BoSProctorIngram.txt

 

	This is a transcript for dialogue with Proctor Ingram.

BoS201

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1	BoS204_01_IngramScene	PlayerVoiceFemale01: Here's your holotape, Proctor. Hope the data on that thing was worth it.	{Confident} Thanks.	Ingram: You know, it's good to see you're still in one piece. I wasn't sure what the interceptor would do to you.	A1a
2		Player Default: I wasn't worried. After all, I built the device myself.	{Confident} I have confidence in everything I build too, but that's because I'll only deal with technology that I understand.	Ingram: Speaking of technology I don't understand, I'll get this holotape to Proctor Quinlan.	A1a

BoS203

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3	-	Player Default: I'm not here for small talk.	{Irritated} Suit yourself.	Ingram: In the meantime, your mission to recruit Dr. Li still needs to be completed. I believe Elder Maxson gave you all of the details.	B1a

BoS204

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4	-		{MARK FOR RE-RECORD.} Come find me when you're done checking in with Maxson and Danse.		A
5			{Irritated} The Main Deck is off limits until the address is completed, Initiate.		A
6	-		{Irritated} I'm busy right now, Knight... and you have a mission to complete for Elder Maxson. I suggest you get back to work.		A
7		Player Default: It will, but we've got a lot of work ahead of us first.	{Confident} Come on, it's this way.		A1a
8		Ingram: Good luck, Knight.	{Irritated} Before we jump to conclusions, let's see what Quinlan's scribes can get off of it.		A1a
9			{Confident} I'm sure the Institute has all of their data heavily encrypted, so it's going to take some time to crack.		A1b
10			{Confident} After that, we'll have to see what we've got. There's no telling what we might have grabbed off their mainframe.	Ingram: In the meantime, I've got a new assignment for you.	A1c
11		Ingram: After that, we'll have to see what we've got. There's no telling what we might have grabbed off their mainframe.	{Confident} In the meantime, I've got a new assignment for you.	Ingram: So, I'll bet your eager to get your hands dirty on our new project. How much has Maxson told you about it?	A1a
12		Ingram: Thanks.	{Friendly} You know, it's good to see you're still in one piece. I wasn't sure what the interceptor would do to you.	Player Default: I wasn't worried. After all, I built the device myself.	A1a
13		Player Default: Hopefully, it'll reveal a weakness in their defenses.	{Concerned} That would be the best-case scenario.	Ingram: Before we jump to conclusions, let's see what Quinlan's scribes can get off of it.	A1a
14		Player Default: So we were just shooting in the dark?	{Irritated} It's the best we could come up with on such short notice.	Ingram: Before we jump to conclusions, let's see what Quinlan's scribes can get off of it.	B1a
15		Player Default: For all we know, that thing could be a recipe for "Deathclaw Surprise."	{Irritated} Well, it's the best we could do with such short notice.	Ingram: Before we jump to conclusions, let's see what Quinlan's scribes can get off of it.	X1a
16		Player Default: What do you hope to find on there?	{SinisterSmile} Whatever the Institute doesn't want anybody to know.	Ingram: Before we jump to conclusions, let's see what Quinlan's scribes can get off of it.	Y1a
17		Player Default: You mean being zapped into energy and then put back together again? Piece of cake.	{Irritated} You can make jokes all you want, but I wouldn't put so much faith in technology I didn't understand.	Ingram: Speaking of technology I don't understand, I'll get this holotape to Proctor Quinlan.	X1a
18		Player Default: You didn't expect me to survive the trip?	{Confident} A device like the Signal Interceptor is way out of my league.		Y1a
19			{Confident} I was hoping you'd make it, but I find it tough to have faith in technology I don't understand.	Ingram: Speaking of technology I don't understand, I'll get this holotape to Proctor Quinlan.	Y1b
20		Player Default: I have confidence in everything I build too, but that's because I'll only deal with technology that I understand.	{Confident} Speaking of technology I don't understand, I'll get this holotape to Proctor Quinlan.		A1a
21			{Confident} I'm dying to find out what's on it.	Player Default: Hopefully, it'll reveal a weakness in their defenses.	A1b
22		Ingram: After that, we'll have to see what we've got. There's no telling what we might have grabbed off their mainframe.	{Confident} In the meantime, your mission to recruit Dr. Li still needs to be completed. I believe Elder Maxson gave you all of the details.		A1a
23			{Friendly} Good luck, Knight.	Ingram: Before we jump to conclusions, let's see what Quinlan's scribes can get off of it.	A1b
24		Ingram: In the meantime, I've got a new assignment for you.	{Question} So, I'll bet your eager to get your hands dirty on our new project. How much has Maxson told you about it?	Player Default: Whatever it is, I'm sure it'll help us crush the Instutute.	A1a
25		Player Default: Whatever it is, I'm sure it'll help us crush the Instutute.	{Concerned} It will, but we've got a lot of work ahead of us first.	Ingram: Come on, it's this way.	A1a
26		Player Default: He didn't tell me anything.	{Confident} Makes sense. We've been trying to keep it under wraps until the time was right.	Ingram: Come on, it's this way.	B1a
27		Player Default: He seems to feel it's pretty important.	{Concerned} Important is an understatement. We're pouring every resource we have into this thing. I hope it's worth it.	Ingram: Come on, it's this way.	X1a
28		Player Default: Why all the secrecy?	{Concerned} We're pouring every resource we have into this thing and we can't risk tipping off the Institute.		Y1a
29			{Confident} For now, the fewer people that know about it, the better.	Ingram: Come on, it's this way.	Y1b
30	-		{Confident} Everyone is waiting for you to bring that holotape back. Don't let us down.		A
31			Remember to bring me that holotape as soon as you return from the Institute.		A
32			{Confident} Keep an eye open for technical documents for Quinlan while you're in the Institute.		A

