| response | - {Angry} That's stealing!
- {Trying to sound casual, but worried} Buy up while you can. With the Institute doing god-knows-what, who knows how long any of us will stay in business?
- {Offended, then overly politely says goodbye / Irritated} We're not are we? Well, I guess not. Good day to you, stranger.
- {Annoyed / Irritated} Instead he stomps around interrogating people.
- {Shocked, then overly politely says goodbye / Surprised} Well, I never. Good day to you, too.
- {Emphasizes this too much} And having a positive attitude is important to us.
- {Too cheery} You're in luck then. Covenant is the friendliest place in the whole Commonwealth. You'll see!
- {Friendly, then shut down / Irritated} Don't even get me started on that again. Only so many hours in a day. Goodbye, sweetie.
- {Bitching and gossiping, said in a low voice } I know, we're not supposed to bad mouth them. But those Diamond City fellows and their airs get my goat.
- {Cheery, the last bit is an obviously practiced line / Flirting} But welcome! Everyone around here calls me Mrs. Fitzgerald. But you, cutey, can call me Penny.
- {Overly eager} You here to shop? I'll make sure to give you a good price.
- {Gossip / Conspiratorial} He's just stirring the pot, if you ask me.
- Are you alright, sweety?
- Best deal's around.
- Closing time, sweety.
- Come back tomorrow.
- Enjoy your stay.
- {Cheery, genuine } My favorite shopper. Need anything?
- {Sincere, friendly} Don't get me started. Still, got a lot to do. You have a great day.
- I caught you wool-gathering, didn't I?
- I got to lock up for the night.
- {Amused by the player being suspicious, too cheery} Looks like someone woke up on the wrong side of the bed, Mr. Grumpy Pants.
- Take your time, sweety.
- You won't find better quality anywhere.
- {Cheery, very gossipy on the second sentence} I hope Swanson didn't give you too hard a time at the gate. If you ask me, I think he takes his job too seriously.
- {Friendly, trying to deflect / Irritated} You've been talking to Mr. Dan. I don't know what he's carrying on about.
- {Giving herself a pat on the back / Conspiratorial} But between you and me, I think shrewd trading may play a big part.
- {Unsteady, nervous, obviously knows something. Very eager to stop talking / Nervous} Oh, you're still carrying on about that? Listen, I'm really busy, you know? But you take care now.
- {Super judgmental} Thank god, we don't. None of those machines are in here.
- {Sharing juicy gossip} I got the shivers just looking at them. But, oh no, that didn't stop Talia.
- {Gets panicky, overly insistent / Nervous} You know, honey, I was just shooting off at the mouth. Just forget anything I said about that. And the Compound. I have to go.
- {Angry, will lead to violence} Get out of there!
- {Friendly goodbye line} Suit yourself.
- {Friendly} You here to shop?
- {Gossiping / Conspiratorial} I know! He's so smug.
- {Gossipy} They were very... fragrant.
- {Likes the player / Flirting} For you, certainly.
- {Scoffing} Like that's any better.
- Whatever the caravans bring in. Plus anything Ms. McGovern can cobble together. You want to take a look?
- {Pleased at her gossip} I swear I did. And Talia was nothing but sunshine and roses that day.
- {Being too friendly and it's clear she's nervous and wants the player to leave. Now.} You here to shop? If not, I'm sure you got places to go and all. I hope you've enjoyed your stay.
- {Annoyed} Even after I warned him? Nothing but Super Mutants and those Atom fellows.
- {In gossiping mode then, "Oh shit!" she accidentally says something she shouldn't. / Angry} If the Compound did do something to his precious caravan, they had reasons for it. Better reasons than a man like him...
- {Partially pleased, but partially disappointed } I should expect so. He cleaned me out of stimpacks and rad-away. "My prices were the best," he said.
- {Telling a gossiping yarn} All I know is the guest bunk's lights were on well into the wee hours. And that morning I saw Talia slinking out.
- {Cheery, gossipy on the second sentence} A bit of everything. I try to leave some things left for the men folk to do so they feel in charge.
- {Nervous, obviously hiding something / Nervous} Compound? Who said anything about a Compound? You know what, I really am very busy.
- {Friendly, making a dig at the men} Oh, thank you for noticing. The men folk would say good old-fashion elbow grease keeps Covenant as the prettiest place in the Commonwealth.
- {Creepy cheery} Everyone that passes the test is welcome to visit. But we are particular on who can live here.
- {Cheery, genuinely happy to see the player} And there you are. Everyone's abuzz about you after your visit to... well, you know. I'll give you the friends and family discount, honey.
- {Disdain for Dan, some fire on the end / Irritated} And Dan thinks he's the one helping people. He wouldn't know the first thing about making the Commonwealth a better, safer place.
- {Conspiratorial} Don't let her fool you. She's a minx.
- {Catches herself before she gets carried away} I do say so. But I have things that need tending. Good day.
- {Amused by the player being suspicious, too cheery} Looks like someone woke up on the wrong side of the bed, Mrs. Grumpy Pants.
- {Cheery, genuinely happy to see the player} The Institute's just gone. Brotherhood, too. What happened? Never mind my nattering, what can I get for you?
- {Cheery, genuinely happy to see the player} Some say you Brotherhood types are bad news. But after what you did to the Institute I'll sell you anything you like.
- {Irritated, but super friendly to the PC } He just gets my goat. But enough of my yammering. You take care, sugar.
- {Cheery, genuinely happy to see the player} Why if it isn't my favorite Minuteman. Fresh from taking care of the Institute, are we? Well, don't expect too deep a discount.
- {Super friendly / Flirting} Well, you take care now.
- {Nervous / Nervous} Well, I don't know. I'm awfully busy. Make it quick.
- {About to blab about something she shouldn't. Very obviously stops herself and then leaves abruptly.} Don't even get me started on what we... You know, I think I left something in the oven. I have to go. You take care.
- {Gossiping, judgmental} Some people are just jealous when they see others leading a better life. And they'd like nothing better than to drag everyone down to their level.
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