Commander Shepard

Commander Shepard is treated separately as the player character. This page will aggregate player-facing story and game-state data without duplicating the underlying technical records.

Player quests

Global

Chapter 0: Eden Prime

Chapter 1: Star Citadel

Chapter 2: Liara

Chapter 2: Feros

Chapter 2: Noveria

Chapter 2: Virmire

Chapter 3: Ilos

Bring Down the SkyDLC

PRC 1B

Pinnacle StationDLCInternal codename: Vegas

Dialogue

4,601 distinct lines in 235 conversations. Search all dialogue records. Open a conversation below to read its lines.

Liara T'Soni Dialog142 lines
He's no innocent victim. He was a ruthless bastard long before he fell under Sovereign's control.
I don't care if they ground me, but they refuse to go after Saren. If they don't stop him from finding the Conduit, we're all dead!
I should've known better. Udina, the Council -- they're all the same. Petty, blind, and stupid!
While they sit on their asses, Saren's searching Ilos for the Conduit. As soon as he finds it, we're all dead.
I didn't mean to snap at you. I appreciate everything you've done. I do. I just... I just don't know what to do next!
Maybe we could pick up where we left off. You were telling me about your interest in the Protheans.
We don't have the luxury of time. An asari can live for a thousand years. We're lucky if we hit 150.
You're interested in me because of my visions. You just want to know more about the Protheans.
I don't care what the rest of the galaxy thinks about me. On this ship, I am in charge. And I don't like my crew digging into my past!
Quit thinking like a scientist. Logic doesn't work when it comes to relationships. Just let yourself get swept up in the storm.
I can handle the responsibility of command. But if I don't stop Saren, the entire galaxy gets wiped out.
Maybe she wanted to meet you but couldn't. Something could have happened to her. Maybe she passed away.
Ashley Williams Dialog250 lines
This is an Alliance warship, not the Parliament floor. If you're "Earth first," vote for the Terra Firma Party.
I come from a military family, too. My parents were both navy. Anybody in your family we might know?
I never knew my family. Grew up an orphan on Earth. Anybody in your family I'd have heard of?
I don't think they meant to start a family tradition. But after sixteen years on ships and stations, how could I spend my life on the ground?
Don't tell me you had Gunny Ellison. He's the only one who uses that word to describe shirking duty.
Earth's seen better days. Lots of pollution, too many people. People are trying to fix it, but...
That's odd. Your record is spotless, and your technical scores are exemplary. You should be serving with the fleet.
I expect you to keep your family politics to yourself, Chief. This mission will be difficult enough without you picking fights with aliens.
All right. I can see where your concerns are coming from, Williams. But this is a multilateral mission. You're going to have to work with aliens, like it or not.
We're in the middle of enemy territory, Chief. Don't you have better things to do than view mail from home?
I don't need to tell you it's inappropriate to gossip about how "cute" your commanding officer is.
Your sister's something else. But you didn't mention your father at all. Was he on deployment?
You were right about one thing. That wasn't interesting. And where was your father during all this?
Everyone has the right to believe what they want. Says so in the Alliance charter. Only with fancier words.
You know that old saw, "there's never an atheist in a foxhole?" I've been in a lot of foxholes.
He refused to sacrifice his men just to save face for humanity. You planning to throw yourself on a sword to save face for him?
Sometimes you have to fight to the bitter end. You plan to bail if Saren gets the upper hand?
The Alliance should be able to stand on its own. We can't. Yet. Why not learn from the races who have been standing for the last thousand years?
We haven't been out here long, Ash. Once humanity has its space legs, we can start asserting ourselves.
Ash, you believe in God. An infallible, all-knowing creator with a plan for the universe. You think the diversity of views in the galaxy wasn't part of that?
Humans are aggressive. We think fast, we move fast. Wars have started because of our need for constant progress. The Council can balance that.
Humans are at their best when confronted with a problem. This crew proves that. Maybe the Council's opposition will inspire us to be better.
We need to know what to expect out here. We've met aliens who oppose us, but don't want to destroy us. Maybe it's an opportunity to learn.
I'll pull strings to keep you under my command. I don't hold your family against you. You'll get what you deserve.
But you can't blame the Council for that, or the turians. It was our people who scapegoated him.
Ash, you believe in an infallible, all-knowing God with a plan for the universe. All the grief we get from the Council must be part of that. Right?
Whatever feelings I might have for you, we have to work with the Council. I can't let you second-guess our superiors.
I'm sorry. That was unfair. You've never abused our relationship. Whatever it is. You're hard to figure out.
Seems like every time we run up against aliens, you whip out the "Earth first" card. I can't have my authority undermined.
If not, we'll convince them. One way or the other, the Alliance is going to play a role in the Council.
You're a valuable part of my crew, Williams. If I want an opinion "from the head," I go to Alenko. When I want one "from the heart," I go to you.
They're right, you know. We don't have much proof. My "visions" and the word of a rebellious Spectre.
They've dismissed all my concerns out of hand. "Visions." May as well have told them I divined it from entrails.
Ash, all I'm saying is that you were right and I was wrong. The Alliance does have to look out for number one.
They made me look like an idiot. I stood here and preached at you, and they turned on us. Just like you said they would.
Look, I only said God had a plan so you'd understand my point. If this universe does have a plan, it needs a few revisions.
If I hadn't heard Sovereign talk, I wouldn't believe it either. I should have predicted the Council's response.
What do you want me to say, Chief? In a month, we'll be dead. If we're not, right now I'm as popular as your grandfather was.
I don't care if I have to go to President Huerta. I won't sit back and wait for the Reapers to start killing people.
I've had a hell of a time figuring you out. But I think I have. I "want you to be happy" too.
Would you roll your eyes if I said this is the first time in months I've felt that all's right in the galaxy?
You don't have to call me that. I'm a traitor now. I probably shouldn't even be wearing this uniform.
I heard it. I don't need to tell you it's inappropriate to gossip about how "cute" your superior officers are.
Williams, listen to me. I'm in command of this mission. I made the call. Not you. He's dead because of me.
It was my job to get everyone out safe. I failed. I vowed not to let that happen again. Same here. I'll remember him, and I'll do better for him.
I didn't stop and agonize over it while everyone else was in danger. We've got work to do, Williams. We'll remember him later.
When it comes to the survival of humanity, who gives a rat's ass about odds? We're going to fight them.
Odds aren't the whole story. Who'd think one shore party and a platoon of salarians could take out a major base?
The geth are perfect ambushers. They don't move, they don't make noise-- they don't even breathe.
