{100}{}{You see a muscular man with a spear.}
{101}{}{You see Arnold.}
{102}{}{You see a tall and very muscular man. He seems to be guarding the entrance to the Junkyard.}

{200}{}{Stop right there! Who are you and what do you want here?}

{201}{}{Whoah! Calm down, man. You always greet people like this? It's no wonder nobody comes here, really.}
{202}{}{Hello, my name is }
{203}{}{. I'm just looking around. No harm meant.}
{204}{}{Who I am is none of your business. And I'm doing what I please.}
{205}{}{You talkin' to me?}

{206}{}{Sorry. I didn't mean to be THAT unpleasant. I just have to be careful. Your kind has already given us a lot of trouble. So, who are you and what are you looking for?}
{207}{}{We've already been bullied enough by your kind. We don't need any more trouble. I repeat: Who are you and what is your business here?}
{208}{}{Yeah, sure. You Downtown people never mean any harm, but we always end up on the wrong side of the fence. We don't need you wandering around here!}
{209}{}{You have the last chance to explain yourself, or you're leaving. Permanently.}
{210}{}{Yeah, I am. And unless you're giving me some answers, you're outta here. Who are you and what's your business here?}

{211}{}{I'm not going to cause you any trouble. My name is }
{212}{}{ and I just need to look for some things in the Junkyard. I promise not to disturb your community.}
{213}{}{Hey, no need to be snappy. I'm just looking for some junk. My name is }
{214}{}{. No harm meant, I assure you.}#to 208
{215}{}{I'm not just another one of the Downtown people. I just need to look for some junk here. I don't mean to disturb you or your fellow squatters. I promise.}
{216}{}{Ok, calm down! My name is }
{217}{}{ and I'm just looking for some stuff here. When I find it, I'm out of your way. Is that OK with you?}
{218}{}{You don't scare me, you hairless monkey!}

{219}{}{You better don't! I'll be watching you closely. One wrong move, and you're outta here. Possibly in pieces.}
{220}{}{I keep your word! But I'll be watching you closely. One wrong move, and you're outta here. Possibly in pieces.}
{221}{}{Now, that's better. I'm not going to take any shit from you! You'll behave yourself, or you're leaving! You hear me?!}
{222}{}{You've just worn out your welcome!}#node998

{223}{}{Thanks for letting me in. Do you mind if I ask some questions about this place?}
{224}{}{Thanks for letting me in. See you around.}
{225}{}{Yeah, I hear you. Can I go already?}

{226}{}{I guess I don't mind. What do you want to know?}
{227}{}{[Looks you up and down] You better watch it here. We won't tolerate any silly moves from you. You respect us, or you leave. Am I clear enough for you?}

{228}{}{What can you tell me about the Junkyard?}
{229}{}{Why do you hate Downtown people so much?}
{230}{}{What's there to do in the Junkyard?}
{231}{}{What can you tell me about yourself?}
{232}{}{I think that's enough questions for now. Goodbye!}
{233}{}{Yes, you are. Look, I don't have all day...}
{234}{}{Look, I'm not in the mood to listen to your lousy threats!}

{235}{}{Well, the name's quite good. It IS a Junkyard. Some say it's still a part of Duston, but I say we're a completely different town. All of us who live here have been once cast out from their communities and found refuge here. We lead a difficult life, scrounging our homes from the junk here, hunting our food and trying to survive anyway we can.}
{236}{}{Because you live right beside us, but you behave like we didn't exist. You hide behind a wall of scrap and pretend we're not hungry, or ill, or anything. And you feel so goddamn righteous about that, it makes me puke!}
{237}{}{Not much, to tell the truth. We're too busy surviving. So, there's Fletcher's bar where you can get a drink, there's the Hospital, ran by my girlfriend, Abigail. And if you feel like listening to some stories, you can talk to Madame Xima. She's a clairvoyant, or so she says.}
{238}{}{My name's Arnold. I lead the hunters and I guard the entrance. Make sure we're not disturbed by troublemakers. That's quite a job already.}
{239}{}{Just remember what I've told you. And you can go.}
{240}{}{I think you don't qualify to enter. Leave now!}

