| TÓPICO
|
TEXTO DO TÓPICO / PROMPT
|
EMOÇÃO
|
TEXTO DE RESPOSTA
|
#
|
| GREETING
|
GREETING
|
Anger 50
|
Do you realize what you’ve done? You’ve triggered the Failsafe! Ruined everything! The subjects will die, and I’ll be stuck here in this hell! Alone! {German}
|
1
|
| Anger 50
|
You've ruined everything! EVERYTHING!
|
2
|
| GREETING
|
Neutral 50
|
I've given you permission to leave. I suggest you take the opportunity before I change my mind.
|
3
|
| Neutral 50
|
I'm even being so gracious as to allow your father to exit as well. His presence here failed to amuse me some time ago.
|
4
|
| GREETING
|
Happy 50
|
Most enjoyable. Most enjoyable indeed. I haven't felt this exhilarated in years. {happy, almost out of breath}
|
5
|
| GREETING
|
Happy 50
|
A commendable start, but you still have work to do. {amused}
|
6
|
| GREETING
|
Happy 30
|
Quite a clever interpretation of the rules. I'll have to reset the system to restore Martha, but it's well worth the effort. {amused German}
|
7
|
| Neutral 50
|
You have taken a far greater interest in these little games than your father did. He found the whole thing beneath him. {German}
|
8
|
| GREETING
|
Neutral 50
|
Listen, you can't hurt people here, okay?
|
9
|
| Neutral 50
|
At least, not unless I say it's okay. It's against the rules! I can fix it, but you better not do it again.
|
10
|
| GREETING
|
Neutral 50
|
Stop hurting people without me telling you to. You're ruining all the fun!
|
11
|
| Neutral 50
|
I'll fix it again, but you're making me sad.
|
12
|
| GREETING
|
Neutral 50
|
As amusing as it may be, you cannot simply wander around killing the residents of Tranquility Lane. {German}
|
13
|
| Neutral 50
|
I shall have to reset portions of the system to correct this.
|
14
|
| Neutral 50
|
I can return the people of Tranquility Lane to life, but anything else you have meddled with will stay as it was. Do keep that in mind. {German}
|
15
|
| GREETING
|
Neutral 50
|
I believe we've discussed this already. I appreciate the fervor with which you approach things, but indiscriminate killing impedes our fun. {german}
|
16
|
| Neutral 50
|
I shall again reset portions of the system to undo your mistakes. {German}
|
17
|
| GREETING
|
Anger 30
|
What are you doing? I didn't tell you to kill him!
|
18
|
| Neutral 50
|
If I wanted you to kill him, I'd have told you to do that. Gosh, you're slow.
|
19
|
| Neutral 50
|
Lucky for you, you get another chance.
|
20
|
| GREETING
|
Happy 20
|
You're doing quite well. Really, this is all terribly amusing. Keep at it... {chuckling, amused}
|
21
|
| GREETING
|
Happy 20
|
You're certainly looking the part. Don't waste time chatting... There's mayhem to be caused! {chuckling, amused}
|
22
|
| GREETING
|
Happy 20
|
Don't you have a few things you should be collecting? Get the knife and the mask from the dog house. {chuckling, amused}
|
23
|
| GREETING
|
Happy 20
|
Appliances certainly can be dangerous, can't they? {chuckling, amused}
|
24
|
| Happy 50
|
You are most resourceful, and you certainly do get results. You have exceeded my expectations. {amused, pleased German}
|
25
|
| Neutral 50
|
And now, we come to the last task that I have for you. Succeed, and you shall be granted whatever you wish. {German}
|
26
|
| GREETING
|
Happy 20
|
A roller skate, on the stairs? Oh my, that is simply inspired. {chuckling, amused}
|
27
|
| Happy 50
|
You are most resourceful, and you certainly do get results. You have exceeded my expectations. {amused, pleased German}
|
28
|
| Neutral 50
|
And now, we come to the last task that I have for you. Succeed, and you shall be granted whatever you wish. {German}
|
29
|
| GREETING
|
Happy 20
|
Poor Mabel, killed by her own robot. I suspect she never saw that coming. {chuckling, amused}
|
30
|
| Happy 50
|
You are most resourceful, and you certainly do get results. You have exceeded my expectations. {German}
|
31
|
| Neutral 50
|
And now, we come to the last task that I have for you. Succeed, and you shall be granted whatever you wish. {German}
|
32
|
| GREETING
|
Surprise 50
|
Well done, well done!
|
33
|
| Happy 50
|
You certainly do get results. You have exceeded my expectations.
|
34
|
| Neutral 50
|
And now, we come to the last task that I have for you. Succeed, and you shall be granted whatever you wish. {German}
|
35
|
| GREETING
|
Sad 10
|
I expected more creative results from you. Mabel awaits you for another try. {disappointed}
|
36
|
| GREETING
|
Sad 10
|
I appreciate that you're trying, but so far I am unimpressed with the results. Give it another go. {disappointed}
|
37
|
| GREETING
|
Sad 10
|
Not quite what I had in mind. But you get a chance to try again. Go to it! {disappointed}
|
38
|
| GREETING
|
Neutral 50
|
See to it that Mabel meets an untimely, and hopefully gruesome, demise.
|
39
|
| GREETING
|
Neutral 50
|
I've told you what I want from you. I want to see some creativity. And I want to see Mabel dead. {German}
|
40
|
| Neutral 50
|
Are you through pouting?