BoS301

#	SCENE	DIALOGUE BEFORE	RESPONSE TEXT	DIALOGUE AFTER	ABXY
33	BoS301_01_IngramStage0010		{Question} So, I'll bet your eager to get your hands dirty on our new project. How much has Maxson told you about it?	Player Default: Whatever it is, I'm sure it'll help us crush the Instutute.	A
34		Player Default: Whatever it is, I'm sure it'll help us crush the Instutute.	{Confident} It will, but we've got a lot of work ahead of us first.	BoS301Ingram: Come on, it's this way.	A1a
35		Player Default: He didn't tell me anything.	{Confident} Makes sense. We've been trying to keep it under wraps until the time was right.	BoS301Ingram: Come on, it's this way.	B1a
36		Player Default: He seems to feel it's pretty important.	{Concerned} Important is an understatement. We're pouring every resource we have into this thing. I hope it's worth it.	BoS301Ingram: Come on, it's this way.	X1a
37		Player Default: Why all the secrecy?	{Concerned} We're pouring every resource we have into this thing. We can't risk tipping off the Institute.		Y1a
38			{Confident} For now, the fewer people that know about it, the better.	BoS301Ingram: Come on, it's this way.	Y1b
39		Player Default: It will, but we've got a lot of work ahead of us first.	{Friendly} Come on, it's this way.		A1a
40	BoS301_02_IngramStage0020		{re-record / Sarcastic} Unless you're as blind as a bat, I'm sure you've noticed that we've been building a gantry on the tarmac.	BoS301Ingram: Maxson and Kells have been looking for something that'll tip the balance when we go toe to toe with the Institute.	A1a
41		BoS301Ingram: Unless you're as blind as a bat, I'm sure you've noticed that we've been building a gantry on the tarmac.	{re-record / Confident} Maxson and Kells have been looking for something that'll tip the balance when we go toe to toe with the Institute.		A1a
42			{Concerned} Now the Prydwen might be a big beast, but she's not built for fighting.		A1b
43			{Confident} That's where our new project comes in.	BoS301Ingram: This storage bay full of parts is what's left of Liberty Prime.	A1c
44		BoS301Ingram: The Brotherhood used it in the Capital Wasteland as a weapon against the Enclave.	{Confident} It's the most advanced robot the Brotherhood has ever had at its disposal.	BoS301Ingram: Unfortunately, Liberty Prime was destroyed in the line of duty.	A1a
45		BoS301Ingram: It's the most advanced robot the Brotherhood has ever had at its disposal.	{Irritated} Unfortunately, Liberty Prime was destroyed in the line of duty.		A1a
46			{Irritated} I've spent the better part of the last few years piecing him back together.		A1b
47			{Sarcastic} And if you think that was easy, try rebuilding a Protectron while you're blindfolded.		A1c
48		BoS301Ingram: That's where our new project comes in.	{Confident} This storage bay full of parts is what's left of Liberty Prime.		A1a
49			{Confident} The Brotherhood used it in the Capital Wasteland as a weapon against the Enclave.	BoS301Ingram: It's the most advanced robot the Brotherhood has ever had at its disposal.	A1b
50	BoS301_03_IngramStage0030		{Confident} In order to get Liberty Prime fully operational, we're going to need your help.	Player Default: No problem. I'm sure this only looks worse than it actually is.	A
51			{sarcastic - playing is walking away / Sarcastic} Before you run off, maybe you should listen to your orders. This robot isn't going to build itself.		A1a
52		Player Default: No problem. I'm sure this only looks worse than it actually is.	{Impressed} Whew, I wish I had your confidence.		A1a
53			{Concerned} Because this is not going to be easy.	BoS301Ingram: Now... the good news is that we've got most of Prime's parts fully assembled.	A1b
54		Player Default: This is a waste of time.	{Irritated} This isn't a request, Knight.		B1a
55			{Irritated} Maxson put you on this project for a reason. I suggest you follow his orders to the letter.	BoS301Ingram: Now... the good news is that we've got most of Prime's parts fully assembled.	B1b
56		Player Default: It'll take a miracle to get this pile of junk operational.	{Sarcastic} You think he looks rough now? You should have seen him when I unsealed the salvage crates filled with his parts.	BoS301Ingram: Now... the good news is that we've got most of Prime's parts fully assembled.	X1a
57		Player Default: My help? I don't know a thing about robot repair.	{Confident} Why don't we leave the repairing to my scribes. You're going to be doing the legwork.	BoS301Ingram: Now... the good news is that we've got most of Prime's parts fully assembled.	Y1a
58		Player Default: Because this is not going to be easy.	{Confident} Now... the good news is that we've got most of Prime's parts fully assembled.		A1a
59			{Irritated} The bad news is that its going to take more than a few rivets and some spot welding to get them working again.	BoS301Ingram: The first problem is his CPU. It's fragile, and every time we try to feed power to it, it blows itself out.	A1b
60		BoS301Ingram: The bad news is that its going to take more than a few rivets and some spot welding to get them working again.	{Irritated} The first problem is his CPU. It's fragile, and every time we try to feed power to it, it blows itself out.	Player Default: There's got to be a way to solve that.	A1a
61		Player Default: There's got to be a way to solve that.	{Irritated} I do all the maintenance on the Prydwen, so you'd think it'd be a snap.	BoS301Ingram: As much as I hate to admit it, Prime's power systems are out of my league.	A1a
62		Player Default: That doesn't sound hard to fix.	{Sarcastic} Oh yeah, sure. I'll just run down to the local giant robot store and buy myself some "how-to" manuals.	BoS301Ingram: As much as I hate to admit it, Prime's power systems are out of my league.	B1a
63		Player Default: I assume you can fix that.	{Irritated} I wish it was that simple.		X1a
64			{Concerned} If this happened to one of the robots on the Prydwen, I'd just swap out its fusion pile.	BoS301Ingram: As much as I hate to admit it, Prime's power systems are out of my league.	X1b
65		Player Default: Why is the power blowing out his CPU?	{Confident} Liberty Prime has a highly complex power system.		Y1a
66			{InPain} A good deal of that system was damaged when he exploded, so I'm working in the dark trying to come up with parts on my own.	BoS301Ingram: Luckily, you were able to convince Doctor Madison Li to return to the Brotherhood.	Y1b
67		Player Default: I do all the maintenance on the Prydwen, so you'd think it'd be a snap.	{Irritated} As much as I hate to admit it, Prime's power systems are out of my league.	BoS301Ingram: Luckily, you were able to convince Doctor Madison Li to return to the Brotherhood.	A1a
68		BoS301Ingram: As much as I hate to admit it, Prime's power systems are out of my league.	{Grateful} Luckily, you were able to convince Doctor Madison Li to return to the Brotherhood.		A1a
69			{Confident} She was on the original build team for Liberty Prime a little over a decade ago.		A1b
70			{Irritated} I've already spoken to her, but she's reluctant to work on Prime for some reason.		A1c
71			{Confident} If you could get her down here to lend a hand with his power system, we can get the big guy moving.		A1d
72		BoS301Ingram: As much as I hate to admit it, Prime's power systems are out of my league.	{Confident} What we need is a robotics expert, and there's someone in Diamond City that fits the bill.		A2a
73			{Confident} Her name's Professor Scara. Locals say she's a wizard when it comes to fixing robots.		A2b
74			{Confident} Why don't you head over there and see if you can talk her into helping us.		A2c
75			{Confident} Oh, and take this with you.		A2d
76			{SinisterSmile} Once she sees one of those Cerebrofusion Adapters, I'm pretty sure she'll have a tough time saying no.		A2e
77			{Confident} In the meantime, I'll prep Prime's CPU and we'll see if we can't get the big guy moving.		A2f
78	BoS301_07_IngramStage0090		{Question} Well, things are off to a good start... isn't that right, Doctor?	BoS301Scara: You call this "a good start?"	A
79			{Question} Well, things are off to a good start... isn't that right, Professor?	BoS301Scara: You call this "a good start?"	A
80		BoS301Li: Good luck.	{Confident} Once you start building the actuators we need one for each limb, so you'll need to make a total of four.		A1a
81			{Confident} Good luck, Knight.		A1b
82		BoS301Scara: Here's a list of materials you'll need and the plans to make the actuators.	{Amused} Now before you get that look on your face, you'll be happy to know that we have plenty of the raw materials on that list right here at the airport.		A1a
83			{Confident} The only thing we need you to head out and find is a High-Powered Magnet.		A1b
84			{Confident} According to Proctor Quinlan, the best place to find one is in any of the ruined hospitals around the Commonwealth.		A1c
85			{Confident} We've already sent out a few teams to find the rest of the High-Powered Magnets you'll need. They should be back by the time you return.	BoS301Scara: Once you start building the actuators we need one for each limb, so you'll need to make a total of four.	A1d
86			{Irritated} Walking away from me isn't going to help Prime get built any faster.		A1a
87		BoS301Ingram: We're going to have to rip those out, construct a brand new system using electromagnets, and install them in his limbs.	{Confident} What we need you to do is to build the actuators for us.	BoS301Scara: All right, Ingram... enough with the school lessons.	A1a
88		Player Default: Sorry about that, Ingram.	{Friendly} Don't worry about it.		A1a
89			{Confident} We might be butting heads on a few issues, but I've dealt with worse.	BoS301Ingram: Besides, Scara's worth all the aggravation.	A1b
90		Player Default: Maybe I should teach her some manners.	{Confident} That's not necessary. She isn't going to be much good to us if she's lying in a hospital bed.	BoS301Ingram: Besides, Scara's worth all the aggravation.	B1a
91		Player Default: Maybe I should come back later.	{Friendly} It's fine, don't worry about it. We might not be the best of friends, but we'll get the job done.	BoS301Ingram: Besides, Scara's worth all the aggravation.	X1a
92		Player Default: Did we make a mistake asking her to help?	{Confident} No, don't worry about it. We might not be best buddies, but we'll get the job done.	BoS301Ingram: Besides, Scara's worth all the aggravation.	Y1a
93		Player Default: We might be butting heads on a few issues, but I've dealt with worse.	{Confident} Besides, Scara's worth all the aggravation.		A1a
94			{re-record (add "power") / Impressed} I've never seen someone so proficient with Prime's power systems. She's already saved us weeks, maybe months of work.		A1b
95			{Confident} In fact, we're ready for you to start building his Electromagnetic Actuators.	Player Default: Sure. Anything you need.	A1c
96		Player Default: We might be butting heads on a few issues, but I've dealt with worse.	{Confident} Besides, Doctor Li's worth all the aggravation.		A2a
97			{Impressed} We're working with one of Prime's original designers. I don't see it getting any better than that.		A2b
98			{Confident} In fact, since things are going so well, we're going to have you start building his Electromagnetic Actuators.	Player Default: Sure. Anything you need.	A2c
99		Player Default: Sure. Anything you need.	{Sarcastic} That's what I love about you.		A1a
100			{Sarcastic} You're ready to leap into action, and I bet you don't have the faintest idea what I'm talking about.	BoS301Ingram: The actuators are what allows Liberty Prime's arms and legs to move.	A1b
101		Player Default: You're acting like I know what those are.	{Amused} Oh, I know you haven't the faintest idea what I'm talking about. I just like watching you squirm.	BoS301Ingram: The actuators are what allows Liberty Prime's arms and legs to move.	B1a
102		Player Default: Makes sense. You'll need powerful electromagnets to get his arms and legs moving.	{surprised / Surprised} That's exactly right.		X1a
103			{Friendly} Well, well... you're full of surprises, aren't you.	BoS301Ingram: What we need you to do is to build the actuators for us.	X1b
104		Player Default: Makes sense. You'll need powerful electromagnets to get his arms and legs moving.	{Confident} I'd be surprised if you had.	BoS301Ingram: The actuators are what allows Liberty Prime's arms and legs to move.	X2a
105		Player Default: What do the actuators do?	{Confident} Pretty simple really.	BoS301Ingram: The actuators are what allows Liberty Prime's arms and legs to move.	Y1a
106		Player Default: You're ready to leap into action, and I bet you don't have the faintest idea what I'm talking about.	{Confident} The actuators are what allows Liberty Prime's arms and legs to move.		A1a
107			{Confident} Prime's new limbs are way too heavy for the simple hydraulic pistons he had in the past.		A1b
108			{Confident} We're going to have to rip those out, construct a brand new system using electromagnets, and install them in his limbs.	BoS301Ingram: What we need you to do is to build the actuators for us.	A1c
109		BoS301Li: Especially him. I don't want him anywhere near me while I work.	{Concerned} I don't know what you said to piss her off, but I'd steer clear of her if I were you.	Player Default: Sorry about that, Ingram.	A1a
110		BoS301Li: Especially him. I don't want him anywhere near me while I work.	{light sarcasm / Sarcastic} Charming, isn't she.	Player Default: Sorry about that, Ingram.	A2a
111		BoS301Scara: All right, Ingram... enough with the school lessons.	{Confident} Here, Doctor Li gave me a list of materials and the plans to build the actuators.	BoS301Ingram: Now before you get that look on your face, you'll be happy to know that we have plenty of the raw materials on that list right here at the airport.	A1a
112	BoS301_08_IngramStage0120		{Impressed} That's all four actuators... delivered and done. Nice work.	BoS301Li: Right on schedule.	A
113		BoS301Scara: I've finished restoring Prime's basic programming, but trying to explain to him why he can't walk is testing my patience.	{Confident} Well, as soon as my scribes get those actuators in place, we'll have his arms and legs installed in no time.	BoS301Ingram: Which brings me to your next assignment.	A1a
114		BoS301Ingram: Well, as soon as my scribes get those actuators in place, we'll have his arms and legs installed in no time.	{Confident} Which brings me to your next assignment.		A1a
115			{Confident} It won't be long before Prime can walk and talk, but he's missing one last important element... his nukes.		A1b
116			{Concerned} Without them, his offensive systems aren't operating at peak capacity.	Player Default: Shouldn't be a problem. Just tell me where they are.	A1c
117		Player Default: Shouldn't be a problem. Just tell me where they are.	{Concerned} I wish I could.	BoS301Ingram: Prime's bomb pack is fitted for Mark 28 Nuclear Bombs. The same type of bombs that were dropped from aircraft during the Great War.	A1a
118		Player Default: It's going to be impossible to find a stockpile big enough for him.	{Concerned} You might be right.	BoS301Ingram: Prime's bomb pack is fitted for Mark 28 Nuclear Bombs. The same type of bombs that were dropped from aircraft during the Great War.	B1a
119		Player Default: I'll run down to the Super-Duper Mart and pick some up.	{deadpan / Sarcastic} Cute.		X1a
120			{Concerned} I wish it was that simple.	BoS301Ingram: Prime's bomb pack is fitted for Mark 28 Nuclear Bombs. The same type of bombs that were dropped from aircraft during the Great War.	X1b
121		Player Default: What's Prime armed with?	{Confident} Prime has two weapon systems: his eye laser and his nuke pack.		Y1a
122			{Confident} The eye laser can target a hostile from hundreds of yards out and take it down with pinpoint accuracy.		Y1b
123			{Confident} His nukes are modified Mark 28 Nuclear Bombs. They used to drop the things from bombers during the war.		Y1c
124			{Confident} Just one of the nukes is equivalent to about three or four Fat Man shells. Basically, whatever it hits isn't getting up again.		Y1d
125			{Confident} His eye laser is almost ready to go, but without nukes to load into his pack, he's fighting at less than half his capability.	Player Default: Shouldn't be a problem. Just tell me where they are.	Y1e
126		Player Default: I wish I could.	{Confident} Prime's bomb pack is fitted for Mark 28 Nuclear Bombs. The same type of bombs that were dropped from aircraft during the Great War.		A1a
127			{Confident} The Commonwealth was a major staging area for the military's air force, so we assumed we wouldn't have trouble finding them.		A1b
128			{Irritated} But since we arrived, our scouting teams haven't located a single bomb.	BoS301Scara: Liberty Prime will be effective when we get him fully operational, but he'll lack the proper firepower needed to penetrate the Institute's defenses.	A1c
129		Player Default: She's right.	{Concerned} Of course she's right.	BoS301Ingram: But before you give up hope, there's actually a silver lining here.	A1a
130		Player Default: Maybe we can arm him with something else.	{Irritated} It'd take months or even years to install a new weapon system on Prime.		B1a
131			{Irritated} We're having a tough time making all the parts we need to get him running as it is.	BoS301Ingram: But before you give up hope, there's actually a silver lining here.	B1b
132		Player Default: Great... that's just great.	{Thinking} Well, hang on a second.	BoS301Ingram: But before you give up hope, there's actually a silver lining here.	X1a
133		Player Default: Can I build the nukes like I built the actuators?	{Confident} I could build you a thousand nuke casings right now, but we've got nothing to put inside them.		Y1a
134			{Confident} The Mark 28's have a specialized nuclear payload that requires the correct balance of fissile materials in order for them to detonate properly.		Y1b
135			{Sarcastic} In other words, I'd love to mix you a cocktail, but I'm all out of liquor.	BoS301Ingram: But before you give up hope, there's actually a silver lining here.	Y1c
136		Player Default: Of course she's right.	{Confident} But before you give up hope, there's actually a silver lining here.		A1a
137			{Confident} Proctor Quinlan has located some records regarding a military installation which was used as a nuclear weapon storage facility.		A1b
138			{Confident} We're fairly certain this included a stockpile of the Mark 28's.		A1c
139			{Confident} The catch is that the installation is located somewhere within the Glowing Sea.	Player Default: I'll head out there immediately.	A1d
140		Player Default: I'll head out there immediately.	{Confident} Good, because that's exactly what we're asking you to do.	BoS301Ingram: Scribe Haylen's established a communications point on the frontier of the Glowing Sea.	A1a
141		Player Default: Oh no. Not again.	{Amused} Yep... you better stock back up on the anti-radiation gear.	BoS301Ingram: Scribe Haylen's established a communications point on the frontier of the Glowing Sea.	B1a
142		Player Default: Sounds like that's our only option.	{Confident} Yep. I only wish I had better information for you, but that's all we have to go on.	BoS301Ingram: Scribe Haylen's established a communications point on the frontier of the Glowing Sea.	X1a
143		Player Default: What do you mean you're only "fairly certain." Are they in there or not?	{Irritated} The Glowing Sea is so heavily irradiated, it's giving us echoed readings and false positives.		Y1a
144			{Confident} We're just going to have to trust the records on this one.	BoS301Ingram: Scribe Haylen's established a communications point on the frontier of the Glowing Sea.	Y1b
145		Player Default: Good, because that's exactly what we're asking you to do.	{Confident} Scribe Haylen's established a communications point on the frontier of the Glowing Sea.		A1a
146			{Confident} I suggest you head out there first and establish a signal protocol with her so that the nukes can be airlifted out once you've located them.		A1b
147			{Friendly} Hopefully by the time you've returned, we'll be ready to wake Prime up and you can say hello.		A1c
148			{Friendly} Good luck, Knight.		A1d
149			{Irritated} Hey, where are you going? We're almost done with Prime.		A1a
150	BoS301_11_IngramStage0195		{Impressed} Looks like the Mark 28's are going to do the trick. That was a good find.	BoS301Li: I'll work with your team to ensure that Prime's bombs remain stable after they're loaded into his pack.	A
151		BoS301Li: Proctor? All the readouts look green. I think it's time for you to perform the power shunt.	{Friendly} Actually, I think I'm going to let you press the button.		A1a
152			{Confident} After all, without your help, we'd still be staring a pile of disassembled parts.	BoS301Scara: I'm in total agreement with Proctor Ingram. The honor should belong to you.	A1b
153		BoS301Scara: Shouldn't take us more than a day or so.	{Relieved} Well, Professor, I have to admit, we couldn't have done this without you.	BoS301Scara: I appreciate the confedence, but I'm still a bit concerned.	A1a
154		BoS301Scara: Shouldn't take us more than a day or so.	{Relieved} Well, Doctor Li, I have to admit, we couldn't have done this without you.	BoS301Scara: I appreciate the confedence, but I'm still a bit concerned.	A2a
155		Player Default: I have full confidence in the abilities of everyone here.	{Grateful} I appreciate that.	BoS301Scara: Proctor? All the readouts look green. I think it's time for you to activate the power transfer.	A1a
156		Player Default: Um, maybe I should stand back.	{Irritated} Don't be ridiculous. I've checked every connection, every circuit myself... Prime will hold together.	BoS301Scara: Proctor? All the readouts look green. I think it's time for you to activate the power transfer.	B1a
157		Player Default: There's only one way to find out.	{Confident} Absolutely.	BoS301Scara: Proctor? All the readouts look green. I think it's time for you to activate the power transfer.	X1a
158		Player Default: Are you sure this is safe?	{Confident} Of course. I've checked every connection, every circuit myself... Prime will hold together.	BoS301Scara: Proctor? All the readouts look green. I think it's time for you to activate the power transfer.	Y1a
159	BoS301_12_LibertyPrimeStage200	BoS301LibertyPrime: Liberty Prime... back online.	{Relieved} All right, let's run a basic diagnostic on him.	BoS301Scara: Give him a moment, he needs to adjust to his new configuration.	A1a
160		BoS301LibertyPrime: Primary Targets: Any and all Red Chinese invaders.	{Confident} Now let me run a system analysis and battle readiness check...	BoS301LibertyPrime: Liberty Prime full system analysis.	A1a
161		BoS301LibertyPrime: Ability to repel Red Chinese invaders: compromised.	{Relieved} I've got green lights across the board here. He's looking good from where I'm sitting.	BoS301Ingram: Professor, if you wouldn't mind keeping an eye on the big guy here, I'd appreciate it.	A1a
162		BoS301Ingram: I've got green lights across the board here. He's looking good from where I'm sitting.	{Confident} Professor, if you wouldn't mind keeping an eye on the big guy here, I'd appreciate it.		A1a
163		BoS301Ingram: I've got green lights across the board here. He's looking good from where I'm sitting.	{Confident} Doctor, if you wouldn't mind keeping an eye on the big guy here, I'd appreciate it.		A2a
164	BoS301_13_IngramStage210		{Friendly} Well I have to admit, I wasn't sure we'd be able to pull it off, but Liberty Prime's looking pretty good.	Player Default: With him on our side, I don't see how the Institute even stands a chance.	A
165		Player Default: I couldn't agree with you more.	{Confident} Before you head off to your next assignment, I have something for you.		A1a
166			{Friendly} I came up with this little beauty myself. I think it'll add a bit more punch to your Power Armor.	Player Default: This wasn't necessary, Ingram.	A1b
167		Player Default: This wasn't necessary, Ingram.	{Irritated} Oh come on... you earned the damn thing.		A1a
168			{Amused} Besides, Liberty Prime isn't about to run out and get you a gift.	BoS301Ingram: Anyway, that's enough of that. You better hightail it up to the Prydwen.	A1b
169		Player Default: It'll do I suppose.	{Disgust} Well, that's gratitude for you.	BoS301Ingram: Anyway, that's enough of that. You better hightail it up to the Prydwen.	B1a
170		Player Default: Damn, I didn't get anything for you.	{joking back with Player / Amused} Sure you did. It's that big metal behemoth standing over there.	BoS301Ingram: Anyway, that's enough of that. You better hightail it up to the Prydwen.	X1a
171		Player Default: You think I'll need it for my next assignment?	{Confident} I don't know, but it never hurts to be prepared.	BoS301Ingram: Anyway, that's enough of that. You better hightail it up to the Prydwen.	Y1a
172		Player Default: With him on our side, I don't see how the Institute even stands a chance.	{Confident} I couldn't agree with you more.	BoS301Ingram: Before you head off to your next assignment, I have something for you.	A1a
173		Player Default: He's no match for Institute technology.	{Confident} You say that now, but wait until you see the big guy in action.		B1a
174			{Irritated} You'll change your tune.	BoS301Ingram: Before you head off to your next assignment, I have something for you.	B1b
175		Player Default: I don't know. I hope he's enough to get the job done.	{Amused} Just wait until you see the big guy in action.		X1a
176			{Confident} The Institute doesn't stand a chance.	BoS301Ingram: Before you head off to your next assignment, I have something for you.	X1b
177		Player Default: What was that he said about his Power Core?	{Confident} Prime's in top shape, but his nuclear engine needs to be restarted.		Y1a
178			{Confident} Right now, we have him running off of the Prydwen's engines.		Y1b
179			{Friendly} Once I get that sorted out, we'll send him off to kick in the Institute's front door.	BoS301Ingram: Before you head off to your next assignment, I have something for you.	Y1c
180		Player Default: Besides, Liberty Prime isn't about to run out and get you a gift.	{Confident} Anyway, that's enough of that. You better hightail it up to the Prydwen.		A1a
181			{Confident} Elder Maxson said he needed to speak to you as soon as you were done here.		A1b
182			{Friendly} And thank you, Knight. Without you, none of this would've been possible.		A1c
183	-		Get out there and find us those Mark 28 Nukes.		A
184			Just build us those actuators, and we'll do the rest.		A
185			Head up to the Prydwen and tell Doctor Li we need her help. I'll see what I can do down here.		A
186			Scara's out at the General Atomics Galleria? Get her back here as soon as you can.		A
187			Head over to Professor Scara in Diamond City and get her to help us. In the meantime, I'll get Prime's power systems ready.		A
188			Just hold your horses. We're almost there.		A