We never trained to fight synthetics. The geth haven't gone beyond the Veil in three centuries.
I'm sorry. That was unfair. You never abused our relationship. Whatever it is. You're hard to figure out.
Kaidan Alenko Dialog243 lines
No wonder the Council treats us like outsiders. We'd be just another drop in a bucket they already can't carry.
The Council represents more races than I thought. No wonder they're careful with newcomers.
Why not? We've got oceans, beautiful women, this emotion called love. According to the old vids, we have everything they want.
All right, secure the chatter. We're all FNGs here, but we don't need to make it obvious.
We'll get things done. I'd rather operate independently than have the brass on our backs anyway.
I'm sure your letters home are very poignant. Just keep this kind of sentimentality out of the CIC.
Well, well, you're a romantic. Did you sign on for "the dream," Alenko? Secure man's future in space?
I heard all about that. How companies would arrange "accidents" to expose people to element zero.
We have to depend on each other in combat. I like knowing what kind of man I have at my back.
I want to know everything my crew is capable of, Lieutenant. We're out of our element here.
All right, Alenko. Off the record, permission to speak candidly, cross my heart and hope to die. What are you talking about?
I'm tired of this, Lieutenant. I don't care if you have a problem with me chatting up Liara. It's none of your business.
It's up to the Alliance to take its proper place. Even if we have to kick its ass to convince it to kick theirs.
Kaidan, you are wound tighter than a clock. Not because of Vyrnnus; because of Rahna's rejection.
You agonize over doing the right thing. You never let yourself lose control. Because Rahna spurned you after Vyrnnus died.
Kaidan, you're a strong man. Talking about this doesn't make you a whiner, and it doesn't make you immature. It makes you human.
You can't deny the turians are imperialists. And the asari, the salarians -- they're manipulators.
When anyone out here listens to us, the Council starts up with their treaties and heel-dragging. We can only rely on ourselves.
The Council isn't Vyrnnus. The Council is you. Gun-shy after past wars. Too worried about what might happen to take action.
Saren and the geth are running wild now. There's no time for "slow to change," and you know it. Are you going to let them pull humanity down with them?
I'm not saying we should kick the applecart over. They need someone willing to deal with threats like Saren. I don't see anyone else stepping up.
They're burying their heads in the sand while Saren rolls over the Terminus Systems. If they won't help themselves, we have a responsibility to save them.
They can't make the hard calls. They're too afraid of what might happen. You had more spine as a kid than they're showing now.
Sounds like I crossed some wires. I was probably angry after a rough day. I'm sorry. Let's take a step back.
Whether they want to or not, they'll have to listen to us. But they're not the enemy. They're just... misguided.
Kaidan, there's a difference between me ranting in private and us--I don't know--launching a coup or something.
That's the goal, Lieutenant. Just wait until we're closer to doing it before you start crowing.
Absolutely we should. But the Council can be salvaged. We shouldn't need to replace them. They just need to listen when we talk realpolitik.
They don't want to deal with reality. They want to believe the whole galaxy's as cautious as they are. That no one can surpass their power.
It's nothing personal, Kaidan. It's just-- I could cheerfully toss every Council member out of the airlock right now.
Come on, Kaidan. I can get a salute from anyone on this ship. Sometimes I need a shoulder.
The Council showed a repeated failure to "get it." They were going to bring humanity down with them.
Udina is blind to the big picture. It was time to act. If the greatest casualty is my career, we'll be damn lucky.
I don't know about the "example" part. But as far as saving the galaxy, how good are first-timers supposed to be?
Kaidan, you stopped being a subordinate a long time ago. Don't you think it's time to act like it?
Kaidan, I don't think I've had the pleasure of you serving under me. Don't you think it's time to rectify that?
It was my job to get everyone out safe. I failed. I vowed not to let that happen again. Same here. I'll remember her, and I'll do better for her.
I didn't stop and agonize over it while everyone else was in danger. We've got work to do, Alenko. We'll remember her later.
Urdnot Wrex Dialog76 lines
Tali'Zorah nar Rayya Dialog88 lines
Your father probably has some political pull, right? He wouldn't let them throw his little girl in jail.
If they catch us, then Saren finds the Conduit. Whatever your father's got planned, I guarantee the Reapers will do worse.
If they catch us, then Saren finds the Conduit. Whatever the Council's got planned, I guarantee the Reapers will do worse.
Until our cryptologists decipher that data, it stays with the Alliance. After that, you can make an official appeal for access to the files.
Sounds like the Pilgrimage isn't just about finding resources for the fleet. Maybe it's about teaching you to appreciate your people and culture.
If we don't stop Saren, the death toll's going to be a hell of a lot higher than seventeen million.
Saren is looking to wipe out all life in the galaxy. Everyone's a part of this somehow, whether they know it or not.
I didn't bring you along as a favor, Tali. You're here because you contribute to the mission. And I need all the help I can get on this one.
Garrus: Find Dr. Saleon8 lines
If he dies, we'll never know what he's been up to, or how he did it. We'll take him in, interrogate him, and he'll serve his time.
You can't predict how people will act, Garrus. But you can control how you'll respond. In the end, that's what really matters.
Dr. Saleon Without Garrus5 lines
Wrex: Family Armor7 lines
Garrus Vakarian Dialog80 lines
If getting the job done means endangering innocent people, then, no. We get the job done right, not fast. Got it?
Just because you can break the rules, doesn't mean you should. I don't need to stoop to Saren's level to stop him. And neither do you, Garrus.
You're a quick learner, Garrus. We'll beat him at his own game. It's the only way to stop someone like him.
Don't get caught up in the details, Garrus. We'll find him and then we'll stop him. That's all you need to know.
If you don't care about the fate of those hostages, then you're no better than he is. You're just a terrorist with a badge.
I understand your concern, but we will find him. Just make sure you're ready to go when we do.
Thank you, Garrus. I'll keep that in mind. Just make sure you're ready to go when we do catch him.
It'll depend on the situation. I'm not committing to anything until I've got him in my sights.
If Saren won't listen to reason, if he forces my hand, I'll kill him in a heartbeat. But only if it's absolutely necessary.
We know more about Saren's plans than anyone, but what do we really know? If we just kill him, we lose the chance to find out.
I'm glad you see it that way. I never had any intention of capturing that bastard. When I see him, he dies.
Words mean nothing until you turn them into action, Garrus. What are you going to do about it?
Avina Dialog5 lines
Choice Dialog6 lines
Hold off, Joker. We're not sacrificing human lives to save the Council. Keep our ships back until they can get a shot at Sovereign.
