo Ranch anymore. The refugees still wanted me dead - they even put a bounty on me. 	
 	RaulStory2 	Pained 50 	I remember how scared Rafaela was. I told her if she came with me, we'd see the vaqueros - she used to love the rodeo, especially the trick riders. 	
 	RaulStory2 	Sad 50 	We figured maybe we could find help in Mexico City - we were young, we didn't know what had happened, really. We didn't understand about the bombs. 	
 	RaulStory3 	Sad 50 	I left everything when I left Mexico: my home, my family, my name - even my face. I know it's surprising, boss, but I wasn't always this handsome. 	
 	RaulStory3 	Anger 50 	As far as the world knew, I was Miguel, and I was okay with that. I headed north for a while, and ended up in Tuscon - not Two-Sun, by the way. 	
 	RaulStory3 	Happy 50 	Things were good there. Well, maybe not good, but better than Mexico City, anyways. I found myself a little shack and started fixing things. 	
 	RaulSweets 	Happy 50 	How'd you know I had a sweet tooth, boss? 	
 	RaulSweets 	Happy 50 	Ahh, sarsaparilla. That's just what this dry old throat needs. 	
 	RaulSweets 	Happy 50 	You're going to rot my teeth, boss. What's left of them, anyways. 	
 	RaulTabitha 	Fear 50 	That wig is going to haunt my nightmares. Seriously. 	
 	Can you tell me anything about Mr. House? 	Surprise 50	Just how old do you think I am, boss? Because I can pretty much guarantee I'm older than that. Let me tell you a story from before the Great War: 	
 	Can you tell me anything about Mr. House? 	Happy 50 	Everybody knew Robert House. He was a genius. A superstar. Founded RobCo at 22, dated Hollywood starlets, the works. They say he saved Las Vegas. 	
 	Can you tell me anything about Mr. House? 	Sad 50 	I was in Mexico City when the bombs dropped. Even from there, we could see House's defensive rockets shooting down the incoming missiles. 	
 	Can you tell me anything about Mr. House? 	Fear 50 	Everybody assumed he died in the War. Maybe he did. But his robots are still out there, roaming the Wastes. And now, a Mr. House rules New Vegas. 	
 	I'm looking for the man who shot me: he wears a checkered coat and carries a shiny pistol. Seen him?	Surprise 50	Sure, boss. I saw lots of guys like that while I was held prisoner by an insane supermutant in an isolated mountain fortress. Can you narrow it down? 	
 	Do you know anything about a goon named Benny? Wears a checkered coat, carries a big pistol? 	Surprise 50	Benny, huh? Sorry boss, doesn't ring a bell. Then again, my brain isn't as sharp as it used to be. 	
 	What's your take on the NCR? 	Sad 50 	They're all right, I suppose. Had a bit of tough going there at the beginning - you know their first town was nearly wiped out by raiders? 	
 	What's your take on the NCR? 	Happy 50 	Anyway, they've got their good points and their bad, just like a lot of the old governments from before the War. 	
 	How do you feel about Caesar's Legion? 	Happy 50 	I don't really have a problem with them. People around here tend to see them as invading marauders planning to burn and pillage the countryside. 	
 	How do you feel about Caesar's Legion? 	Anger 50 	But I've been to Arizona, boss. Before the Legion, it was a nasty place, so thick with raiders you couldn't trade with a town two miles up the road. 	
 	How do you feel about Caesar's Legion? 	Anger 50 	Caesar's laws aren't nice, and their actions aren't always pretty. But then, neither am I, but you keep me around. 	
 	Tell me about New Vegas. 	Happy 50 	It's big, it's bright, and it's one of the biggest cities still left from before the War. Well, mostly, anyway. 	
 	Tell me about New Vegas. 	Anger 50 	Used to be just a curiosity. The buildings were pre-War, but it was just as full of raiders and barbarian tribes as anyplace else. 	
 	Tell me about New Vegas. 	Disgust 50 	Then Mr. House took over, got the power turned back on, and got the tribes reformed into something civilized. Now they run his casinos for him. 	
 	I had some other questions. 	Disgust 50 	You're a veritable guyser of curiosity, boss. 	
 	Let's talk about something else. 	Happy 50 	Anything to hold your attention, boss. 	
 	That's all I wanted to know. We'll talk more later. 	Happy 50 	Anything you say, boss. 	
 	You're being sarcastic, aren't you? 	Happy 50 	Just a little bit, boss. No, I haven't seen him. Sounds like a city slicker, though. Might try looking on the Strip. 	
 	You're being sarcastic, aren't you? 	Sad 50 	You know what, boss, that's my fault for using sarcasm. No, I haven't seen him. Sounds like a city slicker, though. Might try looking on the Strip. 	
 	Who are you? 	Happy 50 	Name's Raul. Raul Alfonso Tejada. I'm the mechanic around here. 	
 	Who are you? 	Surprise 50	You forget about me already, boss? You sure you didn't take a blow to the head or something? 	
 	Who are you? 	Anger 50 	My name is Raul Alfonso Tejada. 	
 	Who are you? 	Anger 50 	I'm starting to think you haven't been paying attention, boss. 	
 	Who are you? 	Happy 50 	Raul Alfonso Tejada, former gunslinger and sole survivor of Hidalgo Ranch, at your service. 	
 	Who are you? 	Happy 50 	Always happy to repeat myself for you, boss. 	
 	Who are you? 	Pained 50 	Raul Alfonso Tejada, former gunslinger, sole survivor of Hidalgo Ranch, and ghost of Mexico City at your service. 	
