Fallout 4 Mod: Fourville - Recasting

Mr. Nally is a ghoul living in Fourville. On the day of the nuclear war he had a place in Vault 4 and travelled there with his son and infant grandson. When he discovered that his family would be unable to join him, he agreed to give up his place in the vault so his son and grandson could be safe. He agreed to wait for them for the twenty-year period that the vault was scheduled to be closed. During the time he was waiting he became afflicted with radiation poisoning and turning into a ghoul, extending his lifespan. Two-hundred years after the bombs the vault has not yet opened and Mr. Nally continues to wait. He fills his time by telling stories to the local children, inspired by his own life. As a ghoul, he has a gravelly voice, but he is now old and weak. Mr. Nally has approximately 145 lines.

Line 01 context: Nally introduces himself to the player.

Line 02 context: Nally privately confides in the player that he finds being a ghoul difficult.

Line 03 context: Nally meets the Overseer of Vault 4, who is a descendent of his son. This is a dream come true.

Rory was a problem student at South Boston High School. He had an antagonistic relationship with his teacher, Mr. Turner. On the day of the nuclear war he was attending detention with Mr. Turner when a nuclear bomb caused the building to collapse, trapping them. During their time trapped in the school basement, Mr. Turned looked after Rory and continued to give him an education. They gradually grew closer and became friends. Rory stayed with Mr. Turner as he died of radiation poisoning, before leaving the school for an unknown fate. Rory only appears in holotape recordings. Rory has 30 lines.

Line 01 context: Rory mocks the teacher by repeating what he has said back at him.

Line 02 context: Afraid. The teacher has just returned from finding out the source of the explosion which trapped them.

Line 03 context: Years have passed and the teacher, Mal, and Rory are now friends. Mal is dying and Rory tries to reassure him.

Logan Verner is a player companion. A gruff mercenary with a gravelly voice, when the player meets him he is a travelling mercenary hanging around the Fourville bar looking for his next job. He makes it very clear to the player that he has no interest in being friends, their relationship is all business. Logan is a gruff mercenary character who is initially not very talkative; however, he does have a humorous side. He will occasionally comment on the player’s actions and choices, as well as elements of the story and gameplay which are confusing or don’t make sense. As Logan spends more time with the player he begins to open up to them, initially questioning why the player hired him when they can clearly look after themselves. As time goes on he  becomes friendlier and tells the player more of his backstory. He eventually reveals that when he was a young man he faked his own death to get away from gambling debts, leaving his elderly mother to look after herself. When he learns that his mother is on her deathbed he asks the player to take him to see her. Logan has approximately 362 lines.

Line 01 context: The player meets Logan at the Fourville bar. He's looking for work and isn't interested in being friends.

Line 02 context: Through tears, Logan returns to his dying mother and reveals that he isn't dead. This is the emotional climax of Logan's story.

Line 03 context: If the player completes Logan's storyline he can become a romantic partner for them. Here, he admits his love for the player.

May is the sister of June Waters, secretary to the Fourville Mayor. May Waters in incredibly wealthy, snobby, and spoilt after tricking her sister into giving up her share of her inheritance from their parents. May now lives in the upper stands of Diamond City with the other rich people. May has approximately 19 lines.

Line 01 context: When the player initially talks to May she will refuse to talk to them. She is almost disgusted that the player would try and talk to her.

Line 02 context: When the player reveals that June Waters has sent them to get money from her, she is dismissive.

Line 03 context:May is disgusted when the player asks for June's share of the money.

Laura Stenentt is the daughter of the vault’s doctor, Christine Stennett. Her mother wants her to be a scientist when she grows up, but Laura wants to work with the vault’s handyman: Workshop Willie. She is naturally inquisitive and tends to question what her teachers tell her in school. Laura has approximately 20 lines.

Line 01 context: Laura challenges her teachers on the existence of a god.

Line 02 context: Laura complains that she's not allowed to work with Workshop Willie, the vault's handyman.

Line 03 context: Laura complains about her mum.

Judith is a scavenger whose friend has been infected with the Forced Evolutionary Virus. She is working on a cure but has little technical expertise. She doesn’t have much patience when the player bothers them. Judith shares her voice with one of the eight generic characters. This role will comprise several generic characters: Fourville Reisdents, Fourville Guards, Members of Church of the Four, Vault Residents, Vault Scientists, Vault Guards, and a Gun Buyer. Judith has 20 lines. There are approximately 116 generic resident lines.

Line 01 context: The player asks "is everything alright" when it is obvious that everything is not alright.

Line 02 context: Your friend Francis is killed when the cure goes wrong. She is distraught.

Line 03 context: (For the generic characters) A Vault Security Guard complains about their boss, Norm Marshal.

Digits is one of a group of mercenaries hired to break into a factory and steal a computer code. Digits is the group’s technological expert and mostly accesses computers. This role will comprise several generic characters: Fourville Reisdents, Fourville Guards, Members of Church of the Four, Vault Residents, Vault Scientists, Vault Guards, and a Gun Buyer. Digits has 7 lines. There are approximately 116 generic resident lines.

Line 01 context: Digits frantically tries to hack a terminal while feral ghouls attack the group.

Line 02 context: Triumphant! Digits manages to hack the terminal

Line 03 context: (for the generic characters) A vault resident complains about the chief of security.