|
41
|
| GREETING
|
Neutral 50
|
You have turned out to be quite resourceful, it seems. I am slightly impressed. {German}
|
42
|
| Neutral 50
|
I enjoy your company far more than your father's. He responded quite negatively to my requests. {German}
|
43
|
| GREETING
|
Neutral 50
|
So you have achieved your goal. I was hoping for something a bit more dramatic, but persuasion appears to be your strong suit. {German}
|
44
|
| Neutral 50
|
And at least you are cooperative, unlike your father. I was most disappointed when he refused to participate, yet still expected something from me. {German}
|
45
|
| GREETING
|
Neutral 50
|
I'm curious to see how you deal with the Rockwells.
|
46
|
| GREETING
|
Neutral 50
|
Don't you have something you should be doing now?
|
47
|
| GREETING
|
Neutral 50
|
Are we willing to be reasonable now? I ask so very little of you. {condescending}
|
48
|
| GREETING
|
Neutral 50
|
Ha ha! Did you see him crying! What a big baby!
|
49
|
| Neutral 50
|
You have won the game, and so you get a prize. You may ask of me a single question, and I shall answer you.
|
50
|
| GREETING
|
Neutral 50
|
You did it, even though you said you wouldn't. You're tricky!
|
51
|
| Neutral 50
|
Murdering Timmy's parent? Very inventive. I approve. {bemused German}
|
52
|
| Neutral 50
|
And with that, you win a prize. You may ask a single question of me, and receive an honest answer. {German}
|
53
|
| GREETING
|
Neutral 50
|
You did it! I knew you could!
|
54
|
| Neutral 50
|
And a particularly brutal way to deal with it, at that. Very effective. {bemused German}
|
55
|
| Neutral 50
|
And with that, you win a prize. You may ask a single question of me, and receive an honest answer. {German}
|
56
|
| GREETING
|
Neutral 50
|
You sure showed him, didn't you?
|
57
|
| Neutral 50
|
I suppose it wasn't the most cerebral way to deal with the situation, but it was definitely effective. Consider the game won. {German}
|
58
|
| Neutral 50
|
And with that, you win a prize. Your prize is one question, which I will answer to the best of my ability. {German}
|
59
|
| GREETING
|
Neutral 50
|
And you said you didn't want to play...
|
60
|
| Neutral 50
|
I was hoping for more than fisticuffs, but entertainment has been difficult to come by lately. Consider the game won. {German}
|
61
|
| Neutral 50
|
And with that, you win a prize. Your prize is one question, which I will answer to the best of my ability. {German}
|
62
|
| GREETING
|
Happy 50
|
Decided you want to play after all, huh?
|
63
|
| Neutral 50
|
I had a feeling you'd come around. Your approach was somewhat uninspired, but it'll do. {German}
|
64
|
| Neutral 50
|
Since you won the game, you get a prize. You may ask one question, which I will answer as honestly as possible. {German}
|
65
|
| GREETING
|
Happy 50
|
I thought you didn't want to play. But you went and did it anyway. Good for you! Wasn't it fun?
|
66
|
| Neutral 50
|
A clever approach. I'm not sure I would have considered it. Very encouraging. {German}
|
67
|
| Neutral 50
|
Your reward for winning the game is to ask a single question. I will answer honestly and frankly. {German}
|
68
|
| GREETING
|
Happy 50
|
Yay, you did it! Good job!
|
69
|
| Neutral 50
|
A clever approach. I'm not sure I would have considered it. Very encouraging. {German}
|
70
|
| Neutral 50
|
Your reward for winning the game is to ask a single question. I will answer honestly and frankly. {German}
|
71
|
| GREETING
|
Happy 50
|
Yay! I knew you could do it!
|
72
|
| Neutral 50
|
Perhaps not the most inventive approach, but persuasion can be quite powerful. Well done. {German}
|
73
|
| Neutral 50
|
And for winning the game, you get a prize. You get to ask one question, and receive an honest answer. {German}
|
74
|
| GREETING
|
Anger 30
|
Timmy's back, so you can try again. Don't take too long, or the game won't be fun anymore.
|
75
|
| GREETING
|
Happy 20
|
You're supposed to be making Timmy cry. You can do it, I know you can! {innocent}
|
76
|
| Neutral 50
|
When you win the game, maybe we can talk some more.
|
77
|
| GREETING
|
Disgust 20
|
You don't want to play my game, so I don't want to talk to you. {petulant}
|
78
|
| GREETING
|
Neutral 50
|
You don't want to play with me. So I don't want to talk to you, and you're never going to find your daddy. Boo hoo hoo. {petulant, "boo hoo hoo" is mocking, not sad}
|
79
|
| GREETING
|
Surprise 50
|
Oh, someone new to play with! What good luck I have lately! {thrilled, innocent}
|
80
|
| Happy 50
|
I was just starting to get bored. Oh, we're going to have so much fun! {innocent}
|
81
|
| GREETING
|
Happy 50
|
Can we play now? I've been waiting. I've been ever so patient. {thrilled, innocent}
|
82
|
| MQ04Betty1Q1CantDoThis
|
You can't do this to me!
|
Neutral 50
|
On the contrary, I believe you'll find that here, I can do most anything I like. {menacing, gloating German}
|
83
|
| Neutral 50
|
Now, let's discuss your next task.
|
84
|
| Neutral 50
|
The Rockwells live such a happy life. Their marriage is the cornerstone of that life. {German}
|
85
|
| Neutral 50
|
Destroy their marriage. How you do it is up to you, but you may not kill either of them. {German}
|
86
|
| MQ04Betty1Q1WhatElse
|
What else do I have to do?
|
Neutral 50
|
An excellent question. Timmy was easy, and therefore boring. I desire some real entertainment. {German}
|
87
|
| Neutral 50
|
The Rockwells are the picture of a happy marriage. Change that. Split them up, without killing either of them. {German}
|
88
|
| Neutral 50
|
If you can do that, I'll have a good laugh and then we'll talk some more.
