{100}{}{You see an older woman.}
{101}{}{You see Eleanora.}
{102}{}{You see a woman well in her sixties. She smiles warmly.}
{103}{}{[continue]}

{150}{}{:sob:}
{151}{}{:cries:}
{152}{}{This is so unjust!}
{153}{}{Oh, Lord! Why have you forsaken me?!}
{154}{}{Poor Father Marco!}
{155}{}{Oh, please! Put that away, I hate weapons!}

{200}{}{Can I help you?}
{201}{}{Hello again! How can I help you today?}

{202}{}{Who're you?}
{203}{}{What is this place?}
{204}{}{I need a doctor's help. Are you a doctor?}
{205}{}{Nothing today. Goodbye!}

{206}{}{My name is Eleanora. I'm the secretary and the nurse for this hospital.}
{207}{}{This is the hospital of the city of Orville.}
{208}{}{Oh, no! I'm not. Please, talk to Father Marco. He is in the church.}

{209}{}{Thank you. I'll go see him immediately.}
{210}{}{Thank you. That's all I wanted to know.}

#after Marco's rad treatment
{211}{}{Oh! I can see you're back on your feet! I'm so happy! What can I do for you?}

{212}{}{Can you tell me more about this town?}
{213}{}{Can you tell me more about Father Marco?}
{214}{}{Nothing today, thank you.}

{215}{}{Right now, we're at the Main Street. Across the church is the Saloon. Across the hospital you will find the caravan area. If you exit the hospital and go to the right, you'll find Mr Linde's General Store and the City Council.}
{216}{}{So, this is the city of Orville. We are a farming community ruled by the City Council, made up of four people. We supply food to most of the region and trade the most with Crater City, the biggest settlement around.}
{217}{}{Father Marco is a good man. Personally I think he is the most enlightened and the most good-natured person in the whole town. He is our doctor and our priest. People go every sunday to his sermons at noon. Talk to him - he is very open.}

#After Marco's death
{218}{}{[Eleanora is praying. When you approach, she looks at you with eyes red from crying.] Yes?}

{219}{}{Let me express my heartfelt sympathy with you. I am proud to consider Father Marco as my friend too.}
{220}{}{I'm sorry for Father Marco. He was a good man.}
{221}{}{Why are you crying? Death is an inevitable part of life and Father Marco just went to see his Lord. You should be happy for him!}
{222}{}{Sorry to disturb your prayer. I'll leave.}

{223}{}{Thank you. Oh, what a cruel fate!}
{224}{}{I'm not crying for Father Marco. I'm crying for myself and the people of this town. He was our only hope!}

{225}{}{It is indeed, though I have some doubts whether there was only fate involved. If you don't mind, I would like to ask you some questions about Father Marco's death.}
{226}{}{It is indeed. I'll leave you to your prayers.}
{227}{}{Your only hope? Of what?}
{228}{}{Maybe he was, but now he's dead and won't be able to help you. Goodbye!}

{229}{}{You may not realise it, you only came to Orville recently and haven't stayed for long, but there is a lot of evil in this place. Father Marco was a beacon of hope for us!}

{230}{}{What kind of evil are you talking about?}

{231}{}{The money! The sin! The landlords of Orville only think about money! Human life is a small price to pay for fortune and prestige.}

{232}{}{Are you implying that Father Marco was murdered? By whom?}
{233}{}{And...?}

{234}{}{I'm not telling you! You're just like them!}
{235}{}{I'm afraid he opposed the landlords one time too many. Finally, they must have decided he was too much of an obstacle...}
{236}{}{And that's why I'm crying! Now, leave me alone!}

{237}{}{You old bitch! Tell me now!}
{238}{}{Then I'm outta here. Old twat!}
{239}{}{Do you suspect anyone in particular?}

{240}{}{Leave me alone, or I'll call the Sheriff!}
{241}{}{I couldn't tell. Father Marco used to oppose all of them. But if I really had to bet, I'd say it's Winchester. Leave me now. I already talked too much.}

{242}{}{You're not worth it! I'm outta here!}
{243}{}{Well, I'm not telling anyone. Thank you.}

#Questions on dead Marco.
{244}{}{I will gladly answer your questions.}

{245}{}{Some people think the fire wasn't an accident. Could you comment on that, please?}
{246}{}{Can you present me with your testimony of what happened the tragic night?}
{247}{}{Has Father Marco had any enemies?}
{248}{}{These are all the questions I had. Thank you.}

{249}{}{I'm afraid they're right. Father Marco was a radical, a mild one, but a radical. He often criticised the money-oriented actions of the landlords. Maybe they've finally decided he was too much of an obstacle?}
{250}{}{It was in the evening. Father Marco went to the church to prepare his sermon. He liked to work there, he used to say it calmed him down. He wasn't here for at least two hours. Then I smelled something burning. I walked around the hospital to see what it was, but I found nothing.}
{251}{}{I only saw the fire when I went outside. I called the alarm. But it was too late. You know the rest.}
{252}{}{Not really personal enemies, no. But he was very criticising towards the landlords, who he thought were bent too much over money. Since Father Marco had a lot of influence on the people here, he had some kind of power. So maybe...}

{253}{}{Thank you. I'd like to ask you something else...}
{254}{}{Thank you. That's all I needed to know.}

#Talked about death and else.
{255}{}{I'd like to ask you some more questions, if you don't mind...}
{256}{}{Sorry to disturb you.}

#Additional nodes
{270}{}{How is Ramsey?}
{271}{}{He's very ill. He's been throwing up everything I gave him to eat. He's very weak. I hope Father Marco can find some cure soon.}
{272}{}{Me too. Thank you.}