Wait until those arms open, Joker! We need all our ships focusing on Sovereign, even if it means sacrificing the Council.
Council Alive Dialog9 lines
I want a true advocate for humanity on the Council. Someone who will protect the interests of our species no matter what. I want Udina.
We need someone with the courage to stand up for what he believes in. Someone like Captain Anderson.
We've already got too many politicians on the Citadel. The captain would be perfect for this job.
Sovereign was only a vanguard. The Reaper fleet is still coming. Hundreds of ships, maybe thousands. And I'm going to find some way to stop them!
Sovereign alone nearly wiped you out. You won't stand a chance if the whole Reaper fleet shows up. Not unless I find some way to stop them!
Don't start patting yourselves on the back just yet. Sovereign wasn't alone. The rest of the Reapers are still out there. And I'm going to find some way to stop them!
Council Dead Dialog16 lines
This wasn't some plan for the Alliance to seize power! We need to work with the other races to rebuild.
The Council was always holding us back. When I saw the opportunity to get rid of them, I took it.
We need to work together with the other species! It's the only way we can stand against the Reapers!
The rest of the galaxy isn't just going to bow down just because we tell them to. We'll need the fleets to bring them in line.
We need someone who understands how politics really works. You've shown you know how to play this game.
We're about to go into war. We need someone with military experience. Someone like Captain Anderson.
The Reapers are still out there. They're coming. And I'm going to find some way to stop them.
You two can argue politics all you want. But the Reapers are still out there. They're coming. And I'm going to find some way to stop them!
Let the politicians figure this one out. I've got real work to do. The Reapers are still out there. And I'm going to find some way to stop them.
This wasn't some plan for the Alliance to seize power! Forcing the other races to accept our leadership is going to cause problems.
I can see the other races inviting us to join the Council. But lead it? That's a whole different story.
We need someone who understands how politics work. Someone used to dealing with the other species. Someone like you, Ambassador.
You two can handle the political end. But the Reapers are still out there. They're coming. And I'm going to find some way to stop them!
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Saren Dialog18 lines
Sovereign hasn't won yet. I can stop it from taking control of the station! Step aside and the invasion will never happen!
The Reapers don't use organics! They devour and discard them! As soon as the conquest is over, you'll be cast aside!
The Reapers don't use organics! They devour and discard them. As soon as the conquest is over, you'll be cast aside!
Administrator Anoleis Dialog89 lines
Oh, I see. You're insulting me. If you want the truth, stop wasting my time and make a real offer.
You know, that's a dangerous weapon. It shouldn't be left unsecured. I should impound it.
Opold's buyer is not going to be happy when he hears this. I can keep an eye on him, if you sweeten the reward.
Of course. But I'll keep that mod. It's military hardware. I can't leave it in the hands of a civilian.
If this incident was reported, it would be bad for business. But I could arrange for my report to headquarters to be "overlooked."
I don't want to upset you by showing you this evidence. Mr. Anoleis. It's fairly incriminating.
How about this? You help me get to Benezia, I don't turn you over to the Board. And I keep the evidence to ensure your good behavior.
Giannaparasini Dialog78 lines
You underestimated Noveria's code of silence. Qui'in wouldn't rock the boat, no matter what assurance I offered.
If your Executive Board loses a few million credits, it's not my problem. I have my own mission.
I'd like to help you, Miss Parasini, but I need Qui'in's garage pass. It's vital to my mission.
Inamorda Dialog27 lines
If you want to see more of the package than me beating you with it, make a serious offer.
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Lilihierax Dialog20 lines
Lorikquiin Dialog70 lines
We had a contract, Mr. Qui'in. I'd hate to think you run the sort of business that breaks contracts when it's convenient.
Really? Because I was wondering how the Board would feel about you wiretapping their administrator.
Mr. Qui'in, I should have turned that evidence in to the proper authorities. You could be more grateful.
Listen, I just saved you from a nasty prison shower scene. Exercise that corporate credit account.
I finished the job. But an Internal Affairs investigator contacted me. She wants you to testify against Anoleis.
If I have to kill the guards, I'm afraid I can't help you. They're still the law around here.
Maeko Matsuo Dialog35 lines
No innocent people died in that office. They were there on Anoleis' orders, to protect his interests.
Anoleis bought them off. He had them ransacking the Synthetic Insights office for his own interests.
Mallenecalis Dialog38 lines
You were breaking the law. By spying, and by bribing me. He'll be on guard against you now. That's worse than a slap-on-the-wrist fine, isn't it?
One corrupt corporation is as good as another to me. Next time, take your little games elsewhere.
Only 500? All right. I thought you might have wanted to provide more. Since you couldn't do it yourself, I mean.
If I see them behaving badly, I'll shut them down. However I see fit. In the meantime, there's you. Trying to bribe a Spectre.
Opold Dialog48 lines
You were breaking the law. If a real police officer had caught you, you'd be in jail for years.
Would you have had any chance of getting this past customs without me? You can be a bit more generous.
You're trying to make me laugh. You think I'm here to amuse you. To make funny sputtering noises when you offer an insult instead of a reward.
Rafaelvargas Dialog27 lines
Mr. Vargas? Commander Shepard, Systems Alliance Military. I understand you work for Binary Helix?
Actually, I wanted to warn you. An agent of the Aramali Council hired me to break into your network. She gave me this.
It's customary to perform minor genetic upgrades upon enlistment. I've been assigned to see what BH has to offer.
I'm sure you know that we pass a new budget every fiscal year. If it delivers a better soldier, contracts can change.
Mr. Vargas, I'm here to talk business with you. If you'd rather speculate on politics, I can visit another gen-eng firm.
I'll make sure that's in my report. The bean-counters back at HQ can figure out the details. You know what I'm saying?
That's the commercial price, for individual purchasers. I'm offering you millions of jobs, Mr. Vargas. That's worth more than some stock sensory upgrades.
If they don't get in my face, I'm not going to dig them out. I'm not here for a random spot-check.
I wear a lot of hats, Mr. Vargas. Some days I shut down criminals. Some days I defuse nukes. Some days I like to enjoy private vices. You understand me?
I'll level with you. I was hired to break into your network. An agent of the Aramali Council gave me this.
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Gianna Parasini Dialog3 lines
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Trig08 Maeko Dbl Homocide Dialog9 lines
I told Anoleis that Gianna was Internal Affairs. I thought it would pressure him into helping me.
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Trig11 Si Guards Dialog8 lines
I'm going in there, and I don't want to hurt you. Why don't you just go? We'll pretend this never happened.