 	Who are you? 	Happy 50 	Always happy to repeat myself for you, boss. 	
 	Who are you? 	Anger 50 	Raul Alfonso Tejada, aka Old Miguel, former gunslinger, sole survivor of Hidalgo Ranch, and ghost of Mexico City at your service. 	
 	You can't seriously think they're the same Mr. House. 	Fear 50 	Maybe not. Maybe the new guy is just a clever raider chief with a knowledge of history. 	
 	You can't seriously think they're the same Mr. House. 	Fear 75 	{Slightly ominous} Maybe he just left instructions for his robots to carry out in his name. 	
 	You can't seriously think they're the same Mr. House. 	Fear 100 	{growing more ominous} Or maybe Robert House uploaded his brain pattern into a computer and rules to this day, a godless, soulless machine-god! 	
 	You can't seriously think they're the same Mr. House. 	Happy 50 	{Back to normal} Or maybe the whole thing's a crazy coincidence. Who knows? 	
 	Maybe there's a connection. Can you remember anything else about Robert House? 	Fear 50 	I remember there were some weird stories about him, especially near the end. 	
 	Maybe there's a connection. Can you remember anything else about Robert House? 	Disgust 50 	There was a tell-all in El Periodico de las Aburridas by a starlet House dated. She said they never, um... don't make me spell it out, boss. 	
 	Maybe there's a connection. Can you remember anything else about Robert House? 	Disgust 50 	Anyway, she said all he wanted to do was scan her brain and make her dress up in different outfits. 	
 	That's sickening. 	Happy 50 	It was quite the scandal, at least in the Latin-American tabloid journalism market. 	
 	Where are you from? 	Sad 50 	I was born just outside Mexico City. My family had a little ranch there. 	
 	Where are you from? 	Sad 50 	I was born just outside Mexico City. My family had a little ranch there. After they died, I took my little sister, my Rafaela, to Mexico City. 	
 	Where are you from? 	Pained 50 	We lived there a while, then I moved on and ended up here. I'd rather not talk about it any more. 	
 	Where are you from? 	Sad 50 	I was born just outside Mexico City. My family had a little ranch there. After they died, I took my little sister, my Rafaela, to Mexico City. 	
 	Where are you from? 	Pained 50 	She died there, so I moved on. I came across an old Petro-Chico refinery, found "Miguel's" jumpsuit, and decided to hang up the guns for good. 	
 	Where are you from? 	Sad 50 	I was born just outside Mexico City. My family had a little ranch there. After they died, I took my little sister, my Rafaela, to Mexico City. 	
 	Where are you from? 	Pained 50 	She died there, so I moved on. I came across an old Petro-Chico refinery, found "Miguel's" jumpsuit, and decided to hang up the guns for good. 	
 	Where are you from? 	Anger 50 	I headed up into Tuscon and lived there as Old Miguel for a while. Things were okay, then they got bad, and I headed west to the Mojave. 	
 	Where are you from? 	Sad 50 	And that, boss, is all she wrote. 	
 	How old are you? 	Sad 50 	Old enough to know better, boss. Old enough to know better. 	
 	How old are you? 	Surprise 50	I was born in 2047, boss. If you do the math on that, I'm sure you'll get within a decade or so. 	
 	What's "Petro-Chico?" 	Surprise 50	You never heard of Petro-Chico, un Amigo de Poseidon Energy? Ah, of course not. They were an oil company in Mexico, back before the War. 	
 	Where'd you get that Vaquero outfit? 	Happy 50 	I found it in a costume shop. It was sort of my calling card, you know? "Raul the Ghoul, the zombie vaquero of Mexico City." 	
 	How'd you end up at Black Mountain? 	Surprise 50	Well, boss, when a giant, insane Super mutant asks you to stay put, you do what you're told. Well, maybe you don't, but I'm just a broke down old man. 	
 	Then why does your jumpsuit say "Miguel?" 	Anger 50 	Probably because it used to be Miguel's. 	
 	Anything else you want to share? 	Anger 50 	Boss, usually when somebody gives you a name and nothing else, it's because that's all they want to give you. 	
 	But how did Tabitha find you in the first place? 	Anger 50 	Ah, it's stupid, boss. I used to listen to the radio broadcasts, just to pass the time. 	
 	But how did Tabitha find you in the first place? 	Happy 50 	Well, one day the signal stops, so I figured I'd try to find transmitter. I'm a pretty good repairman, or I was before the eyes started to go. 	
 	But how did Tabitha find you in the first place? 	Anger 50 	Anyway, I found Black Mountain and offered my services, but Tabitha decided I was useful enough to keep around. Permanently. 	
 	How can I make the best use of your skills? 	Sad 50 	I'm not much use besides being a portable encyclopedia, really. I guess you could use me as a pack brahmin, but my knees aren't so good any more. 	
 	How can I make the best use of your skills? 	Happy 50 	I'm still half-decent with a pistol. Not fantastic, but good enough. These old bones aren't much use in hand-to-hand fighting, though. 	
 	How can I make the best use of your skills? 	Happy 50 	I can keep your gear in good working order, too. If you notice your stuff takes a lot longer to break, well, you can thank me with a sarsaparilla. 	
 	How can I make the best use of your skills? 	Happy 50 	Felt good to put the old vaquero outfit on again. I feel a lot sharper with a pistol now. Still wouldn't put these old bones on the front lines. 	
 	How can I make the best use of your skills? 	Happy 50 	I can also do maintenance work on your stuff - I don't have the supplies for a real repair job, but I can keep your gear working longer. 	
