Serious NCR Trooper who’s squad got stranded. You meet him when he is being rescued.

Record all audition lines while referring to the notes below for each line and do one take of each line. 

For the first audition line, you are happy that you and your squad have re-established contact with allies but also cautious of not surprising them upon re-connecting with them. You know that if you and your team jump out to greet them too quickly, they could misinterpret the sudden appearance of movement in their peripheral vision as an ambush and accidentally shoot you and your team dead. You're happy but also want to calmly and cautiously approach them so they can correctly and calmly identify and react to you and your squad.

For the second audition line, you honestly don't know how to reply to your superior's question. You wish you could have an answer especially as to provide a reward for their service of rescuing you and your team; however, you honestly do not have an answer. It's frustrating and conclusive no matter how hard you try to think to produce a different outcome but that's the truth you and your superior have to sadly accept. 

For the third audition line, you are happily and seriously reporting to your superior. You want to be respectful and compliant with any requests that your superior makes. It's the least you could do to make their actions of saving you and your men worthwhile. You are happy that you are talking to a friend for a change as opposed to skulking around in the shadows; however, you are trying to maintain a serious and succinct manner in the way you respond in order to follow military protocol.