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Link | cnv.vo_holding.companion_characters.sith_inquisitor.talos_drellik.talos_drellik |
ownerID | 877710926675968 |
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ID | 3 |
Text | Aggghhh! |
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ID | 5 |
Text | Um, thank you, my lord. I'm sure most anything could be convinced to give up its secrets with that. |
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ID | 10 |
Text | My lord. We need to talk. This--this cannot go on any longer. |
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ID | 12 |
Text | Since I have joined you, you have been vicious, cruel, and shown absolutely no regard for the Empire whatsoever, past, present or future! |
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ID | 13 |
Text | You dare talk to me this way? |
SummaryPhrase | Show some respect. |
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ID | 14 |
Text | Somebody has to. |
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ID | 17 |
Text | So the little archaeologist has finally grown a spine. |
SummaryPhrase | How brave of you. |
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ID | 18 |
Text | Go ahead. Mock me. |
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ID | 21 |
Text | I don't understand. What did I do to offend you? |
SummaryPhrase | Why the outburst? |
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ID | 22 |
Text | Do I need to make a list? |
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ID | 24 |
Text | Maybe in your eyes I'm just a silly little librarian. But I'm an Imperial soldier. |
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ID | 26 |
Text | I believe in the Empire, and I won't stand idly by while you burn it to the ground. |
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ID | 27 |
Text | I'm only destroying it so I can build a better one. Have faith. |
SummaryPhrase | I'm creating a new order. |
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ID | 28 |
Text | Faith? My lord, I will try. |
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ID | 31 |
Text | Your loyalties are sorely misplaced. This Empire is not worth two hairs on your head. |
SummaryPhrase | The Empire is worthless. |
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ID | 32 |
Text | With all respect, my lord, neither of us is ranked high enough to make that judgment. |
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ID | 35 |
Text | You would know better than I, I suppose. |
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ID | 37 |
Text | But if things do not divert from their present course, I will be forced to hand in my resignation. |
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ID | 39 |
Text | Consider your opinion heard. Is there anything else you want to say? |
SummaryPhrase | Go on. |
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ID | 40 |
Text | Just that if things continue along this trajectory, I will be forced to hand in my resignation. |
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ID | 42 |
Text | Thank you, thank you, thank you. You saved me. The chain was key. |
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ID | 44 |
Text | I don't know why I didn't see it sooner! The medallion is authentic, but the chain isn't. |
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ID | 46 |
Text | See, the medallion was designed to be worn as a necklace. There was writing on the medallion and the chain. |
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ID | 48 |
Text | I just assumed that the chain was a forgery. The material it's made of is too modern. But it was a message. |
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ID | 49 |
Text | I never considered the chain. Interesting. |
SummaryPhrase | Fascinating. |
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ID | 50 |
Text | Nor had I, until I noticed a bit of corrosion on one of the links that tipped me off to its not being the original. |
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ID | 53 |
Text | No detail is too small to be of value. |
SummaryPhrase | Always look closely. |
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ID | 54 |
Text | I bow in respect to your genius. |
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ID | 57 |
Text | What was the message? |
SummaryPhrase | A message? |
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ID | 59 |
Text | It seems like a lot of effort to go through to send a message. |
SummaryPhrase | Is that all? Disappointing. |
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ID | 60 |
Text | It had to be something easy to overlook, yet obvious at the same time. |
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ID | 62 |
Text | I've translated the text on the chain. It reads "Look beneath the second sun." And then there's two numbers...? |
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ID | 64 |
Text | The second sun. Hmm. It sounds like Tatooine to me. But where? Unless... of course! The numbers-- they're coordinates! |
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ID | 65 |
Text | Do you have any theories? |
SummaryPhrase | What do you think it means? |
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ID | 66 |
Text | I don't know. |
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ID | 69 |
Text | It sounds like your mentor is having a laugh at our expense, sending us on a cross-galaxy scavenger hunt. |
SummaryPhrase | This must be a joke. |
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ID | 70 |
Text | Auselio Gann wouldn't play with such valuable artifacts. |