 	I don't believe that, you must have some skills. 	Pained 50 	That's nice of you to say, boss, but I'm an old man. Not much use to anybody any more. 	
 	I don't believe that, you must have some skills. 	Happy 50 	Time was, I was a pretty good shot with a pistol. I guess I'm still half-decent. These old bones aren't much use in hand-to-hand fighting, though. 	
 	I don't believe that, you must have some skills. 	Happy 50 	I can also do maintenance work on your stuff - I don't have the supplies for a real repair job, but I can keep your gear working longer. 	
 	What use are you to me, then? 	Pained 50 	I sort of figured you had your own reasons for keeping me around, boss. 	
 	Can you still repair my equipment? 	Surprise 50	I don't have the supplies for a real repair job, but I can do some routine maintenance to keep your gear working longer. 	
 	Can you still repair my equipment? 	Happy 50 	It won't exactly get better, but it'll get worse slower. 	
 	I want to ask you something else about yourself. 	Happy 50 	I'm an open book, boss. Granted, the book's in Spanish and some of the pages have fallen out, but I'm an open book. 	
 	Sure, what's on your mind? 	Sad 50 	What do you think of guys like Ranger Andy? 	
 	I'd really rather you didn't. 	Disgust 50 	Sure, boss. I'm sure you've got a lot to think about. 	
 	Maybe later, okay? 	Disgust 50 	Yeah, okay, boss. Take your time. Not like I'm a decrepit old man who might keel over dead any minute. 	
 	What do you mean, guys like Ranger Andy? 	Sad 50 	I mean guys who have a world of experience doing what they do, but have to give it up because they're getting old and slow, or too injured. 	
 	I think he's a hero of the NCR. 	Sad 50 	That wasn't what I meant, really. 	
 	Even after a crippling injury, a guy like Andy's tougher and more dangerous than most men alive. 	Happy 50 	Maybe... yeah. I guess you've got a point there. 	
 	I think it's good that he's retired. Out of sight, out of mind. 	Sad 50 	Yeah, I suppose you're right. Guys like us can't compete any more. 	
 	Guys like us? 	Surprise 50	Did I say us? I meant "him." Guess my eyesight isn't the only thing that's going. 	
 	Don't waste my time with your reminiscing, Raul. 	Disgust 50 	Whatever you say, boss. I'll just stay back here and be quiet in case you have a sudden flash of brilliance you need to share. 	
 	Just because someone's crippled doesn't mean they're useless. All that experience is invaluable. 	Happy 50 	Yeah, I suppose he could still teach, take a less-active role in the world. That's not so bad. 	
 	He didn't have to give it up, he's just scared he doesn't have what it takes anymore. 	Pained 50 	Maybe, but what if he really doesn't have it? 	
 	Are you talking about Andy, or yourself? 	Sad 50 	A little of both, I guess. 	
 	Sure, what's on your mind? 	Happy 50 	Meeting Corporal Sterling, well... it kind of got me thinking. 	
 	Sure, what's on your mind? 	Happy 50 	Here's a guy that's been beat all to hell, right? I mean, he could have retired from the service, but instead he signs back on and does what he can. 	
 	Sure, what's on your mind? 	Sad 50 	You think he did the right thing? 	
 	Not now, Raul. 	Disgust 50 	Okay, boss. When you feel like availing yourself of my centuries of experience, you know where I'll be. 	
 	I don't have time for your useless chatter. 	Disgust 50 	Sure, boss. I know you've got a lot on your mind, what with all that wandering the empty desert wastes. 	
 	I think it's good that he's so devoted to his duty. More people should act that way. 	Disgust 50 	You think so, boss? Because I remember a time when a lot of people stuck to their duty no matter what. 	
 	I think it's good that he's so devoted to his duty. More people should act that way. 	Anger 50 	It ended with nuclear bombs falling on my hometown. 	
 	The NCR put a lot of time and money into his training. He owes it to them to use it however he can. 	Sad 50 	Even if he can't use them any more? Isn't that like asking you to come up with one of your brilliant schemes after suffering a crippling head wound? 	
 	The NCR put a lot of time and money into his training. He owes it to them to use it however he can. 	Pained 50 	Err, another one, I mean? 	
 	With those injuries, he's nothing but a drain on resources. He should retire. 	Anger 50 	That's what I love about you, boss; the pity you show for the less fortunate than you. 	
 	It might seem harsh, but a soldier can't do his job properly with those limitations. 	Happy 50 	You're preaching to the choir here, boss. Once a man's prime is behind him, he should let it go. 	
 	Why do I get the impression this is more personal to you? 	Sad 50 	I guess it reminds me of my own life. 	
 	It sounds like maybe you're talking about yourself there, Raul. 	Pained 50 	It's a question I've asked myself often enough. 	
 	Why do you care so much, anyways? 	Sad 50 	He reminds me of me in some ways. 	
 	We're not just talking about Ranger Andy, are we? 	Sad 50 	Not really, boss, no. 	
 	Is that what you did? 	Surprise 50	Would it surprise you to know I used to be a gunslinging adventurer? 	
 	What are you talking about? 	Happy 50 	That Loyal guy. He's getting up there in years, but he still finds a way to make himself useful to his people. 	
 	What are you talking about? 	Sad 50 	If you ask me, that's better than withering away all alone, or holding on to some faded piece of glory from your past. 	
 	Can we discuss this another time? 	Disgust 50 	Sure, boss. Whenever's good for you - I've probably got three, maybe four months before I keel over. 	
