VadorMazer/skyrimdialogstest · Datasets at Hugging Face

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2,600	What some call devotion to the dark arts, I call foolishness.
2,601	If you've got some business with Hrongar, mind you stay on his good side. The palace dungeon's filled with folk who roused his temper.
2,602	Time to end your foolish charade!
2,603	Congratulations on getting the festival restored.
2,604	You're making me... nervous. Is there something you need?
2,605	Women murdered time and again, and all the guards care about is the war.
2,606	Beitild thinks I drink on the job. Well, what does it matter if I do? Huh?
2,607	Come back if you need a new ring or necklace.
2,608	I'm warning you now, this challenge will be quite difficult.
2,609	Aerin tells me you might be dealing arms to the Thieves Guild. Is this true?
2,610	There's always some sort of trouble in The Reach, but a local warlord has raised the stakes. We have to handle the situation.
2,611	If I were you, I'd go straight to the steward with this information.
2,612	I'm sorry, I've come too far to lose it now.
2,613	It's my mill. Some folks think it's my town too, but it ain't. The Jarl in Whiterun owns the land and the town. I just pay the taxes.
2,614	If Erdi caught me chatting, I'd never hear the end of it...
2,615	What's your sign? I was born under the Steed, as luck would have it. Really ought to visit my doomstone somtime. It's fairly near here.
2,616	If you wish to wear your Nightingale Armor within the Guild, I'm certain that no one would give it a second thought.
2,617	I'd be lying if I said I didn't enjoy myself. But more importantly, I made this Sanctuary some much needed gold. In the end, that's all that matters.
2,618	Thank you, Vex. You've always been the most reliable one in the Guild.
2,619	Twilight guide your path.
2,620	Here's all you need to know. Jorrvaskr is the oldest building in Whiterun. The Skyforge was here long before it was.
2,621	But that was a great many years ago, before all the members of the order were called back to the Isle of Artaeum, and it disappeared entirely.
2,622	Ulfric was a true hero of Skyrim. He will be missed.
2,623	Oh! Oh, you jest! You jest with gullible Cicero!
2,624	Yes? What is it that you want?
2,625	Whoa. Wait a second. I was just kidding. We'll leave. We'll leave!
2,626	Oh, but I will speak. I will speak to you. For you are the one.
2,627	Nightcaller Temple is only a short walk from Dawnstar. Come, we must hurry.
2,628	See into other people's thoughts!
2,629	But we choose our own path now.
2,630	Oh, I'm sorry. Am I bothering you? Am I making your life more difficult?
2,631	Enough, Maramal. We've all heard of the dragons and their return. There's no need to use them as an excuse to harass our customers.
2,632	The new meat. So soft. Tender.
2,633	They got archers over there by the fence!
2,634	Not now. If I don't pull night duty, I'll drink a round with you at the Sleeping Giant.
2,635	Youngest bard at the Bards College, at your service.
2,636	If you don't watch it, I may actually start to respect you. Job well done.
2,637	Perhaps you could seek out these Convectors in Skyrim ruins? I can even teach you the spell to heat them.
2,638	I'm trying, but Ulfric is set in his ways. For him, there's two kinds of people in this world -- Nords, and the folk beneath them.
2,639	That's not fair, now.
2,640	Once you leave the party you can't just come back.
2,641	Aye, and some of what Karliah said is starting to make sense.
2,642	Tekla. The Hall is filthy. See to your cleaning.
2,643	All right, all right. Just keep your voice down and don't let me catch you again.
2,644	Snow-Hammer.
2,645	The last few pages seem to describe "the failure of the Nightingales" although it doesn't go into great detail.
2,646	I suppose if we do, we will find out just how fast each of us can run.
2,647	Still eager to please. This is good. Skjor may be right about you.
2,648	I hope you're not planning on picking my pocket.
2,649	Stormcloaks! Get them!
2,650	I've been waiting for someone more fit to carry out my will.