Anoleis is paying you to shake this place down. That makes you a criminal. I can kill criminals.
Liara T'Soni Dialog6 lines
We talked about her before. But things change when you're up against something. If it's her or me, who would you shoot?
Ice Hmf Mira Dialog38 lines
Alestiaiallis Dialog12 lines
Hanolar Dialog23 lines
Julethventralis Dialog49 lines
If we survive, your employers will want a report from me. I wonder how much insurance they have on those scientists?
I was just impressed with your operation. Being able to weather a week of assaults is no mean feat.
I just wanted to offer some deployment advice. You're lucky these things are dumb animals. Three coordinated guys could take this place.
Matriarch Dialog30 lines
The ship that attacked Eden Prime? I didn't think anything that size could land on a planet.
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Palon Dialog9 lines
Petozi Dialog7 lines
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Rachniqueen Dialog23 lines
Talinsomaai Dialog43 lines
And I almost lost mine. "Thanks" is all I get? We need to be at peak to fight those aliens. Give us some medi-gel.
I need full cooperation if I'm going to help. Do you want these people to live? If not, I'll walk out of here.
Things are going to hit the fan in this place. Slip me the card and I'll keep your team safe.
I'm going to get back there one way or another. This place doesn't need more holes blown in it.
Doctor, even an elcor could tell this crew is hiding something. Why don't you want me back there?
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Mira Dialog14 lines
Tartakovsky Dialog29 lines
Once the purge is armed we'll have to fight our way out. Give us a minute to patch up and rearm.
Sal Captainkirrahe Dialog45 lines
It doesn't matter if we're not in the same unit, we're still a team. Watch each other's backs, keep your eyes open and fight like I know you can. We'll all come out of this in one piece.
Whatever happens, everyone just keep shooting. We go in hard, hit 'em harder, and we'll be the only damn thing that comes out the other side!
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Trig Wrex Killed Dialog11 lines
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Urdnot Wrex Dialog14 lines
I understand you're upset. But we both know Saren's the enemy here. He's the one you should be angry with.
This isn't a cure, it's a weapon. And if Saren is allowed to use it, you won't be around to reap the benefits. None of us will.
Wrex, these krogan are not your people. They're slaves of Saren. Tools. Is that what you want for them?
These krogan are slaves of Saren. Puppets, tools to be used and discarded. Is that what you want for your people?
Saren doesn't care about these krogan. They're tools, puppets. He'll destroy them as soon as they're no longer useful to him. Is that what you want for your people?
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Kro Docdroyas Dialog2 lines
Sal Prisoner Dialog9 lines
Sal Psyrana Dialog12 lines
You conducted brutal experiments on helpless test subjects. You helped Saren. You don't get to live.
I'm going to blow this place to hell and gone. If you want to make it out alive, you'd better start running.
Slv Fanatic01 Dialog9 lines
Slv Mindless01 Dialog7 lines
Sovereign Dialog14 lines
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Choice Dialog17 lines
Saren Dialog19 lines
You're afraid Sovereign is influencing you. You're afraid he's controlling your thoughts.
You're like every other poor bastard in this place. A tool Sovereign can use, then cast aside.
Tell me why Sovereign needs the Conduit. Tell me what it is. Maybe we can find a way to stop them.
Together we can stop Sovereign. We don't have to submit to the Reapers. We can beat them!
Don't you see? You're just a tool. Sovereign's using you. In the end you'll be tossed aside with all the rest.
You were a Spectre. You were sworn to defend the galaxy. Then you broke that vow to save yourself!
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Asariscientist Dialog23 lines
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Watcher Dialog2 lines
The message is all broken up, but I recognize some of the words. It's a warning against the Reaper invasion.
Watcher Dialog39 lines
If he turns on the relay, the Reapers can wipe out the Council and the Citadel fleet in one fell swoop!
The Reapers can wipe out the Council and the entire Citadel fleet in a single surprise attack!
What do the Reapers get out of this? Why do they keep repeating this pattern of genocide over and over?
Sovereign's the largest ship in the galaxy. Why all this secrecy? Why not just attack the Citadel?
Ash Dialog22 lines
We'd just lost a man. I didn't know you or your capabilities. It was a bad time to integrate you into the team.
Best way to stop that is to show me you're competent. But I don't remember inviting you to come back to the ship with us.
Akuze was a bloodbath. Even now, I don't know how I survived. I guess it just wasn't my time.
Captain David Anderson Dialog25 lines
The Attican Traverse is under Citadel protection. If the Terminus Systems attack, it's an act of war.
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Doctor Dialog25 lines
You're young, Corporal. You have a long career ahead of you. Don't do something stupid to mess it up.
This mission isn't about personal glory, Corporal! We have a job to do. Don't do anything stupid to mess it up!
Engineer Dialog10 lines
Jeff “Joker” Moreau Dialog6 lines
Kaiden Dialog20 lines
I never met my parents. If they wanted to see me, they'd have contacted me after that mess a few years back.
The captain hopes the Ambassador can get an audience with the Council. Tell them what Saren's been up to.
We're headed for the Citadel. When we get done with business, you and I should work out a liberty rotation.
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Navigator Dialog23 lines
Some people think asking for help is a sign of weakness. That's just being stupid and stubborn. No matter how strong you are, allies can make you stronger.
This is bigger than humanity. Saren's a threat to every species in the galaxy. And I'll welcome anyone who wants to help me bring him down.
A full crew makes sense. We need the extra hands in case anything goes wrong. And the Spectre is just here as an observer.
Oculon Approach Dialog31 lines
Intel dropped the ball, sir. We had no idea what we were walking into down there. That's why things went to hell.
The Council can kiss my ass. I won't let them blame me for losing the beacon. I didn't do anything wrong.
Caleston Done Dialog46 lines
The Conduit's on Ilos. That's where Saren is heading. I plan to be waiting when he gets there!
You sure you didn't come across any kind of clue or hint? Something we might have missed?
You're not much of an expert, Doctor. The answer's been standing in front of you the whole time. The Protheans were wiped out by a race of machines. The Reapers.
There was a damaged Prothean beacon on Eden Prime. It burned a vision into my brain. I'm still trying to sort out what it all means.
There's a rogue Spectre out there looking to destroy the galaxy! So quit whining and help me stop him, or I'll drop your ass back in that volcano!
There's no time for this. Saren's out there. Looking for the Conduit. I need you to help me find him.
The Cipher altered my perception of the visions. But it's subtle. I still can't make sense of what I'm seeing.
I don't know why Saren wanted you out of the picture. But I think we'll be a lot better off if we bring you along.