 	Loyal's using his years of knowledge to help his tribe. I think that's a noble goal. 	Fear 50 	{A little uncertain} Yeah. That's what I thought, too. 	
 	What's on your mind? 	Sad 50 	Old history, boss. 	
 	At least he knew when to step back and start to take it easy. A lot of people don't. 	Sad 50 	Yeah, it beats dying alone in the Wasteland because you were too slow. 	
 	Is that something you're afraid of? 	Pained 50 	That fear has always been a part of my life. 	
 	I suppose if you're happy with that kind of life, it's not so bad. 	Sad 50 	Maybe... but what if you miss the old days, sometimes? 	
 	Are you talking about something from your own past? 	Pained 50 	A memory from a long time ago. 	
 	I don't really have time for this, Raul. Maybe later? 	Disgust 50 	Sure, boss. Whenever's good for you. 	
 	Go on. 	Sad 50 	Just a few days after Mexico City was vaporized, refugees started pouring down the road to our ranch. We helped who we could, but there were so many. 	
 	Go on. 	Fear 50 	Eventually, my father started turning people away before we ran out of food. Things got violent. My father and I got our guns, and we drove them off. 	
 	What happened then? 	Anger 50 	About two dozen men came back in the night, after we'd gone to sleep. They set fire to the ranch house and barred the doors from the outside. 	
 	What happened then? 	Anger 50 	My whole family was trapped inside. I smelled the smoke and got myself and my little sister, Rafaela, out though a window, but everyone else.... 	
 	What happened then? 	Sad 50 	My parents, my grandmother, my two brothers and two of my sisters all died. 	
 	What happened then? 	Sad 50 	Rafaela and I ran. We were pursued by some of the men who attacked our home, but I was always a good shot. 	
 	What happened then? 	Anger 50 	The ones who came after us, I killed. The rest, I left be. I had to take care of Rafaela, not throw my life away on revenge. 	
 	And you blame yourself for this? 	Pained 50 	Maybe. I don't know. All I know is that for all my skill with a pistol, I couldn't help them. 	
 	And you blame yourself for this? 	Sad 50 	Anyway, that was weighing on my mind. Thanks for letting me get it out in the open, boss. 	
 	You can't think it was your fault. No one could stand against a dozen armed men all alone. 	Sad 50 	I know that, boss. That's not what I'm getting at. I'm just getting sentimental in my old age. Anyways, forget it. Just wanted that off my chest. 	
 	Anyone stupid enough not to set a watch deserved what they got. 	Anger 50 	{angry, but more tired} Maybe we made a mistake. It was early on, we didn't know just how serious it was out there. 	
 	Anyone stupid enough not to set a watch deserved what they got. 	Disgust 50 	But to say they deserved it? What kind of devil are you, {sarcastic emphasis} boss? 	
 	Wasn't Mexico City basically annihilated in the Great War? 	Sad 50 	I don't think it was as hard hit as DC or Bakersfield, but it was bad enough. By the time we got there, the city was a radioactive ruin. 	
 	Wasn't Mexico City basically annihilated in the Great War? 	Anger 50 	Still, the city was full of looters, already forming into the beginnings of raider tribes. Crime was bad before the War, but now it was a nightmare. 	
 	Wasn't Mexico City basically annihilated in the Great War? 	Disgust 50 	We were living like scavengers, scraping by on what little food we could find, always looking for medicine for my burns. 	
 	Wasn't Mexico City basically annihilated in the Great War? 	Happy 50 	And then, of course, the radiation started to kick in, turning me into this handsome devil you see before you. 	
 	What do you mean, took me long enough? 	Disgust 100	Sorry. I assumed the only reason you'd fight past a horde of Super mutants and pick the lock on my cell is if you heard my cry for help on the radio. 	
 	What do you mean, took me long enough? 	Happy 100 	But maybe you're just sightseeing. So, since the door's open and all, can I go now? 	
 	Who are you? 	Happy 100 	Name's Raul. Raul Alfonso Tejada. I'm the mechanic around here. 	
 	Who are you? 	Surprise 50	You forget about me already, boss? You sure you didn't take a blow to the head or something? 	
 	Who are you? 	Anger 50 	My name is Raul Alfonso Tejada. Can I leave now, or did you want to ask me again in five minutes? 	
 	Fixing things? 	Happy 50 	Oh, sure, boss. I was always good at fixing things. Some I fixed for the town, some I fixed for other people, some I fixed just for the hell of it. 	
 	Fixing things? 	Happy 50 	It's a better way to use your hands than killing, and even then I wasn't getting any younger or faster. 	
 	Fixing things? 	Happy 50 	I lived there for a long time. Kept to myself, didn't get into any fights - hell, the only reason I even kept my guns oiled was professional pride. 	
 	Why aren't you still there, then? 	Anger 50 	Getting there, boss. I'd been in Tuscon - the locals can call it Two-Sun all they want, but it's Tuscon, dammit - about 75 years when she showed up. 	
 	Why aren't you still there, then? 	Happy 50 	Prettiest thing you ever saw, boss. Maybe it was just a trick of my senile brain, but I swear she looked just like my Rafaela. Her name was Claudia. 	
 	Why aren't you still there, then? 	Pained 50 	She ended up taking work at one of the brothels in town. I never went to her, of course - how could I? But I looked after her in my own way. 	
 	What happened with her? 	Sad 50 	This was a long time ago. Before Caesar's Legion pacified Arizona and brought the raider tribes to heel. 	
