What – by Oblivion – are you doing here?

„Studies as you can plainly see. So don‘t bother me any longer.“ [Forced dialogue exit, player may leave, but gets new options available afterwards]

1. Don‘t ignore me, you bitch. What are you doing here?
   „By now some people might have told you to change your bad behaviour. It is rude to disturb strangers in their own lair. You better take this chance and leave – or at least change for the better.“ [Back to dialogue options]

2. May I ask about the nature of your studies?
   „By all the Daedra. Do I really have to take you by the hand like a child? Since you are standing right here, you should have seen the work of my colleagues and servants.

   1. It was a long way to this chamber and your colleagues or servants were in no way helpful not to say murderous. So forgive me that I am more than a bit vexed. Again: What are you doing here?
      „Oh! I guess that is a good reason to be upset. Of course you could have made a deal with my colleagues instead of going to war against them. On the contrary, I have to admit that it was always a bit difficult to get in touch with them. Whatever. What is done cannot be undone. So back to your question. Let me put it like this: I am a conjurer – and a necromancer … sort of. Think about it.“ [Back to dialogue options]

   2. You cannot say that I did not try. I am so tired of all this. Just give me a clear answer or you will die in your beloved chamber.
      „Don‘t be such a fool! If you want to resort to violence, I will respond in kind and I am more than capable to take it up with you.“

      1. Die, you bitch! [Forced dialogue exit. Fight starts.]

      2. Come on, you bitch. Just tell me what I want to know.
         „You are forsooth a fool if you think that your words bother me. Behave yourself or leave as long as you still can.“ [Forced dialogue exit.]

   3. I am still trying to understand, but are you maybe exploring the possibilities of life after death along with controlling the undead?
      „Good, you finally used your brain. I am forsooth investigating that topic. Unfortunately my ressources are limited so I had to be … creative and revert to more unusual options.“

      1. The college sent me to get the books back, but nobody specified how I should do that. Perhaps we can come to an arrangement. [→ General negotiations with The Caller]

      2. Your creative or unusual options caused some trouble. I am here to reclaim the stolen books over there in the name of their rightful owner. Furthermore I will take Orthorn with me – without further discussions. Leave me be and and there won't be any more trouble.
         „That is disappointing. Although you are talented you behave like a lackey. On top of that you are equally insulting and underestimating me for I am practising magic for decades. You are no match for me if I take the gloves off. So you better think twice about your next move.“

         1. Whatever you say, if you don‘t want to give me the books, I will take them by force. [Forced dialogue exit. Fight starts.]

         2. I might be a better opponent than you expect, for I am an Assassin.
            „Are you saying that you are not interested in a peaceful solution?"

            1. That's right. Give me the books or feel my wrath. [Forced dialogue exit. Fight starts.]

            2. No. I just wanted to say that violence is a bad choice. Can't we come to an arrangement?

            3. [Silence]
               "Oh! You are trying the Dark Brotherhood intimidation. I have heard about it, but so far as I recall the brotherhood was destroyd during the Oblivion crisis. Is there something that you want to tell me?" [Back to dialogue options]

               1. The brotherhood survived and will persist, but you will die here and now. [Forced dialogue exit. Fight starts.]

               2. Die! In the name of K … Sithis! [Forced dialogue exit. Fight starts.]

               3. [Silence] [Forced dialogue exit. Dialogue option no longer available. Player can only attack.]

         3. I might be a stronger opponent than you expect, for I am the Dragonborn.
            So you are a Dragonborn. That sounds … interesting.

            1. Interesting enough for an arrangement?
               Well, your standing opens up some possibilities, but first of all I am interested in getting this keep officially under my control.
               If you can persuade the Jarl of Whiterun to entrust the keep to me, I might be willing to give you the books.“ [→ Decision to purchase the keep]

            2. I don‘t care about that. Die! [Forced dialogue exit. Fight starts.]

         4. I might be a stronger opponent than you expect, for I am the Harbinger of the Companions in Whiterun.
            „You are the Harbinger of the Companions? Now what? Do you want to fight me?”

            1. Yes. Die, you bitch!
               Oh dear! Let's get this over with! [Forced dialogue exit. Fight starts.]

            2. I am usually not the type to cause trouble, but I suppose you will not hand over the books without a fight. So … yes.
               "It is such a shame. I thought you would be wiser. Well, if you cannot think of anything else than a fight, let's get this over with!” [Forced dialogue exit. Fight starts.]