This is for both Child 01 in Fourville, and Child 01 in Vault 4. The child in Fourville listens to stories told by Mr. Nally and will comment on them. The child in Vault 4 attends school. Child 01 has approximately 27 lines.

Line 01 context: Talking to the player about the man who reads them stories.

Line 02 context: Amazed that the player is from outside the vault.

Line 03 context: Commenting on the player's height.

Kate is one member of the Armstrong family. She was sent the codes to access a nuclear bunker by her brother, but she decided not to come. Kate only appears in holotape recordings. Kate has 2 lines.

Line context: All these lines are part of the same response: Kate explains why she won't be coming to the bunker. She is glad to be getting away from her family.

Mrs Armstrong was the mother of the Armstrong family. On the day of the Great War they were supposed to travel to a National Guard bunker together, each family members was given a fraction of the access code. The long-suffering wife of Mr. Armstrong, she eventually tells him how she feels and is killed in a confrontation. Mrs Armstrong only appears in holotape recordings. Mrs. Armstrong has 9 lines.

Line 01 context: Confused. Mrs. Armstrong hasn't heard from her son in years.

Line 02 context: Quiet and timid. This is the first time Mrs. Armstrong has confronted her violent husband

Line 03 context: Now with more confidence. She is about to tell her husband all the things she never told him before - how she hates him.

Ms. Hasenbuhler is a resident of Vault 4 who is madly, and inexplicably, in love with Fourville’s bartender, Rusty. Regardless of the player’s sex, when they first speak to Hasenbuhler she will attempt to flirt with them before revealing her love for Rusty.. Hasenbuhler has approximately 44 lines.

Line 01 context: Hasenbuhler first meets a male player and flirts with him.

Line 02 context: Overjoyed if the player convinces Rusty to fall in love with her.

Line 03 context: Upset when the player tells her they have "bad news" that Rusty had rejected her.

This script is for both Child 01 in Fourville, and Child 01 in Vault 4. The child in Fourville listens to stories told by Mr. Nally and will comment on them. The child in Vault 4 attends school. Child 03 has approximately 24 lines.

Line 01 context: Talking to the player about the man who reads them stories.

Line 02 context: Amazed that the player is from outside the vault.

Line 03 context: Commenting on the player's height.

The Returning Officer announces the results of the Fourville Mayoral Election. This role will comprise several generic characters: Fourville Reisdents, Fourville Guards, Members of Church of the Four, Vault Residents, Vault Scientists, Vault Guards, and a Gun Buyer. Judith has 20 lines. There are approximately 116 generic resident lines. The Returning Officer has 3 lines. There are approximately 116 generic resident lines.

Line 01 context: The Returning Officer prepares to announce the result.

Line 02 context: If Ms. McKenzie wins the election, this line is spoken.

Line 03 context: (for generic characters) A vault scientist ponders the world outside the vault.

Dorothy Verner is the mother of potential companion, Logan Verner. She believes that Logan was killed in a fire in their home when he was eighteen. Now, when she is on her deathbed, he finally returns to share her final moments with her. She is very weak by the time Logan finally gets to her. Her voice should be weak and croaky. Dorothy has 8 lines.

Line 01 context: Her son, who she believed dead, has come to visit her on her death bed. She is confused and doesn't know who it is.

Line 02 context: Logan reveals his identity to her. As the line says, this is the happiest day of her life.

Line 03 context: Dorothy's last words to her son as she dies.

Steve is one of Fourville’s labourers. The labourers are the lowest in Fourville’s society, spending all their time excavating the cave so the town can expand. As such, they are bitter, unsociable, and usually aggressive and selfish. This role will comprise several generic characters: Fourville Reisdents, Fourville Guards, Members of Church of the Four, Vault Residents, Vault Scientists, Vault Guards, and a Gun Buyer. Steve has approximately 16 lines. There are approximately 116 generic resident lines.

Line 01 context: Steve is holding fellow labourer, Chuck, hostage and demanding to know where his special shovel is.

Line 02 context: In a panic, Steve orders fellow labourer, Dave, to shoot the player.

Line 03 context: (for the generic characters) A Vault scientist ponders the outside world.

Ben Armstrong is one member of the Armstrong family. On the day of the Great War they were supposed to travel to a National Guard bunker together, each family members was given a fraction of the access code, but Ben decided not to come. Ben Armstrong appears only in holotape recordings. Ben has 4 lines

Line context: All these lines are part of the same response: Ben is reluctantly explaining to his family why he can't join them in the bunker.

Mr Armstrong was the father of the Armstrong family. On the day of the Great War they were supposed to travel to a National Guard bunker together, each family members was given a fraction of the access code. He was a cruel bully who drove his family apart. Mr. Armstrong only appears in holotape recordings. Mr. Armstrong has 16 lines.

Line 01 context: Mr. Armstrong has just heard from his son for the first time in years and he's angry.

Line 02 context: Irritated. Only Mr. Armstrong and his wife showed up to the bunker.

Line 03 context: Mr. Armstrong's wife has just blamed him for destroying their family. He flies into a rage.