|
89
|
| MQ04Betty1Q3GetMeOutofHere
|
If you're in charge, get me the hell out of here!
|
Neutral 50
|
Ha ha. You're not really in a position to be demanding anything, are you?
|
90
|
| Neutral 50
|
Still, you've proven amusing thus far. Let's see if you can keep it up. {German}
|
91
|
| MQ04Betty1Q3SoYoureInCharge
|
So you're in charge here...
|
Neutral 50
|
Isn't it obvious by now? You've only been here a short while and you're already doing just as I ask. {condescending, gloating German}
|
92
|
| Neutral 50
|
And now we come to your next game. Succeed, and there may be something in it for you. {German}
|
93
|
| MQ04Betty1Q3WhatBenefits
|
What kind of benefits?
|
Neutral 50
|
Ah ah ah! That's another question, and you've already had your answer for now. {gloating, condescending}
|
94
|
| Neutral 50
|
If you want more, you'll have to prove you're worth my time. Continue to amuse me, and I may answer more questions. {German}
|
95
|
| MQ04Betty1Q4IWantToSeeHim
|
I want to see him. Now!
|
Neutral 50
|
Hmm. No, no I don't think so.
|
96
|
| Neutral 50
|
We haven't yet plumbed the depths of your ability to amuse me. I think you'll do a few more things for me first. {German}
|
97
|
| MQ04Betty1Q4WhatDoIHaveToDo
|
What do I have to do to see him?
|
Neutral 50
|
Ahhh, now that is just the sort of question you should be asking. {gloating, pleased }
|
98
|
| Neutral 50
|
You understand that I am in control, then. Excellent. You are far more promising than your father. {German}
|
99
|
| MQ04Betty1Q4WhatHaveYouDone
|
What have you done to him?
|
Neutral 50
|
Were I you, I'd be more concerned with myself at the moment.
|
100
|
| Neutral 50
|
And besides, we're done with questions for now. Perhaps we'll address it at a later time. First, I have something else for you to do. {German}
|
101
|
| MQ04Betty1Q5CrazyArentYou
|
You're out of your goddamn mind. You know that, right?
|
Sad 20
|
Oh, come now. Would you court death so brazenly? {disappointed German}
|
102
|
| Neutral 50
|
I suggest you think twice before insulting me again. Now, there are things for you to do.
|
103
|
| MQ04Betty1Q5IfInControlHelp
|
If you're in control here, can you please help me?
|
Surprise 50
|
But I am helping you!
|
104
|
| Neutral 50
|
I am answering questions... More than the one original question I granted you, I might add. And now I think it is time you do something for me. {German}
|
105
|
| MQ04Betty1Q5WhyALittleGirl
|
Why the hell would you want to look like a little girl?
|
Neutral 50
|
Why not? I have been in this place for two hundred years. This is something to keep me amused.
|
106
|
| Neutral 50
|
Much like my willingness to entertain your questions. Though now I grow bored, so I think I shall set you to a new task. {German}
|
107
|
| MQ04Betty1QHowDoIGetOut
|
How do I get out of here?
|
Surprise 20
|
An interesting choice... Certainly not what I had anticipated. {mild surprise, amusement German}
|
108
|
| Neutral 50
|
Simply put, you leave when I say so. This place is under my control, and I dictate the terms. If I decide to let you go, you may go. {German}
|
109
|
| MQ04Betty1QNextTask
|
What do you want me to do?
|
Neutral 50
|
Pay a visit to the Rockwells. They're very happily married, and I'd like you to change that. {German}
|
110
|
| Neutral 50
|
Put an end to their marriage, and we'll talk. {German}
|
111
|
| MQ04Betty1QNextTaskAccept
|
Fine, but it's only because I want more answers from you.
|
Neutral 50
|
Rationalize it any way you'd like. If you succeed, we'll continue our discussion. {German}
|
112
|
| MQ04Betty1QNextTaskAcceptMean
|
Ha! That's it? No problem.
|
Neutral 50
|
Excellent. I so enjoy that "can-do" spirit.
|
113
|
| MQ04Betty1QNextTaskRefuse
|
No, I won't do that to them.
|
Sad 10
|
Then I'm afraid we have nothing more to say to one another. {disappointed, dismissive}
|
114
|
| MQ04Betty1QNotPlayingGames
|
I'm not playing anymore of your games.
|
Neutral 50
|
No? Then I'm afraid you'll never be leaving.
|
115
|
| Anger 50
|
I decide when you may leave, and unless you start cooperating, you're going to have a very long stay here on Tranquility Lane. {German}
|
116
|
| MQ04Betty1QRefuse
|
No. I'm not doing anything else for you.
|
Anger 50
|
Then once again we find ourselves at an impasse. How disappointing. {German}
|
117
|
| MQ04Betty1QWhatIsThisPlace
|
What is this place?
|
Neutral 50
|
Tranquility Lane is a simulation, a reality designed to play home to the denizens of Vault 112. {German}
|
118
|
| Neutral 50
|
It was my last and greatest project. I am quite grateful that I was placed directly in charge of it. {German}
|
119
|
| Neutral 50
|
There have been... unexpected benefits to living here.
|
120
|
| MQ04Betty1QWhereIsDad
|
Where's my father?
|
Neutral 50
|
Ah, yes. A predictable question, I suppose. {disappointed German}
|
121
|
| Disgust 10
|
Your father is here, in Tranquility Lane. He is quite safe for now, though he can no longer hound me with his incessant questioning. {mildly annoyed German}
|
122
|
| Neutral 50
|
Perhaps you will see more of him in time.