{241}{}{So, what do you eat here?}
{242}{}{Why the chainlink fence?}
{243}{}{I'm not like that! You can't just generalise! You don't even know me!}
{244}{}{Uh-huh. Can I ask another question?}
{245}{}{I get the picture. Thanks, I'll be going now.}
{246}{}{Thanks. See you around.}

{247}{}{Whatever's available. Mostly rats and dogs. They are a real pest. They come up the shacks, because light and fire attracts them. They hunt children. So we hunt them. And eat them. It's very difficult to grow anything here, you know.}
{248}{}{We try to protect ourselves from rats and dogs.}
{249}{}{Yeah, maybe. But unless you prove to be of any worth, you're just another downtowner for me.}
{250}{}{Yes, you can.}

{251}{}{I see. Can I ask another question?}

#Herebefore > 1
{252}{}{You again? What do you want?}

{253}{}{I'd like to ask some questions, if you don't mind.}
{254}{}{Oh, nothing. Sorry to disturb you.}

{255}{}{Hey, Abigail told me you brought her a brand new doctor's bag. That's very kind of you. Maybe I was wrong about you. I guess you're not that bad for a downtowner.}
{256}{}{I saw you drag Ferguson out of here. You know, we needed him. You took from us our medicine man. I'd say I hope that was worth it, but I hardly think it was.}

{257}{}{You're welcome. I'm glad I was able to help.}
{258}{}{He was a criminal. And he needed to repay his debt. I only did my job.}
{259}{}{I... I didn't realise it. I'm very sorry.}

{260}{}{So, what can I do for you?}
{261}{}{Yeah, sure. You did your job for some mediocre pay, while people will die here for the few dollars you earned. Sometimes you have to think what you're doing, you know.}
{262}{}{Too late, fella. You're just like everybody else - only thinking about your own asshole!}

{263}{}{Uhm, do you mind if I ask some questions?}
{264}{}{I can see you're not in the mood to talk. I'm leaving.}

{265}{}{Hello, again! What can I do for you today?}

{266}{}{Hey! Word has it you helped Nielsen get rid of his stench problem! That's amazing! I thought the guy was done for! Good job, dude! Junkyard people really appreciate what you did.}
{267}{}{Well, that was nothing. I'm glad things turned out for the best.}
{268}{}{}

#Sheriff cut-scene
{300}{}{Sheriff Stern! To what do we owe the, uhm, 'pleasure'?}
{301}{}{I'm here to arrest Ferguson. He commited a crime and now he has to answer for it.}
{302}{}{Ferguson is one of us. You can't take him away!}
{303}{}{We can and we shall. We are the law!}
{304}{}{Your law does not apply here!}
{305}{}{Yes, it does. You're still an administrative part of Duston.}
{306}{}{Then why don't we get the social aid?}
{307}{}{You know the answer already, Arnold. I really don't have the time to explain it to you.}
{308}{}{The answer is that you don't care for us, unless you have business here! We're crashed out here, living on what we can scavenge! Ferguson helped us and we will help him! You are not taking him away!}
{309}{}{Shut up, you idiot! You're looking for a fight? Won't the death of some filthy baggers put a stain on your pure conscience, eh?}
{310}{}{I hate you, Stern. I've always hated you, ever since you've become Candlekeeper's ass-licker!}
{311}{}{Your insults will not provoke me. Men! Search the area!}
# fade out / fade in
{312}{}{Sheriff, the suspect is nowhere to be found! Other squatters didn't put up any resistance and claim not to know his whereabouts.}
{313}{}{Heh-heh-heh! I'm afraid you're chasing shadows!}
{314}{}{Goddammit, Arnold! Where is he?!?!?!}
{315}{}{Sorry, Sternie, I haven't got the faintest idea...}
{316}{}{Oh yeah? Well, I'll be back some day and will raze this hole to the ground!}
{317}{}{We'll see. We'll see.}