            3. I don’t want to cause any more trouble. Couldnt’ we come to an arrangement?
               Finally you show some sign of wisdom. Yes, since this keep belongs to Whiterun, we might come to an arrangement. If you can persuade the Jarl to entrust the keep to me, I might be willing to give you the books.“ [→ Decision to purchase the keep]

         5. I can see that we are in a quite tense situation. Honestly, I did not expect the welcome I got and I don‘t want to make the situation even worse. However, I need the books. Can we come to an arrangement after all? [→ General negotiations with The Caller]

         6. The college sent me to get the books back, but nobody specified how I should do that. Perhaps we can come to an arrangement. [→ General negotiations with The Caller]

         7. I represent the College of WInterhold, but I am also the thane of […] and my word carries some weight. Perhaps we can come to an arrangement?
            „Alas you are not the thane of of Whiterun. That would have been helpful. Your thaneship in other holds is of little worth for me.“ [Back to dialogue options]

3. I can see that we are in a quite tense situation. Honestly, I did not expect the welcome I got and I don‘t want to make the situation even worse. However, I need the books. Can we come to an arrangement after all? [→ General negotiations with The Caller]

4. The college sent me to get the books back, but nobody specified how I should do that. Perhaps we can come to an arrangement. [→ General negotiations with The Caller]

5. We have to talk about the books. The college sent me to get them back, but nobody specified how I should do that. Since I am also the Thane of [any other hold than Whiterun] my word carries some weight. So my appreciation might be of value to you. Couldn‘t we come to an agreement?
   „Alas you are not the thane of of Whiterun. That would have been helpful. Your thaneship in other holds is of little worth for me.“ [Back to dialogue options]

6. We have to talk about the books. The college sent me to get them back, but nobody specified how I should do that. Since I am also the Thane of Whiterun my word carries some weight. So my appreciation might be of value to you. Perhaps we can come to an arrangement.
   „You are the Thane of Whiterun? That opens up some possibilities. Yes, since this keep belongs to Whiterun, we might come to an arrangement. If you can persuade the Jarl to entrust the keep to me, I might be willing to give you the books.“ [→ Decision to purchase the keep]

7. We have to talk about the books. The college sent me to get them back, but nobody specified how I should do that. Since I am also the Harbinger of the Companions in Whiterun my word carries some weight. So my appreciation might be of value to you. Perhaps we can come to an arrangement.
   “You are the Harbinger of the Companions? … That opens up some possibilities. Yes, since this keep belongs to Whiterun, we might come to an arrangement. If you can persuade the Jarl to entrust the keep to me, I might be willing to give you the books.“ [→ Decision to purchase the keep]

8. We have to talk about the books. The college sent me to get them back, but nobody specified how I should do that. Since I am also a Dragonborn my word carries some weight. So my appreciation might be of value to you. Perhaps we can come to an arrangement.
   So you are a Dragonborn. That sounds … interesting. Yes, we might come to an arrangement, since your standing opens up some possibilities, but first of all I am interested in getting this keep officially under my control.
   If you can persuade the Jarl to entrust the keep to me, I might be willing to give you the books.“ [→ Decision to purchase the keep]

„You want to make an arrangement? What do you have to offer?“

1. Let me bring the books and Orthorn back to the college. In exchange I owe you a favour, when I return. Most certainly I am of value for you.
   „I see! Do you want food for the journey, a treat, perhaps a farewell drink? Shall I throw a farewell party for you? – Don't take me for an idiot. As if the mouse would ever come back to the cat willingly. Orthorn will stay and I will keep the books until I got a proper compensation for them.”

   1. Please don’t be cross with me. I had to give it a try. How about doing it the other way? If you promise me to spare Orthorn and hand the books over, I will do you a favour in advance.
      “Oh well. I would say, we could forsooth making an arrangement. I guess you could serve me by acquiring this keep for me.” [→ Decision to purchase the keep]

   2. Couldn’t you cast a spell that forces me to keep our arrangement?
      “That might be a solution to our trust problems. Very well, so be it. Hold still and repeat your promise when I cast the spell.” [Unbreakable vow spell is cast, vow is made]
      Now off with you. You have one week to bring the books back and return to me right afterwards. Should be more than enough time. If you do not make it or if you try to assault me, you will suffer a fate worse than death. – Besides that Orthorn will die at that very moment.

