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Synopsis:

Gale's default dialog that triggers whenever you speak to Gale in the game world. Covers a variety of topics that mostly react to Gale-related events that took place.

10.
Gale
: [TagGreeting] IMPOSSIBLE
- 223. Player: Give him the Idol of Silvanus.DEN_Thieflings_State_HasIdolORI_Gale_Event_ConsumeIdol
  - 115.
    Gale
    : Thank you!^devnote['Gale 10']
    
    89. [TagCinematic] ^devnote
    
    111.
    Gale
    : I can feel the storm abating. Yes, this will keep my condition in check - for a precious while.ORI_Gale_State_GotTwoMagicItems = False
    
    56. Player: How long will that precious while last?
    
    218.
    Gale
    : It's hard to predict the effect any given artefact has, but my condition is hardly a patient one.
    
    79.
    Gale
    : Rather soon I will feel it stir again - like a distant thunder sending tremors through the soul.
    
    195.
    Gale
    : I will need to consume another artefact before the lightning strikes. There's no choice but to find more.
    
    100.
    Gale
    : In the meantime, my thanks again.
    
    132. Player: You're welcome.
    
    7.
    Gale
    : My lady, I bow to your boundless kindness!, FEMALE^devnote
    End
    7.
    Gale
    : My lord, I bow to your boundless kindness!, MALE^devnote
    End
    7.
    Gale
    : My liege, I bow to your boundless kindness!^devnote
    End
    
    94. Player: That condition of yours is a very expensive one.
    
    213.
    Gale
    : I obtained it in Waterdeep. Nothing there comes cheap.^devnote
    End
    
    81. Player: Thanks don't get me that artefact back.
    
    207.
    Gale
    : I myself am a much more powerful artefact in your arsenal. Rest assured of that.^devnote
    End
    
    77. Player: I think I should be reimbursed for my efforts.
    
    182.
    Gale
    : As long as we travel together, what's mine is yours. And if we survive our many ordeals, I'll host you a banquet in Waterdeep the likes of which you've never seen.
    
    170.
    Gale
    : Such promises will have to wait however. My condition is hardly a patient one.
    
    245. [Jump] Jump to Node 79 (1)
    
    204. Player: So this is what regret feels like.
    
    253.
    Gale
    : A feeling you may have to grow accustomed to while I'm around. My condition is hardly a patient one.
    
    151. [Jump] Jump to Node 79 (1)
    
    35.
    Gale
    : Gods, it's like a draught of cool water soothing a parched throat - welcome and wonderful.^devnoteORI_Gale_State_GotTwoMagicItems
    
    27.
    Gale
    : There was a lot of magic in this artefact. I can't quite remember a time I've felt so peaceful inside.^devnote
    
    91.
    Gale
    : It's good to perceive this constant fear repressed into a quiet scare. Let's hope it will last a good long while.^devnote
    
    157. Player: I'm glad you're feeling better.
    
    143.
    Gale
    : And I'm impressed once more by your benevolence!^devnote
    
    217.
    Gale
    : I say that with great sincerity. Mere days have passed since our first acquaintance, but you've gained the respect of years.^devnote
    
    227.
    Gale
    : As such, I do not wish to give you false hope. We're only treating the symptoms, not the cause.<br>
    
    Link to Node 161
    
    117. Player: A constant fear? That sounds unpleasant.
    
    159.
    Gale
    : Unpleasant, certainly. Gut wrenching too. Heart rending even, if pinched for an adjective.^devnote
    
    2.
    Gale
    : Then again - keeps you on your toes.^devnote
    
    184.
    Gale
    : On a more serious note, I do not wish to give you false hope. We're only treating the symptoms, not the cause.
    
    161.
    Gale
    : That said, this newfound calm I'm experiencing gives me reason to accept without prejudice a certain degree of optimism.
    
    73.
    Gale
    : Time is a precious gift. With time, we may even reach Baldur's Gate, a city rife with magic, wizards, scholars, and perhaps: solutions.
    