 	What happened with her? 	Anger 50 	A tribe came into Tuscon one day - more a gang, really. Dirty Dave and his six brothers. They were looking for bullets, and I sold some to them. 	
 	What happened with her? 	Pained 50 	I figured if I did that, they'd leave town before they tore it up too much. 	
 	But they didn't, did they? 	Anger 50 	No, boss. No they didn't. 	
 	But they didn't, did they? 	Anger 50 	As I was saying, I hoped they'd leave the town in peace. Instead, they decided to stop at Claudia's brothel to take the edge off. 	
 	But they didn't, did they? 	Pained 50 	I don't know which one of them got rowdy first, but by the time I heard the screams and got my guns, it was too late. 	
 	But they didn't, did they? 	Anger 50 	They'd shot up the brothel, killed four girls, and taken Claudia for their sport. 	
 	Did you rescue her? 	Anger 50 	I went after Dave and his brothers. They had a head start, but they slept nights. I didn't. Took me three days to catch up to them. 	
 	Did you rescue her? 	Pained 50 	Claudia was dead when I got there. They'd put a bullet in each of her eyes. I couldn't do anything except avenge her, just like Rafaela. 	
 	Did you rescue her? 	Anger 100 	I charged into the middle of their camp and started firing - two of them were dead before they knew I was there. The other five, though.... 	
 	Did you rescue her? 	Happy 50 	They shot the shit out of me. I would have died, I think, if I wasn't so full of rage. 	
 	How did you survive? 	Pained 50 	By being a meaner old cuss than the rest of them, boss. I wanted to keep living until they weren't, so I just kept shooting until they were all dead. 	
 	How did you survive? 	Sad 50 	I was in pretty bad shape in the end, though. I don't know how long I laid there with the sun baking me and the buzzards chomping at me. 	
 	How did you survive? 	Pained 50 	Eventually I got the strength to start moving. Some long time after that, I managed to drag my carcass back to town. 	
 	Really? 	Pained 100 	<Sigh.> No. No, boss, I'm, a prisoner of the crazy Super Mutant with the wig and the glasses. I was kind of hoping you were here to set me free. 	
 	Really? 	Happy 100 	But maybe I'm not a pretty enough damsel for that, huh? 	
 	What happened then? 	Disgust 50 	When I recovered - more or less, anyways - I left Tuscon and headed west. I ran into Tabitha at Black Mountain and, well, the rest you know. 	
 	What happened then? 	Pained 50 	I swore I was done with the gunslinging life - I was too old, too slow, and too beat up to protect anyone anymore. 	
 	What happened then? 	Surprise 50	I thought I was done forever... but after traveling with you, I realize I've always had my doubts. 	
 	What happened then? 	Disgust 50 	When I recovered - more or less, anyways - I left Tuscon and headed west. I ran into Tabitha at Black Mountain and, well, the rest you know. 	
 	What happened then? 	Sad 50 	I swore I was done with the gunslinging life - I was too old, too slow, and too beat up to protect anyone anymore. 	
 	What happened then? 	Pained 50 	After seeing what you go through, I think I made the right choice. So thanks for that, boss. 	
 	What happened then? 	Disgust 50 	When I recovered - more or less, anyways - I left Tuscon and headed west. I ran into Tabitha at Black Mountain and, well, the rest you know. 	
 	What happened then? 	Sad 50 	I swore I was done with the gunslinging life - I was too old, too slow, and too beat up to protect anyone anymore. 	
 	What happened then? 	Happy 50 	I thought I was done forever... but after traveling with you, I realize that was the wrong decision. So thanks for that, boss. 	
 	Doubts? About what? 	Pained 50 	About whether I still had what it took to carry my pistols proudly, to use them to do what's right. 	
 	Doubts? About what? 	Happy 50 	And now that I've been traveling with you for a while, you've made me realize that I can still do that. 	
 	Doubts? About what? 	Happy 50 	Maybe I'm not as tough as I used to be, but my brains can make up for that, and my hands are still quick enough. It's time to put the guns back on. 	
 	Doubts? About what? 	Sad 50 	About whether I'm really too old to keep living the life of a gunslinger after all. And after seeing what you go through, boss, I think I am. 	
 	Doubts? About what? 	Pained 50 	From now on, I'll let you deal with the fighting and stick to keeping your gear working. I don't want to slow you down more than I already do. 	
 	I think that's a great idea, Raul, and I hope you'll put them to good use with me. 	Happy 50 	You can bet on that, boss. 	
 	If that's what you think is best, I won't stop you. 	Disgust 50 	Thanks, boss. I'd hate to think I was disappointing you with my life-altering decision. 	
 	I don't think that's a good idea. You should focus on your mechanical skills instead. 	Sad 50 	[SUCCEEDED] I suppose you're right, boss. These bones are too old for that kind of action. 	
 	I don't think that's a good idea. You should focus on your mechanical skills instead. 	Anger 50 	[FAILED] I'm sure you've got a lot of ideas, boss, but how about if you let me make this decision? 	
 	I don't think that's a good idea. You should focus on your mechanical skills instead. 	Sad 50 	Tell you what, I'll at least think about it for a while. Ask me about it again another time. 	
 	That's not true, Raul, you're great with a pistol. 	Happy 50 	[SUCCEEDED] You think so? Well... you're the boss. Okay, I'll give it a try. 	
 	That's not true, Raul, you're great with a pistol. 	Anger 50 	But if I get killed, and if there's an afterlife, I'll haunt your ass. 	
 	You're wrong. You can still fight, and you should take up your guns again. 	Anger 50 	[FAILED] I'm sure you've got a lot of ideas, boss, but how about if you let me make this decision? 	