2,651	When you've been doing business like I have for decades, you quickly discover that the only person you can trust is yourself.
2,652	I've always wanted to make a pilgrimage here to the Temple of Mara. Thank you for bringing me here... you've made me quite happy.
2,653	Winterhold doesn't offer much, but we like living here. Been here all our lives.
2,654	Without it, I feel almost as defenseless as a newborn. I don't think I'll ever be able to find a replacement.
2,655	You'd better give me five septims right now, or I'm going to bloody your nose...
2,656	Oh, look! We have company!
2,657	But first, tell me. Why's a Breton want to fight for Skyrim?
2,658	We stashed what we couldn't carry, and I hid it with a trick I know. I can point you in the right direction, and we'll each go our separate ways.
2,659	Markarth lives because my family makes sure it's fed on gold and silver.
2,660	Please, we need to speak in private.
2,661	You're asking for trouble walking around with dangerous magic like that.
2,662	She was always so close to being Empress, but despite her machinations, it was never to be hers.
2,663	You work hard, Daighre. Glad you have stayed with us.
2,664	Ha! All right, I'm writing that in. I'm not sure about the court but I find that much more probable than Olaf capturing a dragon.
2,665	Damnit. Where'd they get catapults? The city walls are already falling apart as it is.
2,666	Now, let us put this behind us and speak of it no more.
2,667	There is peace now, and that peace will continue for as long as it suits our needs.
2,668	You! You've got a lot of nerve showing yourself in this town again. What do you have to say for yourself?
2,669	Please, stop! I'll pay! Take it!
2,670	Are you sure you don't want something for them? I may be able to brew you something to help.
2,671	We've been soldiers a long time. We know the price of freedom. The people are still weighing things in their hearts.
2,672	A man who feels no fear has no heart. I know fear. But it does not control me.
2,673	We should keep moving. Still the draugr to worry about.
2,674	That bard Mikael is begging for a dagger up against his throat, the way he goes on about me.
2,675	All the food I could eat, all the wine I could drink and all the women I could bed.
2,676	By the gods! Somebody help me!
2,677	I'm going to Movarth's Lair to kill that monster. Are you with me?
2,678	I thought it was finally going to be a quiet day.
2,679	We should present the verse soon.
2,680	We never should have pulled that thing out of Saarthal.
2,681	Yes, Yes. It is an ancient and ruined city. Built by the Dwemer. The dwarf folk. It is nearby, but I'd stay clear. People say it is quite dangerous.
2,682	Oh yes, it is Cicero! You were a fool to spare me. What, did you think I would be grateful? Cicero should be Listener! Not you! Now you will die!
2,683	Bring up some more mead, my boy. This cask's nearly tapped!
2,684	Now everyone get back to work.
2,685	I love weddings, don't you?
2,686	We'll be ready, don't worry. You do have a plan for actually luring a dragon into this trap, don't you?
2,687	I haven't seen you hunting in a while.
2,688	Not this Empire. The world's better without it. Certainly Skyrim is.
2,689	Oh, hello. Have a seat, will you?
2,690	Back again? What is it this time?
2,691	Don't you dare walk away from me, you slut! Do you know who I am?
2,692	Speaking of sounding good, I've heard a couple of your classmates on the street recently.
2,693	Became obsessed with the Dwemer. Took off north saying he had found some old artifact. Haven't seen him since.
2,694	Ah, yes. Solitude. Seat of the High King of Skyrim. Messy business, kingslaying. Ah, but so very satisfying...
2,695	With the Ebonmere closed, and their sudden severance from the realm of Evergloam, I fear they've undergone a drastic change.
2,696	I had no idea you were a woman of violence. What exactly are you intending to do here?
2,697	Besides, you're not scared of a few sleeping metal men. Are you, Drennen?
2,698	Now, I need your assistance with a matter of a more... personal nature.
2,699	Thank Mara. I was afraid I'd never be able to convince you.