Mr. Turner was a teacher at South Boston High School. Although he had a bad temper, he genuinely cared about his students and wanted to help them as best he could. On the day of the nuclear war he was holding detention for a problem student, Rory. A nuclear bomb caused the classroom to collapse, trapping them in the basement. Mr. Turner tries to protect Rory from the realities of the new world by holing up in the school and going on supply runs while keeping Rory busy with school books. Although they start of hating each other, after a long time in the school basement they become friends. Mr. Turner slowly succumbs to radiation poisoning, but only after preparing Rory for life on his own. Mr. Turner only appears in holotape recordings. Mr. Turner has 38 lines.

Line 01 context: Mr. Turner gets angry at Rory when he mocks him, but catches himself before he loses his temper.

Line 02 context: Lecturing Rory, frustrated.

Line 03 context: Years have passed and Mr. Turner and Rory are friends. Mr. Turner is dying and tries to persuade Rory to go on without him, but Rory won't listen.

Lorraine is a kindly old woman who runs the town café. She never has a bad word to say about anyone. She loves home cooking and putting smiles on the faces of people in the town with her food. She most enjoys baking for Dr. Huxley, who she is in love with but has not told. However, Lorraine has a secret: she is addicted to gambling and has racked up a significant debt. Lorraine has approximately 78 lines.

Line 01 context: Lorraine introduces herself to the player.

Line 02 context: When the player discovers where Lorraine has been hiding, after faking her death to escape debts, she accidentally shoots them. This line is her frantically apologising.

Line 03 context: If Dr. Huxley tells Lorraine he loves her to convince her to return to Fourville, she will admit his love for him too.

An unscrupulous arms salesman, the owner of Fourville’s gun store goes only by “Mike.” First and foremost, Mike is a businessman. He will initially hire the player to make deliveries of weapons to undisclosed clients. Mike has approximately 129 lines.

Line 01 context: Mike introduces himself to the player. He is tough and firm with them. People always do what Mike says.

Line 02 context: Mike is surprised to find the player is also robbing the same building as him.

Line 03 context: Mike's idle dialogue, he is calling out to attract customers to his shop.

The tent guard stands guard at the monument to the first tent ever erected in Fourville. He will tell the player about the town’s history and sell them souvenirs. This role will comprise several generic characters: Fourville Reisdents, Fourville Guards, Members of Church of the Four, Vault Residents, Vault Scientists, Vault Guards, and a Gun Buyer. The tent guard has approximately 25 lines. There are approximately 116 generic resident lines.

Line 01 context: The Tent Guard greets the player when they first speak to him.

Line 02 context: The Tent Guard begins to tell the player about the history of the town.

Line 03 context: (for the generic characters) A Vault security guard comments on their boss, Norm Marshal.

Mary is a scavenger whose friend has become infected with the Forced Evolutionary Virus. She is very concerned for his safety. This role will comprise several generic characters: Fourville Reisdents, Fourville Guards, Members of Church of the Four, Vault Residents, Vault Scientists, Vault Guards, and a Gun Buyer. Mary has 6 lines. There are approximately 116 generic resident lines.

Line 01 context: The player asks "is everything alright". Mary replies in panic.

Line 02 context: Mary cries out in sorrow when her friend dies.

Line 03 context: (for the generic characters) A Fourville Labourer complains about their work.

This Fourville Security Guard appears during the side quest of café owner, Lorraine. Lorraine has gone missing and the player was the last person to see her before they disappeared. The guard interrogates the player, and if their answers are not sufficient they will stop the player leaving town. The Guard has approximately 29 lines. This role will also comprise several generic characters: Fourville Reisdents, Fourville Guards, Members of Church of the Four, Vault Residents, Vault Scientists, Vault Guards, and a Gun Buyer. There are approximately 116 generic resident lines.

Line 01 context: The guard begins his interrogation of the player. He is initially friendly, just wanting to ask a few questions.

Line 02 context: If the player tries to intimidate the guard he will get tough with them.

Line 03 context: (for the generic characters) A Fourville resident criticises Mayor Sanders based on a rumour they heard.

Norman “Norm” Marshal is the Security Chief for Vault 4. At first glance, he appears tough and imposing; in reality, he has very little interest in performing his job and seeks to delegate responsibility wherever he can. Norm has approximately 57 lines.

Line 01 context: Norm stops the player from entering the vault, forcing them to answer some questions.

Line 02 context: The player talks to Marshal, but he really can't be bothered with them.

Line 03 context: Marshal is talking about the vault jail cell. Although the punishment is a bit feeble, he really thinks it's something people will be afraid of.

Quinn is a mysterious resident of Vault 4 who lives alone in a locked, dirty room. None of the other residents acknowledge his existence. The player first discovers Quinn when another vault resident, Constantine Campbell, tells the player that the entire vault is a simulation and Quinn’s room contains the control room. When the player gains access to the room Quinn will tell them the story of Mr. Abominable, a monster which lives in the western foothills. Quinn has approximately 38 lines.

Line 01 context: Apologising to the player for his dirty room.

Line 02 context: Laughs when the player tells him that they were sent there by the crazy resident, Campbell, thinking there was a computer control terminal in his room.

Line 03 context: Lowered voice. Quinn is telling a spooky story.