BoS302

#	SCENE	DIALOGUE BEFORE	RESPONSE TEXT	DIALOGUE AFTER	ABXY
189	-		{Surprised} Paladin Danse lied to all of us. I hope he hasn't been feeding the Institute information.
190			{Surprised} Paladin Danse was a hell of a soldier. I'm amazed you were able to take him down.

BoS302B

#	SCENE	DIALOGUE BEFORE	RESPONSE TEXT	DIALOGUE AFTER	ABXY
191	BoS302B_01_CaptainKellsStage010	Player Default: I'll try to get it back here in one piece.	{Impressed} Good... it would be a hell of a waste if you didn't.	BoS302BKells: I'm certain you'll do whatever it takes to complete the mission.	A1a
192		Player Default: I'm not really the hacking type.	{Irritated} Then find someone who is, and take them with you.		B1a
193			{Sarcastic} I'd hate to see that robot go to waste just because you don't know a terminal from the rear-end of a brahmin.	BoS302BKells: I hope I don't need to remind you that the acquisition of technology is one of our most sacred tenets.	B1b
194		Player Default: Collecting technology for you is becoming a habit, Proctor.	{Concerned} A habit you appreciate, I hope.	BoS302BKells: I'm certain the Paladin appreciates that the acquisition of technology is one of our most sacred tenets.	X1a
195		Player Default: Anything useful you can tell me about P.A.M.?	{Irritated} We have very little information on it.		Y1a
196			{Confident} It's primary function is supposed to be using mathematical calculations in order to predict future events.		Y1b
197			{Confident} I have no idea how successful it was, but if the Railroad's been using P.A.M. for this long, it's got to be providing them with some sort of benefit.		Y1c
198			{Confident} I'm sure Proctor Quinlan would be pleased to have it in his possession.	BoS302BKells: I think that should be sufficient information to assist you on the mission, Paladin.	Y1d
199		BoS302BKells: Now before you depart, Proctor Ingram has additional orders for you to complete.	{Confident} Our sources tell us that the Railroad has some sort of experimental or prototype robot in their headquarters.		A1a
200			{Sarcastic} They're calling the "Predictive Analytic Machine," or "P.A.M." for short. Cute, huh?		A1b
201			{Concerned} They use the robot for complex strategic calculations that are much more efficient than anything we can generate here.		A1c
202			{Confident} If you could use this holotape to decrypt the security on P.A.M.'s terminal, it will force the unit to return to the Prydwen.		A1d
203			{Confident} I'm certain we could put P.A.M.'s computing power to good use. Otherwise, destroy it. We wouldn't want it to fall into the Institute's hands.	Player Default: I'll try to get it back here in one piece.	A1e
204	-		If you find anything interesting in the Railroad headquarters, don't forget to bring it back here.
205			Try and get P.A.M. back here in one piece, okay?
206			If you're no good at hacking P.A.M.'s systems, you should take someone with you who can.
207			Lancer-Captain Kells wants to speak to you. Better not keep him waiting, Paladin.