    155. Player: In that case I share your optimism. Here's to the journey ahead.
    
    120.
    Gale
    : And here's to your company.
    
    160.
    Gale
    : Oh, I can picture it now: academies, libraries, laboratories - the assembled knowledge of centuries that may just set us free.
    
    98.
    Gale
    : Better yet: soft beds, home cooked meals, and all the other little luxuries this wilderness so brashly denies us.
    
    191.
    Gale
    : Gods, I'd pay a king's ransom for a hot, lavender-scented bath - minstrels serenading as I close my eyes and let the water's warmth dissolve all woes.
    
    174.
    Gale
    : Plenty to look forward to.
    End
    
    105. Player: The tadpole is my main concern. I'm in need of solutions too.
    
    244.
    Gale
    : And don't think I've forgotten!
    
    Link to Node 160
    
    238. Player: Baldur's Gate lies many miles to the west. Don't get your hopes up.
    
    125.
    Gale
    : Too late for that!
    
    Link to Node 160
    
    233. Player: Let's hope this was the last artefact I had to part with.
    
    232.
    Gale
    : Come, come, these are mere fabled objects of great to enormous value.^devnote
    
    186.
    Gale
    : My continued presence though - quite priceless!^devnote
    
    Link to Node 184
- 49. Player: Give him the Iron Flask.ORI_Gale_State_HasCursedIronFlaskORI_Gale_Event_ConsumeIronFlask
  - 192. [Alias]
    
    Alias to Node 115
    
    93. [TagCinematic] ^devnote
    
    Link to Node 176
- 222. Player: Give him the Staff of Crones.ORI_Gale_State_HasHagItemORI_Gale_Event_ConsumeHagItem
  - 123. [Alias]
    
    Alias to Node 115
    
    121. [TagCinematic] ^devnote
    
    Link to Node 176
- 177. Player: Give him the Sword of Justice.PLA_KarlachRecruitment_State_HasBlessedBladeORI_Gale_Event_ConsumeTollhouseMagicalWeapon
  - 119. [Alias]
    
    Alias to Node 115
    
    226. [TagCinematic] ^devnote
    
    Link to Node 176
- 83. Player: Give him 'The Necromancy of Thay'.FOR_DangerousBook_State_Bound = False, FOR_DangerousBook_State_BookUnlocked, ORI_Gale_Knows_UnlockDangerousBook, ORI_Gale_State_HasDangerousBook
  - Link to Node 162
- 62. Player: Give him 'The Necromancy of Thay'.FOR_DangerousBook_State_Bound = False, ORI_Gale_Knows_UnlockDangerousBook = False, ORI_Gale_State_HasDangerousBook
  - 162. [Alias] FOR_DangerousBook_State_BookUnlockedORI_Gale_Event_ConsumeDangerousBook
    
    Alias to Node 115
    
    76. [TagCinematic] ^devnote
    
    Link to Node 176
  - 130.
    Gale
    : We'll need to find a way to unlock the book first.FOR_DangerousBook_State_BookUnlocked = FalseORI_Gale_Knows_UnlockDangerousBook
- 205. Player: Give him the Night Walkers.ORI_Gale_State_HasDuergarItemORI_Gale_Event_ConsumeDuergarItem
  - 85. [Alias]
    
    Alias to Node 115
    
    109. [TagCinematic] ^devnote
    
    Link to Node 176
- 24. Player: Give him the Shadow of Menzoberranzan.ORI_Gale_State_HasMyconidItemORI_Gale_Event_ConsumeMyconidItem
  - 144. [Alias]
    
    Alias to Node 115
    
    122. [TagCinematic] ^devnote
    
    Link to Node 176
- 11. Player: Give him the Amulet of Selûne's Chosen.ORI_Gale_State_HasSeluneItemORI_Gale_Event_ConsumeSeluneItem
  - 148. [Alias]
    
    Alias to Node 115
    
    3. [TagCinematic] ^devnote
    
    176. [Jump] Jump to Node 89 (2)
- 146. Player: I'm not ready to part with an artefact yet.
  - 90.
    Gale
    : I urge you to reconsider. There could be consequences beyond our ken.
    