 	You're wrong. You can still fight, and you should take up your guns again. 	Surprise 50	Tell you what, I'll at least think about it for a while. Ask me about it again another time. 	
 	We'll talk later. 	Surprise 50	Really? Thanks for the reminder, boss, I'd almost forgotten. 	
 	Sounds pretty bad. 	Happy 50 	You're a poet of understatement, boss. But there were moments it was almost worth it. I still remember finding that novelty costume shop. 	
 	Sounds pretty bad. 	Surprise 50	I was just looking for something I could slice up to wrap my burns when I saw the vaquero outfit hanging on the rack, like it hadn't been touched. 	
 	Sounds pretty bad. 	Happy 50 	I took it - not like anybody else needed it, you know? - and wore it back to our camp. Rafaela laughed for the first time since the bombs had fallen. 	
 	Wasn't it dangerous to be dressed so... noticably? 	Sad 50 	It was. I started to build up a legend. Sometimes it headed off trouble, but most of the time it just started more. 	
 	Wasn't it dangerous to be dressed so... noticably? 	Anger 50 	Young punks looking to prove themselves would come looking for me, but my eyes were sharp and my guns were quick. 	
 	Wasn't it dangerous to be dressed so... noticably? 	Pained 50 	For a whle it seemed like we might even survive there, until... until Rafaela. 	
 	Go on. What happened to Rafaela? 	Sad 50 	She went out to find some food one day. {digressing, maybe justifying to himself a little} I was sick, so I stayed at our camp. I guess it must have been the beginnings of radiation poisoning.	
 	Go on. What happened to Rafaela? 	Anger 50 	Anyway, it was supposed to be safe, but some raiders happened to pass through where she was scavenging. I won't speak of what they did to her. 	
 	Go on. What happened to Rafaela? 	Pained 50 	When I found her body, the only way to recognize her was this funny little scar on her knee from when she was a little girl. 	
 	That's terrible, Raul. 	Pained 50 	Terrible doesn't begin to cover it, boss. I'd let my whole family down - first the ranch, now Rafaela. I was the last Tejada. 	
 	That's terrible, Raul. 	Anger 50 	I guess maybe I went a little crazy then. I took my guns, and I went back to that market. I didn't have many bullets, but I had enough. 	
 	That's terrible, Raul. 	Sad 50 	After the raiders were dead, I salvaged what I could from the store. I was tired... I just wanted to be alone forever. 	
 	So what did you do? 	Sad 50 	I left Mexico City behind. I made my way out to the Gulf Coast, eventually I found an old Petro-Chico refinery nobody had claimed. 	
 	So what did you do? 	Pained 50 	I stayed there for a little while, and I thought a lot about my life. I thought about the guns I'd lived by and what they'd gotten me. 	
 	So what did you do? 	Anger 50 	I decided my guns hadn't gotten me anything, and it was time to give it up. I took off that old vaquero outfit, and put on a Petro-Chico jumpsuit. 	
 	So what did you do? 	Sad 50 	The name tag said "Miguel," so I started using the name myself. Eventually I made it to Arizona... but that's another story, boss. 	
 	Then why does your jumpsuit say "Miguel?" 	Anger 50 	Probably because it used to be Miguel's. Whoever he was. How about if you let me go, huh boss? 	
 	Very funny. 	Disgust 50 	Talk to me at my shack, I've at least got tools there. 	
 	Actually, hang out here for a while. 	Disgust 50 	Oh, sure thing. I haven't even remotely grown sick of staring at this place. 	
 	Lots of older people are still useful to their friends and communities. 	Anger 50 	Yeah? Maybe you can introduce them to me if we find them, because I've never met one. 	
 	VEndingRaul 	Neutral 50 	{Narrating} After a long and eventful life, Raul's luck finally ran out during his time with the Courier. 	
 	VEndingRaul 	Neutral 50 	{Narrating} Still grappling with self-doubt over his usefulness in the face of old age, Raul was never able to find peace with himself. 	
 	VEndingRaul 	Neutral 50 	Eventually, he left the Mojave and assumed a new name, as he had done so many times before. 	
 	VEndingRaul 	Neutral 50 	{Narrating} Invigorated by his travels with the Courier, Raul once more took up his guns in memory of his lost Rafaela. 	
 	VEndingRaul 	Neutral 50 	Soon after, the Mojave was filled with tales of the ghost-vaquero who hunts down those who prey on the weak. 	
 	VEndingRaul 	Neutral 50 	{Narrating} Convinced that his time as a gunslinger was past, Raul made peace with the idea of growing old. 	
 	VEndingRaul 	Neutral 50 	After traveling with the Courier for a time, he retired and settled down in Outer Vegas, where he would spend his days fixing ancient machinery. 	
== Conversation ==
TOPIC 	TOPIC TEXT / PROMPT 	EMOTION 	RESPONSE TEXT 	#
Goodbye.	Nothing else right now.	Happy 50 	Sure, boss. 	
 	Hello 	Pained 50 	Eesh, boss, are you trying to destroy my knees even faster than nature? 	
 	Hello 	Pained 50 	Oh, wearing this is not going to be good to me. 	
 	Hello 	Happy 50 	How'd you know I had a sweet tooth, boss? 	
 	Hello 	Happy 50 	Ahh, sarsaparilla. That's just what this dry old throat needs. 	
 	Hello 	Happy 50 	You're going to rot my teeth, boss. What's left of them, anyways. 	