BoS303

#	SCENE	DIALOGUE BEFORE	RESPONSE TEXT	DIALOGUE AFTER	ABXY
208	BoS303_01_Stage10		{Surprised} You look like you've been through the wringer, Paladin. Can't say that I blame you.	BoS303Ingram: That was a hell of a business with Danse. I can't even imagine having to look him in the face and pull the trigger.	A
209			{Irritated} Where the heck are you going? I'm not finished talking to you yet.		A1a
210		NPCFProctorIngram: You look like you've been through the wringer, Paladin. Can't say that I blame you.	{sympathizing with Player / Friendly} That was a hell of a business with Danse. I can't even imagine having to look him in the face and pull the trigger.	Player Default: If we're going to defeat the Institute, we can't allow personal feelings to interfere with our mission.	A1a
211		Player Default: Do I have a choice?	{Sarcastic} In case you haven't noticed, you're a Paladin. That puts you in charge of the mission.		Y1a
212			{Sarcastic} If you don't want me to go, I'll stay behind... but you won't be making my holiday list this year.	Player Default: Fair enough. It would be helpful to have you along.	Y1b
213		Player Default: I knew you'd see it my way.	{Confident} Kells has a vertibird on standby waiting to drop us off on the roof of the Mass Fusion tower.		A1a
214			{Confident} Grab whatever gear you need and meet me on the Flight Deck, but don't take too long.	BoS303Ingram: If the Institute finds out the Agitator's there, they'll do everything they can to keep it out of our hands.	A1b
215		Player Default: I knew you'd see it my way.	{Confident} Kells has a vertibird on standby waiting to drop you off on the roof of the Mass Fusion tower.		A2a
216			{Confident} Grab whatever gear you need and head up to the Flight Deck, but don't take too long.	BoS303Ingram: If the Institute finds out the Agitator's there, they'll do everything they can to keep it out of our hands.	A2b
217		Player Default: If we're going to defeat the Institute, we can't allow personal feelings to interfere with our mission.	{not mocking / Amused} Spoken like a true disciple of Maxson.	BoS303Ingram: Anyway, we need to move on to more important things now... like getting Liberty Prime off of life support.	A1a
218		Player Default: Honestly, I'd prefer not to talk about it.	{Apologetic} I hear you loud and clear, Paladin.	BoS303Ingram: Anyway, we need to move on to more important things now... like getting Liberty Prime off of life support.	B1a
219		Player Default: Believe me, it wasn't easy.	{Apologetic} Well, if it makes you feel any better, I'm sorry you had to be the one to handle the dirty work.	BoS303Ingram: Anyway, we need to move on to more important things now... like getting Liberty Prime off of life support.	X1a
220		Player Default: Do you think I did the right thing?	{Impressed} You're damn right you did!		Y1a
221			{Confident} He was a synth, and he needed to go down hard. We can't make exceptions for anyone.		Y1b
222			{Confident} If there was even an ounce of Brotherhood left in Danse, I'm betting he would have told you the same thing.	BoS303Ingram: Anyway, we need to move on to more important things now... like getting Liberty Prime off of life support.	Y1c
223		Player Default: Spoken like a true disciple of Maxson.	{Sudden subject change, lightening the mood / Friendly} Anyway, we need to move on to more important things now... like getting Liberty Prime off of life support.		A1a
224			{Confident} We've been feeding him power through the Prydwen's engines, but there isn't nearly enough juice to cold start his fusion reactor.		A1b
225			{Confident} That's why we need you to find us a Beryllium Agitator.	Player Default: And I'm betting you know right where to find it.	A1c
226		Player Default: And I'm betting you know right where to find it.	{Amused} Of course I do. I didn't become head of ship maintenance just because of my good looks, you know.	BoS303Ingram: Quinlan dug up some dirt on a company called Mass Fusion... they were a power utility company before the world went belly-up.	A1a
227		Player Default: Turning out to be quite a grocery list to get that hunk of junk running.	{Irritated} Hey, I was handed a crate full of burned out spare parts with no blueprints and I still managed to get the big guy put back together.		B1a
228			{Confident} If we find this last piece, I promise you he'll be combat ready in a matter of hours.	BoS303Ingram: Quinlan dug up some dirt on a company called Mass Fusion... they were a power utility company before the world went belly-up.	B1b
229		Player Default: Fine. Just point me in the right direction.	{Friendly} I was hoping you'd say that.	BoS303Ingram: Quinlan dug up some dirt on a company called Mass Fusion... they were a power utility company before the world went belly-up.	X1a
230		Player Default: How can a "Beryllium Agitator" start up his reactor?	{Confident} If Prime's reactor is a campfire, the Beryllium Agitator is like a match. Strike it, throw it on the logs, and the whole thing ignites.		Y1a
231			{Confident} Fusion reactors need a massive power surge in order to get the reaction started. Once it starts, it's self-sustaining.		Y1b
232			{Amused} I'm sure I could get one of my scribes to bore you to death with the details, but you get the gist.	Player Default: And I'm betting you know right where to find it.	Y1c
233		BoS303Ingram: Grab whatever gear you need and meet me on the Flight Deck, but don't take too long.	{Confident} If the Institute finds out the Agitator's there, they'll do everything they can to keep it out of our hands.		A1a
234		Player Default: Of course I do. I didn't become head of ship maintenance just because of my good looks, you know.	{Confident} Quinlan dug up some dirt on a company called Mass Fusion... they were a power utility company before the world went belly-up.		A1a
235			{Confident} The CEO was some kind of an inventor... dreamed up all sorts of nuclear power toys.		A1b
236			{Confident} The Agitator was his crown jewel. Records show he was working on it in his lab at the top of their high-rise in the Financial District.		A1c
237			{Amused} That's where we're headed. Hope you don't mind a little company, because I'm coming with you.	Companion: You sure it's a good idea to take Miss Nanny here with us?	A1d
238	BoS303_01_Stage10PostPrime	BoS303Ingram: I wonder if the Institute needs it, or they're just trying to keep it away from us.	{Confident} Either way, we should both head over to Mass Fusion to get our hands on the Beryllium Agitator first.		A1a
239			{Confident} That's if you don't mind a little company of course.	Companion: You sure it's a good idea to take Miss Nanny here with us?	A1b
240		PlayerVoiceFemale01: Proctor Ingram, the Institute wants me to get something called a "Beryllium Agitator" from the ruins of Mass Fusion.	{Impressed} Well, well, well. Things might actually be going our way for once.		A1a
241			{Impressed} I was having Proctor Quinlan research a way to start Liberty Prime's reactor... and then this falls into our lap.		A1b
242			{Thinking} I wonder if the Institute needs it, or they're just trying to keep it away from us.	BoS303Ingram: Either way, we should both head over to Mass Fusion to get our hands on the Beryllium Agitator first.	A1c
243		Player Default: Do I have a choice?	{Sarcastic} You're the boots on the ground around here. I'm just a glorified mechanic.		Y1a
244			{Amused} If you don't want me to go, I'll stay behind... but you won't be making my holiday list this year.	Player Default: Fair enough. It would be helpful to have you along.	Y1b
245		Player Default: I knew you'd see it my way.	{Confident} Grab whatever gear you need and meet me on the Flight Deck, but don't take too long.		A1a
246			{Confident} This could be our best chance at securing a power source for Liberty Prime.		A1b
247		Player Default: I knew you'd see it my way.	{Confident} Grab whatever gear you need and head up to the Flight Deck, but don't take too long.		A2a
248			{Confident} This could be your best chance at securing a power source for Liberty Prime.		A2b
249	BoS303_01_Stage10PrePrime	PlayerVoiceFemale01: Proctor Ingram, the Institute wants me to get something called a "Beryllium Agitator" from the ruins of Mass Fusion.	{pause as if in thought, trying to remember a long-forgotten fact / Thinking} A Beryllium Agitator?		A1a
250			I seem to remember reading an old technical document on those once, but I only thought they were theoretical.		A1b
251			It must be pretty darn important if they're sending you to find one.	BoS303Ingram: Hm... You know, if we head over to Mass Fusion right now, we may be able to get the device before the Institute does.	A1c
252		BoS303Ingram: It must be pretty darn important if they're sending you to find one.	Hm... You know, if we head over to Mass Fusion right now, we may be able to get the device before the Institute does.		A1a
253			That's if you don't mind a little company of course.	Companion: You sure it's a good idea to take Miss Nanny here with us?	A1b
254		Player Default: It would be helpful if you tagged along.	{Amused} I knew you'd see it my way.	BoS303Ingram: Grab whatever gear you need and meet me on the Flight Deck, but don't take too long.	A1a
255		Player Default: No way. You're staying here.	{Irritated} Hey, I might be walking around with metal rods shoved into my spine, but I can still take care of myself.	Player Default: Fair enough. It would be helpful to have you along.	B1a
256		Player Default: It's your funeral.	{Sarcastic} Well, with a big, bad soldier like you watching my back that's not going to happen, now is it.	BoS303Ingram: Grab whatever gear you need and meet me on the Flight Deck, but don't take too long.	X1a
257		Player Default: Why would you want to go?	{Surprised} Are you kidding me? Mass Fusion was on the cutting edge of atomic technology.		Y1a
258			{Confident} And considering that there hasn't been much in the way of engineering advancements lately, that makes it a goddamn gold mine.		Y1b
259			{Confident} I'm not going to miss an opportunity like that.	Player Default: It would be helpful if you tagged along.	Y1c
260		Player Default: Forget it, Ingram. It's too dangerous.	{Irritated} Fine. Have it your way.		B1a
261			{Irritated} I just hope you don't bring back a paperweight by mistake.	BoS303Ingram: Grab whatever gear you need and meet me on the Flight Deck, but don't take too long.	B1b
262		Player Default: Do I have a choice?	You're the boots on the ground around here. I'm just a glorified mechanic.		Y1a
263			If you don't want me to go, I'll stay behind... but you won't be making my holiday list this year.	Player Default: Fair enough. It would be helpful to have you along.	Y1b
264		Player Default: I knew you'd see it my way.	{Confident} Grab whatever gear you need and meet me on the Flight Deck, but don't take too long.		A1a
265			{Confident} This could be our best chance at beating the Institute to the punch.		A1b
266		Player Default: I knew you'd see it my way.	{Confident} Grab whatever gear you need and head up to the Flight Deck, but don't take too long.		A2a
267			{Confident} This could be your best chance at beating the Institute to the punch.		A2b
268	BoS303_02_Vertibird	BoS303VertibirdPilot: Hostile targets sighted on the roof! Prepare to engage!	Damn synths are crawling all over the place! Thin them out before we drop!	BoS303VertibirdPilot: We're taking too much damage! I'll get us above the roof so you can bail out!	A1a
269		BoS303VertibirdPilot: We're in position! Go! Go!	See you on the roof, Paladin!		A1a
270		BoS303VertibirdPilot: You might want to hang on... the drop can be a little rough.	Never could get used to flying in these things.	BoS303VertibirdPilot: Hostile targets sighted on the roof! Prepare to engage!	A1a
271	BoS303_03_Roof		All right, let's head into the lab. Can't wait to get a look at the place.	Companion: Lookin' through a lab... doesn't get more excitin' than that.	A1a
272	BoS303_04_MissingAgitator		{Irritated} Damn... I don't see the Agitator anywhere.		A1a
273			{Confident} It must have been moved. Let's check out that terminal over there.	Companion: Yeah, I kind of figured it wouldn't be that easy.	A1b
274	BoS303_06_ElevatorCombat		{going into combat / Angry} Synth ambush! Open fire!		A1a
275	BoS303_07_PowerLoss		{sense of urgency / Angry} Damn it! They've knocked out the power to the elevators.	Companion: All right... these machines are startin' to piss me off.	A1a
276	BoS303_08_PowerRestored		{Impressed} There... that's done it. Power's back online.		A1a
277	BoS303_09_ViewReactor		{Impressed} There it is... Mass Fusion's reactor. Don't make them like that anymore.	Companion: No kiddin'... who's left to build them?	A1a
278	BoS303_10_BeforeEnteringChamber		{Concerned} Radiation levels are dangerously high in there. Let me know if you need any radiation protection.		A1a
279			{Confident} I'll communicate with you though their intercom system while I monitor everything from out here.	Companion: Let us know if things start droppin' off of you.	A1b
280	BoS303_11_RadiationTalkOptional		{Concerned} Looks pretty dangerous in there. You have enough radiation protection on you?	Player Default: Yeah, I've got it covered.	A
281		Player Default: Well, take these extra doses of Rad-X anyway. It can't hurt.	{Thinking} You know, this was a nuclear research facility.		A1a
282			{Confident} If you look around, I'm sure you can find something that'll do the trick.		A1b
283		Player Default: Yeah, I've got it covered.	{Confident} Well, take these extra doses of Rad-X anyway. It can't hurt.	BoS303Ingram: You know, this was a nuclear research facility.	A1a
284		Player Default: Nope. Do you?	{Irritated} Yeah, I have some with me. You really need to be more prepared for these things.		B1a
285			{Concerned} I have two Rad-X ampoules, but I don't think its going to be enough.	BoS303Ingram: You know, this was a nuclear research facility.	B1b
286		Player Default: I was just going to hold my breath.	{Sarcastic} Cute... real cute.		X1a
287			{Concerned} Here, I have two doses of Rad-X, but I don't think its going to be enough.	BoS303Ingram: You know, this was a nuclear research facility.	X1b
288		Player Default: Rad protection? Like what?	{making fun of Player / Sarcastic} How long have you been wandering the Commonwealth again?		Y1a
289			{Confident} I'm talking about the usual: Rad-X, RadAway, a radiation suit... things like that.		Y1b
290			{Concerned} You go in there without any of that stuff and you'll be glowing like a Christmas tree in a matter of seconds.		Y1c
291			{Confident} Now do you have any, or not?	Player Default: Yeah, I've got it covered.	Y1d
292	BoS303_12_AfterEnteringChamber		{Confident} The Beryllium Agitator should be in a port at the top of the reactor.		A1a
293	BoS303_13_ReactorAlarmNotTripped		{Impressed} You got it? Good.		A1a
294			{Confident} Get out of the reactor chamber and let's bring the Agitator back to the airport.		A1b
295	BoS303_13_ReactorAlarmTripped		{alarm suddenly went off / Angry} The building's security's been tripped! Watch yourself in there!		A1a
296	BoS303_14_ElevatorToLobby	BoS303Ingram: The Institute must have sent reinforcements.	{drawing your weapon - sense of urgency / Confident} I'll help hold them off, just make sure you get the Agitator out of here!		A1a
297			{An explosion went off and rocked the elevator you're riding in / Angry} Ugh!		A1a
298			{sense of urgency / Angry} The Institute must have sent reinforcements.	Companion: Goddamn it...I'm gettin' sick of these cybernetic assholes!	A1b
299	BoS303_15_NormalEnding		{Friendly} Glad to see you're still in one piece.	Player Default: I wouldn't have made it without your help.	A
300		Player Default: Here you go. I can't think of a better place to keep it.	{Amused} That's because there isn't one.	BoS303Ingram: You know, I'm not sure what the Institute wanted this thing for, but I'm glad we got it first.	A1a
301		Player Default: Fine, but you better be careful. I don't want the Institute to snatch it back.	{Irritated} You need to learn to trust your brothers and sisters a little more.	BoS303Ingram: You know, I'm not sure what the Institute wanted this thing for, but I'm glad we got it first.	B1a
302		Player Default: Here you go.	Thanks.	BoS303Ingram: You know, I'm not sure what the Institute wanted this thing for, but I'm glad we got it first.	X1a
303		Player Default: Here you go. Are you sure it's going to be safe up there?	{Confident} If the Institute had the muscle to take the Prydwen down, they'd have done it already.		Y1a
304			{Amused} Besides, I think they're smart enough not to poke a hornet's nest.	BoS303Ingram: You know, I'm not sure what the Institute wanted this thing for, but I'm glad we got it first.	Y1b
305		Player Default: That's because there isn't one.	{Confident} You know, I'm not sure what the Institute wanted this thing for, but I'm glad we got it first.		A1a
306			{getting official / Confident} Now, scoot... we've both got things to do.		A1b
307		Player Default: I wouldn't have made it without your help.	{friendly needling / Friendly} That's funny. I seem to remember having to talk you into letting me come along.	BoS303Ingram: Anyway, we shouldn't stand around here talking... we've got a lot of work to do.	A1a
308		Player Default: I wouldn't have made it without your help.	{mildly irritated you didn't get to go / Irritated} Would have been easier if you'd let me come with you, but at least you got the job done.	BoS303Ingram: Anyway, we shouldn't stand around here talking... we've got a lot of work to do.	A2a
309		Player Default: You mean you're glad to see the Beryllium Agitator in one piece.	{friendly needling / Friendly} Let's just say I'm glad both of you are in one piece and call it even, okay?	BoS303Ingram: Anyway, we shouldn't stand around here talking... we've got a lot of work to do.	B1a
310		Player Default: This better be it, Ingram. I'm getting tired of filling your grocery list.	{playing off of Player's sarcasm / Sarcastic} Yeah? Well wait until you see what we're serving for chow... then maybe you'll be a little more appreciative.	BoS303Ingram: Anyway, we shouldn't stand around here talking... we've got a lot of work to do.	X1a
311		Player Default: What ended up happening at Mass Fusion?	{Angry} Our troops did the best that they could, but the synths overwhelmed them.		Y1a
312			{Somber} We lost some good men back there, but at least we got the Agitator.	BoS303Ingram: Anyway, we shouldn't stand around here talking... we've got a lot of work to do.	Y1b
313		Player Default: What ended up happening at Mass Fusion?	{Impressed} Thanks to your help, our forces managed to take the building with very little resistance from the synths.		Y2a
314			{Confident} We've posted a garrison there, and they'll keep the place under guard for the time being.	BoS303Ingram: Anyway, we shouldn't stand around here talking... we've got a lot of work to do.	Y2b
315		Player Default: That's funny. I seem to remember having to talk you into letting me come along.	{Confident} Anyway, we shouldn't stand around here talking... we've got a lot of work to do.	Player Default: Here you go. I can't think of a better place to keep it.	A1a
316		Player Default: That's funny. I seem to remember having to talk you into letting me come along.	{Confident} Anyway, we shouldn't stand around here talking... we've both got a lot of work to do.		A2a
317			{Confident} In the meantime, I'll take the Agitator and stow it on the Prydwen for safe keeping.	Player Default: Here you go. I can't think of a better place to keep it.	A2b
318		Player Default: That's funny. I seem to remember having to talk you into letting me come along.	{Confident} Anyway, we shouldn't stand around here talking... you've got other orders to follow and I have to finish working on Liberty Prime.		A3a
319			{Confident} In the meantime, I'll take the Agitator and stow it on the Prydwen for safe keeping.	Player Default: Here you go. I can't think of a better place to keep it.	A3b
320	BoS303_Z01_ElevatorNoCode		{Irritated} We're not getting down that way. Looks like the elevator needs some sort of a key card.		A1a
321	BoS303_Z02_KeyCard		{Impressed} Key card, eh? I bet that's gonna come in handy.		A1a
322			{Confident} You found the key card... good. Now we can get that elevator running.		A2a
323	BoS303_Z03_Dropdown		{Thinking} We could always drop through here.		A1a
324			{Confident} Might not be as cushy as an elevator ride, but at least we'll be headed in the right direction.		A1b
325	BoS303_Z04_Interlocks		{Confident} The reactor's interlocks must still be active. You need to find a way to turn them off.		A1a
326	-		Let's keep moving, we've got a lot of building to cover.		A
327			This building's a mess. I hope the agitator's still here.		A
328			I could spend years looking at the tech in this place, but we've still got work to do.		A
329			Amazing that this tower's still standing. Hope it stays that way while we're here.		A
330			This place has seen better days, that's for sure.		A
331			Hope you're geared up, otherwise this is going to be a short trip.		A
332			You need to get over to Mass Fusion as soon as you can.		A
333			We need to get over to Mass Fusion as soon as we can.		A
334			Haven't gone out on a field op in a while. Feels good to be needed again.		A
335			Can it wait? We have to get the agitator back to the airport.		A
336			I can't wait to see Prime in action. Let's hurry and get the agitator out of here.		A
337			Keep moving, we can't allow the Institute get a hold of the agitator.		A
338			We must have struck a nerve... Institute's tossing everything they have at us.		A
339			When we're done here, I'm gonna send some scribes to strip this place from top to bottom.
340			Mass Fusion's owner was supposed to be some kind of a genius. Looks like being smart paid well.
341			The Institute's crawling all over the place. Watch for the teleport portals.
342			Can't believe they planned on running the whole city off this building's reactor.
343			Might be worth checking out some of the offices for technical documents.
344			One of the tallest buildings in the city and it's still standing. Amazing.
345			For every synth we kill, they just roll another one right off the assembly line.
346			Feels good to be out in the field again.
347			Another greedy corporation. Hmph. All that money didn't do them any good when the bombs fell.
348			The Institute must really need the Agitator if they sent so many tin cans after us.
349			You going to just stand there with that dumb look on your face?
350			Anyone home? Hello?
351			Come on now... I can't be that boring. Answer me at least.