Susie Malone is a resident of Vault 4. Unlike the other residents, Susie does not want to integrate into the town which has been built up outside the vault. Depending on which branch of the main story the player chooses, Susie can be recruited to help the player close the vault. However, she is arrested by security and held in a cell before she can complete her task. Susie is initially outspoken and irritable. After her time in the cell, she becomes docile and passive. Susie has approximately 41 lines.

Line 01 context: Dismissive of the player because they're from outside the vault.

Line 02 context: If the player calls her rude she will act surprised that the player understands manners.

Line 03 context: Sounding more docile after her time in the vault jail.

Dr. Stennett is Vault 4’s only physician. She is only really concerned with her own research and has little interest in actual doctoring. She generally sees her patients, and the staff of her research laboratory, to be an inconvenience and an annoyance. She would much prefer to be left alone to get on with her work, and is impatient with the player and angry at perceived wastes of her time. Dr. Stennett has approximately 83 lines.

Line 01 context: Trying to rush the player

Line 02 context: Stennett tells off her lab assistant who has ruined an experiment.

Line 03 context: The player asks for help curing a super mutant. Stennett initially accuses the player of wasting her time, then realises the case they have presented her is intriguing.

Jack Shilcock is the identical twin brother of John Shilcock. Together, the brothers are the teachers at the vault school. They are always found together, and take part in each other’s dialogue. They are quick talkers, and often finish each other’s sentences. They will ask the player to recover educational materials for the school, and will occasionally teach classes. Jack has approximately 59 lines.

Line 01 context: Excited to see a guest.

Line 02 context: Outraged when the player rubbishes school.

Line 03 context: Palming off a difficult question onto his brother.

Paul is the brother of Fourville doctor, Peter Huxley (known as Hux). Both Hux and Paul were turned into Super Mutants after their vault was raider. While Hux retained his human memories, Paul did not and still believes that he is fighting in The Master’s army. Hux is searching for a cure for Paul’s condition to try and turn him human again. After several tries, Hux is successful. As a super mutant, Paul should have a very deep voice. As a human, he should sound normal. Paul has approximately 50 lines.

Line 01 context: (As super mutant) The player talks to Paul and he struggles to remember the past. He then asks if the player is Lou, another super mutant

Line 02 context: (As super mutant) Paul is given a fatal chemical instead of a cure. He calls out for his brother as he dies.

Line 03 context: (As a human) When Paul is first cured his is disoriented and struggles to remember the player.

John Shilcock is the identical twin brother of Jack Shilcock. Together, the brothers are the teachers at the vault school. They are always found together, and take part in each other’s dialogue. They are quick talkers, and often finish each other’s sentences. They will ask the player to recover educational materials for the school, and will occasionally teach classes. John has approximately 55 lines.

Line 01 context: Excited to see a guest.

Line 02 context: Outraged when the player rubbishes school.

Line 03 context: Struggling to explain a difficult question from a student.

Rusty is the bartender at the Fourville bar. He is shy, has no self-esteem, and no friends, because he is relentless bullied by the town loan shark, Nelson. Rusty has approximately 56 lines.

Line 01 context: Rusty timidly introduces himself to the player

Line 02 context: If the player joins in the bullying then Rusty will become even more upset.

Line 03 context: If the player stops the bullying then Rusty becomes much more confident.

David is the last in a long line of wealthy individuals who have occupied the luxury suite of Vault 4. David is obsessed with Shakespeare and regularly, and without context, quotes from his plays. He sends the player out to find a copy of his sonnets so that they may be preserved for all of time.  David has approximately 45 lines.

Line 01 context: Quoting from Shakespeare's 18th sonnett

Line 02 context: Quoting from Julius Caesar

Line 03 context: Realising he was daydreaming.

Constantine Campbell is a resident of Vault 4. All the other residents think that he’s crazy because he repeatedly makes claims that nothing in Vault 4 is real, himself included. He is very intense and insistent that the player believe him. Campbell has approximately 39 lines.

Line 01 context: Campbell stops the player to talk to them.

Line 02 context: Campbell is insisting that the entire vault is a simulation.

Line 03 context: When the player asks Campbell how he knows where they're from. He is insistent that he shares memories with the other residents.

Betty is a junk dealer in Fourville. She is nervous, constantly on edge as though she has a dangerous secret which she feels is about to catch up with her. Betty's secret is that she is an escaped synth who is being pursued by her creators. She has taken refuge in Fourville. She will ask the player to collect holotapes left behind by the human who Betty "replaced", being a synthetic copy of the original Betty. Betty will later have her memory wiped and a new identity given to her: Jo, a confident, gruff, wasteland trader with no memory of the player. Betty has approximately 108 lines.

Line 01 context: Betty is introducing her shop, but she is also dropping in a code phrase, "do you have a Geiger counter", to check if the player is part of "The Railroad", a secret organisation whose help she needs. She risks being exposed as a synth by doing this, so she's very nervous.

Line 02 context: This is an extract from a holotape made by the human Betty who was later replaced by synth Betty. She should have the same voice, but be more confident. These recordings are reflections on her life.

Line 03 context: Betty has had her memory wiped by this point and is living as Jo.  Here she is visiting the player's settlement and asking if she can set up there.

Sam Page is Vault 4’s chef. He is most famous for his tato omelette. In exchange for buying the recipe, he asks the player to get his lucky wooden spoon back from fellow resident, Ms. Hasenbuhler, who he is afraid of. Page has approximately 39 lines.