We've already got every other non-human species on board. Might as well add an asari to the team.
Caleston Report Dialog8 lines
Confrontation Dialog21 lines
Empty Locker Dialog3 lines
Feros Done Dialog26 lines
The Conduit's on Ilos. That's where Saren is heading. I plan to be waiting when he gets there!
You sure you didn't come across any kind of clue or hint? Something we might have missed?
She said it could take a while. I needed the Cipher. It's going to lead us to the Conduit. I'm just not sure how yet.
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The Thorian liked to enslave minds. Anyone who studied it would've ended up as one of its thralls.
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I knew they'd come around. Back to the Citadel, Joker. I want the Normandy at the head of that fleet!
Took them long enough. Back to the Citadel, Joker. I want the Normandy at the head of that fleet!
Jeff “Joker” Moreau Dialog24 lines
There is no right choice for something like that. I just hope I never have to go through it again.
Saving my "boots" from burning lava is part of your job, Joker. We don't give medals to soldiers for doing their jobs.
If we present you with a medal, you'll end up sitting on stage listening to politicians make speeches for a couple hours.
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The captain's not here. I'm in charge now, Joker, and time's wasting. Get this bird in the air.
Fancy speeches won't stop Saren from finding the Conduit. If we really want to make the captain proud we better get this bird in the air.
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The Conduit's on Ilos. That's where Saren is heading. I plan to be waiting when he gets there!
The Mu Relay could link to dozens of systems. Unless we know exactly where Saren's going, we'd just be wasting our time.
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Computer, give me a real-time connection to the dreadnought Kilimanjaro. I want to speak to my mother, XO Shepard.
It's all right. I just had a question. Do you remember a Lieutenant Zabaleta from the Einstein?
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The Conduit's on Ilos. That's where Saren is heading. I'll be waiting for him when he gets there!
Lieutenant Alenko, I am your commanding officer! I did what I had to do. Don't question my orders!
Get it together, soldier! Ash's blood is on Saren's hands. And when we find that son-of-a-bitch, I'll make him pay.
Williams is dead. We can't change that. But if we don't stop Saren, her sacrifice was made in vain.
Chief Williams, I am your commanding officer! I did what I had to do. Don't question my orders!
Ash, how far are you going to drive yourself? Are you trying to be a martyr? To redeem your grandfather's honor?
What the public and the military did to him was unfair. But I don't want to lose you because of it.
What the public and the military did to him was unfair. But I don't want to lose a good soldier over it.
Get it together, soldier! Kaidan's blood is on Saren's hands. And when we find that son-of-a-bitch, I'll make him pay.
Alenko's dead. We can't change that. But if we don't stop Saren, his sacrifice was made in vain.
Something's different, but I still can't figure it out. And we're down to our last lead. Time to head for the Artemis Tau cluster. Crew... dismissed!
It's still not clear. And we've only got one lead left: the Atremis Tau cluster. Crew... dismissed!
They're not going to believe any of this. Not without proof. We'd just be wasting our time.
Say what you want, Williams. If you were calling the shots, you'd have done the same. Alenko would've, too.
I won't accept failure. This mission is too important. Saren's still looking for the Conduit. But we're going to find it first!
It's still not clear. And we've only got one lead left: the Artemis Tau cluster. Crew... dismissed!
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I tried to warn you about Saren. You didn't believe me then, and look how that turned out.
Batarian Leader Dialog23 lines
You and I are nothing alike. You killed those people. You pushed the button. And now you'll pay for it.
You're just a demented madman who gets off on killing humans. Don't try to make it sound like some holy crusade.
Do you really think the result would be any different this time? An attack against us would be suicide.
You're not going to die. We'll drop you off on Terra Nova and let Alliance officials deal with you. I doubt they'll be too friendly.
Is that what Elysium was? A way to get our attention? Well, you got it. And when we responded you ran like cowards. Now you want to start it all over again.
You attacked us first. When we retaliated, you ran off to the Council hoping for help. When you didn't get it, you hid. You've got no one to blame but yourselves.
I'm not letting a terrorist like you go free. Do what you want with the others, but it'll be the last thing you do!
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Do you always want to be second in command? Get me out of here and I'll take care of Balak. Then you can start giving the orders.
Spoken like a true lackey. You get me out of here and I'll take care of Balak. Or you can take your chances with me.
Balak will get what's coming to him. And so will you if I ever catch you in human territory again. Are we clear?
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Then I'd be no better than the batarians. Besides, Balak won't get away with this. I know who he is now. He can't run forever.
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This doesn't make any sense. Batarians run criminal gangs. Unethical, but profitable. They don't destroy worlds. What does this gain them?
The people back on Earth haven't been paying attention. Again. The batarians burned my home to the ground twenty years ago. They don't change.
The Conventions only apply to Council-aligned races. The batarian government is a rogue state.
Batarians everywhere, and I need to shut down all three torches. Anything else I should know?
Four-and-a-half million people are going to die in a few hours. Don't make me trot out some tired platitude about the needs of many versus few.
The last thing I needed to deal with was a bunch of explosives. The batarians are bad enough.
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Letting him go was better than the alternative. I thought you were going to stay someplace safe?
Watch where you step. There were bombs, and there may be more. I need a sapper team to sweep the area.
I let Balak walk so he wouldn't blow them up. If they're not all right, he's going to have a short, unhappy life.
I think so. There are hostages in one of the offices nearby. Balak said he'd blow them up if I didn't let him leave.
Yeah, he could. Balak seemed like a practical man. Practical, but callous. I'm sure if he'd been in my place, Ms. Bowman would be dead now, along with all the terrorists.
Balak gets away today. But we'll still be after him tomorrow, and the day after that. Me, my crew, and every other crew in the Alliance.
He'll run, and he'll hide. But eventually he'll slip up, and we'll get him. Bad guys never get away, Simon. Not unless the good guys give up.
Hunting an animal requires patience and discipline. I'll wait for this batarian animal to pop his head up again. And then I'll come down on him like the wrath of God.
Yes. Balak gets away. But does that really matter? Terra Nova is safe. Kate and her crew are safe. You're safe.
Meantime, Balak's lost his followers, he's lost a lot of material, and he didn't accomplish anything. I think we won here, Simon.