BoS304

#	SCENE	DIALOGUE BEFORE	RESPONSE TEXT	DIALOGUE AFTER	ABXY
352	BoS304_01_IngramStage010		{Confident} Well... this is it. The moment of truth.	BoS304ProctorIngram: We've pre-programmed Liberty Prime's battle coordinates into his navigational processor.	A
353		Player Default: I didn't do it alone.	{Friendly} Look, I discussed it with Elder Maxson, and we think you should be the one who has the honor of starting Liberty Prime.		A1a
354			{Confident} Just plug the Beryllium Agitator into his reactor port, then head back down here and press the transfer button.	BoS304ProctorIngram: Good luck, Paladin... Ad Victoriam.	A1b
355		Player Default: We don't need luck, Ingram. We've got you.	{Friendly} I didn't do it alone.	BoS304ProctorIngram: Look, I discussed it with Elder Maxson, and we think you should be the one who has the honor of starting Liberty Prime.	A1a
356		Player Default: This is going to be a short war if Prime can't move.	{Concerned} You aren't kidding.	BoS304ProctorIngram: Look, I discussed it with Elder Maxson, and we think you should be the one who has the honor of starting Liberty Prime.	B1a
357		Player Default: Did you fill up his tank and check the tire pressure too?	{Amused} You're a real comedian. Anyone ever tell you that?	BoS304ProctorIngram: Look, I discussed it with Elder Maxson, and we think you should be the one who has the honor of starting Liberty Prime.	X1a
358		Player Default: If this works, how long before Liberty Prime will be ready for battle?	{Confident} The reaction should be almost instant. He'll be running under his own power in a matter of seconds.	BoS304ProctorIngram: Look, I discussed it with Elder Maxson, and we think you should be the one who has the honor of starting Liberty Prime.	Y1a
359		NPCFProctorIngram: Well... this is it. The moment of truth.	{Confident} We've pre-programmed Liberty Prime's battle coordinates into his navigational processor.		A1a
360			{Confident} As soon as he's under his own power, he'll head straight for the Institute.		A1b
361			{Confident} Elder Maxson wants you to follow and make sure he arrives at the C.I.T. in one piece.		A1c
362			{Confident} I've checked every wire and every bolt on the big guy. All we need to do is plug in the Agitator, start Prime's reactor... and cross our fingers.	BoS304ProctorIngram: Look, I discussed it with Elder Maxson, and we think you should be the one who has the honor of starting Liberty Prime.	A1d
363		BoS304ProctorIngram: Just plug the Beryllium Agitator into his reactor port, then head back down here and press the transfer button.	{Friendly} Good luck, Paladin... Ad Victoriam.		A1a
364	-		{combat happening - elevate, don't yell / Angry} Don't worry, Paladin... we'll hold these synths off!		A
365			{combat happening - elevate, don't yell / Angry} Keep those synths off of Prime! He needs to punch through!		A
366			{combat happening - elevate, don't yell / Angry} Keep firing... we've got them on the run!		A
367			{Confident} Well, Prime did his job. Now it's our turn.		A
368			{Irritated} Head inside, Paladin. You're not helping by standing out here.		A
369			{Confident} Don't worry, we'll see you inside. Good luck, Paladin.		A
370			{Confident} Just head to the top of the gantry and place the Agitator into Prime's reactor port.
371			{Concerned} Without that Agitator plugged in, the big guy's stuck in that gantry.
372			{Irritated} Get a move on, Paladin... the entire Brotherhood is waiting for you to plug in the Agitator.
373			{Confident} All you need to do is hit the Power Transfer Switch.
374			{Confident} Prime's ready to run on his own power. Hit the transfer switch.
375			{Irritated} You going to push the button? We're all waiting on you, Paladin.
376			Good luck Paladin. See you on the other side.
377			If everything goes to according to plan, I'll see you inside the Institute.
378			Keep the big guy safe... he's the only way we're getting into the Institute.

BoSDialoguePlayerHellos

#	SCENE	DIALOGUE BEFORE	RESPONSE TEXT	DIALOGUE AFTER	ABXY
379	-		{Irritated} With all due respect, can we get this show on the road?
380			{Irritated} Hey! We're talking here, right?
381			{Irritated} Yoo hoo! Anyone in there?
382			{Irritated} We doing this or what?