Line 01 context: Page cheerfully greets the player.

Line 02 context: Page nervously explains his quest to the player.

Line 03 context: Page is grateful when the player returns with his wooden spoon.

Sue Janeway is a trader and resident of Vault 4. She is especially curious about the outside world, since her family is in possession of a tape which was intended to be delivered to a family who did not make it to a vault. She asks the player if they will be willing to find the tapes for her.  Janeway has approximately 33 lines.

Line 01 context: Excited and curious to meet the player

Line 02 context: The player refuses to help her search for the tapes. She is disappointed, then a little evasive about why she can't leave the vault

Line 03 context: Sad to hear the fate of the Armstrong family.

Chief Roscoe is the gruff, by-the-book security chief of Fourville. He is the first character the player will encounter when they arrive at the town, and wants to vet them before allowing them access. Roscoe is hiding the secret that he used to be in an army in the West, and that he was invovled in a massacre there. He has come to the Commonwealth for a fresh start, believing he can atone. Roscoe has approximately 127 lines.

Line 01 context: Roscoe challenges the player from the walls of the town before they are allowed to enter. He is suspicious of all strangers.

Line 02 context: Roscoe is standing by the water, wistfully remembering his time out west. This is an introspective moment for him, right before he asks the player to kill him.

Line 03 context: Roscoe describes the moment the massacre began, when he killed women and children. He is reliving a traumatic and shameful moment.

The Father of the Four is the leader of a religious organisation which worships Vault 4 as their God. Referred to as “The Four”, the cult believes that Vault 4 is a divine entity which watches over them and will one day open again to let them all inside. The Father of the Four is a classic charismatic religious preacher. He presents himself as a wise, spiritual leader but in reality he is deeply cynical. He does not believe in his own religion and manipulates his followers into looking after him. He sends the player into a trap, wanting to make a martyr out of them in order to strengthen his leadership in the church. The Father has approximately 97 lines.

Line 01 context: The Father introduces himself to the player

Line 02 context: The Father smugly responds to the player's surprise that they would be willing to wait 200 years for Vault 4 to open.

Line 03 context: The Father delivers a sermon to his church.

June Waters is the irritable secretary to Mayor Wayne Sanders. She hates her job, she hates the town, and she hates everyone who lives there. She is permanently bitter because she feels her sister cheated her out of her inheritance from their wealthy parents. June has approximately 75 lines.

Line 01 context: June sarcastically rattles off a scripted greeting before being rude to the player

Line 02 context: The player forces June to admit that she lives in the town hall.

Line 03 context: June arrives to work at a player settlement. She hates it, but tries to sound positive.

Malcolm Longbottom runs the Fourville museum. He is fascinated by anything pre-war. When the player meets him, he is trying to get an old holotape game to work. He is very enthusiastic about his work. He loves to study history, but more importantly he loves to teach people about history. Malcolm has approximately 47 lines.

Line 01 context: Malcolm is muttering to himself, frustrated, as he attempts to get the computer game to work.

Line 02 context: Malcolm explains some of the history of Fourville to the player.

Line 03 context: Malcolm describes the museum to the player

Before the war, Marcus was a Vault-Tec sales rep. Now a ghoul, he makes it his mission to stop people opening the vaults in order to protect them from the experiments Vault-Tec performed inside. As a ghoul, Marcus should have a deep, course voice. Marcus has approximately 19 lines.

Line 01 context: The player unexpectedly arrives at Marcus' hiding place.

Line 02 context: Marcus explains the dangers of the vaults to the player. He is imploring them not to try and get inside the vault, as he believes it to be dangerous.

Line 03 context: Marcus gradually realises who the player is.

Wayne Sanders is the mayor of Fourville. Almost naively happy and optimistic, Wayne Sanders won the mayoralty of Fourville four years ago by promising to do everything he could to find a way to open the vault. He is a sincere believer that one day Vault 4 will open. Sanders is not especially concerned with policy and believes that so long as everyone is happy and friendly to one another than Fourville will basically be fine. Sanders has approximately 215 lines.

Line 01 context: The player speaks to Mayor Sanders at any point.

Line 02 context: If Sanders' daughter dies then he will be upset about it.

Line 03 context: If the player helps Sanders win the election he will be overjoyed and thank them.

Sanders is the daughter of Mayor Wayne Sanders. Like her father, she is kind-hearted to the point of naivety. She only got the Deputy Security Chief job because of her father. Security Chief Roscoe considers her to be so inept that he has her permanently assigned to desk duty, where she collects bounties. Sanders speaks with an affected "country" accent because she thinks it makes her sound more like a sheriff. Sanders will offer the player bounties before eventually asking the player if she can come along on one of them because the target killed her mother. After killing the raider who killed her mother, Sanders will become more quiet and introspective. Sanders has approximately 54 lines.

Line 01 context: Sanders first meets the player

Line 02 context: Surprised, and a little quiet. She has discovered there is a bounty on the man who killed her mother.

Line 03 context: Becomes quiet and introspective when she kills the man who killed her mother.