You think I should've let him blow up your friends? Sacrificed a few now to avoid possible deaths later?
Nobody dies on my watch. Yeah, Balak might attack another colony in the future. If he does, I'll be there to nail him to the wall.
The Alliance has a whole navy full of people like me, waiting to take him down. We'll be watching.
I'm sorry, Simon. Balak took Kate and some others as hostages. There was a bomb in their cell, and...
The batarians had a bomb. They were holding Katie and her team hostage. I'm afraid they detonated it.
There are people in the galaxy who'll kill a human whenever they're given a chance. Balak was one of them. I didn't give him the chance to run away and try again. The price was three lives.
Part of my job is to accept responsibility for decisions like that. I'll be glad to let Kate's face keep me awake tonight, if it means your family sleeps soundly.
You need to understand something: not everyone out here in the big, bad galaxy likes humans. It's not safe.
Some days, the bad guys are going to win. You ask me, the good guys made out pretty well today.
Yes, I could have. If I let the batarians go. But then they might have done the same thing to another colony. Or two more. Or a dozen.
I know it's a lot to ask, but... that omni-tool of yours? I could really use something like that.
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You think it's that hard, put your credits where your mouth is. Unless that's too much for you?
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We'll see that he receives a proper service once the mission is complete. But I need you to stay focused.
Sometimes marines die. The rest of just have to carry on. We still have to find that beacon.
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You greedy bastard! You weren't running for your life! You were running to check on your merchandise.
We're risking our lives to save this colony. You sure there's nothing else in here that could help us out?
I'm only going to ask this once. Think long and hard before you lie to me again. Are you sure all you've got is one lousy pistol?
He might have something to do with this whole attack, Cole. We need his name. It's important.
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I like the way you hid behind those crates during the fight. Really helped us out. Thanks a lot.
A lot of marines died here, Powell. Those grenades could have come in handy. If I were you, I'd think of some way to make it up to them.
How come you're the only one who survived? Why didn't anyone else try to hide behind the crates?
You ditch work. Then you cower back here and do nothing while the geth butcher everyone else!
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If my mission fails, trillions of people die! I don't have time to go looking for missing traders.
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We'll check on them. I don't know why there are rachni loose out here, but I intend to find out.
Between the Citadel and the Fifth Fleet, everyone wants a piece of us. I'll see if we can divert.
Do what you can to secure your position. We'll see if we can get some of your defenses operational.
Secure those negative waves, Durand. You and me are going to hold this worthless rock. Look to your people. We'll see if we can fix your defenses.
Then we don't have much time. I'll see if any of your defenses can be salvaged. Dig in as best you can.
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Two worlds with sudden rachni infestations? This isn't a coincidence. Tell me about that supply ship.
Tell me about that supply ship. This planet is supposed to be uninhabited. The rachni didn't come from nowhere.
Let's get this over with. Somebody needs an ass-kicking. Whoever it is, we'll find them there.
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You're a diplomat on her way up the ranks. It could be handy to have a Spectre who owes you a favor.
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In that case, you're free to go. But if I find you in any slavery operations, I'll take you down without hesitation.
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I know what ExoGeni was up to. I saw what they let the Thorian do to those colonists. So I destroyed it.
Why didn't you send a clear message asking for help? All we had was that signal from the emergency beacon.
You were in charge of this project. The safety of the staff was your responsibility. They trusted you, and you betrayed that trust!
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I'm not promising to let you go. All I'm saying is that Burns will take another look. Right, Burns?
You're going to jail. But if you go peacefully, Burns will consider the reparations. Right, Burns?
If people think that all L2 biotics are violent extremists, what is that going to accomplish?
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That artifact let Sovereign subvert their free will. Like he did with Saren. Why else would they fly into geth space?
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I understand why Major Kyle built this compound. I'm a biotic; I know what everyone here is going through. I just want to help you.
The Alliance wants someone to pay for those murders. Let me speak to Major Kyle and maybe I can find some way to help you all get out of this alive.
He's leading you to your deaths! If you fight the Alliance, you'll all get slaughtered. I'm your last chance. Let me talk to him, or people start dying.
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Most of your followers are dead because of you! If you really care about them, surrender now before anyone else gets killed!
The Alliance sent me to bring you in, Major. Can't you see this has gotten out of hand? Don't you understand you're endangering your followers?
If you don't come with me, all your followers will end up dead. What kind of father lets his children die?
You ordered your followers to kill those Alliance investigators. You must face the consequences of your actions. Do you really want your children to suffer for your sins, too?
I've already killed half the people in this compound. If you don't come with me, all your followers will end up dead. What kind of father lets his children die?
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And I'm the one they can't prosecute, Toombs. You don't get to throw your life away so easily.
Those bastards can't hurt you any more. Joker, tell the Fifth Fleet we need a ship for pick-up.
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I understand this must be handled. But I don't have anyone trained to deal with this sort of thing, sir.
It's in the Voyager Cluster? That's the opposite side of the Alliance from turian space. How did it get there?
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We find a way out. Someone up there needs my boot up his ass. See if there's anything in here we can use.
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Your grasp of the obvious is inspiring. There's still a nuke down there. Check your corners and watch your back.
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You must have some connection to Cerberus. How else could you tell Kahoku where to find them?
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I'm not here to put up with your crap, Darius. Shall we talk, or should I just shoot you now?
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You needed the krogan to stop the rachni. Then you needed the turians to stop the krogan. So who's going to stop the turians?
