Author: Mishell

VIVEC - FOREIGN QUARTER MISC.

OUTSIDE, NORTH OF CITY

SOLO LINES

Devas Irano
"My gondola can take you all over the city."
"Arena, Telvanni, or Hlaalu Canton."

Adondasi Sadalvel
" Molag Mar, Balmora, Suran, Seyda Neen.  Fast strider, low price."
"Relax and ride; your feet will thank you."

Fevasa Saryon
" Gakkenfeld eats the strangest shaped bread I've ever seen."
"The netch seem so peaceful today."
"Such graceful creatures."
"I hear the strangest sounds from the basement sometimes."

Tarvyn Faren  (Before "Escort Tarvyn Faren")
"Anyone headed to Pelagiad by chance?"
"I could use an escort, if anyone's headed west."

Ano Andaram
"Ebonheart, Hla Oad, Molag Mar, or Tel Branora."
"Travel now while the waters are calm."

DIALOGUES
Fevasa:  What's your ship called?
Ano:  The Frost-Ghost.  Do you need a ride?
Fevasa:  No.  I just love ships.  And sailors.
Ano:  *coughs awkwardly*

Fevasa:  Do the silt striders mind being opened up like that?
Adondasi:  If so, they've never told us.
Fevasa:  Are you sure?  They make the most mournful sounds.
Adondasi:  I... I'd rather not think about it too much.
Fevasa:  Sorry.

Fevasa:  Is your job interesting?
Devas:  Not really.
Fevasa:  I'd think the city-dwellers would say such interesting things.
Devas: They might, if I talked to them. Which I don't.
Fevasa: Such a shame.

CANAL WORKS

SOLO LINES

Letreius Muco
"Nine Divines, remember this forsaken place, and give it your blessings."
"Mara, thank you for your gift of compassion."

Agrippina Herennia
"Fashions change so slowly in Morrowind."
"One could never wear that in the Imperial City."

Jeanne
"Dunmer are such sore losers."
"Nothing wrong with a little competition, if you play fair."
"I've got better prices and better selection.  Balen just can't handle it."

J'Rasha
"You can trust J'Rasha.  He wishes only to help."
"J'Rasha is willing to buy many things.  Many things that others will not buy."
"Did you know there are spells for instant travel?  You may buy them from J'Rasha."

Simine Fralinie
"How a man pays his rent is his own business."
"Knowledge is the one thing that can never be stolen from you."
"You can never have too many books."

(Gentleman Jim Stacey and Crazy-Legs Arantamo should probably stay quiet, since it's a secret hideout after all.)

DIALOGUES  (Assuming merchants are not stuck in their shops all day)

J'Rasha: J'Rasha has now finished reading the stories of Barenziah's life.
Simine:  Fascinating stuff, isn't it?  Which version do you think is true?
J'Rasha:  There is truth in every story, even stories that do not tell what really happened.
Simine:  That's a good one.  I'm going to write that down.

Letreius:  I've got some cure potions in stock now.
J'Rasha:  Wonderful.  If J'Rasha's customers cannot use spells, he will send them to you.
Letreius:  Thank you.  And I'll let the mages know you've got spells for sale.

Agrippina:  I hardly ever see customers go in and out of your shop.  How do you manage to stay open?
Simine:  I'm - independently wealthy I suppose you'd say.  The shop is a labor of love.
Agrippina:  (seethingly jealous)  How nice for you.

Simine:  Do you find your work fulfilling?
Agrippina:  I'm successful at it.  I find that fulfilling.
Simine:  But don't you ever long for, I don't know, more meaningful work?
Agrippina:  Clothes have a great deal of meaning to many people.
Simine:  (under his breath)  Shallow people.

Letreius:  Good to see you Agrippina.  I'm always inspired by your piety.
Agrippina:  We all need the Nine's guidance to get us through the day.

Simine:  Is helping a criminal as bad as committing a crime yourself?
Letreius:  It depends on the sort of help, and the sort of criminal.
Simine:  Say you offered shelter to a criminal.  A very nice, polite criminal.
Letreius:  Compassion is never a sin, and when in doubt, assume a man is innocent.  But if you catch a criminal in the act, it is your duty to report him.
Simine:  Of course.