 	RaulPvtEdwards 	Happy 50 	Cheer up, kid. It's not that bad. Sure, your skin rots off and you start to stink like a public toilet after Cinco de Mayo, but... umm.... 	
 	RaulPvtEdwards 	Happy 50 	Well, assuming you survive the radiation sickness, the lynch mobs, and the possibility of going feral, one day you'll get old and decrepit, like me.	
 	RaulPvtEdwards 	Surprise 50	What? Was it something I said? 	
== Combat ==
TOPIC	TOPIC TEXT / PROMPT	EMOTION 	RESPONSE TEXT 	#
 	AcceptYield 	Anger 50 	Okay. Well, I guess I can let it go this time. 	
 	ArmorIneffective 	Anger 10 	This armor's probably fine. The holes are cosmetic. 	
 	ArmorIneffective 	Anger 10 	This armor's beat up worse than me, boss. 	
 	Assault 	Anger 50 	Hey, not so rough, I break easy! 	
 	Assault 	Anger 50 	Knock it off! 	
 	Attack 	Sad 50 	Okay, I guess we're doing this. 	
 	Attack 	Anger 50 	Let's dance! 	
 	Attack 	Anger 50 	I've been doing this longer than you, pal! 	
 	AvoidThreat 	Anger 50 	Might want to watch it there, boss. 	
 	AvoidThreat 	Fear 50 	Yikes! 	
 	AvoidThreat 	Anger 50 	Watch it! 	
 	Death 	Neutral 50 	{Death Noise 3} 	
 	DeathResponse 	Anger 50 	Well, crap. 	
 	DeathResponse 	Anger 50 	Damn! 	
 	FireExplosive 	Anger 50 	Might want to watch the explosives, boss! 	
 	FireExplosive 	Anger 50 	Duck and cover! 	
 	Flee 	Fear 50 	This old man's retreating, boss! 	
 	Flee 	Disgust 50 	Yeah, I really don't want to be here right now. 	
 	Flee 	Anger 50 	Oh sure, make the old man run! 	
 	GuardTrespass 	Anger 50 	Just keep on moving. 	
 	GuardTrespass 	Anger 50 	I got my eye on you. Even if it doesn't see so good. 	
 	HealthHalf 	Anger 10 	Boss, the pain from my wounds is starting to outweigh the pain from my arthritis. 	
 	HealthHalf 	Anger 10 	Little help here, boss? 	
 	HealthHalf 	Anger 10 	Wouldn't say no to something to ease the pain. Granted that's usually the case, but right now especially. 	
 	HealthHalf 	Anger 10 	Hey boss, is my jaw still attached? Good. Can I get some help to keep it that way? 	
 	HealthQuarter 	Anger 10 	{Dying} These bones are about to give up the ghost, boss. 	
 	HealthQuarter 	Anger 10 	{Dying} Ahh, Rafaela... I'll see you soon. 	
 	HealthQuarter 	Anger 10 	{Dying} Never thought I'd go out like this.... 	
 	Murder 	Surprise 50	Whoa! Whoa, whoa, whoa, boss, what the hell? 	
 	Murder 	Fear 50 	Boss, you really think that's a good idea? 	
 	Murder 	Disgust 50 	Oh, good, the boss is murdering people now. Excellent. 	
 	MurderNoCrime 	Disgust 50 	Well, that sure is a dead body there, boss. 	
 	MurderNoCrime 	Disgust 50 	I'm sure that was a cleverly-planned act, boss, and not just random psychosis. 	
 	MurderNoCrime 	Pained 50 	That one won't be breathing any time soon. {Wince} Ouch. 	
 	NoAmmo 	Anger 10 	I'm all out, boss! 	
 	NoAmmo 	Anger 10 	I can throw the gun at 'em if you want, boss. 	
 	NoAmmo 	Anger 10 	Could I trouble you for some bullets, boss? 	
 	NoAmmo 	Anger 10 	You know those little lead things that fly really fast and hurt people? I need some. 	
 	Poison 	Anger 10 	{Poisoned} Well. This isn't good. Think I've been poisoned, boss. 	
 	Poison 	Anger 10 	{Poisoned} That one... had a little kick to it. The poisonous kind of kick. 	
 	Poison 	Anger 10 	{Poisoned} Boss, I got a poison situation here! 	
 	Regenerating 	Pained 50 	{Getting second wind} Ooh, that eases the aches. Not all of them, but some. 	
 	Regenerating 	Pained 50 	{Getting second wind} Ahh, that feels better. I might not die for a while yet. 	
 	Regenerating 	Pained 50 	{Getting second wind} Much better. 	
 	Steal 	Disgust 50 	<Sigh>Boss, if you just ask, I'll hand it to you. Probably. 	
 	Steal 	Surprise 50	Boss, why do my pants suddenly feel lighter? 	
 	Steal 	Disgust 50 	Look, boss, I appreciate you not making me carry that, but come on. 	
 	UsedDoctorBag 	Pained 50 	That makes me feel young again. No, wait, that's just the Med-X talking. 	
 	UsedDoctorBag 	Pained 50 	There. Now my limbs should stay attached a while longer. 	
 	UsedDoctorBag 	Pained 50 	That should fix the damage. 	
 	Wake 	Pained 50 	{Waking up from knockout, excited} Am I dead? Is this Heaven? {Flat} Oh. Hi boss. Guess not. 	
 	Wake 	Pained 100 	{Waking up from knockout} Oof. Boss, take a look around and see if any of my parts are lying around, huh? 	