2,600

What some call devotion to the dark arts, I call foolishness.

2,601

If you've got some business with Hrongar, mind you stay on his good side. The palace dungeon's filled with folk who roused his temper.

2,602

Time to end your foolish charade!

2,603

Congratulations on getting the festival restored.

2,604

You're making me... nervous. Is there something you need?

2,605

Women murdered time and again, and all the guards care about is the war.

2,606

Beitild thinks I drink on the job. Well, what does it matter if I do? Huh?

2,607

Come back if you need a new ring or necklace.

2,608

I'm warning you now, this challenge will be quite difficult.

2,609

Aerin tells me you might be dealing arms to the Thieves Guild. Is this true?

2,610

There's always some sort of trouble in The Reach, but a local warlord has raised the stakes. We have to handle the situation.

2,611

If I were you, I'd go straight to the steward with this information.

2,612

I'm sorry, I've come too far to lose it now.

2,613

It's my mill. Some folks think it's my town too, but it ain't. The Jarl in Whiterun owns the land and the town. I just pay the taxes.

2,614

If Erdi caught me chatting, I'd never hear the end of it...

2,615

What's your sign? I was born under the Steed, as luck would have it. Really ought to visit my doomstone somtime. It's fairly near here.

2,616

If you wish to wear your Nightingale Armor within the Guild, I'm certain that no one would give it a second thought.

2,617

I'd be lying if I said I didn't enjoy myself. But more importantly, I made this Sanctuary some much needed gold. In the end, that's all that matters.

2,618

Thank you, Vex. You've always been the most reliable one in the Guild.

2,619

Twilight guide your path.

2,620

Here's all you need to know. Jorrvaskr is the oldest building in Whiterun. The Skyforge was here long before it was.

2,621

But that was a great many years ago, before all the members of the order were called back to the Isle of Artaeum, and it disappeared entirely.

2,622

Ulfric was a true hero of Skyrim. He will be missed.

2,623

Oh! Oh, you jest! You jest with gullible Cicero!

2,624

Yes? What is it that you want?

2,625

Whoa. Wait a second. I was just kidding. We'll leave. We'll leave!

2,626

Oh, but I will speak. I will speak to you. For you are the one.

2,627

Nightcaller Temple is only a short walk from Dawnstar. Come, we must hurry.

2,628

See into other people's thoughts!

2,629

But we choose our own path now.

2,630

Oh, I'm sorry. Am I bothering you? Am I making your life more difficult?

2,631

Enough, Maramal. We've all heard of the dragons and their return. There's no need to use them as an excuse to harass our customers.

2,632

The new meat. So soft. Tender.

2,633

They got archers over there by the fence!

2,634

Not now. If I don't pull night duty, I'll drink a round with you at the Sleeping Giant.

2,635

Youngest bard at the Bards College, at your service.

2,636

If you don't watch it, I may actually start to respect you. Job well done.

2,637

Perhaps you could seek out these Convectors in Skyrim ruins? I can even teach you the spell to heat them.

2,638

I'm trying, but Ulfric is set in his ways. For him, there's two kinds of people in this world -- Nords, and the folk beneath them.

2,639

That's not fair, now.

2,640

Once you leave the party you can't just come back.

2,641

Aye, and some of what Karliah said is starting to make sense.

2,642

Tekla. The Hall is filthy. See to your cleaning.

2,643

All right, all right. Just keep your voice down and don't let me catch you again.

2,644

Snow-Hammer.

2,645

The last few pages seem to describe "the failure of the Nightingales" although it doesn't go into great detail.

2,646

I suppose if we do, we will find out just how fast each of us can run.

2,647

Still eager to please. This is good. Skjor may be right about you.

2,648

I hope you're not planning on picking my pocket.

2,649

Stormcloaks! Get them!

2,650

I've been waiting for someone more fit to carry out my will.

