Memoirs of the Abyss | Follower & Quest Mod for TESV: Skyrim (Round One)
7castlee for Ogles-Bright-Trinkets
Ogles-Bright-Trinkets is a young adult Argonian, working as a professional footpad. He plays a central role in the first quest. His personality is rather self-absorbed and charming for an Argonian - he's good at what he does, and he knows it. Equally, such bravado is his downfall, and he often doesn't see the limits of his skills until it's too late. Ogles is also the perfect example of a metaphorical stick in the mud ideologically, and is quite possibly the most stubborn and close-minded man to have stepped foot in Silgrad.
His voice should take on the style of a male Argonian from Morrowind/Oblivion (speaking slowly with a deep, raspy voice and elongated vowels) or Skyrim (akin to a usual human voice, but with less variation in tone/pitch as they speak, and with a subtle, guttural 'softness' ).
"Honestly, I just think they were jealous of my dashing good looks. All they've been doing this last hour is trying to take them away from me, bring me closer to their own level!"
(This line should be delivered in a cheeky and snarky tone, but also strained, as though he's enduring some fairly moderate dull pain. He's in a bad situation, but is staying lighthearted and making fun of those who have been harming him.)"I never intended for him to get caught up in all this... nastiness. Especially not an eggbrother. It wouldn't have even been an issue had I been more careful... So, even though it's not much, could you please make sure he has this? He'll know what it means."
(In this line, Ogles is apologetic and sympathetic. He's trying to make reparations for an error.)
"Yeah? Imagine one with the frame of a hulking giant, the strength to crack open kwama eggs with bare hands, and a borderline obsessive penchant for old-world artifacts. Once you can picture that, you'll be one step closer to picturing Dazur."
(Here, Ogles is describing an intimidating figure who he finds disconcerting to think about. He's really trying to sell to the player how dangerous this 'Dazur' character is in a dramatic fashion,)