 	Wake 	Surprise 50	{Waking up from knockout} I've woken up worse places. Not many, though. 	
 	Wake 	Fear 50 	{Waking up from knockout, panicking} Gah! Petro-Chico Boy! Petro-Chico Boy is here for my chitlins! {Calm} Oh. Just a dream. {Soothing himself} Just a dream....	
 	WeaponBroke 	Anger 50 	What a piece of junk! 	
 	WeaponBroke 	Sad 60 	My weapon broke. Probably my fault. 	
 	WeaponBroke 	Anger 50 	You got a spare piece, boss, or do I have to break out the tubing? 	
 	WeaponIneffective 	Anger 50 	Well, this isn't doing much of anything. 	
 	WeaponIneffective 	Surprise 50	Not sure I'm having any impact here, boss. 	
 	WeaponIneffective 	Fear 50 	Boss, I'm having some... inadequacy issues here. Got a bigger gun I can borrow? 	
== Detection ==
TOPIC	TOPIC TEXT / PROMPT	EMOTION 	RESPONSE TEXT 	#
 	AlertIdle 	Neutral 50 	Hmm. 	
 	AlertIdle 	Anger 50 	I'm looking, I'm looking! 	
 	AlertIdle 	Fear 50 	Hope you're looking, boss, because I don't see so good. 	
 	AlertToCombat 	Anger 50 	Gotcha! 	
 	AlertToCombat 	Anger 50 	We got company, boss! 	
 	AlertToCombat 	Anger 50 	Guess my eyes weren't playing tricks after all! 	
 	AlertToNormal 	Sad 50 	Sorry, boss. Must be my glaucomas acting up again. 	
 	AlertToNormal 	Disgust 50 	If you say you saw something, I'm sure it was there. 	
 	AlertToNormal 	Anger 50 	Nothing here, boss. 	
 	CombatToLost 	Anger 50 	Oh, come on, don't make the old guy chase you! 	
 	CombatToLost 	Fear 50 	I can't see 'em! 	
 	CombatToLost 	Fear 50 	Boss, where'd he go? 	
 	CombatToNormal 	Surprise 50	Wow, I'm actually still alive. Who would have guessed? 	
 	CombatToNormal 	Disgust 50 	I'm sure our victory was purely thanks to your brilliant leadership, boss. 	
 	CombatToNormal 	Happy 50 	I guess old guys are tougher than we look, huh? 	
 	LostIdle 	Anger 50 	Still looking, boss. 	
 	LostIdle 	Surprise 50	Amazingly, they've still managed to outwit a half-blind arthritic ghoul. 	
 	LostIdle 	Anger 50 	Don't worry boss, you'll know if I find anything. 	
 	LostToCombat 	Anger 50 	There we go! 	
 	LostToCombat 	Disgust 50 	Couldn't even hide from a half-blind old ghoul. How embarassing for you. 	
 	LostToCombat 	Anger 50 	Got 'em, boss! 	
 	LostToNormal 	Surprise 50	Maybe they just... went home, huh boss? 	
 	LostToNormal 	Anger 50 	I got nothing, here. 	
 	LostToNormal 	Happy 50 	Doubtless they ran away in sheer terror of the mighty Raul! Oh, and you too, boss. 	
 	NormalToAlert 	Anger 50 	Boss, if {emphasis} I heard something, you {emphasis} really should have heard something. 	
 	NormalToAlert 	Fear 50 	I think we got company. 	
 	NormalToAlert 	Fear 50 	{Cautious, unsure if someone's out there} Hello...? 	
 	StartCombat 	Anger 50 	Get 'em, boss! I mean, if that fits with your schedule. 	
 	StartCombat 	Surprise 50	Don't worry, boss, with my cataracts you only sort of look like the bad guys. 	
 	StartCombat 	Pained 50 	Yeah, yeah, time for more fighting, I know. 	
 	StartCombatResponse	Pained 50 	Sure, boss. You lead the charge, I'll follow as fast as my arthritic, rotting knees can carry me. 	
 	StartCombatResponse	Disgust 50 	You want to send an elderly, half-decrepit ghoul into combat? Your tactical brilliance is unmatched, boss.	
 	StartCombatResponse	Disgust 50 	Sure thing, boss. You betcha. 	
== Radio ==
TOPIC	TOPIC TEXT / PROMPT	EMOTION 	RESPONSE TEXT 	#
 	RadioBMSegment01 	Neutral 50	[Raul] Uh, either one works. 	
 	RadioBMSegment01 	Neutral 50	[Raul] I going to obey supreme Tabitha, claro, whatever she say. Just I feel so bad I die before I fix her special robot.	
 	RadioBMSegment02 	Neutral 50	[Raul] Hi, Tab - <catches himself> Rhonda. 	
 	RadioBMSegment02 	Neutral 50	[Raul] All I want is to make that special robot work again, you know? I give it my best. 	
 	RadioBMSegment12 	Neutral 50	{Raul singing in Spanish to himself for an extended time} 	
 	RadioBMSegment12 	Neutral 50	{Raul} Uh, I don't know. Did you hit that switch I, ah, keep telling you not to press? 	
== Miscellaneous ==
TOPIC	TOPIC TEXT / PROMPT	EMOTION 	RESPONSE TEXT 	#
 	ObserveCombat 	Surprise 50	I'm not touching that one with a ten-foot pole. 	
 	ObserveCombat 	Surprise 50	You can get involved if you want to, but I'll be over here.	
Category:Fallout: New Vegas dialogue files
ru:DialogueExportRaulTejada.txt
pt:RaulTejada.txt