    16.
    Gale
    : Please.^devnote
    End
- 26. Player: What will happen to this item should I give it to you?CAMP_Night3_CRD_Gale_AskedWhatWillHappen = FalseCAMP_Night3_CRD_Gale_AskedWhatWillHappen
  - 193.
    Gale
    : I will consume the magic inside. What was a powerful artefact will be rendered no more than a trinket.
    
    5.
    Gale
    : But it will save my life - even if only temporarily.<br>
138.
Gale
: Sorry, if I'm to engage in banter, I prefer it to be with the leader of our troupe. AVATAR = False
End
240.
Gale
: How can I help?
240.
Gale
: Go ahead, I'm listening.
240.
Gale
: What's on your mind?
- 147. Player: Tell me a bit more about yourself.ORI_Gale_Knows_NeedsMagicItems = False, Gale_InParty_AskedTell = FalseGale_InParty_AskedTell
  - 246.
    Gale
    : Let's see. I hail from Waterdeep, the City of Splendours. I'm a wizard of considerable acclaim, and scholar of exceptional accomplishment.
    
    17.
    Gale
    : I have a cat, a library, and a weakness for a good glass of wine. And if the mood takes me, I'm known to try my hand at poetry.
    
    95.
    Gale
    : There.
    
    197. Player: Go on...
    
    65.
    Gale
    : Didn't that paint enough of a picture?
    
    41. Player: Try peering into his mind. If he won't open up, you'll sneak in.GLO_TriedToMindMeldGaleRoll (Wisdom, ) vs 15 (0)
    
    1. [RollResult] True
    
    252.
    Narrator
    : *For a split second you see a swirl of untamed magic - then his defences drop like a portcullis.*MINDMELD
    
    34.
    Gale
    : Out!['Gale -2']
    
    158.
    Gale
    : That was... uncalled for.
    
    46. Player: You're right - I'm sorry. Curiosity got the better of me.
    
    63.
    Gale
    : Not an eventuality I'm entirely unfamiliar with.
    
    71.
    Gale
    : Nevertheless, please don't try that again unless I invite you to.
    
    165. [Jump] Jump to Node 240 (2)
    
    131. Player: I saw something in your mind. A strange magic. What was it?
    
    112.
    Gale
    : Nothing. What you saw was merely mental disorientation brought about by your intrusion.
    
    172.
    Gale
    : Please don't try that again unless I invite you to.
    
    Link to Node 165
    
    97. Player: It's obvious you're withholding something. Explain.
    
    199.
    Gale
    : No.
    
    86.
    Gale
    : And please don't try that again unless I invite you to.
    
    Link to Node 165
    
    75. [RollResult] False
    
    59.
    Narrator
    : *Try as you might to breach his inner thoughts, Gale swats your efforts away with infuriating ease.*
    
    67.
    Gale
    : I have a very disciplined mind: those tricks won't work on me.
    
    231. [Jump] Jump to Node 172 (1)
    
    126. [Jump] Jump to Node 104 (1)
    
    135. Player: You're trying to brush me off. Don't you have anything other than generalities to offer?
    
    249.
    Gale
    : Certainly. That I have a great respect for privacy, for instance - especially my own.
    
    136. [Jump] Jump to Node 65 (2)
    
    104. Player: Change the subject.
    
    99. [Jump] Jump to Node 240 (2)
- 201. Player: I think I have a magical artefact you'll be interested in.NIGHT_Gale_Betrayal = False, ORI_Gale_State_GotTwoMagicItems = False, ORI_Gale_Knows_NeedsMagicItems, 79d32e0d-ec9e-97be-8646-c87d84cb4c1f
  - 84.
    Gale
    : That is most gratifying to hear. May I?
    
    113. [Jump] Jump to Node 10 (2)
- 44. Player: That protocol of yours, why make it so difficult?Gale_DeathVoice_KnowProtocol, Gale_InParty_AskedProtocol = FalseGale_InParty_AskedProtocol
  - 13.
    Gale
    : The instructions were easy enough, weren't they? If slightly elaborate.
    