BoSDialoguePrydwen

#	SCENE	DIALOGUE BEFORE	RESPONSE TEXT	DIALOGUE AFTER	ABXY
383	BoSPrydwen_01_IngramIntro		{Irritated} So, you're the new recruit that I heard about. Hm... not what I was expecting.	Player Default: Sounds like you're disappointed.	A
384			{Irritated} Hey, walking away like that is just plain rude.		A1a
385		Player Default: Sounds like you're disappointed.	{Confident} Not disappointed, just surprised. You don't look like one of the usual wastelanders we pick up.	BoSIngram: Anyway, since you came down here to meet me, we may as well get it over with.	A1a
386		Player Default: I don't care, I didn't join up to impress everyone.	{Irritated} All right, easy Knight. I didn't mean anything by it.		B1a
387			{Confident} Our usual recruits tend to be wastelanders... and you don't look like one of them.	BoSIngram: Anyway, since you came down here to meet me, we may as well get it over with.	B1b
388		Player Default: I can handle myself.	{Surprised} Hey, if Paladin Danse vouched for you, that's good enough for me.		X1a
389			{Neutral} You just don't look like one of the usual wastelanders we pick up.	BoSIngram: Anyway, since you came down here to meet me, we may as well get it over with.	X1b
390		Player Default: What were you expecting?	{Irritated} The last batch of recruits we took on were wastelanders... dirty, beaten up and looking for a handout.		Y1a
391			{Suspicious} They were desperate and looking for an easy out. You look like you're here for a reason.	BoSIngram: Anyway, since you came down here to meet me, we may as well get it over with.	Y1b
392		Player Default: Sounds like you have a pretty full plate.	{Amused} Plate? Hell... I have a whole table's worth of duties around here.	BoSIngram: There isn't a day that goes by on this tub without five or six things breaking down.	A1a
393		Player Default: You should add "teaching charm school lessons" to the list.	{With a smile, maybe a bit of a laugh. The player gave you a bit of playful attitude, and you like that. / Sarcastic} Sorry to disappoint you, but when you're as busy as I am, there isn't much time for bowing and curtseying.	BoSIngram: There isn't a day that goes by on this tub without five or six things breaking down.	B1a
394		Player Default: While you're at it, my car's making this weird grinding noise when I back it out of the driveway.	{playing along with the joke by being sarcastic / Sarcastic} You're going to have to take a number.	BoSIngram: There isn't a day that goes by on this tub without five or six things breaking down.	X1a
395		Player Default: Is this where I get my Power Armor?	{mocking "ha" / Amused} Ha... that's always the first question from the new guys.		Y1a
396			{thinking to yourself at first, like recalling from a list / Thinking} Let's see... I just fixed up a pretty decent T-60 suit. The left leg actuator's a bit sticky, but it'll keep the creeps off of you.		Y1b
397			{Confident} It's sitting in Bay 3.	BoSIngram: There isn't a day that goes by on this tub without five or six things breaking down.	Y1c
398		Player Default: Is this where I get my Power Armor?	{Question} It's in Bay 3, remember?	BoSIngram: There isn't a day that goes by on this tub without five or six things breaking down.	Y2a
399		Player Default: Sure, what the hell.	{Confident} Anyway, if you need any work done on your Power Armor, feel free to use the workshops around here.		A1a
400			{Confident} Now, if you'll excuse me, I need to get back to work.		A1b
401		Player Default: Sure, what the hell.	{Confident} Anyway, I'm sure you're here to get your hands on some Power Armor.		A2a
402			{SinisterSmile} There's a pretty decent T-60 suit sitting in Bay 3 that's all yours. The left leg actuator's a bit sticky, but it'll keep the creeps off of you.		A2b
403			{Confident} Oh, and if you need any work done on it, feel free to use the workshops around here.		A2c
404			{Confident} Now, if you'll excuse me, I need to get back to work.		A2d
405		Player Default: Not disappointed, just surprised. You don't look like one of the usual wastelanders we pick up.	{Irritated} Anyway, since you came down here to meet me, we may as well get it over with.		A1a
406			{Sarcastic} My name's Ingram and this lovely little grease pit is where you'll usually find me.		A1b
407			{Sarcastic} If your Power Armor's too tight in the crotch, the Prydwen's about to crash into the ground or a robot's gone haywire, you come see me.	Player Default: Sounds like you have a pretty full plate.	A1c
408		Player Default: Plate? Hell... I have a whole table's worth of duties around here.	{Irritated} There isn't a day that goes by on this tub without five or six things breaking down.		A1a
409			{Sarcastic} And since I'm stuck in this rig, I'm not quite as spry as I used to be... the work tends to pile up.	Player Default: Actually, you seem to be getting around really well.	A1b
410		Player Default: Actually, you seem to be getting around really well.	{Confident} I suppose it's better than the alternative.	BoSIngram: Anyway, if you need any work done on your Power Armor, feel free to use the workshops around here.	A1a
411		Player Default: I hardly noticed.	{Thinking} Hm. Can't tell if you're patronizing me or trying to be polite.		B1a
412			{Stern} How about I just forget you mentioned it.	BoSIngram: Anyway, if you need any work done on your Power Armor, feel free to use the workshops around here.	B1b
413		Player Default: I understand.	{Confident} Good.	BoSIngram: Anyway, if you need any work done on your Power Armor, feel free to use the workshops around here.	X1a
414		Player Default: You feel like telling me how you ended up that way?	{Irritated} That's a little personal, don't you think?	Player Default: Most people in your condition would've given up. I just wanted to hear your story.	Y1a
415		Player Default: Most people in your condition would've given up. I just wanted to hear your story.	{Confident} Sure, what the hell.	BoSIngram: Anyway, if you need any work done on your Power Armor, feel free to use the workshops around here.	A1a
416		Player Default: Most people in your condition would've given up. I just wanted to hear your story.	{Irritated} I'm not really looking for sympathy, and honestly... I don't know you that well. Maybe some other time.	BoSIngram: Anyway, if you need any work done on your Power Armor, feel free to use the workshops around here.	A2a
417		Player Default: All right, forget that I asked.	{Confident} Appreciate it.	BoSIngram: Anyway, if you need any work done on your Power Armor, feel free to use the workshops around here.	B1a
418		Player Default: If we're going to be working as a team, we should get to know each other better.	{Thinking} I guess I can't argue with that.	BoSIngram: Anyway, if you need any work done on your Power Armor, feel free to use the workshops around here.	X1a
419		Player Default: Would it help if I promised not to tell anyone else?	{Irritated} Okay, okay... if it'll get you off my back about it.	BoSIngram: Anyway, if you need any work done on your Power Armor, feel free to use the workshops around here.	Y1a
420	BoSPrydwen_02_IngramStory		{Confident} I was fighting with the Brotherhood in the Capital Wasteland. Worked at a staging area for the Power Armor troops.		A1a
421			{Impressed} Our position was along a ridgeline overlooking the battlefield. I'd say it was a hundred foot drop, give or take.	Player Default: That's quite a drop.	A1b
422		Player Default: That's quite a drop.	{Confident} The enemy had no way of getting to us up there, and it was a perfect lift-off point for the vertibirds.	BoSIngram: To make a long story short, the ridge I was standing on took a hit from a nuke.	A1a
423		Player Default: Not exactly the front line.	{Disgust} I've served my time in the trenches. I don't need to prove anything to you.	BoSIngram: To make a long story short, the ridge I was standing on took a hit from a nuke.	B1a
424		Player Default: Who were you fighting?	{Disgust} Super Mutants.		X1a
425			{Irritated} The damn things had wrangled a couple of behemoths and were marching on our main base of operations.	BoSIngram: To make a long story short, the ridge I was standing on took a hit from a nuke.	X1b
426		Player Default: You weren't aboard the Prydwen?	{Confident} The Prydwen wasn't under Maxson's command at the time. It wasn't even in the Capital Wasteland.		Y1a
427			{Irritated} If she'd have been there, the battle wouldn't have been such a challenge.	BoSIngram: To make a long story short, the ridge I was standing on took a hit from a nuke.	Y1b
428		Player Default: The enemy had no way of getting to us up there, and it was a perfect lift-off point for the vertibirds.	{Confident} To make a long story short, the ridge I was standing on took a hit from a nuke.		A1a
429			{Irritated} Sheered most of the cliff right off and caused the platform I was standing on to tumble over the side.		A1b
430			{Confident} If I hadn't have been test-piloting one of the Power Armor suits at the time, I would have died.	Player Default: Wow, that's pretty lucky!	A1c
431		Player Default: Wow, that's pretty lucky!	{SinisterSmile} Luck had nothing to do with it. It's all about the steel, the servos and the circuits.		A1a
432			{Sarcastic} Besides, I'd hardly call getting both my legs crushed "lucky."		A1b
433		Player Default: I'm finding this kind of hard to believe.	{pisses you off / Angry} Hey! I'm not just spinning some kind of a bullshit war story here.		B1a
434			{Angry} I lost the use of both my legs in that fall. Believe me, I have nothing to prove.		B1b
435		Player Default: It's a miracle you survived.	{Confident} Nope... just simple engineering. My Power Armor absorbed most of the impact.		X1a
436			{Sarcastic} And I wouldn't call having both of your legs crushed "surviving."		X1b
437		Player Default: Your Power Armor helped you survive the fall?	{Sarcastic} Yeah, it took the brunt of the impact... but I don't know if I'd call it "surviving."		Y1a
438			{Irritated} The suit was trashed after it landed, and I lost both of my legs.		Y1b
439			{Somber} Haven't walked since.		Y1c
440	BoSPrydwen_03_IngramPost		{friendly/mock teasing / Amused} So, any other tricks up your sleeve besides making the Institute disappear?	Player Default: No, but I'm glad you approve.	A
441		Player Default: I'll be on the lookout, don't worry.	{Amused} Well, you can look all you want. You're not going to find cans of the stuff laying around the Commonwealth.	BoSIngram: Here, take this list. It details exactly what you need to make a can of this special coolant.	A1a
442		Player Default: Never head of it.	{Friendly} I'm not surprised. It isn't something the average soldier would be aware of.	BoSIngram: Here, take this list. It details exactly what you need to make a can of this special coolant.	B1a
443		Player Default: I'm not sure I have time to look for that.	{Irritated} I'm not really giving you a choice.	BoSIngram: Here, take this list. It details exactly what you need to make a can of this special coolant.	X1a
444		Player Default: You don't have enough on board?	{Irritated} Hey, I didn't expect to keep this floating pile of steel aloft this long and the coolant isn't exactly easy to find.		Y1a
445			{Irritated} So instead of second-guessing my maintenance methods, maybe you should lend us a hand.	Player Default: I'll be on the lookout, don't worry.	Y1b
446		Player Default: Well, you can look all you want. You're not going to find cans of the stuff laying around the Commonwealth.	{Confident} Here, take this list. It details exactly what you need to make a can of this special coolant.		A1a
447			{Friendly} Find the materials, whip some of it up at any of the chemistry stations on the ship and bring them to me. Pretty simple.		A1b
448			{Friendly} If the coolant's good, then I'll even pay you for it as per our retrieval compensation policy.		A1c
449			{Friendly} Anyway, I guess that's it for now. Good luck.		A1d
450		Player Default: Approve? Are you kidding me? That's an understatement.	{Concerned} Now, I'm not so sure using the Minutemen to do the deed was the best idea...		A1a
451			{Friendly} But you got the job done, and in my book... that's what really counts.	BoSIngram: You almost single-handedly finished everything that the Brotherhood came here to do.	A1b
452		BoSIngram: Even to a curmudgeon like me, that's pretty impressive.	{Friendly} Anyway, I'm not here to talk your ear off.		A1a
453			{Concerned} Maxson's informed me that you're continuing your tour aboard the Prydwen so I was hoping you could assist me with a long-term problem.		A1b
454			{Confident} Keeping the Prydwen hovering like this is putting a tremendous strain on the ship's propulsion systems.		A1c
455			{Confident} I can stay ahead of the repairs, and we have plenty of fuel to keep the fusion reaction sustained, but we're short on Reactor Coolant.	Player Default: I'll be on the lookout, don't worry.	A1d
456		BoSIngram: But you got the job done, and in my book... that's what really counts.	{Impressed} You almost single-handedly finished everything that the Brotherhood came here to do.		A1a
457			{Impressed} Even to a curmudgeon like me, that's pretty impressive.	BoSIngram: Anyway, I'm not here to talk your ear off.	A1b
458		Player Default: No, but I'm glad you approve.	{Happy} Approve? Are you kidding me? That's an understatement.	BoSIngram: Now, I'm not so sure using the Minutemen to do the deed was the best idea...	A1a
459		Player Default: I just killed hundreds of people. I don't find it very funny.	{annoyed / Irritated} Lighten up... you've done the world a favor. Why don't you try enjoying it for two seconds?	BoSIngram: Now, I'm not so sure using the Minutemen to do the deed was the best idea...	B1a
460		Player Default: That depends. Do you have a deck of cards?	{Amused} If I did, you'd be welcome to it. Heck, I'd give you a medal if we still used the darned things.	BoSIngram: Now, I'm not so sure using the Minutemen to do the deed was the best idea...	X1a
461		Player Default: Got anything particular in mind?	{Friendly} If you ask me, I think you've done more than enough.	BoSIngram: Now, I'm not so sure using the Minutemen to do the deed was the best idea...	Y1a
462	BoSPrydwen_04_IngramPostNormal		{Question} Welcome back. Did you happen to find any Reactor Coolant?	Player Default: Yep, here you go.	A
463			{Question} Did you bring me any Reactor Coolant?	Player Default: Yep, here you go.	A
464			{Question} I could still use that Reactor Coolant. Do you have any?	Player Default: Yep, here you go.	A
465			{Question} I hope you made some Reactor Coolant. We're still running low.	Player Default: Yep, here you go.	A
466			{Question} Do you have the Reactor Coolant I asked for, Sentinel?	Player Default: Yep, here you go.	A
467			{Question} Do you have the Reactor Coolant I asked for, Paladin?	Player Default: Yep, here you go.	A
468		Player Default: Yep, here you go.	{Irritated} Come on, I don't have time for games. You have any or not?	Player Default: Yep, here you go.	A1a
469		Player Default: Yep, here you go.	{Happy} Yup, this is the stuff. Good work.	BoSIngram: Here you go. This should cover your acquisition costs.	A2a
470		Player Default: Yep, here you go.	{Friendly} I'll treat this like gold, don't worry.	BoSIngram: Here you go. This should cover your acquisition costs.	A3a
471		Player Default: Yep, here you go.	{Friendly} Looks like the right mixture. This is exactly what we needed.	BoSIngram: Here you go. This should cover your acquisition costs.	A4a
472		Player Default: Yep, here you go.	{Friendly} It might look like nasty sludge, but this stuff keeps the Prydwen from turning into a fireball.	BoSIngram: Here you go. This should cover your acquisition costs.	A5a
473		Player Default: Yep, here you go.	{Impressed} Excellent work, Paladin.	BoSIngram: Here you go. This should cover your acquisition costs.	A6a
474		Player Default: Yep, here you go.	{Impressed} Excellent work, Sentinel.	BoSIngram: Here you go. This should cover your acquisition costs.	A7a
475		Player Default: No, sorry.	{Concerned} Well, keep your eyes open... we really need that coolant.	BoSIngram: Thanks again for helping us out, Sentinel. The entire maintenance crew appreciates what you're doing.	B1a
476		Player Default: No, sorry.	{Irritated} No reason to stand around here then. Keep looking.	BoSIngram: Thanks again for helping us out, Sentinel. The entire maintenance crew appreciates what you're doing.	B2a
477		Player Default: No, sorry.	{Irritated} Damn. Well, maybe next time then.	BoSIngram: Thanks again for helping us out, Sentinel. The entire maintenance crew appreciates what you're doing.	B3a
478		Player Default: I need help finding some of the ingredients.	{Irritated} If I had all of the ingredients, I'd just make the Reactor Coolant myself.		X1a
479			Check our supply depot at the airport or see what Proctor Teagan has for sale. I'm betting you can find most of it locally.	Player Default: Yep, here you go.	X1b
480		Player Default: Can you remind me how to make the Reactor Coolant?	{Friendly} It really isn't that difficult.		Y1a
481			{Friendly} Take the ingredients from that list I provided, bring them to any chemistry station and mix them together.		Y1b
482			{Friendly} It takes a little bit of work, but I know you don't mind getting your hands dirty.	Player Default: Yep, here you go.	Y1c
483		Player Default: Yup, this is the stuff. Good work.	{Confident} Here you go. This should cover your acquisition costs.	BoSIngram: Thanks again for helping us out, Sentinel. The entire maintenance crew appreciates what you're doing.	A1a
484		BoSIngram: Here you go. This should cover your acquisition costs.	{Friendly} Thanks again for helping us out, Sentinel. The entire maintenance crew appreciates what you're doing.		A1a
485		BoSIngram: Here you go. This should cover your acquisition costs.	{Friendly} Thanks again for helping us out, Paladin. The entire maintenance crew appreciates what you're doing.		A2a
486	-		You going to say something, or what?
487			Wow... you're ignoring me?
488			Woohoo... anyone in there?
489			Well this is fun... standing here talking to myself.
490			Hello?
491			Lancer-Captain Kells is looking for you... I suggest you hightail it up to the Flight Deck.
492			{Someone just brought what you consider a dangerous creature into your space. / Irritated} I don't want that synth getting anywhere near the instrumentation. Understand?
493			{Someone just brought what you consider a dangerous creature into your space. / Irritated} Is that a Ghoul? Are you looking to get a citation?
494			Treat your Power Armor well and it can get you through anything.
495			This frame is driving me crazy. Got like three itches I can't even scratch.
496			Just fixed a few Power Armor mods and gave them to Teagan. You might want to check them out.
497			My list of maintenance fixes keeps getting longer and longer.
498			Can you tell Kells if he wants things fixed he needs to keep the damn ship steady?
499			{Impressed} Heard those Mutants at Fort Strong didn't know what hit 'em. Well done.
500			{Friendly} Liberty Prime is going to turn the tide of this war.
501			{Distressed. / Somber} Danse was a synth this whole time. I don't want to believe it.
502			{Impressed} Paladin. Congratulations.
503			{Friendly} Suppose I need to start addressing you more formally. Congratulations, Sentinel. Don't let it go to your head.

