{100}{}{You see Winthrop Candlekeeper, the owner of General Store and mayor of Duston.}
{101}{}{You see Winthrop.}
{102}{}{You see Winthrop Candlekeeper, a middle-aged, balding man wearing a neat pullover. He looks at you from behind his glasses with his usual concern.}
{103}{}{[continue]}

{150}{}{I'm closed! Leave now, or I'll call the guards!}
{151}{}{If you want to buy something, talk to me!}
{152}{}{Put your weapon away when you're talking to me!}

{200}{}{Good morning, }
{201}{}{Good afternoon, }#since 12.00
{202}{}{Good evening, }#since 17.30
{203}{}{! I am very happy to see you! What can I do for you today?}
{204}{}{Hello, again! Back for more?}#later in the day
{205}{}{Look who's come to see their old home! Welcome, }#After Factory
{206}{}{it has been a very long time since I last saw you! What can I do for you today?}

{207}{}{Hello, Mr Candlekeeper. Mr DiAngelo sent me on a special errand and I need to buy some equipment.}
{2070}{}{It was a long time indeed. Can I buy some more things with Mr DiAngelo's discount?}
{208}{}{Hello, Mr Candlekeeper. Can I see what you have in stock?}
{209}{}{Hello, Mr Candlekeeper. I'd like to ask you some questions, if you don't mind.}
{210}{}{Hello, Mr Candlekeeper. Just passing by.}

{211}{}{Oh, dear! You look terrible! Show me your eyes! Just as I thought! You're intoxicated!! Come with me to Sheriff Stern immediately!}
{212}{}{Mr DiAngelo sent you? Very well, I'll give you a decent price reduction!}
{2120}{}{I heard you work for Mr DiAngelo on something special. Let me help in this by giving you a special price reduction.}
{213}{}{Be my guest! Here's what I've got.}
{214}{}{I don't mind at all. What would you like to know?}
{2140}{}{Please, ask. I'll answer the best I can.}
{215}{}{I hope you found our dealings fruitful.}
{216}{}{Anything else I can do for you?}

{217}{}{Yes, I'd like to see your stock again.}
{218}{}{Yes, I'd like to ask some questions if you don't mind.}
{219}{}{No, thank you. I'll be going now.}
#questions
{220}{}{Why don't people from the Junkyard come here?}
{221}{}{Do you know any other towns around here?}
{222}{}{Do you remember the day I first came here?}
{223}{}{Anything interesting going on in town?}
{224}{}{Do you have any loose jobs I could do?}
{225}{}{Tell me about Ferguson, please.}

{226}{}{Why? It's very simple! We here, in the Downtown, are civilised people who live according to law and democracy. The Junkyard, although seemingly a part of Duston, is a completely different town! These drunkards, beggars, thieves and criminals have nothing to look for in the Downtown. Besides, I guess the Junk Fence intimidates them.}
{227}{}{Of course! There is Astoria, to the west, by the seaside. I can point it on your map. There is also Crater City, far to the north, but I don't know the exact locations of entry points. Oh, and avoid Salem! It is an evil place!}
{228}{}{Although it's been already five years, I can remember it like it was yesterday! I was on the caravan with Mr DiAngelo when we stumbled into the radiated, dehydrated, starved and miserable being that you were! I'm so happy we managed to save you!}
{229}{}{Not really. I dare say we are an oasis of tranquility in this forsaken wasteland!}
{230}{}{You can never just lay back, can you? I'm not sure if there has been any progress with Ferguson case. You should talk to Sheriff Stern, he will know more. Maybe you'd be able to help him out.}
{231}{}{Ferguson used to work in one of the outlying farms. He would come here from time to time, to barter. One day, he asked me to sell him things on credit. I agreed, I knew both his patron and himself. The first few times, he paid me back in time.}
{232}{}{But later, the tab rose up to 120$ and Ferguson was nowhere to be seen. I asked about him with his patron, but he told me Ferguson escaped. I called in Sheriff Stern and the search begun. You know the rest of the story.}
{233}{}{, please find him. It's not really about the money. It's about principles! We cannot let such offences go unpunished, it would undermine the reputation of the town's authorities!}

{234}{}{What's the story behind the Downtown and the Junkyard?}
{235}{}{Why is that?}
{236}{}{Yes, I do. Thank you, Mr Candlekeeper. A little background is always beneficial.}
{237}{}{I understand. I'll find him, don't worry.}