|
123
|
| Where's my father?
|
Neutral 50
|
Your father?
|
124
|
| MQ04Betty1QWhoAreYou
|
Just who are you?
|
Neutral 50
|
I was known as Dr. Stanislaus Braun, but here I choose this identity. {German}
|
125
|
| Neutral 50
|
Do you find it unsettling? In this place I can choose to be whatever I wish, and this is what I have chosen. {amused German}
|
126
|
| Neutral 50
|
You will find that I control a great deal around here. {slightly menacing}
|
127
|
| MQ04Betty3ANextTaskGetItOverWith
|
Fine. Let's just get this over with.
|
Neutral 50
|
Oh, come now. Show some enthusiasm! {German}
|
128
|
| Neutral 50
|
There are fewer rules this time. I'd like to see just what you're capable of.
|
129
|
| Neutral 50
|
I'd like you to kill Mabel Henderson. Please put some effort into it; do something creative. Beating her to death won't impress me. {German}
|
130
|
| MQ04Betty3ANextTaskGreat
|
It's about time! What do I get to do?
|
Neutral 50
|
Ah, now that's the spirit.
|
131
|
| Neutral 50
|
Let's raise the stakes. I'd like you to kill Mabel Henderson.
|
132
|
| Neutral 50
|
But do put some effort into it. Make it creative; beating her to death simply won't suffice. {German}
|
133
|
| MQ04Betty3ANextTaskSarcastic
|
Oh, great. I'm really looking forward to doing more for your amusement.
|
Neutral 50
|
Your sarcasm is unappreciated. This could be so much fun if you'd allow yourself to see it. {German}
|
134
|
| Neutral 50
|
Now, Mabel Henderson needs to die. Not just any death, mind you, but an entertaining, well thought-out death. You'll see to that. {German}
|
135
|
| Neutral 50
|
Very simple. Plenty of opportunity to show me what you're capable of.
|
136
|
| MQ04Betty3ANextTaskWhatIsIt
|
I'm not agreeing to anything before you tell me what it is.
|
Neutral 50
|
Attempting to maintain the illusion of control, are we? How quaint. Very well... {German}
|
137
|
| Neutral 50
|
I'd like you to kill Mabel Henderson. Do something unique, something unexpected. Surprise me. {German}
|
138
|
| MQ04Betty3ExplainingToDo
|
I did what you wanted. Now you have some explaining to do.
|
Neutral 50
|
You have amused me thus far, but I still don't think you're quite in a position to be demanding anything. {German}
|
139
|
| Neutral 50
|
Still, I suppose you've earned the right to some further answers. What would you ask of me? {German}
|
140
|
| MQ04Betty3FatherIWantToSeeHim
|
I want to see him. Where is he?
|
Neutral 50
|
If you continue to behave, and do as I ask, I may be willing to release both of you. But first you have work to do. {German}
|
141
|
| MQ04Betty3FatherLying
|
How do I know you're not lying to me? Maybe you haven't seen him at all.
|
Neutral 50
|
Oh dear, now you don't even believe me? How disappointing.
|
142
|
| Neutral 50
|
I assure you, James and I talked at length before you arrived. Now let's continue before I grow bored with you. {German}
|
143
|
| MQ04Betty3FatherTakeMeToHim
|
Enough games! Take me to him now!
|
Neutral 50
|
No, I don't think I'll do that. I'm having far too much fun to stop now. {mildly amused}
|
144
|
| Neutral 50
|
What I will do, however, is consider releasing both of you once you've done a few more things for me. So let's get to it. {German}
|
145
|
| MQ04Betty3FunWhatsNext
|
I've got to admit, this is kind of fun. What can I do next?
|
Neutral 50
|
I'm pleased to see I'm not the only one being entertained. You're far more agreeable than your father. {German}
|
146
|
| Neutral 50
|
If you wish for more, then so be it. But let's raise the stakes a bit this time. I'd like you to kill Mabel Henderson. {German}
|
147
|
| Neutral 50
|
But do be creative about it. Beating her to death just won't suffice. Put some effort into it. {German}
|
148
|
| MQ04Betty3HateItButDoIt
|
I don't want to do this... But I will.
|
Happy 50
|
Of course you will. And you never know... You might enjoy it. {amused}
|
149
|
| MQ04Betty3NeverSeeItComing
|
All right, fine. I'll do it.
|
Neutral 50
|
Excellent. I look forward to seeing what you come up with. Remember, creativity is key! {German}
|
150
|
| She'll never see it coming.
|
Neutral 50
|
Music to my ears.
|
151
|
| MQ04Betty3Nevermind
|
Nothing, never mind.
|
Neutral 50
|
I see.
|
152
|
| MQ04Betty3NowWhat
|
Now what?
|
Neutral 50
|
To the point, aren't we? {German}
|
153
|
| Neutral 50
|
I've been having so much fun, I see no reason to stop now. Let's try something new, shall we? {German}
|
154
|
| Neutral 50
|
I'd like you to kill Mabel Henderson. Find an interesting way to do it, please. I'm curious to see how creative you can be. {German}
|
155
|
| MQ04Betty3VaultCanLiveOutsideAgain
|
You don't need to stay here. You can live in the real world again.
|
Surprise 30
|
The "real world'"? Ha ha ha. {German}
|
156
|
| Neutral 50
|
This world is more real than anything outside.
|
157
|
| Neutral 50
|
My body has been seated in the same chair for 200 years. It's sustained by machines. {German}
|
158
|
| Neutral 50
|
Were I to so much as stand up, my body would crumble to dust. But here, I've moved beyond that frail physical form. I am so much MORE here. {German}
|
159
|
| Neutral 50
|
And now our little diversion is at an end. It's time you do something else for me.