CIS_ChatWithNPC_Danse

#	SCENE	DIALOGUE BEFORE	RESPONSE TEXT	DIALOGUE AFTER	ABXY
504	CIS_ChatWithNPC_DanseScene	Companion: Reporting in, Elder.	{Irritated} Nothing runs smoothly around here, Danse. You of all people should know that.	Companion: Get out of my sight, filthy ghoul!	A2a

ConvBoSAirportPrydwen02

#	SCENE	DIALOGUE BEFORE	RESPONSE TEXT	DIALOGUE AFTER	ABXY
505	ConvBoSAirportPrydwen02Scene	BoSGroup01: Proctor Ingram, do you have a moment?	Sure, I wasn't busy or anything.	BoSGroup01: We've got a vertibird bringing in three Power Armor suits for repair. I'm afraid that the sludge in the bay is gumming up their joints.	A1a
506		BoSGroup01: Proctor Ingram, do you have a moment?	It better be important.	BoSGroup01: We've got a vertibird bringing in three Power Armor suits for repair. I'm afraid that the sludge in the bay is gumming up their joints.	A2a
507		BoSGroup01: Proctor Ingram, do you have a moment?	Well... don't just stand there gawking. What did you want?	BoSGroup01: We've got a vertibird bringing in three Power Armor suits for repair. I'm afraid that the sludge in the bay is gumming up their joints.	A3a
508		BoSGroup01: We've got a vertibird bringing in three Power Armor suits for repair. I'm afraid that the sludge in the bay is gumming up their joints.	Lovely. Looks like I'll be pulling extra duty hours again.		A1a
509		BoSGroup01: We've got a vertibird bringing in three Power Armor suits for repair. I'm afraid that the sludge in the bay is gumming up their joints.	Are you kidding me? Sigh. All right... I'll see what I can do about it.		A2a
510		BoSGroup01: We've got a vertibird bringing in three Power Armor suits for repair. I'm afraid that the sludge in the bay is gumming up their joints.	Can't say that I'm surprised. No problem, I'll take care of it when I'm finished here.		A3a

DialogueGenericUniqueVoiceTypes

#	SCENE	DIALOGUE BEFORE	RESPONSE TEXT	DIALOGUE AFTER	ABXY
511	-		{A quick grunt or exertion, blocking a heavy blow from your opponent} Gah!
512			{A quick grunt or exertion, blocking a heavy blow from your opponent} Nargh!
513			{A quick grunt or exertion, blocking a heavy blow from your opponent} Unf!
514			{A quick grunt or exertion, blocking a heavy blow from your opponent} Grrh!
515			{A quick grunt or exertion, blocking a heavy blow from your opponent} Nnh!
516			{death / InPain} For... E-elder M-maxson...
517			{death / InPain} Honor and g-glory...
518			{death / InPain} For the B-brotherhood...
519			{InPain} Agh.
520			{Struck by a weapon or bullet, a short, violent grunt of pain.} Argh!
521			{Struck by a weapon or bullet, a short, violent grunt of pain.} Weergh!
522			{Struck by a weapon or bullet, a short, violent grunt of pain.} Yeagh!
523			{Struck by a weapon or bullet, a short, violent grunt of pain.} Nargh!
524			{Struck by a weapon or bullet, a short, violent grunt of pain.} Oof!
525			{Struck by a weapon or bullet, a short, violent grunt of pain.} Agh!
526			{Powerfully swinging a weapon, up over your head and bringing it down hard on your opponent. Quick and violent, not drawn out.} Aaaayyyaarrrrgghh!
527			{Powerfully swinging a weapon, up over your head and bringing it down hard on your opponent. Quick and violent, not drawn out.} Yyyaaaarrgghh!
528			{Powerfully swinging a weapon, up over your head and bringing it down hard on your opponent. Quick and violent, not drawn out.} Rrrraaaaarrggghhhh!
529			Something's out there...
530			What was that?
531			I swore I heard something...
532			Take them down!
533			Fire at will!
534			Ad victoriam!
535			Engaging hostiles!
536			Shoot to kill!
537			No mercy!
538			Going weapons hot!
539			{Quick noise of physical exertion while swinging a weapon. Short and sweet.} Grrargh!
540			{Quick noise of physical exertion while swinging a weapon. Short and sweet.} Aggghh!
541			{Quick noise of physical exertion while swinging a weapon. Short and sweet.} Nyyarrggh!
542			{Quick noise of physical exertion while swinging a weapon. Short and sweet.} Rrarggh!
543			{Quick noise of physical exertion while swinging a weapon. Short and sweet.} Yearrgh!
544			{Quick noise of physical exertion while swinging a weapon. Short and sweet.} Hyargh!
545			{Quick and violent shove, a sharp, short exertion!} Hunh!
546			{Quick and violent shove, a sharp, short exertion!} Gah!
547			{Quick and violent shove, a sharp, short exertion!} Yah!
548			{Quick and violent shove, a sharp, short exertion!} Rargh!
549			{Heavy breathing and coughing, clutching a mortal wound and struggling to stay alive} *heavy breathing* *cough cough*
550			{Heavy breathing and coughing, clutching a mortal wound and struggling to stay alive} Oof! *heavy breathing*
551			{Heavy breathing and coughing, clutching a mortal wound and struggling to stay alive} Agh! *cough* *wheeze*
552			For the Brotherhood!
553			For victory!
554			No mercy!
555			Ad victoriam!
556			For Elder Maxson!
557			Target located!
558			Intruder alert!
559			Over here! Over here!
560			Found you!
561			Standing down.
562			False alarm.
563			Area seems clear.
564			Lost visual!
565			Contact lost!
566			Target's gone dark!
567			Cease fire.
568			Threat neutralized.
569			Target down.
570			Going weapons cold.
571			Area secure.
572			Target reacquired!
573			Over here!
574			Caught you!

Min207

#	SCENE	DIALOGUE BEFORE	RESPONSE TEXT	DIALOGUE AFTER	ABXY
575	Min207IngramScene	PlayerVoiceFemale01: Excuse me, Proctor Ingram. Do you remember that holotape of Institute data I gave you? I really need it back.	{Puzzled} I'd appreciate knowing why you want me to hand over highly sensitive data first.	Player Default: I'd like to share the holotape with the Minutemen. I think they need it as badly as we do.	A1a
576		Player Default: I'd like to share the holotape with the Minutemen. I think they need it as badly as we do.	{Concerned} I'm not sure why you'd trust them with it, but it's up to you. After all, you're the one who got it in the first place.	Ingram: Here's the original. Already made myself a copy.	A1a
577		Player Default: Just give it to me. I'm the one who got it in the first place.	{Irritated} All right, take it easy. No need to blow a gasket.	Ingram: Here's the original. Already made myself a copy.	B1a
578		Player Default: Fine, you got me. I'm an Institute spy and we want our data back.	{Sarcastic} Cute, real cute.	Ingram: Here's the original. Already made myself a copy.	X1a
579		Player Default: What's the difference? I assume you got everything you needed from it.	{Friendly} Yeah, I guess you have a point.	Ingram: Here's the original. Already made myself a copy.	Y1a
580		Player Default: I'm not sure why you'd trust them with it, but it's up to you. After all, you're the one who got it in the first place.	{Friendly} Here's the original. Already made myself a copy.		A1a

MQ206BoS

#	SCENE	DIALOGUE BEFORE	RESPONSE TEXT	DIALOGUE AFTER	ABXY
581	MQ206BoS_003_IngramIntro	PlayerVoiceFemale01: Elder Maxson said you'd help me build the Signal Interceptor.	{with a smirk / Sarcastic} So, it looks like you're calling the shots around here now, huh?		A1a
582			{Question} All right, I'll bite. What does your new miracle device do?	Player Default: The Institute uses teleportation to get in and out. This machine can hijack their signal and send me instead.	A1b
583		Player Default: The Institute uses teleportation to get in and out. This machine can hijack their signal and send me instead.	{This is shocking... it's very advanced tech to be able to teleport / Surprised} Teleportation?	ProctorIngram: Molecular transmission via encrypted RF waves? Okay, even I have to admit... that's genius.	A1a
584		Player Default: You're supposed to be the expert. All I have are these plans.	{all right smart ass / Irritated} All right, tough guy. Let me take a look.	ProctorIngram: Molecular transmission via encrypted RF waves? Okay, even I have to admit... that's genius.	B1a
585		Player Default: You're supposed to be the expert. All I have are these plans.	{all right smart ass / Irritated} All right, tough gal. Let me take a look.	ProctorIngram: Molecular transmission via encrypted RF waves? Okay, even I have to admit... that's genius.	B2a
586		Player Default: I'm not sure I can explain how it works, but a former Institute scientist gave me these plans.	{Puzzled} Hmm. Let me see.	ProctorIngram: Molecular transmission via encrypted RF waves? Okay, even I have to admit... that's genius.	X1a
587		Player Default: Did you know the Institute has a teleporter called the Molecular Relay? Take a look.	{You've never heard of that / Puzzled} Molecular... what? No.	ProctorIngram: Molecular transmission via encrypted RF waves? Okay, even I have to admit... that's genius.	Y1a
588		Player Default: Teleportation?	{This is shocking... it's very advanced tech to be able to teleport / Surprised} Molecular transmission via encrypted RF waves? Okay, even I have to admit... that's genius.		A1a
589			{realization / Impressed} This explains why we've been picking up anomolous energy readings all across the Commonwealth.		A1b
590			{Irritated} Not to mention how they get their tin soldiers to come out of the damn walls.		A1c
591			{Impressed} And this little beauty allows you to literally hijack a return signal. Instead of grabbing the intended target, it grabs you instead. Impressive.	Player Default: Well, you definitely know your stuff.	A1d
592		Player Default: Well, you definitely know your stuff.	{SinisterSmile} Damn right I do.	ProctorIngram: It's difficult to make out all the details here, but I'm thinking you can get started by building a Stabilized Reflector Platform.	A1a
593		Player Default: How can you admire them? They're a bunch of murderers.	{surprised at the outburst / Surprised} Woah, slow down there.		B1a
594			{SinisterSmile} I want to see a huge smoking crater where the Institute used to be just as much as you do. But we have to take it one step at a time.	ProctorIngram: It's difficult to make out all the details here, but I'm thinking you can get started by building a Stabilized Reflector Platform.	B1b
595		Player Default: Enough of the technical talk.	{Confident} Chomping at the bit to get this thing built, huh? Me too.	ProctorIngram: It's difficult to make out all the details here, but I'm thinking you can get started by building a Stabilized Reflector Platform.	X1a
596		Player Default: That all sounds impressive, but can you build it?	{Confident} If I can keep that flying pile of junk in the air, I can work miracles.	ProctorIngram: It's difficult to make out all the details here, but I'm thinking you can get started by building a Stabilized Reflector Platform.	Y1a
597		Player Default: Damn right I do.	{Thinking} It's difficult to make out all the details here, but I'm thinking you can get started by building a Stabilized Reflector Platform.		A1a
598			{Confident} It's going to take a cargo hold full of high-grade metal, but I'm sure we have plenty of it right here at the airport.	Player Default: I'm glad you could make sense of those plans.	A1b
599		Player Default: I'm glad you could make sense of those plans.	{Confident} I haven't made sense of all of it yet, but I will by the time you get the first part built.	ProctorIngram: Here's a list of everything you need to find.	A1a
600		Player Default: I don't see how this is ever going to work.	{Confident} It might look like a bunch of children's doodles to you, but trust me, there's a method to this madness.	ProctorIngram: Here's a list of everything you need to find.	B1a
601		Player Default: Just tell me what we need so I can get started.	{Irritated} Sorry that I'm boring you.	ProctorIngram: Here's a list of everything you need to find.	X1a
602		Player Default: Can you give me a list of what I'll need to build this platform?	{Confident} Of course.	ProctorIngram: Here's a list of everything you need to find.	Y1a
603		Player Default: I haven't made sense of all of it yet, but I will by the time you get the first part built.	{Confident} Here's a list of everything you need to find.		A1a
604			{Confident} You're also going to need a massive power source to get the Signal Interceptor running.		A1b
605	MQ206BoS_004_IngramPlatformDone		{Question} Any luck building the platform yet?	Player Default: Yes, I'm ready to build the rest of it.	A
606		Player Default: Yes, I'm ready to build the rest of it.	{Impressed} Good, let's move on then.	ProctorIngram: Here's a list of everything we'll need.	A1a
607		Player Default: No, not yet.	{Irritated} According to Maxson, this is priority one... so quit fooling around and build it already.	ProctorIngram: Here's a list of everything we'll need.	B1a
608		Player Default: I glued a bunch of parts together and hoped for the best. Good enough?	{Irritated} Hey, you're the one that's going to be standing on the thing. If it blows up, it's going to hurt you a lot more than it'll hurt me.	ProctorIngram: Here's a list of everything we'll need.	X1a
609		Player Default: Did you figure out the rest of Virgil's schematics?	{with irony / Concerned} We'll know after we throw the switch.	ProctorIngram: Here's a list of everything we'll need.	Y1a
610		Player Default: Hm. I wish I had your confidence.	{sudden realization / Surprised} Oh, one last thing before I forget.		A1a
611			{Concerned} It's important that all the components are wired together so all the pieces are on a single grid. Otherwise, this isn't going to work.	ProctorIngram: If you need any help, I'll be over at the build site making some adjustments and calculations.	A1b
612		ProctorIngram: It's important that all the components are wired together so all the pieces are on a single grid. Otherwise, this isn't going to work.	{Confident} If you need any help, I'll be over at the build site making some adjustments and calculations.		A1a
613			{Concerned} I'd wish you good luck, Knight... but I think we're both going need it.		A1b
614		Player Default: Good, let's move on then.	{Confident} Here's a list of everything we'll need.		A1a
615			{Sarcastic} Now I know some of that might as well be in Greek, so I'll be around if you have any questions.	Player Default: Looks good, Ingram. I'll get to work right away.	A1b
616		Player Default: Looks good, Ingram. I'll get to work right away.	{Concerned} Hm. I wish I had your confidence.	ProctorIngram: Oh, one last thing before I forget.	A1a
617		Player Default: Wow, that's quite a list. Might take me a while to find everything.	{Friendly} That's fine. It's going to take me a while to figure out how to make this crazy contraption work.	ProctorIngram: Oh, one last thing before I forget.	B1a
618		Player Default: I'm on it.	{wary / Concerned} I hope so.	ProctorIngram: Oh, one last thing before I forget.	X1a
619		Player Default: Can you explain how this thing is actually going to work?	{Confident} According to Virgil's notes, it takes four components to complete the Signal Interceptor.		Y1a
620			{Confident} First, we need a "Control Console" to input the code sequence and process the signal. That's the easy part.		Y1b
621			{Confident} Second, we have the "Relay Dish." That's for the "Interceptor" part of the name. It scans and grabs the proper frequency we need.		Y1c
622			{Concerned} Third, and the most complex, is the "Molecular Beam Emitter." This is the actual component that translates your matter into energy for transmission.		Y1d
623			{Confident} You've already built the "Stabilized Reflector Platform" which concentrates and reflects the molecular beam.	ProctorIngram: Oh, one last thing before I forget.	Y1e
624	MQ206BoS_005_IngramParts		{Question} Do you need any help with the Signal Interceptor?	Player Default: Could use your help finding parts for the Beam Emitter.	A
625		Player Default: Could use your help finding parts for the Beam Emitter.	{Confident} I'd scout out pre-war military bases for military-grade circuit boards.		A1a
626		Player Default: Not now.	{Irritated} You still have a lot more to do. Better get back to work.		B1a
627		Player Default: Not sure how we're going to build this Relay Dish.	{Confident} Try and locate old radar installations or radio transmitters. If you're lucky, a few of them might still have their dishes intact.		X1a
628		Player Default: How are we going to build a Control Console?	{Confident} Old hospitals might have the equipment to translate your molecular information for transmission. Best lead I can think of right now.		Y1a
629	MQ206BoSTeleporterFail		{Angry} Damn!		A1a
630			{Irritated} Total system shutdown. We're going to have to recalibrate and try again.		A1b
631	MQ206BoSTeleporterScene	ProctorIngram: Wow. There's a heck of a lot of interference and ghosting. It's going to take a minute or two to lock in.	By the way, this little trip you're taking is a heck of an opportunity to find out as much as we can about the Institute and what they're up to.		A1a
632			I put a clever little program on this holotape that'll scan their network and download anything it finds.	ProctorIngram: If you place it in any terminal down there, it'll do the rest. Bring it back to me and I'll see if I can make sense of whatever it found.	A1b
633		ProctorIngram: I put a clever little program on this holotape that'll scan their network and download anything it finds.	If you place it in any terminal down there, it'll do the rest. Bring it back to me and I'll see if I can make sense of whatever it found.	ProctorIngram: Well, well... looks like we have a winner. RF wave capture complete.	A1a
634		ProctorIngram: Let me start scanning for the signal.	Cross your fingers. I'm inputting the code now...	ProctorIngram: Wow. There's a heck of a lot of interference and ghosting. It's going to take a minute or two to lock in.	A1a
635		ProctorIngram: Cross your fingers. I'm inputting the code now...	{Concerned} Wow. There's a heck of a lot of interference and ghosting. It's going to take a minute or two to lock in.	ProctorIngram: By the way, this little trip you're taking is a heck of an opportunity to find out as much as we can about the Institute and what they're up to.	A1a
636		ProctorIngram: The device doesn't work from over there. You have to be on the platform.	{project voice for rest of entire scene, the machine is running and you're talking over it (roughly the sound of a loud truck engine)} Let's see. Relay's dialed in, beam emitter's warmed up. Everything looks green.		A1a
637			Let me start scanning for the signal.	ProctorIngram: Cross your fingers. I'm inputting the code now...	A1b
638		ProctorIngram: If you place it in any terminal down there, it'll do the rest. Bring it back to me and I'll see if I can make sense of whatever it found.	{Surprised} Well, well... looks like we have a winner. RF wave capture complete.		A1a
639			Ramping the emitter.	ProctorIngram: Sixty percent...	A1b
640		ProctorIngram: Ramping the emitter.	{building up to teleport} Sixty percent...		A1a
641			{building up to teleport} Eighty percent...		A1b
642			{building up to teleport / Concerned} Emitter's spiking, but steady. All that's left is to throw the transmit switch.	ProctorIngram: Transmitting in three...	A1c
643		ProctorIngram: Emitter's spiking, but steady. All that's left is to throw the transmit switch.	{building up to teleport / Concerned} Transmitting in three...		A1a
644			{building up to teleport / Concerned} Two...		A1b
645			{building up to teleport / Concerned} One.		A1c
646			{last minute concern for Player as he teleports away / Concerned} Stay safe, soldier!		A1d
647			{Irritated} The device doesn't work from over there. You have to be on the platform.	ProctorIngram: Let's see. Relay's dialed in, beam emitter's warmed up. Everything looks green.	A1a
648			{Irritated} Pull yourself together and get up onto that platform.	ProctorIngram: Let's see. Relay's dialed in, beam emitter's warmed up. Everything looks green.	A2a
649			{Irritated} Are you in, or are you out? Make up your mind.	ProctorIngram: Let's see. Relay's dialed in, beam emitter's warmed up. Everything looks green.	A3a
650			{Irritated} You wanted to get into the Institute, right? Well, what are you waiting for?	ProctorIngram: Let's see. Relay's dialed in, beam emitter's warmed up. Everything looks green.	A4a
651	MQ206BoSTeleporterWalkAway		{Surprised} Changed your mind, huh? All right, I'll keep this thing warmed up for you.		A1a
652	MQ206BoSTeleportStart		{Question} I've checked and rechecked everything. I think the Signal Interceptor's ready to go... are you?	Player Default: Let's do this.	A
653		Player Default: Let's do this.	{Concerned} All right.		A1a
654			{Confident} Head up onto the platform and we'll see if I can find a signal to lock on to.		A1b
655		Player Default: I'm not ready yet.	{Confident} Fine, wouldn't kill me to crunch the numbers a few more times anyway.		B1a
656		Player Default: I have some things to do first.	{Friendly} Yeah, I wouldn't be eager to jump onto this contraption either.		X1a
657		Player Default: Shouldn't we test it first?	{Confident} Not with a single frequency code.		Y1a
658			{Confident} The second you arrive and the Institute figures out which signal we hijacked, they'll change the code and we're locked out.		Y1b
659			{Confident} This is a one shot deal.		Y1c
660			{Question} So, what do you say? You ready to give it a try?	Player Default: Let's do this.	Y1d
661	-		Maxson's waiting to talk to you and I'm not throwing the switch until he gives us the go ahead.		A
662			{caution in your voice / Concerned} All my readouts are green. Looks like we're ready.
663			{Concerned} We're close. All we need is enough power to fire up the Signal Interceptor.
664			{Concerned} Better check all your connections and make sure all the components are wired together on a single grid.
665			{Concerned} Once all the components are set up, next step is power. A bunch of generators should do the trick.
666			{Concerned} With the beam emitter out of alignment, we'll never trap the signal properly. See what you can do about it.

