{100}{}{You see an old, but energetic man.}
{101}{}{You see Edgar Lincoln.}
{102}{}{You see an old man wearing a leather jacket and jeans. He has an air of business about him.}

{150}{}{BOYS! Get that basterd!}
{151}{}{Who the hell are ya?! We have nothing to talk about until I hear some good stuff about you!}
{152}{}{You dare come here again?! Leave now, or I'll have my boys throw you out of here!}
{153}{}{I told you not to come here again!}
{154}{}{I've had enough of you! BOYS! Get that basterd!}
{155}{}{It's not very well-behaved to disturb people at such an hour! Leave now!}
{156}{}{I TOLD you not to come here at daytime! Come back at midnight!}

#Herebefore 0
{200}{}{Hmm? Ah, you must be that new arrival everybody's been talking about! I heard you have your mind set straight. That's good. We get less and less good people nowadays. How do you like the life in our Orville?}

{201}{}{Well, I like it very much here. I appreciate the way people care about traditional values. One can really feel that it's a healthy community!}
{202}{}{To tell the truth, it's not very different from my hometown. So, it feels a bit like home to me.}
{203}{}{To tell the truth, it's not very different from my hometown. Dull.}
{204}{}{To be frank, I hate it here. People are so close-minded and the whole place is just dead-boring!}

{205}{}{I'm happy we see eye to eye about that. }
{206}{}{That's very nice of you to say so. }
{207}{}{Nice to meet you, lad, my name is Edgar Lincoln. I am the proprietor of this place. What's your name?}
{208}{}{Nice to meet you, miss, my name is Edgar Lincoln. I am the proprietor of this place. What's your name?}
{209}{}{What you young call 'dull', we the wise call 'tranquil'. When you're my age, you will come to appreciate the benefits of a calm life. So, I'm Edgar Lincoln, who are you?}
{210}{}{Well, sorry to hear that. In fact, if I wanted to be frank with you, I'd say: GET THE HELL OUT OF MY HOUSE, YOU WEASEL!!!}#End talk, grudge

{211}{}{My name is }
{212}{}{. I am honoured to make your acquaintance, Mr Lincoln!}
{213}{}{. Nice to meet you, Mr Lincoln.}

{214}{}{So, what can I do for you on this fine day?}
{2140}{}{Hmm, oh it's you! Hello again! Anything you need?}

{215}{}{I'd like to ask some questions, if you don't mind.}
{216}{}{I'd like to ask if you had any work?}
{217}{}{I don't need anything at the moment, sir. I bid you good day.}

{218}{}{I don't mind at all. What would you like to ask?}
{219}{}{What do you want to know?}
{220}{}{Work? Hmm... as I said, I heard some good stuff about you. Well, I guess I might have a special job for you, if you're interested.}
{221}{}{Then I'll see you later! Goodbye!}

#Questions
{222}{}{What can you tell me about yourself?}
{223}{}{What can you tell me about your family?}
{224}{}{What can you tell me about Orville?}
{225}{}{What can you tell me about your farm?}
{226}{}{Thank you, that's enough questions for now. In fact, I'd like to ask if you had any work?}
{227}{}{That's all I wanted to know. Thank you, Mr Lincoln! Goodbye!}

{228}{}{Well, my name is Edgar Lincoln, as you already know. I am the proprietor of this farm. I own over 1500 hectares of land, which makes me one of the most prominent landlords of Orville, if not in the whole Wasteland! Impressive, eh? Apart from that, I am a member of the City Council, along with the two other landlords and Winston Burke.}
{229}{}{Well, my family, they all live here. There's my wife, Kimberly, you probably met her. Then there is my beloved daughter, Isabelle and her... husband, Aaron. They live in the white house, go right when you exit from here.}
{230}{}{Orville? It's a wonderful town. I've been living here all my life! I grew up here. It's a happy place. Calm and right-minded! I and two other farmers, plus Winston Burke rule this fine town as the City Council. We always do what's best for the community. People appreciate our efforts and support us in our job, which is not an easy one, mark my words!}
{231}{}{That's all the land you see here! I grow mostly corn here, I also have a little brahmin, but it's Ian Smith who specialises in cattle. I am the corn king of the wasteland! I export my grain to Crater City, Astoria and even as far as Lansdowne.}

