This portrait is covered in cobwebs. You can: 1. Compare to weapons cache. 2. Learn about Mazov. 3. React depending on political persuasion. 4. Speculate about who may have stayed here (foreshadows deserter).
This is a listing of every "entry" in a given game conversation as scraped from the game files. Entries often contain written dialogue, as well as conditional logic governing their appearance to the player. They also link to other entries, sometimes automatically and sometimes through player action. This page is best used to search for a specific word or phrase, as following the links in this format can be difficult. For an experience that better accommodates the branching structure of these conversations, see the corresponding interactive page.
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1 | None |
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2 | Kras Mazov Portrait | A moustachioed and mutton-chopped man, amateurishly depicted, gazes at you with sad eyes. A plaque reads: "K. Mazov." There is a spider web in the lower left corner of the portrait. |
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3 | Kim Kitsuragi |
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4 | Kim Kitsuragi | Variable["tc.mazov"] |
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5 | Kim Kitsuragi | (Variable["tc.mazov"]) == false |
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6 | Encyclopedia | Kras Mazov (nom de guerre), was an economist and a theoretical historian. He was a leading figure in the Graad side of the Turn-of-the-Century Revolution, where he headed the Eleven Day Government. Mazov is considered the father of scientific communism (Mazovian thought or Mazovianism). |
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7 | None |
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8 | You | "Who is K. Mazov?" | Variable["tc.mazov"] == false and IsKimHere() |
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9 | You | "Look, Kim! It's Comrade Mazov!" | Variable["tc.mazov"] and IsKimHere() and IsHighestPolitical("communist") and Variable["boardwalk.mazov_learned_of_him_in_portrait"] == false |
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10 | You | "It's Kras Mazov, the idol of murdering traitors." | Variable["tc.mazov"] and IsKimHere() and IsHighestPolitical("revacholian_nationhood") and Variable["boardwalk.mazov_learned_of_him_in_portrait"] == false |
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11 | You | [Leave.] |
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12 | You | "It's Kras Mazov! What a troublemaker he was." | Variable["tc.mazov"] and IsKimHere() and IsHighestPolitical("moralist") and Variable["boardwalk.mazov_learned_of_him_in_portrait"] == false |
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13 | You | "It's that Mazov guy. This must have been the hiding place of some naive leftists." | Variable["tc.mazov"] and IsKimHere() and IsHighestPolitical("ultraliberal") and Variable["boardwalk.mazov_learned_of_him_in_portrait"] == false |
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14 | Kim Kitsuragi | "Well, my amnesiac friend, Mazov is the father of scientific communism. His theories about economic history greatly influenced -- some would even say *sparked* -- the Antecentennial Revolution." |
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15 | You | "So my comrades were here." |
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16 | You | "So... this must have been the hiding place of some antitraditionalist murderers?" |
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17 | You | "So his ideas tend to stir up trouble?" |
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18 | You | "So... this must have been the hiding place of some naive leftists?" |
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19 | You | "Why would someone have a portrait like this?" |
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20 | Kim Kitsuragi | "Yes, I can see that. Looks like some communists were hiding out here. They left a long time ago." |
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21 | Rhetoric | The lieutenant does not seem to share your enthusiasm. |
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22 | Kim Kitsuragi | "Yes. Looks like some latter-day radicals were hiding out here. They left a long time ago." |
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23 | Kim Kitsuragi | "Some radical -- or radicals -- were hiding out here. They left a long time ago." |
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24 | You | Brush the dust off the portrait. |
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25 | You | Wonder: who is K. Mazov? | Variable["tc.mazov"] == false and IsKimHere() |
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26 | Kras Mazov Portrait | The man in the portrait looks back at you silently. He knows who he is, but he isn't telling. |
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27 | Kras Mazov Portrait | Years' worth of dust is shaken off. The full head of hair, matched by an ample moustache and sideburns, look a bit silly. |
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28 | None |
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29 | Kim Kitsuragi | "Yes, some radical -- or radicals -- were hiding out here but left a long time ago." |
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30 | Kim Kitsuragi | "Yes. And it looks like some latter-day radicals were hiding out here but left a long time ago." |
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31 | Kim Kitsuragi | "If you wish. At any rate, looks like some Mazovians were hiding out here but left a long time ago." |
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32 | Kim Kitsuragi | "Looks like some radical -- or radicals -- were hiding out here but left a long time ago." |
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33 | Rhetoric | The lieutenant does not seem to share your enthusiasm. |
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34 | None |
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35 | Shivers | Someone crouches, heels digging into wet sand. Hands sweep across the sand, grains sticking to the frayed skin of the fingertips. An old man sits on a slab of concrete and taps his fingers against the glass of a scope... you shudder. |
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36 | None |
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37 | You | "Maybe I should move in here. Seems cozy." |
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38 | You | "What's this still doing here?" |
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39 | Kim Kitsuragi | "What most people think of as *history* has a tendency to linger in run-down neighbourhoods. Martinaise being what it is, no one has gone through the trouble of cleaning out the old bunkers." |
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40 | Kim Kitsuragi | "I won't stand in your way -- but only after we're through with this case." |
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41 | You | "A long time ago? How long?" |
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42 | Kim Kitsuragi | "Half a century? This was probably part of the network of defence posts the communards built against the amphibious landing." He looks around. |
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43 | Kim Kitsuragi | "I think the purpose of this bunker was to produce propaganda. It would have had radio equipment back then, but that's all been looted." |
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44 | Savoir Faire | A good hiding place for someone who's up to no good. |
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45 | You | "Could someone have stopped through here recently?" (Conclude.) |
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46 | Kim Kitsuragi | "You mean, like Ruby? No. I think we've stumbled on a piece of history." He looks at the dust. |
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47 | You | "Could it be connected to the Mazov bust we found in the student's room?" | Variable["XP.kras_bust"] |
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48 | Kim Kitsuragi | "Millions of depictions of Mazov have been produced. They're not all connected -- besides, that looked like some student. The youths always go for this kind of stuff..." |
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49 | None |
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