    190.
    Gale
    : Like I said: I'm dangerous even in death. I'm merely trying to protect those around me.ORI_Resurrected_WRD_Gale_OwnDoing
    
    88.
    Gale
    : I find that a healthy amount of theatrics - a voice from the beyond, a magic flute, a friendly if highly combustible magma mephit - tends to make for a more compelling case.
    
    216.
    Gale
    : If nothing else, I'm sure I piqued your curiosity.
    
    Link to Node 110
- 45. Player: I was wondering, that condition of yours, why does it require magic?ORI_Gale_Knows_NeedsMagicItems, Gale_InParty_AskedCondition = FalseGale_InParty_AskedCondition
  - 6.
    Gale
    : Think of it as vampirism. You need blood to sustain yourself, I need magic.ORI_Astarion_Knows_Vampireness, REALLY_ASTARION
    
    166.
    Gale
    : It has become my sustenance. Without it... Well, I hardly need to tell you.^devnote
    
    Link to Node 110
  - 229.
    Gale
    : Think of it as... tribute. The kind a king might pay to a more powerful neighbour to avoid invasion.
    
    142.
    Gale
    : As long as I pay there will peace. But should I ever stop, along comes a war.
    
    181.
    Gale
    : I can assure the battlefield would extend well beyond the borders of my body alone.
    
    53.
    Gale
    : 'An eruption the size of Waterdeep', I think my exact words were.ORI_Gale_Knows_Bomb
    
    Link to Node 110
- 18. Player: I never realised it was so easy to cast magic.CAMP_Gale_SpellTeaching_Success, Gale_InParty_AskedSpell = False, WIZARD = FalseGale_InParty_AskedSpell
  - 127.
    Gale
    : I assure you it is not.
    
    57.
    Gale
    : Don't get me wrong, you did well! The somatic component, the vocal component, even the focus on the inner self that invites Mystra in.
    
    179.
    Gale
    : But I was still your conduit. To perform such a feat alone requires much and arduous study.
    
    74.
    Gale
    : Yet it is life's most worthy pursuit in my impartial if not humble opinion., CLERIC, PALADIN, SORCERER, WARLOCK
    
    Link to Node 110
    
    96.
    Gale
    : Of course, as a sorcerer, these talents come to you quite naturally. I do hope you cherish that gift.SORCERER
    
    Link to Node 110
    
    198.
    Gale
    : Of course, as a warlock, your patron endows you with many such powers otherwise unattainable. I do hope you cherish that gift.WARLOCK
    
    Link to Node 110
    
    8.
    Gale
    : Of course, as a paladin, your patron deity endows you with many such powers otherwise unattainable. I do hope you cherish that gift.PALADIN
    
    110. [Jump] Jump to Node 240 (2)
    
    243.
    Gale
    : Of course, as a cleric, your patron deity endows you with many such powers otherwise unattainable. I do hope you cherish that gift.CLERIC
    
    Link to Node 110
- 247. Player: Do you have much experience being a teacher of magic? I suspect so.CAMP_Gale_SpellTeaching_Success, Gale_InParty_AskedSpell = False, WIZARDGale_InParty_AskedSpell
  - 210.
    Gale
    : I've had a pupil or two, but never for very long. Their ineptitudes tend to... irk me.
    
    236.
    Gale
    : You do seem to be a precocious talent though. I can always tell when I meet with a keen mind receptive to Mystra.
    