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ID | 73 |
Text | Your mentor was kidnapped. I doubt his kidnappers let him engrave his location on the chain and leave it on Alderaan. |
SummaryPhrase | That makes no sense. |
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ID | 74 |
Text | No, certainly not. |
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ID | 76 |
Text | If I can find out what Auselio Gann was after, why he might have been kidnapped, I can find him. |
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ID | 78 |
Text | Please, my lord, it's my only chance of finding him. We have to go to Tatooine. |
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ID | 79 |
Text | You'll have whatever you need. |
SummaryPhrase | I'll gladly assist. |
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ID | 80 |
Text | Thank you, my lord. I am humbled. |
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ID | 83 |
Text | On one condition. If we find your mentor, I don't want to hear about him ever again. |
SummaryPhrase | This better be the last place. |
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ID | 84 |
Text | Yes, my lord. You are most generous. |
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ID | 86 |
Text | I've never looked for someone living before. I wonder if this is what it's like in Imperial Intelligence. I always thought I'd make a good spy. |
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ID | 88 |
Text | I don't usually help where I have nothing to gain, but I'll see if I can find the time. |
SummaryPhrase | We'll see. |
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ID | 89 |
Text | Of course, my lord. I suppose an old archaeologist can't mean much to a powerful Sith like yourself. |
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ID | 91 |
Text | Whoever this Sith Lord was, he was either very insignificant or very good at covering his tracks. |
SummaryPhrase | This Sith sounds fascinating. |
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ID | 92 |
Text | I can't imagine why anyone would want to kidnap Auselio Gann over a Sith Lord no one's heard of, but they demanded the medallion. |
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ID | 94 |
Text | Admittedly, the historical implications of the medallion are exciting, but we archaeologists have a code. We don't steal each other's discoveries! |
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ID | 95 |
Text | Is that medallion all there was? |
SummaryPhrase | We're missing something here. |
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ID | 96 |
Text | Perhaps the medallion holds a different kind of value. |
SummaryPhrase | Perhaps it's powerful. |
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ID | 97 |
Text | What could possibly be more valuable than knowledge, my lord? Perhaps if I had the chain.... |
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ID | 99 |
Text | Perhaps it's time to give up. You tried your best. |
SummaryPhrase | That's enough. |
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ID | 100 |
Text | No. I can't give up. When the Imperial Reclamation Service starts a job, we finish it. |
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ID | 102 |
Text | I'll search my whole life if I have to. Even if I only find his bones, at least I'll be able to see he gets a proper funeral. |
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ID | 104 |
Text | Is it possible Auselio Gann left you some sort of other clue? |
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ID | 106 |
Text | The chain! There was a newer chain attached. Why would Auselio Gann donate an authentic medallion with a fake chain? Thank you, my lord. |
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ID | 107 |
Text | My lord, I've just received the most distressing message. |
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ID | 109 |
Text | Some masked stranger claims to have kidnapped Auselio Gann! He's demanding the medallion! |
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ID | 111 |
Text | I never really believed Auselio Gann could be in serious danger. But my course is plain: It falls on me to rescue him. |
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ID | 112 |
Text | You really care about him, don't you? |
SummaryPhrase | You sound worried. |
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ID | 113 |
Text | We'll find the one who took him, and I'll rip him open from head to toe. |
SummaryPhrase | He'll pay for taking him. |
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ID | 114 |
Text | Certainly I want them to get their just deserts, but I think we could settle for having them imprisoned, don't you think? |
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ID | 117 |
Text | I'm beginning to wish we'd found him on Alderaan, just so I wouldn't have to keep hearing about him. |
SummaryPhrase | Is this all you talk about? |
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ID | 118 |
Text | With all respect, my lord, the times in our lives when we are called to action are few enough. |
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ID | 120 |
Text | Destiny is calling me to find Auselio Gann, just as sure as she called me to join the Reclamation Service, and to follow you. |
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ID | 121 |
Text | Oh all right, I'll lend you a hand then. |
SummaryPhrase | Fine. How can I help? |
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ID | 122 |
Text | Great. It'll be just like in the old adventure holos. Two unlikely heroes team up to solve a mystery. |