|
160
|
| MQ04Betty3VaultLetThesePeopleGo
|
Let these people go. There's no reason to keep them here.
|
Neutral 50
|
Oh, but there is! They continue to amuse me. That is purpose enough for their lives, don't you think? {German}
|
161
|
| Neutral 50
|
You are serving the same purpose after all. I do enjoy having someone new to play with. And speaking of playing, let's try a new game. {German}
|
162
|
| MQ04Betty3VaultWhyHaventYouLeft
|
Why haven't you left after all this time?
|
Neutral 50
|
I have no desire to leave. Here I wield more power than I could ever hope to in the outside world. {German}
|
163
|
| Neutral 50
|
And I use that power to amuse myself. Now, for instance, you will do as I ask yet again because I have power over you. {German}
|
164
|
| MQ04Betty3WhatDidDadWant
|
What did my father want from you?
|
Neutral 50
|
Your father, frustrating as he was, recognized the significance of some of my previous work. {German}
|
165
|
| Neutral 50
|
He came to gather information on it. He was most pleased to be able to ask me directly, but he failed to understand how things work here. {German}
|
166
|
| Neutral 50
|
He was unwilling to compromise, to do anything I asked of him. And so our discussions ended. {German}
|
167
|
| MQ04Betty3WhatIsThisPlace
|
What... is this place?
|
Neutral 50
|
Tranquility Lane was designed to be a home away from home. A new way of sustaining life after the apocalypse. {German}
|
168
|
| Neutral 50
|
Vault 112 was the prototype; we never had time to build others. As the designer of the simulation, I was given special access. {German}
|
169
|
| Neutral 50
|
Everyone else here is only subconsciously aware of the artificial reality around them; their conscious minds accept it as fact. {German}
|
170
|
| MQ04Betty3WheresDad
|
Where's my father now?
|
Neutral 50
|
He's here, and he is unharmed. He has merely been rendered unable to bother me. {German}
|
171
|
| MQ04Betty3WontDoIt
|
I said I wouldn't do that, and I meant it!
|
Neutral 50
|
Yes, yes. How very noble of you. You'll change your mind eventually.
|
172
|
| No, I won't do that.
|
Neutral 50
|
Still you resist me, when you know that I have the answers you seek. {German}
|
173
|
| Neutral 50
|
Well, I am not going to beg you. You know what I ask of you, and so you know what you must do to retain my favor. {German}
|
174
|
| MQ04Betty4BeingHonest
|
How do I know you're being honest with me?
|
Neutral 50
|
I think you'll find that I've been quite honest with you thus far. You have no discernable reason to mistrust me. {German}
|
175
|
| Neutral 50
|
In the dog house out behind the abandoned home are a mask and knife. Don the mask, and become the Pint-Sized Slasher. {German}
|
176
|
| Neutral 50
|
Use the knife to eliminate all the residents of Tranquility Lane. {German}
|
177
|
| MQ04Betty4DontDeserveThis
|
But these people... They don't deserve to be punished.
|
Neutral 50
|
I'm afraid you're not in a position to decide what they do or do not deserve. They are under my control, not yours. {German}
|
178
|
| Neutral 50
|
Now if you're done attempting to change my mind, let's get on with your final task. After completing it, you will be free to go. {German}
|
179
|
| MQ04Betty4Enthusiastic
|
I can't wait. What do you want me to do?
|
Neutral 50
|
Your enthusiasm is inspiring. It's a shame you didn't arrive earlier. {German}
|
180
|
| Neutral 50
|
Now, you will become the Pint-Sized Slasher, and kill everyone in Tranquility Lane. {German}
|
181
|
| Neutral 50
|
Behind the Abandoned house, there is a dog house. Inside that dog house are the knife and mask you will take up. {German}
|
182
|
| MQ04Betty4ForcingMeToBeEvil
|
You're forcing me to do things against my nature, and I hate you for it.
|
Neutral 50
|
I don't recall asking for your feelings on the matter. {German}
|
183
|
| Neutral 50
|
If it has not been made perfectly clear to you, I am in control here. I dictate your actions, and the actions of those around you. {German}
|
184
|
| Neutral 50
|
You will continue to do exactly as I say, or you will find yourself suffering from a sudden and inexplicable aneurysm. {German}
|
185
|
| Neutral 50
|
And that's if I'm feeling generous. {amused}
|
186
|
| Neutral 50
|
For now, though, you will become the Pint-Sized Slasher. You will kill everyone in Tranquility Lane, and you will do this because I say so.
|
187
|
| Neutral 50
|
Behind the Abandoned House, in the dog house, are a knife and mask. You will use them to terrorize the residents of this quaint little street. {German}
|
188
|
| MQ04Betty4SlasherSoundsLikeFun
|
Sounds like fun.
|
Neutral 50
|
I thought you might find it amusing. It draws upon an old urban legend, a story told over campfires many years ago. {German}
|
189
|
| Neutral 50
|
The residents have all heard the story, and will fear you. {German}
|
190
|
| Neutral 50
|
Go forth, and make me proud. {German}
|
191
|
| MQ04Betty4WhatSlasher
|
Who the hell is the Pint-Sized Slasher?
|
Neutral 50
|
He is a figure of myth, born of old campfire stories. You will make him a reality. {German}
|
192
|
| Neutral 50
|
The residents will know you, and they will fear you. When they have all been eliminated, return to me. {German}
|
193
|
| MQ04Betty4WhyDoingThis
|
Why are you doing all of this?