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You said you'd been briefed on me. How do you think I feel about people mistreating the dead?
You've read my file. You know how far I'm willing to go, and I'm telling you to release the body.
Is this what I'm out there fighting for? A government that steals the bodies of its honored dead?
Soldiers shouldn't have to worry about what their own government is going to do to their bodies.
You can cut the red tape for a grieving husband. I want you to release the body of Nirali Bhatia.
Captain Dialog47 lines
I want to know the truth about you and Saren. I want to know about the mission you were on together all those years ago.
Maybe they'd let us join the Council if we were more willing to cooperate with the other species.
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The Council treats us like second-class citizens. We have to fight for everything we get.
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Your husband's death wasn't your fault. But if you refuse the therapy, your child's death could be.
Is this about keeping the baby safe, or is this about you losing your last link to your brother?
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This is your opportunity to show people that the hanar aren't crazy xenophobes. Don't waste it.
If you want people's respect, you have to follow the rules. Buy the permit, and stay out of here.
You hanar deserve what you get. You're either too snobbish or too stupid to follow simple rules!
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This quarian can help us bring down Saren. I would've told you that if you hadn't jumped down my throat.
He said Eden Prime brought him one step closer to finding the Conduit. Any idea what that means?
The vision on Eden Prime -- I understand it now. I saw the Protheans being wiped out by the Reapers.
Saren's a threat to every human colony out there. He needs to be stopped. The Council has to listen to us!
I'm not going to sit on my ass just because the Council doesn't want to do anything. If they won't stop Saren, I will.
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Samesh Dialog25 lines
If the military had asked your wife to submit to tests to save human lives, what would she have said?
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I thought the lesson of the First Contact War was that there's other life in the galaxy, and they have opinions too.
Every day I stand up for humanity. Often in the face of bullets. What have you done lately? You really think speeches help?
You have the right to your opinion, Mr. Saracino. But with all due respect, I disagree with it.
The occupation of Shanxi couldn't happen again. We weren't even sure there were aliens to garrison against back then.
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Conrad, I haven't been shot in the head nearly enough times to make that seem like a good idea.
You know what keeps me going out here? Knowing that people back home are keeping humanity strong.
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I can't help you if you don't want to be helped. Do you really want to get over what you saw?
I'm not going to give you money to blow on booze. I'll give you a line of credit at a grocery store.
My mother said to go to the Veteran's Affairs Office. You're not the only one who's seen that brand of hell. They can help.
You want to play the martyr, whine to the other bums. You want to get better, try the Veteran's Office. We've got seven million vets. Someone else has been through this.
Someone else who "knows" me now that I'm famous. We go to kindergarten together or something?
You're barking up the wrong Shepard. Maybe my mother would help you. I think you'll just blow it on booze.
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Bad things happen to good people, Lieutenant. That's why you and I are here. Don't wring your hands over her -- help her.
To make people who do these things pay. It's not the severity of punishment that deters crime, it's the certainty.
You're really concerned about her, aren't you? All right. We're not down to last resorts. Just leave her alone for now.
I don't think that's your decision to make, Lieutenant. I want this docking bay clear in the next sixty seconds. You read me?
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The Spectres represent the best of every species in the galaxy. To be asked to join them is an honor.
We all know it should have happened years ago. I hope the Council realizes that we won't sit at the kids' table forever.
The Council is concerned with the needs of whole galactic community. We're part of that community now. Our needs are on their agenda, but we're one of many.
Actually, the Normandy was co-developed by human and turian engineers. Its design incorporates many innovations. All of which are classified, I'm afraid.
The Normandy is a triumph of human engineering. Like our development of fighter carriers, it shows other races that we're able to think "outside the box."
Many details are still classified, I'm afraid. I can tell you she's a fine ship, and has the best crew I've ever served with.
Hold on. It's pretty clear you have an agenda here. I'm not going to be part of it. Excuse me.
I wasn't aware it had been "handed over" to anyone. I'm in command, and last I checked, I'm human. Same goes for my crew.
Ms. Al-Jilani, I wear the Alliance uniform. And if you think anyone other than me says where the Normandy can go, you're sadly mistaken.
The Normandy has only been loaned to the Citadel. It's a legal technicality that allows me to use her in my new role as Spectre.
The Council had nothing to do with it. There was an accident at Binary Helix labs. In the interest of protecting the company's confidentiality, I can't say more.
I made that call to save myself, my crew, and the inhabitants of Noveria. And I'd do it again.
I can't discuss the particulars, but a previously-undocumented species was discovered in the ruins.
ExoGeni Corp. settled Feros knowing full well the danger it posed to colonists. You could say they were banking on it.
Me. I resolved the situation to the best of my ability. The results weren't all I hoped for. But I still don't see what I could have done differently.
Respect's a funny thing. People always assume they deserve it. The truth is, respect is earned. And I firmly believe we can earn it.
Ever read Machiavelli? He believed it's better to be feared than loved. We build a few dozen more dreadnoughts, I guarantee we'll be respected.
Saren instigated the attack on our colony at Eden Prime. Once his involvement was proven to the Council, I was assigned to bring him in.
For a long time, the Council sat on their hands with regard to Saren. I have to wonder where their thumbs were.
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I agree, sir. But I don't see what my crew can do about it. That's something you fix in drydock.
Modified turian style. They prefer commanders looking over their subordinates, rather than in the middle of them. We wanted to see how effectively they can command with that setup.
There are no amateurs on this crew. They know to keep idle chatter minimized during combat. And I can bellow with the best DIs.
We use our suit or uniform radios. Anyone who needs to talk to me keys in to my line. It's as if they're next to me.
We can loiter in an enemy system and monitor traffic, or drop infiltration teams on enemy worlds. Normandy can be more effective than the salarian STG.
It also makes us the fastest ship in the fleet. Without the Tantalus core, Eden Prime would be a smoking crater right now.