{238}{}{At the beginning there was only a small village, set up in the ruins of a pre-war town, where people from a nearby fallout shelter settled. The soil was unwelcoming, but thanks to some advanced technology, they managed to survive. However, the prosperity attracted all kinds of misery from the wastes.}
{239}{}{So vagrants, beggars and raiders started to settle in the more outlying ruined houses and shacks. Agression and thievery commenced. People of Duston no longer felt safe. So, to protect themselves from the outside hostility, they built the Junk Fence.}
{240}{}{Duston continued to thrive, whereas the Junkyard remained the crashed out shantytown it used to be. Believe me, you shouldn't ever go to the Junkyard. It is a dangerous, anarchistic place.}
{241}{}{You see, our policy is based on neutrality. We steer clear of regional politics and we don't mingle ourselves in the clash of powers. We just try to be the little happy town we have always been.}

{242}{}{But, don't you think that this may make it easier for someone to take advantage of Duston?}
{243}{}{Maybe. But you have to ask yourself a question: Why would anyone do that? We have nothing special to offer! We are a small town, we don't export things, we don't have natural resources or technology worth mentioning. We just want to go through life in peace.}
{244}{}{Well, I'm not sure. I have a strange feeling that something is about to happen.}
{245}{}{Why do you think so?}
{246}{}{Because it's just the beginning of the game and I DO hope that something is going to happen in it, so I can get some XPs!}

{247}{}{Thank you. Can I ask another question?}
{248}{}{Thank you. I think that's enough questions for now. I'd like to trade instead.}
{249}{}{Thank you, Mr Candlekeeper. I need to go now. Goodbye!}

{250}{}{Anything else you wanted to ask?}
{251}{}{Go ahead!}

{252}{}{Yes, please.}
{253}{}{No, thank you. But I'd like to barter.}
{254}{}{No, thank you. I'll be going now.}
{255}{}{I think I don't need to ask anymore questions. Let's barter!}
{256}{}{That's all the questions I wanted to ask. Goodbye, Mr Candlekeeper!}

{257}{}{Sorry, the credit's run out. Here's what I've got!}
{258}{}{I am sorry to inform you that I will no longer be able to give you the discount I give for Mr DiAngelo. But have a look at my stock, please.}

{259}{}{I'd like to buy something.}
{260}{}{I'd like to ask some questions, if you don't mind.}
{261}{}{No, thank you. Just passing through.}
{262}{}{Do you have a doctor's bag, by any chance?}

{263}{}{No, I don't, I'm afraid. But ask the pharmacist, he usually has a good supply.}

{264}{}{I will. While I'm here, can I buy some things?}
{265}{}{I will, thank you Mr Candlekeeper. Since I'm already here, do you mind if I ask you some questions?}
{266}{}{I will, Mr Candlekeeper. Goodbye.}

{267}{}{I heard that you resolved the Ferguson case! Excellent! Talk to my assistant, Judy, she'll give you your reward!}
#drug talk
{300}{}{What is this?! [he shows you the drug packet] These are addictive! Where did you get that from?!}

{301}{}{I... I... I don't know how it got into my pocket!}
{302}{}{Urm... I found it.}
{303}{}{These are addictive?! And the guy in the Junkyard told me it was for the headache!}
{304}{}{My grandma gave that to me. She said these were candies.}

{305}{}{I hope you didn't take it?}
{306}{}{Where?}
{307}{}{Oh, poor gullible you! You shouldn't go to the Junkyard! It's dangerous there, and the people unfriendly. Never trust anyone from the Junkyard - they are beggars, drunkards, addicts and thieves. If they can take advantage of you, they will. Am I clear?}
{308}{}{You didn't even know your grandma - she died before you were born! Tell me the truth, or I'll have Sheriff Stern talk to you!}
{309}{}{Is that so?! Tell me the truth immediately, or I'll have Sheriff Stern talk to you.}