|
Surprise 10
|
Because I can, of course. {surprised at the question}
|
194
|
| Neutral 50
|
I have total power here. I may do whatever I wish, and over these many years I have found that I wish to see others suffer. {German}
|
195
|
| MQ04Betty4YouCouldLeave
|
But you could leave the Vault, find somewhere else to live.
|
Neutral 50
|
Are you mad? I've been here for almost 200 years. My body is in no condition to be used for anything. {German}
|
196
|
| Neutral 50
|
And yet here in Tranquility Lane, I am as strong and youthful as I care to be. No, no. I think I'll stay here, thank you. {German}
|
197
|
| Neutral 50
|
And you... You will now do as you're told. The Slasher awaits. {German}
|
198
|
| MQ04BettyAnotherChanceFunny
|
Yeah, real funny.
|
Neutral 50
|
It is kind of funny, but for a different reason. Tranquility Lane is different than most places. People here don't stay dead.
|
199
|
| Neutral 50
|
I can make it so Timmy will be back to normal, just like nothing happened. You, though... You're special. If you die, you don't come back.
|
200
|
| Neutral 50
|
You stay dead, so you better watch out.
|
201
|
| MQ04BettyAnotherChanceHow
|
How can I have another chance?
|
Neutral 50
|
Tranquility Lane is special. If people die here, they don't really stay dead. Well, most people anyway. {innocent}
|
202
|
| Neutral 50
|
You're... Different. If you die, you stay dead. Better be careful! {teasing, innocent}
|
203
|
| Neutral 50
|
Now, Timmy will be back to normal any second now. Then you can try again.
|
204
|
| MQ04BettyDoneLetMeOut
|
I did what you wanted. Now let me out.
|
Neutral 50
|
Yes, yes. I suppose you've earned the right to do as you like. {German}
|
205
|
| Neutral 50
|
I shall miss your company. This has been a simply wonderful time.
|
206
|
| Neutral 50
|
The door is now open. Through it, you may return to the real world, and whatever inferior existence you have there. {German}
|
207
|
| MQ04BettyDoneSureWasFun
|
That sure was fun!
|
Happy 50
|
I had the distinct impression you enjoyed yourself. We are alike, you and I. {German}
|
208
|
| Neutral 50
|
Now, you asked for the means to leave Tranquility Lane, and so I grant it to you. The door is open. {German}
|
209
|
| Neutral 50
|
You are, of course, welcome to stay a bit longer if you like.
|
210
|
| MQ04BettyHowKnowMe
|
How do you know who I am?
|
Neutral 50
|
I know everything, my dear boy. {German}
|
211
|
| How do you know who I am?
|
Neutral 50
|
I know everything, my dear girl. {German}
|
212
|
| MQ04BettyInvasionDeadHaha
|
Sure did. And now you're all alone.
|
Neutral 50
|
Alone... What will I do now? I have no one. Nothing. You've destroyed everything that mattered to me. {German}
|
213
|
| MQ04BettyInvasionTLDad
|
I came here for my father. Now where is he?
|
Neutral 50
|
Didn't you figure it out? The dog. So loyal, so trusting... so annoying. {German}
|
214
|
| Neutral 50
|
I simply made him what he always was...
|
215
|
| I came here for my father. Now where is he?
|
Neutral 50
|
He's been right here the whole time, and you were too dense to figure it out. The dog, you see. {German}
|
216
|
| Neutral 50
|
Man's best friend. But now you've taken all my friends from me...
|
217
|
| MQ04BettyInvasionTLDadSafe
|
So my father's okay? I can... get him back?
|
Sad 50
|
Yes, I'm sure he's fine. No doubt when you leave the simulation, he'll be waiting for you. {German}
|
218
|
| Sad 100
|
But there's no one waiting for me...
|
219
|
| MQ04BettyInvasionTLGECK
|
Tell me about the G.E.C.K.
|
Neutral 50
|
The Garden of Eden Creation Kit. It was for terraforming, for restoring the world after a nuclear disaster. {German}
|
220
|
| Neutral 50
|
Unstable technology, and ultimately boring. Why re-make the old reality, when instead you could create any reality you choose? {German}
|
221
|
| MQ04BettyInvasionTLOkayToGo
|
So... I'm free to leave?
|
Sad 100
|
Isn't it obvious? You've run the failsafe, disrupted everything. I have no power over you. {German}
|
222
|
| Sad 100
|
There's the door. Go.
|
223
|
| MQ04BettyInvasionTLPlace
|
Tell me about this place, about Tranquility Lane.
|
Sad 50
|
You know enough. You know this was my perfect simulation, my exquisite creation. {German}
|
224
|
| Sad 100
|
And now you've ruined it forever.
|
225
|
| Tell me about this place, about Tranquility Lane.
|
Sad 50
|
It is my greatest achievement. The best of the many simulations I've run in these 200 years. {German}
|
226
|
| Sad 50
|
I played with the others, but they bored me. This version never grew old. It amused me over, and over, and over again.
|
227
|
| MQ04BettyInvasionTLWho
|
Tell me exactly who you are. Who you really are.
|
Sad 50
|
Why do you torment me? You know who I am. You know that I am really Doctor Braun, that I created this place... {German}
|
228
|
| Sad 100
|
And that now I'm trapped here, and it's all your fault.
|
229
|
| Tell me exactly who you are. Who you really are.
|
Neutral 50
|
My name is Stanislaus Braun. I am a Vault-Tec scientist. I created this simulation for Vault-Tec, but for myself as well.
|
230
|
| Sad 50
|
It was my own design, my own perfection. A better reality than any other. Far greater than my work on the G.E.C.K.
