Dialogue with Hassian
Dialogue
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Script:
Hassian: You made it! I was afraid you might not show up.
Hassian: I wanted to talk to you about the stars.
You: The stars?
Hassian: Yes, many of Palia's greatest stories are written in the stars.
Hassian: The Lovers are particularly bright tonight. Do you know the story of Nyota and Dunn?
You: No...
Hassian: Legend has it in the days of the first Majiri, there were many intelligent creatures who lived in these woods.
Hassian: One such creature was the wood nymph. Each nymph was said to have a unique magical power.
Hassian: One day, a nymph called Nyota, who had the power to see the future, met a young hunter named Dunn.
Hassian: Nyota helped Dunn find all the best prey in exchange for stories of the world outside the woods.
Hassian: Eventually, Nyota and Dunn spent so much time together they fell in love.
Hassian: But the first time they kissed, Nyota saw that Dunn's people would betray hers by flooding her home to create a great lake.
Hassian: What do you think Nyota should have done when she learned this?
You: 
Kill Dunn.
Hassian: Maybe you're right. Lovers from such different worlds could never be.
Hassian: Unfortunately for her, she didn't learn that lesson.
Hassian: She tried to persuade Dunn to help save her people. And he tried, but all they ended up accomplishing was ensuring that he drowned with her.
Hassian: Love can make people do foolish things. Luckily, I am not plagued with such a curse...
Rewards:
You: 
Convince Dunn to help.
Hassian: That's what she did.
Hassian: And Dunn fought tirelessly against the dam, but unfortunately, he failed and they both drowned.
Hassian: I always took that story to mean that people from two different worlds couldn't be together.
Hassian: ...but maybe I got it all wrong.
You: Yeah?
Hassian: When you first started... flirting with me, I wasn't sure what to do. I thought it would be better for us both if I shut things down.
Hassian: And then I found myself thinking of you, all the time. Whether you'd like a flower I spotted in the meadow, or how your smile looks in the sun.
Hassian: I lost many sleepless nights when I realized what you meant to me.
Hassian: I thought, like Nyota and Dunn, we were never meant to be. Yet you surprised me at every step. Returning my affections. Following Majiri tradition.
Hassian: And I realized that, whatever our differences, there was nothing I wasn't willing to overcome.
Hassian: I made this pin for you the night you gave me that lily. I wanted to hold onto it until I was sure...
Hassian: I should have known from the beginning that it was always meant to be yours.
Rewards:
You: 
Run away with Dunn.
Hassian: Maybe that would have worked...if she could have crossed the water. Nyota was tied to her home.
Hassian: And no matter how much she loved Dunn she couldn't leave it.
Hassian: Eventually when the Humans flooded the valley, they died together.
Hassian: Like Nyota, I too am tied to this land. If only by customs and not magic.
You: Yeah?
Hassian: When you first started... flirting with me, I wasn't sure what to do. I thought it would be better for us both if I shut things down.
Hassian: And then I found myself thinking of you, all the time. Whether you'd like a flower I spotted in the meadow, or how your smile looks in the sun.
Hassian: I lost many sleepless nights when I realized what you meant to me.
Hassian: I thought, like Nyota and Dunn, we were never meant to be. Yet you surprised me at every step. Returning my affections. Following Majiri tradition.
Hassian: And I realized that, whatever our differences, there was nothing I wasn't willing to overcome.
Hassian: I made this pin for you the night you gave me that lily. I wanted to hold onto it until I was sure...
Hassian: I should have known from the beginning that it was always meant to be yours.
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