Prickett's Fort curator/Dialogue

==TWZ13==
#	Scene 	Form ID	Response Text 	Script Notes
 	TWZ13_CuratorIntro	 	You must be from the Archeological Preservation team. 	
 	TWZ13_CuratorIntro	 	I have a real problem here. While building new outhouses, we discovered the remains of a civil war union soldier. 	
 	TWZ13_CuratorIntro	 	Although the body is highly irradiated and strangely fresh. It's almost like it died twenty years ago instead of 200. 	
 	TWZ13_CuratorIntro	 	Now I need you to properly inter the body in the Philippi Cemetery. And it needs to be done before our next reenactment. 	
 	 	 	I tell you, it's not right. Bodies shouldn't be popping up just anywhere. It's almost like a lot of people died recently.	
 	 	 	These bones are strangely well preserved, as if they were only a couple of decades old, but that can't be. 	
 	 	 	Those remains need a proper burial. Although they seem awfully fresh for a civil war soldier. 	
 	TWZ13EBSBranch 	 	Hello there. 	
==TW009==
#	Scene 	Form ID	Response Texts 	Script Notes
 	TW009IntroScene	 	You've come at the perfect time. We were just about to hold a re-enactment of the Battle of Prickett's Fort. 	
 	TW009IntroScene	 	Today we are running the Union defense of the fort from Confederate attackers. 	
 	TW009IntroScene	 	You'll be pleased to know that I've given them all real guns for extra realism. It's a nice touch, don't you think? 	
 	TW009IntroScene	 	When everyone is in the staging areas, I'll give the signal to begin the assault. 	
 	TW009IntroScene	 	Whichever team racks up the most kills get the best prizes. 	
 	 	 	The union camp is in the fort. The confederate camp is in the parking lot. 	
 	 	 	Each side has been reprogrammed to have fighting chants. Aren't they just wonderful? 	
 	 	 	I see you've chosen to side with the brave Union defenders. They usually get slaughtered to the man. Have fun! 	
 	 	 	I see you've chosen to side with the heroic Confederate attackers. They usually take heavy losses. Have fun! 	
 	 	 	Interesting fact about Prickett's Fort. The original was actually miles from here. 	
 	 	 	Sadly the original location was unavailable, so the reconstruction was placed here. 	
 	 	 	My apologies if I get your way. It really can't be helped if I'm to regale you with the history of Prickett's Fort. 	
 	 	 	Another fascinating tidbit is that the fort didn't actually look like this. 	
 	 	 	The builders of the fort used historical documentation that turned out to be almost pure fiction. 	
 	 	 	So Prickett's Fort is technically a representational frontier fort. It looks nothing like the real thing. 	
 	 	 	Speaking of frontier forts, Prickett's fort never saw action in the Civil War. It was built strictly to defend settlers from natives.	
 	 	 	Civil War re-enactments are so much more exciting, so we decided to stage a representational battle here. 	
 	 	 	This re-enactment has nothing to do with real history, but it sure is fun. Of course cleaning up the blood and oil is not much fun. 	
 	 	 	Civil war re-enactments can be thirsty work. Why not get an ice cold Nuka-cola? 	
 	 	 	Speaking of the real thing, Nuka-cola is a real drink for people who are really thristy. 	
 	 	 	You want to be a Confederate soldier? Then get up there and take that fort. 	
 	 	 	Confederate forces are mustering in the parking lot. 	
 	 	 	You want to be a Union soldier? Then get in there and defend that fort. 	
 	 	 	Union forces are mustering inside Prickett's Fort. 	
 	 	 	Oh! A visitor. I am the curator for Prickett's Fort. 	
 	TW009_Finale 	 	The Union was victorious! The fort has been saved! 	
 	TW009_Finale 	 	The Confederates were victorious! The fort is theirs! 	
 	TW009_Finale 	 	The two sides have battled to a draw. Well done both of you. 	
 	TW009_Finale 	 	Well that was a dud of a battle. No blood. No machine parts. No fun. 	
 	TW009_Finale 	 	If there ever had been a real civil war battle here, I'm sure it would have gone exactly like this. 	
 	TW009_Finale 	 	Now let's all go to the gift shop for ice cream and souvenirs! 	
==TWDialogue==
#	Dialog Topic	Form ID	Response Text 	Script Notes
 	 	 	Prickett's Fort is a classic example of a frontier fort. 	
 	 	 	Of course the real Prickett's Fort was located some miles away. When the railroads were built it was demolished. 	
 	 	 	I must also confess that the references used to reconstruct Prickett's Fort were later to discovered to be highly exaggerated.	
 	 	 	Prickett's Fort is fun for the whole family. 	
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