# | SCENE | DIALOGUE BEFORE | RESPONSE TEXT | DIALOGUE AFTER | ABXY |
4 | WRVRAnneAfterMS10 | | {impressed / Grateful} It was quite a feat to rescue Rex from those super mutants. | Player Default: I was just glad I got there in time. | A |
5 | Player Default: I was just glad I got there in time. | {Happy} So am I. Are you blushing? That's so adorable. | | A1a |
6 | Player Default: Rex was a fool. I should have left him to die there. | {disappointed / Apologetic} Rex is... Rex. This isn't the first time we've had to save him from himself. | | B1a |
7 | | {Grateful} We'll try to keep him safe from now on. | | B1b |
8 | Player Default: All in a days work for the hero of the Commonwealth. | {Sarcastic} My, aren't you the modest one. | | X1a |
9 | | {giving the player the brush off / Nervous} Well, we've got a radio play to write. | | X1b |
10 | | {disdain / Sarcastic} You probably have more important things to do. | | X1c |
11 | Player Default: So what do you do here? | {a touch of pride / Amused} I play all the women's roles in our plays. | | Y1a |
12 | | {you understand / Apologetic} I used to be a seamstress, but there isn't much call for costumes in a radio play. | Player Default: I was just glad I got there in time. | Y1b |
13 | Player Default: So what do you do here? | {Surprised} George? I don't think so. He's not my type. | | Y2a |
14 | WRVRAnneJoinWorkshop | | {Thinking} That does sound interesting. Okay, I'll do it. | | A1a |
15 | | {Happy} I think I'll enjoy making clothing again. | | A1b |
16 | | {Puzzled} What the hell are you talking about? | | A2a |
17 | WRVRAnneWorried | | {Worried} I'm worried about Rex. Those super mutants are so brutal. | Player Default: I'm sure he can handle himself. | A |
18 | Player Default: I'm sure he can handle himself. | {yeah right / Depressed} Rex? How would you know? You've never met him. | | A1a |
19 | | {Depressed} He's well intentioned, but he's a fool. A great, grand fool. | | A1b |
20 | Player Default: Forget him. He'll be dead soon. | {a cold anger, not a hot one / Angry} That's a cold thing to say. | | B1a |
21 | | {Defiant} Rex is my friend and mentor. I'm not going wash my hands of him just like that. | | B1b |
22 | Player Default: You don't know how this will turn out. | {hopeful / Nervous} I can only hope and pray that he somehow makes it out of this alive. | | X1a |
23 | Player Default: I suppose you want me to go help him? | {Grateful} Why thank you for offering. I'm ever so grateful. | Player Default: I'm sure he can handle himself. | Y1a |
24 | Player Default: I suppose you want me to go help him? | {remembering fondly / Amused} I used to make the costumes for our plays, back when we still put on live shows. | | Y2a |
25 | | {wistful for losing that opportunity / Concerned} But that became too dangerous. So now I'm just one of the actors in Rex's radio plays. | Player Default: I'm sure he can handle himself. | Y2b |
26 | Player Default: I suppose you want me to go help him? | {embarrassed / Apologetic} What? George? No. I'm mean he's nice enough and all, but no. | | Y3a |
27 | WRVRIntroScene | | {Worried} George. Rex is in trouble. Didn't you hear him on the radio? | George: For the tenth time, yes. | A1a |
28 | - | | I'm Anne Hargreaves. George and Rex and I run this radio station. | | |
29 | | We put on some wonderful radio plays. You should listen some time. | | |
30 | | {Worried} I wish you could meet Rex too, but he went and got himself in trouble. Again. | | |
31 | | I really should study my lines. | | |
32 | | Some fresh flowers would brighten this place up. | | |
33 | | Now where did I put my script. | | |