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ID | 126 |
Text | Some masked stranger claims to have kidnapped Auselio Gann. He's demanding the medallion we retrieved from House Thul! |
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ID | 127 |
Text | I received pre-recorded holocall from him this morning. He said that if I received it, he was dead. |
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ID | 129 |
Text | Yes, my lord. My apologies. |
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ID | 131 |
Text | I guess I need to try a different angle. Perhaps if I used an infrared light? Thank you for your time, my lord. |
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ID | 133 |
Text | All things have a purpose. Joining the service led me to you, and without you, I never would've recovered the medallion from Alderaan. |
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ID | 135 |
Text | Unfortunately, I can't make sense of this medallion in the slightest. I thought it was just like the replica at first, but it's not. |
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ID | 137 |
Text | It says it belonged to a Sith Lord named Harran Semorin, but I've never heard of him. |
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ID | 138 |
Text | It sounds like another fake. |
SummaryPhrase | Is it a forgery? |
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ID | 139 |
Text | It seems that way, doesn't it? I've done tests on it, and it's authentic. |
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ID | 142 |
Text | I've never heard of him either. |
SummaryPhrase | Sorry, I don't know him. |
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ID | 144 |
Text | What does it matter whether you've heard of him or not? |
SummaryPhrase | Why is he important? |
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ID | 145 |
Text | Well, it would give me some idea what Auselio Gann was working on that got him kidnapped. |
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ID | 147 |
Text | Whoever Harran Semorin is, Auselio Gann's made quite the discovery. This medallion pre-dates any of the Sith artifacts I've seen. |
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ID | 149 |
Text | Imagine the volumes that could be written on this find! If only I could see what my mentor wanted me to see. |
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ID | 150 |
Text | I suppose melting this one down is out of the question. |
SummaryPhrase | No fire this time, I guess. |
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ID | 151 |
Text | No, if I destroyed it, whoever did this would win. If we destroy our history, we destroy ourselves. |
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ID | 154 |
Text | Have you considered that your old mentor might just have been a doddering old man? |
SummaryPhrase | He was probably crazy. |
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ID | 155 |
Text | Doddering! He could've extracted a three-thousand-year-old crumb from the cracks of the cantina floor if I'd asked him. |
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ID | 158 |
Text | I'm intrigued by your search. Update me if you find anything new. |
SummaryPhrase | Keep me informed. |
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ID | 161 |
Text | Don't go anywhere without me. |
SummaryPhrase | I'm coming with you. |
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ID | 162 |
Text | I'd sooner excavate a tomb with detonite than go without you, my lord. |
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ID | 165 |
Text | Then you'll need me to keep you out of trouble. |
SummaryPhrase | I have your back. |
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ID | 167 |
Text | Do what you must, but don't expect any support from me. |
SummaryPhrase | Suit yourself. |
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ID | 168 |
Text | I'm sorry, my lord. I thought, well, you've been quite good to me so far. I could use someone of your expertise and authority. |
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ID | 169 |
Text | I'll come if you insist. |
SummaryPhrase | Fine. |
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ID | 171 |
Text | Flattery will get you everywhere. |
SummaryPhrase | In that case, of course. |
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ID | 172 |
Text | Thank you, my lord. Let's not waste any time. |
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ID | 174 |
Text | I have a cousin in the Diplomatic Service on Alderaan. He's stationed at House Thul. He'll be able to help us. |
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ID | 176 |
Text | I'll try to find the time, but don't hold your breath. |
SummaryPhrase | We'll see. |
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ID | 177 |
Text | Yes, my lord. |
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ID | 179 |
Text | I've tried everything. I've looked at the edges of the medallion; I've used an x-ray device. I've translated the runes twice over. |
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ID | 180 |
Text | I managed to decode a message in the chain of the medallion. He said that he discovered something in the tomb of Vaius Antinus that led him to Aduba-6. |
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ID | 182 |
Text | The tomb of Vaius Antinus's apprentice. I don't know what is supposed to be in that tomb, but I must go there. Destiny calls. |
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ID | 183 |
Text | This destiny certainly is capricious. |
SummaryPhrase | She should make up her mind. |