2,651

When you've been doing business like I have for decades, you quickly discover that the only person you can trust is yourself.

2,652

I've always wanted to make a pilgrimage here to the Temple of Mara. Thank you for bringing me here... you've made me quite happy.

2,653

Winterhold doesn't offer much, but we like living here. Been here all our lives.

2,654

Without it, I feel almost as defenseless as a newborn. I don't think I'll ever be able to find a replacement.

2,655

You'd better give me five septims right now, or I'm going to bloody your nose...

2,656

Oh, look! We have company!

2,657

But first, tell me. Why's a Breton want to fight for Skyrim?

2,658

We stashed what we couldn't carry, and I hid it with a trick I know. I can point you in the right direction, and we'll each go our separate ways.

2,659

Markarth lives because my family makes sure it's fed on gold and silver.

2,660

Please, we need to speak in private.

2,661

You're asking for trouble walking around with dangerous magic like that.

2,662

She was always so close to being Empress, but despite her machinations, it was never to be hers.

2,663

You work hard, Daighre. Glad you have stayed with us.

2,664

Ha! All right, I'm writing that in. I'm not sure about the court but I find that much more probable than Olaf capturing a dragon.

2,665

Damnit. Where'd they get catapults? The city walls are already falling apart as it is.

2,666

Now, let us put this behind us and speak of it no more.

2,667

There is peace now, and that peace will continue for as long as it suits our needs.

2,668

You! You've got a lot of nerve showing yourself in this town again. What do you have to say for yourself?

2,669

Please, stop! I'll pay! Take it!

2,670

Are you sure you don't want something for them? I may be able to brew you something to help.

2,671

We've been soldiers a long time. We know the price of freedom. The people are still weighing things in their hearts.

2,672

A man who feels no fear has no heart. I know fear. But it does not control me.

2,673

We should keep moving. Still the draugr to worry about.

2,674

That bard Mikael is begging for a dagger up against his throat, the way he goes on about me.

2,675

All the food I could eat, all the wine I could drink and all the women I could bed.

2,676

By the gods! Somebody help me!

2,677

I'm going to Movarth's Lair to kill that monster. Are you with me?

2,678

I thought it was finally going to be a quiet day.

2,679

We should present the verse soon.

2,680

We never should have pulled that thing out of Saarthal.

2,681

Yes, Yes. It is an ancient and ruined city. Built by the Dwemer. The dwarf folk. It is nearby, but I'd stay clear. People say it is quite dangerous.

2,682

Oh yes, it is Cicero! You were a fool to spare me. What, did you think I would be grateful? Cicero should be Listener! Not you! Now you will die!

2,683

Bring up some more mead, my boy. This cask's nearly tapped!

2,684

Now everyone get back to work.

2,685

I love weddings, don't you?

2,686

We'll be ready, don't worry. You do have a plan for actually luring a dragon into this trap, don't you?

2,687

I haven't seen you hunting in a while.

2,688

Not this Empire. The world's better without it. Certainly Skyrim is.

2,689

Oh, hello. Have a seat, will you?

2,690

Back again? What is it this time?

2,691

Don't you dare walk away from me, you slut! Do you know who I am?

2,692

Speaking of sounding good, I've heard a couple of your classmates on the street recently.

2,693

Became obsessed with the Dwemer. Took off north saying he had found some old artifact. Haven't seen him since.

2,694

Ah, yes. Solitude. Seat of the High King of Skyrim. Messy business, kingslaying. Ah, but so very satisfying...

2,695

With the Ebonmere closed, and their sudden severance from the realm of Evergloam, I fear they've undergone a drastic change.

2,696

I had no idea you were a woman of violence. What exactly are you intending to do here?

2,697

Besides, you're not scared of a few sleeping metal men. Are you, Drennen?

2,698

Now, I need your assistance with a matter of a more... personal nature.

2,699

Thank Mara. I was afraid I'd never be able to convince you.