    215.
    Gale
    : Keep it up and she might just take a personal interest in you one of these days.
    
    Link to Node 200
- 69. Player: So what did you think about what I pictured when we were connected by the Weave?CAMP_Gale_CRD_SpellTeaching_Connected, CAMP_Gale_CRD_SpellTeaching_Pictured_Nothing = False, Gale_InParty_AskedPictured = FalseGale_InParty_AskedPictured
  - 72.
    Gale
    : Oh, I was surprised. But pleasantly so, just like I said.^devnoteCAMP_Gale_CRD_SpellTeaching_Pictured_Kiss
    
    234.
    Gale
    : Amid the madness that has befallen us, it seems almost out of place to think of a kiss.^devnote
    
    Link to Node 206
    
    Link to Node 28
  - 114. [Alias] CAMP_Gale_CRD_SpellTeaching_Pictured_Walk
    
    Alias to Node 72
    
    78.
    Gale
    : Amid the madness that has befallen us, it seems almost out of place to think of a romantic walk.^devnote
    
    206.
    Gale
    : And yet, now more than ever, it's important to recall what makes us human.^devnoteREALLY_HUMAN
    
    Link to Node 133
    
    28.
    Gale
    : And yet, now more than ever, it's important to recall what makes us human. Well - you know what I mean.^devnoteREALLY_HUMAN = False
    
    133.
    Gale
    : A stolen glance - that sudden heartbeat... Sometimes the little things are worth more than kingdoms.^devnote
    
    156.
    Gale
    : They promise things to come.
    
    200. [Jump] Jump to Node 240 (2)
  - 14.
    Gale
    : What did I think about an imaginary blow to the stomach?^devnoteCAMP_Gale_CRD_SpellTeaching_Pictured_Head
    
    141.
    Gale
    : Treating you to the real deal, that's what.^devnote
    
    Link to Node 149
  - 50.
    Gale
    : What did I think about seeing my head on a spike?^devnoteCAMP_Gale_CRD_SpellTeaching_Pictured_Spike
    
    42.
    Gale
    : That I still looked as handsome as ever, that's what.^devnote
    
    149.
    Gale
    : Why would you even bring this up? Come, let's go. I'm not in the mood for chatter.^devnote['Gale -2']
    End
- 128. Player: There's something I don't understand. If Mystra abandoned you, how can you still cast magic?CAMP_Gale_CRD_Loss_ToldLostMystra, Gale_InParty_AskedMystra = FalseGale_InParty_AskedMystra
  - 32.
    Gale
    : The Weave is still here, all around us - inside of us too. As long as the goddess lives, magic is a tangible thing for those who know how to touch.
    
    15.
    Gale
    : I've studied magic for many years, and in as many ways I am still a more than capable wizard.
    
    250.
    Gale
    : It's just that I'm no longer able to perform those feats even arch wizards would marvel at.
    
    194.
    Gale
    : To have one hand on the pulse of divinity.
    
    87.
    Gale
    : You have to remember that the Weave is a living thing, both the embodiment and the extension of Mystra herself.
    
    102.
    Gale
    : She can give and she can take away. I'm afraid I'm still very much on her naughty list.
    
    145.
    Gale
    : Consider yourself lucky you're not., CLERIC_MYSTRA, PALADIN_MYSTRA, WIZARD
    
    Link to Node 21
- 137. Player: You said you think about the moment we shared under the Weave. Do you think about it often?CAMP_Gale_CRD_Loss_RomanticMoment, CAMP_Gale_CRD_Loss_Perhaps = False, Gale_InParty_AskedMoment = FalseGale_InParty_AskedMoment
  - 185.
    Gale
    : Do you?
    
    169. Player: Yes.
    
    Link to Node 209
    
    22. Player: From time to time.
    
    209.
    Gale
    : So do I.
    
    116.
    Gale
    : You see, I'm not a big believer in fate, but I do believe in serendipity.
    
    20.
    Gale
    : Life is a tempest of events that sometimes we brace against and sometimes embrace.
    
    80.
    Gale
    : You're one such event that, one day soon perhaps, I'd like to embrace.
    
    21. [Jump] Jump to Node 240 (2)
    
    68. Player: Not really.
    
    37.
    Gale
    : And yet you ask.
    
    203.
    Gale
    : I do, as a matter of fact.
    
    124. [Jump] Jump to Node 116 (1)
- 173. Player: When I said we could be more than friends, you answered 'perhaps'. What does that really mean?CAMP_Gale_CRD_Loss_RomanticMoment, CAMP_Gale_CRD_Loss_Perhaps, Gale_InParty_AskedMoment = FalseGale_InParty_AskedMoment
  - 30.
    Gale
    : If I recall correctly, the Waterdhavian Dictionary of the Common Tongue of Faerûn defines it as an adverb that conveys the meaning of 'it may be that', or 'possibly'.
    
