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I'm %n. Remember? The %oc?&

%oth, how soon they forget. I'm %n, the friendly %oc.&

I'm %n the %oc, remember?&

I remember you, %ra. I'm the %oc %n&

Can't remember, young %ra? I'm a %oc by name of %n.&

%oth, talk about a short memory. %n the %oc, at your service.&

%oth, you forgot already? I'm %n, a %oc with a good memory.&

I'm the %ra and you're %n the %oc, or the other way around.&

We've already met, %ra. I'm %n the %oc, remember?&

Good to see you again, %ra. %n the %oc, remember me?&


Yeah, I remember you, %ra. I'm %fn, the courtesan, remember?&

I don't mind you forgetting me. Nature of business. I'm %fn the whore.&

%oth, think really hard, %ra. Oh well, I'm %n, the, ah, lady of the night.&

We met before, %ra. I'm a tart, by the name of %fn.&

I'm %n the harlot. Remember, we spoke before?&


You know me, honey. Well, we only talked before I guess. %n, mistress to the %ra
kings.&

Not too many %ra boys forget %fn. Of course, we usually did more than just talk.&

%oth, honey, you're hurting %fn's feelings, pretending you don't remember her. I'm the
naughty lady you talked to a little while ago.&

If my face doesn't look familiar, honey, it's 'cause you weren't looking at it when
we talked before. %fn, %ra. Pleasure to see ya again.&

It ain't been that long, %pcf. You remember your little %fn, don't cha?&


You're %fn the Fool, right? No, wait a minute, that's me. I'm terrible at names.&

I remember you! Don't tell me you forgot %fn the Jester. Woe is me. %jok.&

Who are you? Who are you? That's all I ever hear from you! I'm %fn the Fool.
Remember it next time. Sheesh.&

I memorized your name when we met before, but I threw my head away. I'm %n the
Jester. %jok.&

Wanna hear a joke? no? Too bad... %jok &

Have you heard this one before? %jok &

You talk to me, play with my affections, then the next minute, it's 'Who are you?'
Well, %ra, I may be thy old buddy %n the Jester, or I might be the %t of %cn.&


Now the first time you asked me who I am, I thought, 'What an idiot.' Now I wonder
whether I'm doing my job right. I'm %n, remember? I breath fire?&

My name is %n, the firebreather. Good to see you again, %ra.&

Are you joking? You don't remember %n the firebreather? Ah, the fleet feet of
celebrity.&

Most people don't have to ask more than once, %ra. I'm %n the firebreather.&

They call me %n the firebreather. Wait a minute, we met before. Good to see you, %ra.&


Ah, %ra, come back to talk to %n. Did you miss me or my snake, %sn?&

Whose name did you forget, %ra? %n the snake charmer, or %sn the snake? Never mind -
- it's good to see you again.&

How have you been, young %ra? Don't you remember %n the snake charmer? I am sad to
have made so little an impression.&

I am %n the greatest snake charmer in %cn. And you are a silly %ra for
forgetting my name.&

I do not spend my day playing with my snake, so that every two minutes a %ra ruffian
interrupts me with, 'Who are you?'. 'Are you %n, the snake man?' It makes me mad.&


I'm %fn, the %t of %cn, of course. Bad habit of yours, %ra. Asking old friends to
identify themselves. Makes you look lumpheaded, it does.&

Look familar, do I? Why, I'm %fn the poor, stupid mendicant, I mean beggar.&

I'm thy old pal, %fn the man o' the streets. Don't tell me you forgot.&

Someone might think you've forgotten my name, mate. But not %fn. I know demanding
'Who are you?' is just yer way of saying 'Hello, friend.'&

See how I remember thy name? Mine's poor %fn. We met before.&


My name is %n, the vendor. You're %pcf, ain't you? I think we met before.&

I'm thy solicitor %n, don't you remember? Well, it's my business to remember.&

I never forget a face. You're that %ra from before. I'm %n, the retailer.&

I cannot believe that you don't remember %n the vendor. Oh well, how are you?&

You remember me, don't you? I'm %n the monger. What can I do for you, old %ra?&


Presenting %n the merchant. Most people remember my name the first time. Oh well...&

We met before, not too long ago, young %ra. I'm the merchant %n.&

Good to see you again, %ra. I'm %n, king of merchandise, if you forgot.&

Still strolling around %cn, eh, %ra? Wish I had thy job but I gotta to eat.&

I can't believe you forgot my name, %n, supplier to %cn. I thought we had a relationship.&


I already told you, %ra. They call me %n. What d'ya want now?&

Listen, %n don't plan on making friends with no %ra. What is it?&

I told you before, %n is a busy man. Okay, what d'ya want this time?&

Can't you find anyone else to talk to? Fine, make it quick. %n is expecting some
important business any moment now.&

You already asked that before. I go by the name %n. What's yer problem now?&


Dear me if it isn't the young %ra again. You remember old %n, didn't you? Now what
can I do for you this time?&

Do I have a sign around my neck saying 'Bother Me'? I'm a cranky old wizard named
%n, not a travel guide. Make it a quick question, little one.&

You forgot my name, I remember when your average %ra had an outstanding memory.
Well, let me reintroduce myself. I am %n the Wizard. What can I do for you, youngster?&

The sorceror, %n. Surely, you have not forgotten? Adjusting to %cn life
all right, I trust.&

Ah, how soon they forget. I am the great %n, and we've met before.&


Ah, %ra, we meet again. You remember me, %n of the %tem? Of course, you do.&

Still wandering the dangerous streets of %cn, eh, %ra? Take the words of %n to
heart. Get inside before nightfall.&

Good to see you yet again, %ra. What can poor friar %n do for you this time?&

Still have not found thy way, %ra? You remember %n of the %tem, yes? Tell me how I can
help you.&

Ah the young %ra butcher again. You have not come to confess thy sins to Father
%fn this time either, have you? You just need direction.&


I know what you're going to say. 'Play it again, %n.' How are you,
%ra. It seems that I can't play three notes without you interrupting me, can I?&

This is getting to be our song, eh, %ra? Tell me what a poor lutist like %n can do
for you this time?&

It must be my name that's forgettable, not my music. Allow me to reintroduce myself
to you, %ra. I am %n of the lute. How can I help you?&

This is getting to be a bad joke. Let me complete just one song without you
interrupting me. It must be pretty important for you to bother %n more than once, I
suppose. Yes?&

Ah, my friend, don't tell me you've forgotten my name. I'm %n. To think I
was going to write a song about you entitled, 'The %ra of %hc.' But I forgive
you, good %ra.&


Little wonder you've forgotten my name, %ra. It's %n. It's one of those forgettable
names.&

You're still here, %ra? No surprise. The streets are still dirty, %n's back still
hurts. Nothing ever changes in %cn.&

Few people talk to %n more than once, %ra. Most thinks I'm crazy. Maybe you're
crazy too.&

What do you want from %n this time, %ra? Directions? Gossip? I'll tell you what I
know... which isn't much.&

Hello again, %ra. How can %n the street sweeper help a %ra like you?&


Oh, it's you again, you. Please don't touch the merchandise. Remember the motto
of %n, you break it, you bought it.&

Didn't I tell you before not to touch the slaves? If you want to talk to someone,
talk to me, %n. So what can I help you with, kid?&

Hello again, %ra. Not too morally offended by my trade to come back, are you? Don't
sweat about it. What can %n, esquire, do for you?&

Listen, %ra, you may not like what I do, but I'm %n, a businessman. I can't spend
all my time talking with %ra kids like you.&

Interested in someone up there this time, kid? Or do you just wanna pump %n for
information? I guess I already knew that one&





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