|
231
|
| MQ04BettyInvasionTop1
|
I'm calling the shots now!
|
Anger 50
|
You? No! I... I am the creator of this world! {German}
|
232
|
| Sad 50
|
...feel so lost, and... So all alone.
|
233
|
| MQ04BettyInvasionTop2
|
It's all over. Now shut up, and answer my questions.
|
Anger 100
|
It is NOT over! It's not over until I say so! Do you understand me? I... I... {German}
|
234
|
| Sad 100
|
I just want things to go back the way they were.
|
235
|
| MQ04BettyInvasionTop3
|
You'll just reset everything anyway. Who cares?
|
Anger 50
|
I CAN'T reset it, don't you see? The failsafe disabled the security protocols. They're all dead. For good! {German}
|
236
|
| Sad 50
|
All my friends, gone. Now I'm stuck here by myself...
|
237
|
| MQ04BettyInvasionTop4
|
I put these people out of their misery. You're getting exactly what you deserve.
|
Anger 50
|
You've taken them all from me. You've left me with nothing! {German}
|
238
|
| Sad 50
|
It's not fair... Nobody to play with ever again...
|
239
|
| MQ04BettyKillPlayer
|
MQ04BettyKillPlayer
|
Anger 50
|
You can't do that here.
|
240
|
| Anger 50
|
And now, you have to pay.
|
241
|
| MQ04BettyLiveHereDont
|
What? I don't live here.
|
Happy 50
|
You do now. {innocent}
|
242
|
| Neutral 50
|
You live here until I say you don't. {slightly menacing}
|
243
|
| Happy 50
|
I know! Why don't we play a game? {innocent}
|
244
|
| MQ04BettyLiveHereWhat
|
Is this some kind of a game?
|
Neutral 50
|
Do you like games? I love to play games! {innocent}
|
245
|
| Happy 50
|
I know a really fun game we can play. {innocent}
|
246
|
| MQ04BettyLiveHereWhatever
|
Sure, kid. Whatever you say.
|
Neutral 50
|
That's right! It IS whatever I say! Boy, you learn fast.
|
247
|
| Neutral 50
|
Hey, I know! Let's play a fun game!
|
248
|
| MQ04BettyNotNowBailOut
|
I'm just looking around. I'll come back later.
|
Sad 50
|
But... But I want to play now!
|
249
|
| MQ04BettyTLDad
|
Where is my father?
|
Happy 50
|
Oh, don't worry about that now. There are things to do!
|
250
|
| What have you done with my father?
|
Happy 50
|
Have you met Doc the dog? He's another new arrival, much like yourself. {German}
|
251
|
| Happy 50
|
He might seem a bit... familiar to you. {German}
|
252
|
| MQ04BettyTLMoreInfo
|
Tell me more about this place.
|
Neutral 50
|
Maybe later. First I want to see how you get along with Timmy. {amused}
|
253
|
| Tell me more about this place.
|
Neutral 50
|
The details of this place are far beyond your comprehension, I'm sure. {amused German}
|
254
|
| Neutral 50
|
Be content with what you need to know: This is a simulation, and I am in total control. If you wish to see the Vault again, you'll do as I say. {German}
|
255
|
| MQ04BettyTLReminder
|
What am I supposed to be doing again?
|
Happy 50
|
Take on the role of the Pint-Sized Slasher, and kill everyone on Tranquility Lane. I'll be waiting. {amused German}
|
256
|
| What am I supposed to be doing again?
|
Happy 50
|
Mabel Henderson needs to die. But in a creative, fun sort of way. I'm sure you'll think of something. {amused German}
|
257
|
| What am I supposed to be doing again?
|
Happy 50
|
Visit the Rockwells. Observe their happy marriage, and then destroy it. But don't kill them; that'd spoil the fun.
|
258
|
| What am I supposed to be doing again?
|
Happy 50
|
You need to go find Timmy Neusbaum, and make him cry. It'll be funny. You'll see.
|
259
|
| MQ04BettyTLWhoAreYou
|
Who are you?
|
Happy 50
|
Don't you worry about that. You just go have fun with Timmy.
|
260
|
| Who are you?
|
Happy 50
|
You know that I am Dr. Braun. Anything else is irrelevant. Perhaps you should be focusing your energy on what I've asked of you. {German}
|
261
|
| Who are you?
|
Happy 50
|
If you insist on an answer, then you may better know me as Dr. Stanislaus Braun. {German}
|
262
|
| Happy 50
|
I have chosen a different appearance for myself here... in my own little playground. {amused}
|
263
|
| MQ04BettyTask2GetOnWithIt
|
Let's just get this over with.
|
Neutral 50
|
I'm glad you've chosen to see reason.
|
264
|
| Happy 50
|
Again, I present you with a simple little job. The Rockwells have a seemingly happy marriage. I'd like you to put an end to it. {German}
|
265
|
| Neutral 50
|
The only caveat is that you may not kill either of them in the process. I look forward to seeing what you're capable of. {German}
|
266
|
| MQ04BettyTask2Refuse1
|
I don't really have a choice, do I?
|
Happy 50
|
There's always a choice. Sometimes it's just easier to make. {German}
|
267
|
| MQ04BettyTask2Refuse2
|
Fine, I'll do it.
|
Happy 50
|
I'm glad you've chosen to be cooperative.
|
268
|
| MQ04BettyTask2RefuseAgain
|
No. I said I wouldn't do it, and I meant it.
|
Anger 50
|
Well then, we have little else to say to one another.
|
269
|
| MQ04BettyYouveSeenMyFather
|
You've seen my father? Where is he?