Ms. McKenzie is challenging the incumbent mayor, Wayne Sanders. Ms. McKenzie is essentially the opposite of Sanders. She believes that focusing on the vault has held the town back. She believes that the town should forget about the vault and focus instead on her detailed policy plans for the future of Fourville. Ms. McKenzie is all business and has no time for idle chatter. Ms. McKenzie has approximately 125 lines.

Line 01 context: The player first talks to Ms. McKenzie. She is unimpressed with them.

Line 02 context: McKenzie explains her policy position to the player

Line 03 context: McKenzie tells off the player if she loses the election - stern, like a teacher telling off a pupil.

Hely-Hutchinson is an eccentric inventor who believes that he is descended from an ancient Irish peerage. He is a complete and total fool whose unearned confidence and inability to listen to warnings leads to his death. He should have a posh, pompous, English accent. Hely-Hutchinson has approximately 65 lines.

Line 01 context: If the player accuses him of being crazy, he will confidently retort with this line.

Line 02 context: Nigel introduces himself with pride. "Hely" is pronounced as "heely", but I don't know the pronunciations for "Suirdale" so do your best and so long as its consistent I don't mind.

Line 03 context: Nigel confidently dismisses criticism that he doesn't know what he's doing.

Abraham Ominable, known by his nickname Mr. Abominable, is a drug cooker who lives alone in a cave. In order to stop people finding him, he has created a myth of a monster which lives in the cave and set up traps to make it appear real He has an intense rivalry with a loan shark in Fourville known as Nelson and will ask the player to kill him once they earn his trust. Mr. Abominable has approximately 47 lines.

Line 01 context: Surprised. You never expected to see anyone in your cave.

Line 02 context: The player threatens you, which you find funny. Then, you threaten them and are about to kill them.

Line 03 context: Threatening to kill the player.

Mr. McDonnell is an aging gangster to whom player companion, Logan Verner, owes a significant amount of money. Logan has gone into hiding, but Mr. McDonnell uses the fact that Logan’s mother is dying to draw him out. He confronts Logan at his mother’s bedside. Mr. McDonnell has approximately 14 lines.

Line 01 context: Smug., mocking. Mr. McDonnell has interrupted Logan comforting his mother on her death bed.

Line 02 context: A,mazed. The player paid off Logan's very large debt.

Line 03 context: Calm, but preparing to attack the player.

This is an audition for one of the eight generic female voices. This role will comprise several generic characters: Fourville Reisdents, Fourville Guards, Members of Church of the Four, Vault Residents, Vault Scientists, Vault Guards, and a Gun Buyer. There are approximately 116 generic resident lines.

Line 01 context: A Fourville resident expresses their support for Ms. McKenzie in the mayoral election.

Line 02 context: A Fourville guard complains about their boss, Chief Roscoe

Line 03 context: A vault resident asks about the world outside.

This is an audition for one of the eight generic female voices. This role will comprise several generic characters: Fourville Reisdents, Fourville Guards, Members of Church of the Four, Vault Residents, Vault Scientists, Vault Guards, and a Gun Buyer. There are approximately 116 generic resident lines.

Line 01 context: A Fourville resident expresses their support for Mayor Sanders in the mayoral election.

Line 02 context: A gun buyer is tricked into paying the player extra for the guns they're buying.

Line 03 context: A Fourville Labourer comments on the hard work they have to do.

This is an audition for one of the eight generic female voices. This role will comprise several generic characters: Fourville Reisdents, Fourville Guards, Members of Church of the Four, Vault Residents, Vault Scientists, Vault Guards, and a Gun Buyer. There are approximately 116 generic resident lines.

Line 01 context: A resident expresses their doubt that Vault 4 will ever open.

Line 02 context: A members of the Church of the Four comments on their leader, The Father of the Four

Line 03 context: A vault resident comments on the cafe.

This is an audition for one of the eight generic female voices. This role will comprise several generic characters: Fourville Reisdents, Fourville Guards, Members of Church of the Four, Vault Residents, Vault Scientists, Vault Guards, and a Gun Buyer. There are approximately 116 generic resident lines.

Line 01 context: A vault guard warns the player about causing trouble.

Line 02 context: A Fourville Labourer dismisses the player's attempts to talk to them.

Line 03 context: A vault resident comments on a fellow resident who they believe is crazy.

The Followers of the Four are part of a cult which worships Vault 4. This particular Follower has taken a bribe from an unknown ghoul to spread lies about the incumbent mayor, Wayne Sanders, to sabotage his re-election campaign. This role will comprise several generic characters: Fourville Reisdents, Fourville Guards, Members of Church of the Four, Vault Residents, Vault Scientists, Vault Guards, and a Gun Buyer. The Follower has approximately 32 lines. There are approximately 116 generic resident lines.

Line 01 context: Trying to subtely entice the player to listen to his gossip.

Line 02 context: The player tries to get the Follower to reveal the source of his gossip, and he accidentally does so.

Line 03 context: (for the generic characters) A Fourville resident shouts out his support for Sanders during the election debate.

The Diamond City Security officer walks in on the player robbing the strongroom. If the player is in a disguise, then the security officer will speak to them. If not, he attacks straight away. This role will comprise several generic characters: Fourville Reisdents, Fourville Guards, Members of Church of the Four, Vault Residents, Vault Scientists, Vault Guards, and a Gun Buyer. DC Security has approximately 10 lines. There are approximately 116 generic resident lines.