    36.
    Gale
    : Sorry, sometimes I just can't help being quite insufferable. In seriousness, I'm glad you asked that question.
    
    154. [Jump] Jump to Node 116 (1)
- 178. Player: I was wondering about that 'mighty lord' you told me about in your story.ORI_Gale_Knows_Lord, Gale_InParty_AskedKarsus = False, WIZARD = FalseGale_InParty_AskedKarsus
  - 242.
    Gale
    : Ah, yes. Karsus.
    
    Link to Node 19
- 43. Player: I was wondering about that 'mighty lord' you told me about in your story. Karsus, I assume.ORI_Gale_Knows_Lord, Gale_InParty_AskedKarsus = False, WIZARDGale_InParty_AskedKarsus
  - 25.
    Gale
    : The very same.
    
    19.
    Gale
    : Karsus was perhaps the most powerful wizard that ever lived. The-child-who-would-be-a-god, the elves called him.
    
    39.
    Gale
    : And he tried. With a spell of his own devising he endeavoured to usurp in one fell swoop the power of the goddess of magic.
    
    118.
    Gale
    : Mystryl, she was called then. Imagine what it must have felt like. To be a god. To know yourself to be untouchable. To be mistaken.
    
    29.
    Gale
    : As Karsus aimed his spell at her, she began to unravel, and with her, the entire Weave.
    
    54.
    Gale
    : Too late did he realise what he had unleashed. It would have been the end of everything had not Mystryl sacrificed herself.
    
    180.
    Gale
    : The goddess of magic is all magic. By dying, the entire Weave was lost, and the spell that challenged a god failed.
    
    164.
    Gale
    : It was the end of Mystryl, the end of Karsus, and the end of an entire civilisation.
    
    237.
    Gale
    : As the-child-who-would-be-a-god was turned to stone, his empire came crashing down around him. The floating cities of Netheril were no more.
    
    48.
    Gale
    : An event that came to be known as Karsus' Folly.
    
    196. Player: So at that moment in time, all magic was gone?, CLERIC_MYSTRA, PALADIN_MYSTRA, WIZARD
    
    108.
    Gale
    : For a spell.
    
    61.
    Gale
    : Mystryl was reborn as Mystra. Upon her return, the Weave returned with her.
    
    70.
    Gale
    : Now, so many centuries later, I tried to follow in the footsteps of Karsus, not to destroy Mystra, but to prove my love for her.
    
    202.
    Gale
    : I tried to control only a fraction of the magic that was unleashed that fateful day. I merely sought to return one tiny diamond to an imperfect crown.
    
    66.
    Gale
    : Gale's Folly one might call it. History. Repetition. It's the way things go.
    
    40. [Jump] Jump to Node 240 (2)
    
    33. Player: Praise be that Mystryl was reborn as Mystra., CLERIC_MYSTRA, PALADIN_MYSTRA, WIZARD
    
    60.
    Gale
    : Quite so.
    
    Link to Node 150
    
    175. Player: Nothing good ever comes from mortals wanting to be gods.
    
    51.
    Gale
    : Loving them has its side effects as well.
    
    150. [Jump] Jump to Node 70 (1)
    
    12. Player: You have to admire the man's ambition. He very nearly succeeded.
    
    139.
    Gale
    : If it takes the death of a god to stop you, I'd say your ambition has gotten somewhat out of hand.
    
    82.
    Gale
    : Not that I'm one to talk, of course.
    
    Link to Node 70
- 38. Player: If you ever feel the Netherese magic overtaking you, what will you do?ORI_Gale_Knows_Bomb, Gale_InParty_AskedBomb = FalseGale_InParty_AskedBomb
  - 219.
    Gale
    : If it should ever come to that, if I ever know I am no longer able to stop it, I will do anything I can to ensure no one but me pays for my mistakes.
    