Between Saren and the geth, we have enough enemies out here. Treating other species with suspicion and distrust won't win hearts and minds.
I'm Normandy's commanding officer. The regs say I have the authority to say who does and doesn't come aboard. If you disagree, send a complaint up the chain of command.
I was told to make nice with the Council. If that means our military secrets get out, the brass only has themselves to blame.
The simple fact is, I'm also part of the Council's chain of command now. They expect a joint effort. I'm providing one.
I think Normandy is a good ship, sir. Even if you disagree, you have to see that her joint construction and multiracial crew make the Alliance look better.
We showed the Council something they hadn't thought of with our fighter carriers. You may disapprove of Normandy, but she's just another way we're outthinking them.
Captain Anderson made it clear to me that my assignment came from way up in the brass. They say jump, I say how high.
Normandy is an Alliance warship, but she's on loan to the Citadel. That means she's not in your chain of command.
No, sir. Just pointing out our peculiar legal situation. You're welcome to look around, but this can't be considered a formal inspection.
Normandy is not legally part of the Alliance Military. I can't allow you aboard without permission from the Office of Special Tactics and Reconnaissance.
Talitha Dialog41 lines
First, don't point that at me. Second, I'm Commander Shepard, Systems Alliance. Who are you?
My name is Commander Shepard. I'm an Alliance marine. I'm here to protect you. What can I call you?
I don't want to hear what those bastards called you. I want your name. The one you were born with.
Talitha, this will make you sleep. If you fall asleep, they'll take you to a place where you can get better.
For a while I was broken. I lost my whole family, Talitha. My friends. My childhood. I had to pull myself up and keep going.
I fought. My whole family fought, and got hit by an artillery strike for their trouble. I got buried under rubble. If they saw me, they left me for dead.
We were trying to evacuate people. The slavers hit us with artillery. When I woke up, I was the only one alive. They must have thought I was a corpse.
With everything that happened that day, no one could blame you for hoping they'd just go away.
Talitha, you were what? Six years old? No one blames you for staying quiet and hoping they'd go away. The only person blaming you is you.
You couldn't have fought them off when you were a child. They were bigger than you. There were more of them. They would have killed you.
All right, you didn't fight back. So what? I've been in combat. I've seen people make bad decisions under stress.
You were just a child when this happened. You can't blame yourself for pulling the blankets over your head and hoping the monsters go away.
The marines destroyed your world. As bad as it was, that was still the only world you knew. You didn't know them. They weren't safe.
You were afraid. All you'd known for 13 years was the "masters'" abuse. So you tried to heal them.
The marines who rescued you. They were the first humans you'd seen in 13 years. But you tried to heal your captors. Why?
Listen to me. It's not your fault. You're not responsible. The slavers killed your parents. You didn't.
I know it hurts, Talitha. I'm sorry. But you need to deal with this. What happened to them? Think.
I don't want to hear that! You survived 13 years in a slave pen. You 're strong enough to deal with a memory.
Tell me, Talitha. You know where your parents are. You just don't want to face it. What did you see?
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You're shutting down a medical clinic. What if someone needs treatment? What if you need treatment?
Chorban Dialog35 lines
I'm not breaking regulations for you or your research. Return what you stole, or I'll have you arrested.
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A lot of people died because of him. He had it coming. Now let's move. We have to save that quarian!
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She must have something that proves he's a traitor. Did the quarian mention anything about Saren? Or the geth?
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The name's Commander Shepard. Remember that unless you want to start picking your teeth up off the floor.
Call me princess again and you'll be picking your teeth up off the floor. Now tell me where Garrus is!
Harkin, right? I was told you could help me find someone. A turian C-Sec officer named Garrus.
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There's only one ship that can get me into the Terminus Systems undetected, and she's grounded.
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Kahoku Dialog19 lines
Somebody lured them there with an Alliance distress beacon. Placed it perfectly so they'd land right beside the thresher nest.
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Saren Arterius Dialog7 lines
The mission to Eden Prime was top secret. The only way you could know about the beacon was if you were there!
Council Spectre Induction Dialog19 lines
I tried to warn you about Saren, and you refused to face the truth. Don't make the same mistake again.
Fifty thousand years ago, the Reapers wiped out all galactic civilization. If Saren finds the Conduit, it will happen again!
You don't have to send a fleet into the Traverse, and the Ambassador gets his human Spectre. Everybody's happy.
It was a turian Spectre who betrayed this Council. And it was a human who exposed him. I've earned this!
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You think a blockade's going to stop him? He's on Ilos looking for the Conduit right now! What are you doing about that?
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Would it help if I brought in some power cells from the Normandy? We can certainly spare a few.
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No hitting the colonists, even if the Thorian makes them fire on us. That's what the gas grenades are for.
Fire if you have to, but let's try to keep casualties to a minimum. They can't help themselves.
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You enslaved the colonists! You destroyed their minds. I don't know what Saren wanted with you, but I just want you dead!
Asari Matriarchs are among the most intelligent and powerful beings in the galaxy. How could one fall under Saren's control?
You were allied with Saren. For all I know, you still are. I can't just let you walk away.
The colonists will need all the help they can get. They'll be happy to have you on their side.
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I won't let you hurt these people any more. Drop your weapon or be prepared to use it!
Can't you see the inherent potential in this colony? Think of the promotional opportunities!
They recovered from an alien attack on a frontier world. Add that to your company profile.
Pitch it as "Humanity against all odds!" You could even sell tickets to wealthy adventurers.
They lose even more if they talk. Besides, there's no real crime to report if you let them go.
Make the offer sweet enough and they'll take it. And they won't risk losing it all just to talk.
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Jeff “Joker” Moreau Dialog6 lines
This place will be crawling with geth in a minute. Keep together and we'll get out of here in one piece.
Lizbeth Dialog27 lines
Vi Dialog23 lines

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