{232}{}{Could you tell me more about other members of the Council?}
{233}{}{Indeed, very impressive. I'd like to ask another question, though.}
{234}{}{Impressive indeed. Thank you for your time, Mr Lincoln. I'll be going now.}
{235}{}{You seem bitter about your son-in-law. May I ask why?}
{236}{}{Thank you, sir. I'd like to ask about something else.}
{237}{}{Thank you for your time, Mr Lincoln. I'll be going now.}
{238}{}{Why is that?}#other options are 236,237
{239}{}{Where are all these places?}#other options are 236,237

{240}{}{Les Winchester is the most powerful landlord. Not only does he grow corn and wheat, he also has a lot of cattle and a distillery. He took over the farm after his close friend, Hector Obermann was killed by cannibals. Ian Smith is the biggest cattle breeder. He cooperates the most with Crater City, especially with Strongbow & Sons. Winston Burke owns the caravan business. He is also the Sheriff of Orville.}
{241}{}{Hmm... that's not something I would discuss with anybody. But since I heard some good things about you, I might tell you the silent tragedy we're living here. Just give me your word you won't repeat it to anybody.}
{242}{}{Why is that? Heh-heh! What a question! You think running a city is a piece of cake? We have all sorts of trouble! Merchant competition, raiders, tribals! Believe me, sometimes it gets real nasty!}
{243}{}{I have no idea! I've never been in any of these places! You should ask Corran Burke at the Caravan Office. It's on Main Street.}

{244}{}{I promise I won't tell anybody.}
{245}{}{I'm sorry I asked. If it's a personal matter, I won't ask.}
{246}{}{Tell me more about merchants.}
{247}{}{Tell me about those raiders, please.}
{248}{}{Tell me about the tribals.}

{249}{}{You see, I know that this sick bastard is a fagot. You know, a homosexual! Can you imagine this?! My daughter shares the bed with one of those abominations! I wish I could impale him for all to see!}#to 262
{250}{}{Well, now that I almost told you, I'm quite sorry to hear this. I hoped you could maybe help us.}
{251}{}{What you need to know, youngster, is that merchants are driven essentially by money. And that explains all. We, farmers, we just want to make our fair deal and go back home to our wives and children. Merchants, they want to squeeze the last penny out of every contract. And sometimes it comes down on us quite hard.}
{252}{}{Now, that's a mysterious thing. There's a band of raiders who are very well equipped - our boys with their shotguns are no match for heavy machine guns and self-propelled armours. Sometimes they just pop out of nowhere, kidnap some of our workers and disappear for several months. And they're impossible to find.}
{253}{}{Tribals. They call themselves Tocta Tribe. They live somewhere to the east, deep in the mountains. They're cannibals and savages, no civilisation to speak of. You should avoid them if you can. After all, it's them who killed Hector Obermann.}

{254}{}{I understand, Mr Lincoln. I'd like to ask about something else.}
{255}{}{I see. Thank you Mr Lincoln, I'll go now.}
{256}{}{Strange. Let's talk about something else.}
{257}{}{Hmm, mysterious thing indeed. I guess I'll go now.}
{258}{}{Who was Hector Obermann?}
{259}{}{Do you know where they are exactly?}

{260}{}{Hector Obermann once owned what now is Winchester farm. He was the master of all farmers in Orville. Helped develop the place to its present glory. With time, however, he got weird. He wanted to civilise the savages and that was his undoing - he, his family, and the whole expedition was wiped out by Tocta cannibals. Only Winchester, who was his aide at the time, survived and barely.}
{261}{}{I don't. And I don't really care. I just want them to stay away from our land.}

#job from questions
{2620}{}{I maybe will. What is the problem with your son-in-law?}#back to 249
{2621}{}{I don't want to meddle myself in your family's problems. I'm sorry, Mr Lincoln.}
{262}{}{Why can't you just do it?}
{263}{}{What?! You hate him because he is a little different than you?! That's outrageous!}

{264}{}{I just cannot! Think about what others would say! I'd be ruined! The reputation of my family! Our honour! That's terrible that I have to endure all this humiliation just in order to avoid a greater one!}
{265}{}{What you're saying is outrageous! You support this basterd?! Get out of my sight before I call my boys to take you away! Alive OR not!}

{266}{}{Maybe I could help...}
{267}{}{A predicament indeed. I'm sorry to hear about your problem, I hope you will be able to sort it out soon.}
{268}{}{I'm not going to listen to this any longer! I'm leaving!}#grudge
{269}{}{Your boys won't save your intolerant ass! Time to die!}#node998