    168.
    Gale
    : I will find the remotest place on the surface of Faerûn, or perhaps far below in the depths of the Underdark.
    
    58.
    Gale
    : I will await that death alone.
    
    23.
    Gale
    : I promise I will not betray your trust. You kept me by your side despite the menace that I am.
    
    212.
    Gale
    : I cherish you.ORI_Gale_Event_HadSexWithGale
    
    152.
    Gale
    : If worst comes to worst, I will be gone long before the curtain falls.
    
    31. [Jump] Jump to Node 240 (2)
- 230. Player: About the other night...ORI_Gale_Event_HadSexWithGale, Gale_InParty_AskedSex = FalseGale_InParty_AskedSex
  - 220.
    Gale
    : A night to remember.
    
    47.
    Gale
    : It was wonderful, wasn't it?
    
    188. Player: It was wonderful indeed.
    
    107.
    Gale
    : Before we go on though, do first let me apologise.
    
    163.
    Gale
    : To share such a night with you only to tell you of a previous lover the next morning... It wasn't the most gentleman-like behaviour.
    
    106.
    Gale
    : But I had to finally tell you. Silence would have been far worse behaviour still. Nevertheless, I am sorry.
    
    189. Player: It's fine. In the end I'm glad you told me.['Gale 5']
    
    248.
    Gale
    : You're quite spectacular, you know.
    
    Link to Node 101
    
    134. Player: I'm a bit disappointed you're not all gentleman.
    
    254.
    Gale
    : One shouldn't be all gentleman. Or we certainly wouldn't have done some of things we did the other night.
    
    Link to Node 101
    
    187. Player: It was a rotten thing to do.
    
    103.
    Gale
    : Yes, it was.
    
    101.
    Gale
    : But you first approached me 'about the other night'. What was it you wanted to tell me?
    
    167. Player: We should do it again sometime.
    
    224.
    Gale
    : There's the magic word.f80c6201-9307-8b53-0ed3-b58ea9c43ce1_SaidBetter = False
    
    Link to Node 171
    
    241.
    Gale
    : We absolutely should. After all, I need to undo the misconception you've had better.f80c6201-9307-8b53-0ed3-b58ea9c43ce1_SaidBetter
    
    Link to Node 171
    
    183. Player: Perhaps it was all a mistake.
    
    235.
    Gale
    : Then let me clear your mind of doubts: it absolutely wasn't.
    
    Link to Node 171
    
    228. Player: Actually, never mind.
    
    9.
    Gale
    : It's cruel to tease, you know.
    
    171. [Jump] Jump to Node 240 (2)
    
    0. Player: I had fun, yes.
    
    251.
    Gale
    : That's certainly a word for it.
    
    Link to Node 239
    
    214. Player: Oh, I've had better.f80c6201-9307-8b53-0ed3-b58ea9c43ce1_SaidBetter
    
    4.
    Gale
    : I've had a goddess, but you don't hear me complaining.
    
    239. [Jump] Jump to Node 107 (1)
- 153. Player: I need you to remain in the camp for a while, rather than on the road with me.ORI_State_Recruited
  - 208.
    Gale
    : I question the wisdom of that decision, but so be it.
    
    211. Player: Actually, never mind. We should stay together.
    
    52. [Pop] 1
    
    92. Player: Perhaps we'll travel together again later.OriginRemoveFromPartyAfterDialog
    
    129.
    Gale
    : I'll be here in the meantime, idling away the hours.CAMP_GLO_State_InCamp
    End
    221.
    Gale
    : I'll be in the camp then, idling away the hours.
    End
- 64. Player: Join me, why don't you? There's plenty of adventure to be had.ORI_State_Recruited = False
  - 225.
    Gale
    : There's room for adventure, but no room for me it seems. You have your fair share of followers already.GEN_MaxPlayerCountReached
    End
  - 140.
    Gale
    : With pleasure! Lead on.OriginAddToParty
    End
- 55. Player: Leave.
  End