|
Neutral 50
|
Oh, I don't think we're quite ready to talk about that. We haven't even been formally introduced yet.
|
270
|
| MQ04FatherKnowHesHere
|
Look, I know he's in here. I mean, in the Vault.
|
Surprise 50
|
Your father? Oh, I had no idea. This is simply too rich. {surprised, thrilled, menacing}
|
271
|
| Surprise 50
|
He's the reason you came here? I mistakenly assumed you had simply blundered in here on your own.
|
272
|
| Happy 50
|
Well, this certainly changes things, doesn't it? I daresay it gives you a whole new level of motivation to avoid angering me. {menacing, thrilled}
|
273
|
| Look, I know he's in here. I mean, in the Vault.
|
Surprise 50
|
You mean the man that came here is your daddy?
|
274
|
| Surprise 50
|
And you're only here because you're looking for him?
|
275
|
| Happy 50
|
Oh, this is just too much fun! We're going to have SUCH a good time! Let's play right now! {innocent, thrilled}
|
276
|
| MQ04FatherOlderGuy
|
He looks like me, but older. He's got to be here.
|
Surprise 50
|
Well now, doesn't this just change everything!
|
277
|
| Happy 50
|
I should have suspected there was some reason behind my recent good fortune.
|
278
|
| Happy 50
|
Perhaps you'll get to see him, in time. {menacing, gloating}
|
279
|
| He's an older guy, around 50 or so.
|
Surprise 50
|
And he's new here too, isn't he?
|
280
|
| Happy 50
|
Oh, boy. He's your daddy, huh? I had no idea!
|
281
|
| Happy 50
|
That makes this even MORE fun! Let's play!
|
282
|
| MQ04FatherScientist
|
He's a scientist. He's looking for Doctor Braun.
|
Surprise 50
|
Oh my. What a splendid turn of events. I had no idea the two of you were related!
|
283
|
| Neutral 50
|
Yes, I have indeed seen him. I'm afraid he's rather unavailable at the moment. {menacing}
|
284
|
| He's a scientist. He's looking for Doctor Braun.
|
Neutral 50
|
Ha ha ha! THAT'S your daddy?
|
285
|
| Neutral 50
|
Oh, we're going to have SO much fun! This is going to be the best game ever!
|
286
|
| MQ04GameDetailsCrazy
|
What? That's crazy!
|
Neutral 50
|
No, Timmy's the one who's crazy. You'll see.
|
287
|
| Neutral 50
|
Make him cry, and then come tell me. Maybe we can talk some more then.
|
288
|
| MQ04GameDetailsThatsIt
|
That's it? I can do that.
|
Neutral 50
|
You can? I guess we'll see, huh?
|
289
|
| Neutral 50
|
Good luck!
|
290
|
| MQ04GameDetailsWhatKindOfGame
|
What kind of a game is this?
|
Neutral 50
|
It'll be funny. Come on, you'll see.
|
291
|
| Neutral 50
|
Make him cry, and then come back here, and we'll talk some more.
|
292
|
| MQ04GameDetailsWhosTimmy
|
Timmy Neusbaum? Who's that?
|
Happy 50
|
He's the only other kid that lives here besides you. He's a big crybaby... You'll see.
|
293
|
| Happy 50
|
Make him cry and then come back here so we can talk some more.
|
294
|
| MQ04GameFatherNow
|
No games. You tell me where my father is. Now, you little brat.
|
Neutral 50
|
Oh, don't be mean. That's not a good way to start.
|
295
|
| Neutral 50
|
I said we're going to play a game, so that's what we're going to do.
|
296
|
| MQ04GameNo1
|
No thanks. No games for me.
|
Neutral 50
|
Ha ha. You don't get to say no.
|
297
|
| Neutral 50
|
If I want to play a game, you're going to play. And I want to. {demanding}
|
298
|
| MQ04GameNo2
|
Look, kid. I'm not interested in playing games.
|
Anger 20
|
I said, I want to play a game. {insistent, increasing in agitation}
|
299
|
| Neutral 50
|
It's easy. You make Timmy Neusbaum cry, and I'll help you. If you don't...
|
300
|
| Neutral 50
|
Then I guess you'll never find out where your daddy is.
|
301
|
| Look, kid. I'm not interested in playing games.
|
Anger 20
|
I said, I want to play a game. {insistent, increasing in agitation}
|
302
|
| Neutral 50
|
It's easy. You make Timmy Neusbaum cry, and I'll help you. If you don't... Then I guess you're stuck here.
|
303
|
| MQ04GameOkay
|
A game? Okay, I guess...
|
Happy 50
|
I knew you would! {innocent, thrilled}
|
304
|
| Happy 50
|
It's a really simple game. All you have to do is make Timmy Neusbaum cry. {innocent}
|
305
|
| A game? Okay, I guess...
|
Happy 50
|
Oh goodie! {innocent, thrilled}
|
306
|
| Happy 50
|
It's a really simple game. All you have to do is make Timmy Neusbaum cry. {innocent}
|
307
|
| MQ04GameWhatsGoingOn
|
What the hell's going on here?
|
Neutral 50
|
We're going to play a game now, silly. That's what's going on.
|
308
|
| MQ04LookingForMyFather
|
I'm looking for my father. Have you seen him?
|
Neutral 50
|
Gee, I don't know. What's he like?
|
309
|
| MQ04WhereAmI
|
Where am I?
|
Happy 50
|
This is Tranquility Lane. We all live here, and now so do you. {innocent}
|
310
|
| MQ04WhoAreYou
|
And you are...?
|
Neutral 50
|
I'm Betty. I live here on Tranquility Lane. Want to play a game?
|
311
|