Line 01 context: DC Security comes into the strongroom to find the player in disguise.

Line 02 context: DC Security realises that the player isn't a guard after all and has broken in.

Line 03 context: (for the generic characters) A Fourville resident heckles Sanders during the election debate.

Francis is a scavenger who became infected with the Forced Evolutionary Virus while searching a laboratory. Depending on the player’s actions he can be cured, or die. This role will also include a Lab Assistant in Vault 4. The lab assistant works in the Vault 4 science labs with Dr. Stennett. He lives in fear of provoking her fierce temper. When the player first encounters him, Dr. Stennett is telling him off for destroying an experiment. This role will comprise several generic characters: Fourville Reisdents, Fourville Guards, Members of Church of the Four, Vault Residents, Vault Scientists, Vault Guards, and a Gun Buyer. Francis has approximately 9 lines. The Lab Assistant has 7 lines. There are approximately 116 generic resident lines.

Line 01 context: The Lab Assistant apologises to Dr. Stennet for destroying her experiment.

Line 02 context: The player gives Francis a deadly drug instead of a cure. He dies in agony.

Line 03 context: (for the generic characters) A Gun Buyer dismisses the player's question about the job they're doing.

Duke is a mercenary hired by an unknown client to track down the Wattz Source Code for Vault 4’s AI. When the player meets him, he is trapped by feral ghouls inside a factory. Duke has approximately 52 lines. This role will also comprise several generic characters: Fourville Reisdents, Fourville Guards, Members of Church of the Four, Vault Residents, Vault Scientists, Vault Guards, and a Gun Buyer. There are approximately 116 generic resident lines.

Line 01 context: Duke reacts with surprise when the player unexpectedly turns up at the factory.

Line 02 context: Duke orders fellow mercenary, Digits, to kill the player after a confrontation.

Line 03 context: (for the generic characters) A Gun Buyer dismisses the player's question about the job they're doing.

Dave is one of Fourville’s labourers. The labourers are the lowest in Fourville’s society, spending all their time excavating the cave so the town can expand. As such, they are bitter, unsociable, and usually aggressive and selfish. Dave has 1 line. This role will also comprise several generic characters: Fourville Reisdents, Fourville Guards, Members of Church of the Four, Vault Residents, Vault Scientists, Vault Guards, and a Gun Buyer. There are approximately 116 generic resident lines.

Line 01 context: Dave and his friend Steve are holding fellow labourer, Chuck, hostage. He interrupts Steve when the player walks in.

Line 02 context: (for the generic characters) A Fourville security guard reassures the player

Line 03 context: (for the generic characters) A Vault guard tells the player to go away.

This script is for both Child 01 in Fourville, and Child 01 in Vault 4. The child in Fourville listens to stories told by Mr. Nally and will comment on them. The child in Vault 4 attends school. Child 02 has approximately 28 lines.

Line 01 context: Talking to the player about the man who reads them stories.

Line 02 context: Amazed that the player is from outside the vault.

Line 03 context: Commenting on the player's height.

Mike is one member of the Armstrong family. At age eighteen he fled his tyrannical father to join the army. With nuclear war looming he stole the access codes to a nuclear bunker and sent them to his family to try and save them. Mike only appears in holotape recordings. Mike has 6 lines.

Line context: Mike is talking to his family for the first time in years, so this is a bit uncomfortable for him. All lines are part of the same response where Mike explains his plan to get his family into a bunker.

Frank Howard was an employee at Real Patriot Games Studios. He has uncovered the existence of a Chinese spy working at the company and has taken the information to company CEO, Mr. Wu. Frank Howard appears only in holotape recordings. Frank Howard has 5 lines

Line 01 & 02 context: Howard voices his concerns to Mr. Wu.

Line 03 context: Mr. Wu has asked who he thinks the spy is, and Howard expresses suspicion about a fellow employee.

Mr. Wu was the founder and CEO of Real Patriot Games. The company was actually a front for Mr. Wu’s role as a Chinese spy. One of the company’s employees, Frank Howard, comes to Mr. Wu telling him he has evidence of a Chinese spy working in the company; however, he does not suspect Mr. Wu. Mr. Wu appears only in a holotape recording. Mr. Wu has 4 lines

Line 01 & 02 context: Mr. Wu reacts to the suggestion of a Chinese spy in his company.

Line 03 context: Mr. Wu reacts to the accusations made against Clint Washington.

Vincent Long is a resident of Vault 4. He has an almost childlike fascination with the world outside the vault and the treasures it holds. He sends the player on a series of quests where they must find treasure in a random location. Vincent has approximately 65 lines.

Line 01 context: Really excited.

Line 02 context: Gushing over the player because they're from outside the vault.

Line 03 context: Vince moans if the player tells him they didn't find treasure.

Chuck is the affable Overseer of Vault 4. It is his job to look after the entire vault. He is incredibly accommodating and would bend over backwards in order to make any resident, or visitor, happy. He is first introduced when Vault 4 opens and he greets the mayor of the town outside the vault, Fourville. Chuck has approximately 82 lines.

Line 01 context: Chuck welcomes the player and Mayor Sanders to vault 4. He is happy to have them.