MQ302BoS

#	SCENE	DIALOGUE BEFORE	RESPONSE TEXT	DIALOGUE AFTER	ABXY
667	MQ302BoS_Ingram_ConcourseFight01		Paladin, we've located the reactor. It's accessible through the Advanced Systems division. Only... you can't reach it.	Ingram: The security override can only come from the Director's terminal. You'll need to access his quarters.	A1a
668		Ingram: Paladin, we've located the reactor. It's accessible through the Advanced Systems division. Only... you can't reach it.	The security override can only come from the Director's terminal. You'll need to access his quarters.		A1a
669	MQ302BoS_Ingram_PAHacked	Ingram: Elder Maxson? Sir? We've successfully broken into the audio overrides for the facility.	We're working on the other systems now. I'll keep you updated and guide you as best I can.		A1a
670			Elder Maxson? Sir? We've successfully broken into the audio overrides for the facility.	Ingram: We're working on the other systems now. I'll keep you updated and guide you as best I can.	A1a
671	MQ302BoS_Ingram_PathCleared		Well done, Paladin. Looks like a path should be clear to the reactor.	Ingram: And I am happy to report that reinforcements have arrived.	A1a
672		Ingram: Well done, Paladin. Looks like a path should be clear to the reactor.	And I am happy to report that reinforcements have arrived.		A1a
673	MQ302BoS_Ingram_RelayOut	Player Default: I don't even know what to say... except that they deserve what's coming to them.	{Confident} You're clear to go, then. Ready?	Player Default: Absolutely. Let's get out of here.	A1a
674		Player Default: Absolutely. Let's get out of here.	{Confident} You got it, Paladin.	Ingram: I'm sending you to the detonation site. I'll set the Relay to send the last of us to the Prydwen and make sure everyone is out.	A1a
675		Player Default: No, not yet.	{Irritated} Yeah? Well, I hope you're not forgetting that one button press turns this place into a crater.	Ingram: I'm sending you to the detonation site. I'll set the Relay to send the last of us to the Prydwen and make sure everyone is out.	B1a
676		Player Default: Not just yet. I need a minute.	{Concerned} All right, but don't take too long. Maxson's itching to turn this place into dust.	Ingram: I'm sending you to the detonation site. I'll set the Relay to send the last of us to the Prydwen and make sure everyone is out.	X1a
677		Player Default: The Relay works? It's not going to vaporize me or something, is it?	{Irritated} Don't worry, I've got this thing all figured out. Now, are you ready to get out of here or not?	Player Default: Absolutely. Let's get out of here.	Y1a
678		PlayerVoiceFemale01: All right, Ingram. Fire it up.	{Surprised} Wait a second... you haven't even talked to the kid. You're not just going to leave him here are you?	Player Default: He's a synth, Ingram. He's not really my son.	A1a
679		PlayerVoiceFemale01: All right, Ingram. Fire it up.	{Surprised} Hang on. You're telling me you'd leave that kid here to die? He's your son!	Player Default: He's a synth, Ingram. He's not really my son.	A2a
680		Player Default: He's a synth, Ingram. He's not really my son.	{Surprised} Are you kidding me? The Institute made synths that look like children?		A1a
681			{Angry} I don't even know what to say... except that they deserve what's coming to them.	Ingram: You're clear to go, then. Ready?	A1b
682		Player Default: It's none of your damned business Ingram. Now get us out of here.	{as much contempt as appropriate when addressing senior officer / Irritated} Fine. Whatever you say... sir.	Ingram: You're clear to go, then. Ready?	B1a
683		Player Default: It's none of your damned business Ingram. Now get us out of here.	{Irritated} Fine. Whatever you say... ma'am.	Ingram: You're clear to go, then. Ready?	B2a
684		Player Default: We don't have time for this, Proctor. Get us out of here.	{shocked at Player's coldness, stammering / Surprised} But... I...		X1a
685			{recovering from the shock, snapping back to normal with as much contempt as appropriate when addressing senior officer / Irritated} Whatever you say, Paladin.	Ingram: You're clear to go, then. Ready?	X1b
686		Player Default: Is there a problem, Proctor?	{angry and surprised / Surprised} A problem? Hell yes I have a problem!		Y1a
687			{Angry} You're letting this kid get blown to bits... and he's your son. I think that qualifies.	Player Default: He's a synth, Ingram. He's not really my son.	Y1b
688		Player Default: You got it, Paladin.	{Confident} I'm sending you to the detonation site. I'll set the Relay to send the last of us to the Prydwen and make sure everyone is out.	Ingram: When that reactor goes up, this place will be nothing but a smoking crater full of rubble. Should be quite a sight.	A1a
689		Ingram: I'm sending you to the detonation site. I'll set the Relay to send the last of us to the Prydwen and make sure everyone is out.	{SinisterSmile} When that reactor goes up, this place will be nothing but a smoking crater full of rubble. Should be quite a sight.		A1a
690			{Grateful} Looks like your work here is done, Paladin.	Ingram: Everything looks green. System's warmed up and ready to go if you are.	A1b
691		Ingram: Looks like your work here is done, Paladin.	{Confident} Everything looks green. System's warmed up and ready to go if you are.	Player Default: Absolutely. Let's get out of here.	A1a
692		Player Default: You got it, Paladin.	{Confident} I'm going to send you and Elder Maxson directly to the detonation site. I'll make sure the kid gets some new clothes and reaches the Airport safely.	Ingram: When that reactor goes up, this place will be nothing but a smoking crater full of rubble. Should be quite a sight.	A1a
693		Ingram: I'm going to send you and Elder Maxson directly to the detonation site. I'll make sure the kid gets some new clothes and reaches the Airport safely.	{SinisterSmile} When that reactor goes up, this place will be nothing but a smoking crater full of rubble. Should be quite a sight.		A1a
694			{Grateful} Looks like your work here is done, Paladin.		A1b
695	MQ302BoS_Maxson_Ingram_Kid	Maxson: Our work here is done. Proctor Ingram, it's time to teleport us out.	{surprised and don't quite know what to say / Surprised} Sorry, Elder... I would, but... well, this child showed up.	Ingram: He claims to be the Paladin's son, sir.	A1a
696		Ingram: Sorry, Elder... I would, but... well, this child showed up.	{Concerned} He claims to be the Paladin's son, sir.		A1a
697	-		{sense of urgency, warp out before kaboom (don't yell) / Concerned} Get into the chamber so I can relay you out of here.		A
698			Don't worry; we'll get this machinery under control.
699			I'll make sure this teleporter is working by the time you need it.
700			I've got this covered, Paladin. Get to that reactor.
701			{Friendly} Good job, Paladin. Now let's get moving.
702			{Confident} I have the relay warmed up and ready to get us out of here.
703			{Confident} Ready to leave when you are, Paladin.
704			{Friendly} You just get to the reactor, I'll figure this beast out.
705			{Confident} As soon as I get the signal, I'll bring you right back here.
706			{Confident} You do your thing, I'll do mine.

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707	-		What? You looking at me?
708			You here to chew me out, too?
709			We severely underestimated the Commonwealth.