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ID | 184 |
Text | All things have a purpose. |
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ID | 187 |
Text | Then discuss this business with destiny, and leave me in peace. |
SummaryPhrase | I'm too busy for this. |
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ID | 188 |
Text | My apologies, my lord, but I must go. Whatever Auselio Gann's work was, I must finish it. He chose me when he gave me the medallion. |
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ID | 190 |
Text | I think I might actually be a little sad if you died. |
SummaryPhrase | Be careful. |
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ID | 193 |
Text | My lord, I don't know any other way to say this: I resign from your service. |
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ID | 195 |
Text | My respect for your skill is not diminished, but I cannot in good conscience serve such a cruel and unpatriotic master. |
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ID | 196 |
Text | I am a Lord of the Sith, and you are my servant. Show some respect or be silent. |
SummaryPhrase | You don't talk to me that way! |
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ID | 198 |
Text | You are free to go whenever you wish. |
SummaryPhrase | Suit yourself. |
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ID | 199 |
Text | Thank you, my lord. I hope there are no hard feelings. |
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ID | 200 |
Text | If I see you again, I'll kill you. |
SummaryPhrase | It's too late for that. |
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ID | 201 |
Text | Yes, my lord. I'll just be going then. |
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ID | 203 |
Text | There's no reason two adults can't have a difference of opinion. Good luck in your future exploits. |
SummaryPhrase | Of course not. |
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ID | 205 |
Text | I think I'll recover. |
SummaryPhrase | I'll get over it. |
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ID | 206 |
Text | Excellent, my lord. Then I'll be on my way. |
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ID | 208 |
Text | You don't go anywhere until I say so. |
SummaryPhrase | You'll stay. [Shock him.] |
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ID | 209 |
Text | Aggghhh! |
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ID | 211 |
Text | My lord, I'd rather die than serve you. You're scum. I've scraped things off of thousand-year-old artifacts that have higher moral fiber than you. |
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ID | 212 |
Text | If you'd rather die, I'm happy to oblige. |
SummaryPhrase | Then die. [Kill him.] |
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ID | 214 |
Text | You are my servant. You are in no position to judge my moral fiber. |
SummaryPhrase | I do what I please. [Kill him] |
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ID | 215 |
Text | Aggghhh! |
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ID | 217 |
Text | I didn't realize you were so passionate about it. Leave if you must. |
SummaryPhrase | Fine, go. |
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ID | 218 |
Text | Thank you, my lord. I'll be on my way. |
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ID | 222 |
Text | My lord, I don't wish to be rude or presumptuous, but we should talk. |
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ID | 224 |
Text | There are certain elements of your behavior that have surprised me. |
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ID | 226 |
Text | Namely, you don't seem to have the respect for our Empire that I would expect from such a diligent student of its history. |
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ID | 227 |
Text | Thank you for your words, Talos. I will consider them closely. |
SummaryPhrase | I appreciate your honesty. |
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ID | 228 |
Text | I don't mean any disrespect, of course. There is room for all kinds in the Empire. |
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ID | 230 |
Text | I'm just beginning to question whether I was right to follow you. That is, whether my particular talents and yours are a good match. |
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ID | 231 |
Text | I will determine whether our talents are a good match. |
SummaryPhrase | That's for me to judge. |
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ID | 232 |
Text | Yes, of course. I didn't mean to be presumptuous. |
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ID | 234 |
Text | I did not mean to make you doubt me. I will be more considerate in the future. |
SummaryPhrase | I'm sorry. |
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ID | 235 |
Text | Thank you, my lord. I don't wish to cause trouble. |
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ID | 237 |
Text | Don't be so melodramatic. We're perfect for each other. |
SummaryPhrase | You're exaggerating. |
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ID | 238 |
Text | Yes, my lord. You're right. I don't know what I was thinking. |
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ID | 240 |
Text | What are you saying? |
SummaryPhrase | I don't understand. |
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ID | 242 |
Text | If you value your life, you won't say another word. |
SummaryPhrase | Silence. |
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ID | 243 |
Text | Yes, my lord. I'm sorry. |
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