{270}{}{I was hoping you'd say that. Look, you're not from around here, I guess you'll be on your way soon too. So, I'd have a special request, a very special one.}
{271}{}{Wait a while. I think there's a way you could actually help us out.}

{272}{}{What is it?}
{273}{}{I'd be happy to.}
{274}{}{No, I don't think I could help you. Sorry to say that, Mr Lincoln. I think I'll be going now.}

{275}{}{I want you to kill this bastard! Let him get his! Make it real nasty, an example for others! One condition! My daughter must not see any of it! And you will keep quiet about it!}

{276}{}{What's in it for me?}
{277}{}{Kill an innocent man?! Your own son-in-law?! You're insane! And I'm no murderer!}

{278}{}{I'll pay you 500 dollars! And I'll give you provisions for a month of travelling! So, deal?}
{279}{}{Wh--, him?! Innocent?! It's you who are insane! Get out of my sight!}

{280}{}{Not really. 500 is a little cheap for all your troubles, isn't it? I want 1000$.}
{281}{}{Deal.}
{282}{}{Not so fast, oldtimer. You'll need to pay me real good to keep my mouth shut about this.}
{283}{}{With pleasure!}

{284}{}{Now, now. A 1000 bucks is a bit steep for me at the moment. Why don't you settle for 750, eh?}
{2840}{}{Now, now. Don't be greedy. Five hundred dollars is quite a lot of money. And I'll give you plenty of provisions! They're worth another 250$ at least!}
{285}{}{Excellent! Here, take this axe. Might come in handy to chop off his... members. And remember - mouth shut, and Isabelle can't see anything! Do that at dawn, when he takes his strolls through the fields. Around 5 AM.}
{286}{}{WHAT?! Your impudence is incredible! BOYS! Get that basterd!}#fight

{287}{}{750 dollars? That's better. OK, you've got yourself a deal.}
{288}{}{I said a 1000. It's that or nothing.}
{2880}{}{Well, all right. I just thought I'd ask. I'll do it.}
{2881}{}{Come on, you can spare another 250$. Let's make it 750$ istead of a 1000$.}
{289}{}{Got it. I'll see you when the job is done.}

{290}{}{You are a bloodsucker! Like those merchants from Crater. All right, you've got your thousand bucks.}
{2900}{}{You are a bloodsucker! Like those merchants from Crater. All right, you've got your 750 bucks.}
{291}{}{Then it's nothing, you greedy basterd! Get out of my sight, or I'll call the guards!}#282 + 269 + 294
{292}{}{Right. Come at midnight. I don't want anybody to see you getting money from me after the news hits the morning papers.}

{293}{}{Then we have the deal.}
{294}{}{I'm leaving.}

#Job from job node
{295}{}{I am interested. Tell me more, please.}

{296}{}{Hmm. You see, it's about my son-in-law, Aaron. I found out that... that he is a fagot. You know, a homosexual! Can you imagine this?! My daughter shares the bed with one of those abominations! I wish I could impale him for all to see!}#to 262

{297}{}{I think, I'm not interested after all, Mr Lincoln. You have to find someone else to solve your problems.}

{298}{}{Sorry to hear that. But you'll keep quiet about this, right?}

{299}{}{I might. How much is it worth to you?}
{300}{}{I will. I just don't want to have anything to do with this. Or with you for that matter.}

{301}{}{WHAT?! You greedy, goddamn basterd! What do you think, you can blackmail me? ME?! Edgar Lincoln?! BOYS, get him!!}

#Quest talk

{400}{}{So, the basterd's dead, Isabelle knows nothing, people suspect nothing. You performed exactly as I wanted you to. Very well, your reward is ready.}

{401}{}{Thank you, Mr Lincoln.}
{4010}{}{It was a pleasure, Mr Lincoln.}

{402}{}{Keep the axe. It was never in my posession, after all. Plus, your money, }
{403}{}{ dollars. And travelling provisions. You'll find them in a crate by the exit from my farm.}
{404}{}{ Oh, and have this little extra gift. Use them well, like you did today.}#He gives several shotgun shells if dude accepted the 500 proposal.

{405}{}{It's good doing business with you, Mr Lincoln. I should go now. Goodbye and good luck!}