Line 02 context: Pleased when the player agrees to find a power module for the vault. Emphasis on the first "my" because usually he is the one giving people what they want.

Line 03 context: If the player is rude to Chuck he will get firm with them, but not angry.

Campbell-R-494-2077 (hereon: Campbell) is an advanced military android constructed at military base Sentinel Site Campbell and was housed in Vault 4 during the nuclear war. The vault’s doctor, Dr. Stennett, manages to activate the android with the help of the player. It will have a monotonous, synthesised voice. Campbell has approximately 28 lines.

Line 01 context: The android is activated for the first time.

Line 02 context: The android explains its origins.

Line 03 context: The android tells the player what help it needs.

Big Ears is a homeless resident of Fourville. He gets his name from the fact that he always has his ear to the ground looking for gossip, and the fact he has very large ears. He considers himself to be a witty and charming salesman, but much of his tone is cheeky and bordering on rude. In exchange for a small fee, he will provide them with information about the other residents in the town. Big Ears has approximately 87 lines.

Line 01 context: Big Ears introduces himself to the player

Line 02 context: Big Ears initially pretends that there's something sinister going on in Fourville. The first half of this line should be played completely seriously until Big Ears admits to lying.

Line 03 context: Although Big Ears is normally friendly and light-hearted, if the player repeatedly refuses to buy a tip from him he will snap and get angry with them.

Chuck Moon is one of Fourville’s labourers. He spends his time digging in the walls in order to excavate more space to expand the town. He is the lowest of Fourville’s citizens and lives in a tiny, cramped, metal shack. He is possibly the most unpleasant, coarse person in the entire town. He is always angry and can barely go a single sentence without inserting some kind of profanity. He is also incredibly selfish and greedy. It's best to assume that Chuck is always angry. Chuck has approximately 88 lines.

Line 01 context: The player tells Chuck they think he's rude, which he doesn't like.

Line 02 context: If the player stands up for themselves, Chuck will find it amusing, and be a little impressed, and offer them a job.

Line 03 context: If the player refuses to split the share of the treasure they find with Chuck, he will get angry and start to threaten them.

Workshop Willie is the vault’s handyman. He spends most of his time in his workshop tinkering with bits of junk. He is content with his life, and is always upbeat and cheerful. He will task the player with repairing the old Overseer’s Terminal. He is also involved in the storyline of eccentric Fourville resident, Nigel Hely-Hutchinson who tasks him with locating the parts to fix his plane. Willie has approximately 62 lines.

Line 01 context: Willie introduces himself to the player.

Line 02 context: Satisfied comment on the state of the vault.

Line 03 context: Willie is distraught if Nigel dies.

Bobby Wicked is Vault 4’s hairdresser, but he thinks of himself as better than that. He thinks of himself as a bit of a cool dude, a gangster, a “wise guy.” He always behaves as though he is hiding something. He will recruit the player to find a friend of his, a mercenary who has been hired to recover a computer code from a ghoul-infested factory. In reality, Bobby has no interest in Duke and wants the source code for himself. Wicked has approximately 46 lines.

Line 01 context: Wicked introduces his salon to a male player.

Line 02 context: Wicked tells the player about his quest. He is only pretending to be worried about Duke.

Line 03 context: The player persuades Wicked to admit that he doesn't really care about Duke.

Nelson is a loan shark who runs a gambling game from the Fourville bar. He is completely ruthless, cruel, greedy, and has no redeeming qualities at all. He is always looking to manipulate people into parting with their money; he will pretend to be innocent and friendly to draw people in. Nelson has approximately 65 lines.

Line 01 context: Pretneding to be friendly, but not managing to mask a sinister undertone, Nelson introduces himself to the player.

Line 02 context: If the player mentions Nelson's rival, Mr. Abominable, then Nelson will get really intense and threaten the player. It's important to note he's not shouting here, but he is noticeably angry.

Line 03 context: Nelson bullies the bartender. He takes a great deal of pleasure in this.

Dr. Huxley, known to everyone as “Hux”, is a super mutant doctor living in Fourville. He is initially distant with the player, but later becomes involved in the questline of café owner Lorraine. When Lorraine is kidnapped, Hux will offer to help the player find her, and will later reveal that he is in love with her. He also has a brother who is a super mutant and he has made it his life's work to cure him. Later in the mod he will enlist the player's help. He should have a very deep voice. Huxley has approximately 231 lines.

Line 01 context: Hux first introduces himself to the player. He is not very friendly when they first meet.

Line 02 context: Hux finally admits his love to Lorraine in a desperate attempt to get her to stay in the Commonwealth. This is very difficult for Hux as he believes no woman could love a mutant like him.

Line 03 context: With the player's help, Hux has cured his brother. He is overjoyed, and a little exhausted from all the hard work.

Vault 4 is run by an artificial intelligence which is interfaced with by a Mr. Handy robot. As well as handling all the vital functions for the vault, its Interface Robot acts as a butler for the residents. Although it is an AI, it should have a human-sounding voice rather than a synthesised one. The AI has approximately 94 lines.

Line 01 context: The AI arrives at the meeting between the Overseer, the player, and Mayor Sanders

Line 02 context: The player has belittled the AI.

Line 03 context: The AI explains its pride in the vault.