{310}{}{Of course not! I wanted to give them to Ella, but she'd got over her migraine already.}
{311}{}{Well, once or twice...}
{312}{}{Well, I did, I take one every morning.}
{313}{}{In the Pharmacy's backyard.}
{314}{}{Somewhere in the Junkyard.}
{315}{}{In Mr DiAngelo's desk.}
{316}{}{In your asshole!}
{317}{}{In an abandoned tent, in the wasteland.}
{318}{}{Yes, Mr Candlekeeper. I will never go there again, I promise.}
{319}{}{Ok, I found it.}
{320}{}{Ok, I got it from somebody in the Junkyard. He said it was a cool thing to try and that the first was for free!}
{321}{}{Ok, I got it during a party. It was a friend of my friend's friend who brought that.}

{322}{}{Oh, that's fortunate! Never buy any medicine from the Junkyard again! And throw the drugs away! Right now!}
{323}{}{Oh no! You might be addicted! Throw the drugs away! Right away!}
{324}{}{Oh no! You surely are addicted! Come with me to the Sheriff!}
{325}{}{That's interesting. I think I'll need to ask Sheriff Stern to look into the matter. Come with me, you'll serve as a witness!}
{326}{}{I don't believe you! Come with me to the Sheriff! He'll make you tell the truth!}
{327}{}{This is so rude! Maybe Sheriff Stern will teach you some manners!}
{328}{}{How many times did I tell you that scavenging is dangerous?! I hope you didn't take it at least?}
{329}{}{Oh, the young today! How can you be so gullible?! Did you take it?}

{330}{}{Uh oh...}
{331}{}{Of course not!}
{332}{}{Argh! Ok.}

{333}{}{That's good. Now, throw the drugs away!}

#dumb dialogue
{400}{}{Oh, hello, }
{401}{}{! It is a pleasure to see you. How can I help you?}
{4010}{}{Hello, again! What do you need?}

{402}{}{Mr Angelus say I buy things.}
{403}{}{Me shopping!}
{404}{}{Me ask questions.}
{405}{}{Bye-bye!}

{406}{}{Mr DiAngelo sent you? I'll give you better prices, how about that?}
{407}{}{Of course. Here's what I've got. Just try not to break anything, will you?}
{408}{}{Uhm... OK, what do you want to know?}

{409}{}{Duston only town in world?}
{410}{}{You want me do job?}
{411}{}{Why you not like Ferguson?}
{412}{}{Why you not like junkies?}
{413}{}{Dat enough questions. Bye-bye!}
{414}{}{Me want more buy!}
{415}{}{Bye-bye! Me go now.}

{416}{}{You mean, if there are other cities around? Of course! To the east, is Astoria. Look, I point it on the map. See? And somewhere here, in the north is Crater City. And down here is... well, just don't go there, OK?}
{417}{}{Uh... you ask if I have a job for you? I don't know. Talk to Sheriff Stern, ask him about Ferguson. Maybe you'll be able to help.}
{418}{}{Uhm... it's not like I don't like him. I am just angry that he didn't give my money back. And I think it is appropriate to punish him for this, so the others don't do the wrong things he did.}
{419}{}{Because they are dangerous and dirty and they only think about drinking, drugging and killing themselves. This is just no way to progress. Please, promise to me that you will never go there! These people are not nice at all!}

{420}{}{I more questions.}

{421}{}{You sell me doctor bag?}

{422}{}{You want to buy a doctor's bag? I'm afraid I don't have one. Try asking at the pharmacy, they should have it. Just be polite with them, OK?}
{423}{}{Do you need anything else?}

{424}{}{Me promise, but me more questions.}
{425}{}{Me promise and me go. Bye-bye!}

{426}{}{, although I like you very much, I can't sell you things that cheap any longer. I'm sorry. Here's what I've got. Just be careful with it, OK?}

#drug talk dumb player
{427}{}{, where did you get that from?! [He waves the drug packet in front of your eyes] This is VERY BAD! This thing is EVIL! Where did you get it?!}

{428}{}{Junkies give me.}
{429}{}{Uhh... me not remember.}

{430}{}{What?! I've been telling you so many times NOT TO GO TO THE JUNKYARD! See what happened?! These people tried to use you! Did you take it?}
{431}{}{What you did was very wrong. Come with me to Sheriff Stern.}

{432}{}{Uhm, no?}
{433}{}{Uhm, yes?}

{434}{}{That's very good. Now, don't EVER go to the JUNKYARD AGAIN!!! Am I clear? And throw all the drugs you have away!}
{435}{}{Oh, no! You're probably addicted! Come with me to Sheriff Stern, he might have some remedy!}

{436}{}{Uh-huh.}
{437}{}{Uh-oh.}