   3. Let us swear an oath that binds both of us to keep our arrangement.
      “Why should I do that? I am just about to keep my side of the arrangement.”

      1. [Persuasion very hard] It would be a sign of approval and create trust in you.
         [Passed] “Oh well, so be it. Hold still while I cast the spell.” [Unbreakable vow spell is cast.]
         “I swear to let Orthorn go and leave him in peace. You may take the books and leave with him. In exchange you owe me a favour. From now on you have one week to return to me. If you do not return, your life force will dwindle away and your soul will be mine.”
         [Spell ends. The caller holds a black soul gem up.]
         “You may leave now. Take the back exit behind me. That is quicker.” [Forced dialogue exit." Back door is unlocked.]

      2. [Failed] “That will not happen. Nonetheless as I said I will keep my side of the arrangement and allow you to leave with Orthorn and the books.”

         1. Fine. Cast the spell on me. [Unbreakable vow spell is cast.]
            “You may take Orthorn and the books with you. In exchange you owe me a favour. From now on you have one week to return to me. If you do not return, your life force will dwindle away and your soul will be mine.”
            [Spell ends. The caller holds a black soul gem up.]

         2. No. Who knows what kind of magic or conditions you are including in the spell.
            [Persuasion very hard] Either cast the spell on both of us or not at all.
            [Passed] “Oh well, so be it. Hold still while I cast the spell.” [Unbreakable vow spell is cast.] → [1.3.1]
            [Failed again] “Fool! There are spells that don’t need your consent to be cast on you. Soon you will bitterly regret your stubbornness. Let’s see if you like it this way.”
            [Paralysation spell is cast]
            “Orthorn! Come here!” [Orthorn obeys and comes closer]
            “Fuck this bitch as hard as you can if you want to live.” [Orthorn obeys again.]
            “Very well. That was the first part of your punishment, bitch. The second part will follow soon. Orthorn follow me.”
            [The Caller gets some prisoner chains and hands them to Orthorn.]
            “Shackle that bitch.” [Orthorn locks the PC in prisoner chains.]
            “Now off with you and have a lot of fun out there. You may come back if you want to atone for your bad behaviour.” [Forced dialogue exit." Back door is unlocked.]

Decision to purchase the keep

1. What do you want to do with the keep?
   „Oh dear! That should be obvious. I want to reconstruct it and build a new study – one with some luxury. I don‘t want to stay forever in a hovel like this.
   If I only could establish a new mage guild as well and successfully delve into some more … risky fields of research, then Savros would go berserk.“ [Back to dialogue options]

2. How shall I acquire the keep?
   Think, silly, think! To acquire something you have to go to the owner, which is the jarl of Whiterun in this case. Then you make an offer. If he accepts, you get the deed of ownership for the keep. If he declines, you have to improve your offer until he is satisfied or at least content. Return with the deed and you are done.”

   1. Well … [Back to dialogue options]

   2. I know how to purchase something, but you want a whole keep!
      “That purchase is not much different from others.” [Back to dialogue options]

3. The costs will be enormous and I guess I will also have to drum up enough support or to win influence, so that I can persuade them to leave the keep to you. That seems to be almost impossible.
   [Thane of Whiterun] “You are the Thane of Whiterun. That should matter. Besides that I have much confidence in your ability to procure the money for this as well.” [Back to dialogue options]
   [Dragonborn] “You are the Dragonborn. That should matter. Besides that I have much confidence in your ability to procure the money for this as well.” [Back to dialogue options]
   [Harbinger] “You are the Harbinger. That should matter. Besides that I have much confidence in your ability to procure the money for this as well.” [Back to dialogue options]
   “You might have to do the jarl or his steward a favour or two. It should be not that big a deal for you. Besides that I have much confidence in your ability to procure enough money for this as well.” [Back to dialogue options]

4. The jarl will never entrust the keep to someone like you.
   „I bet he does, because you will be very persuasive. After all the books are of great value for you.“ [Back to dialogue options]

5. [Thane of Whiterun / Harbinger / Dragonborn] A keep for the books. That is too much. How about something else instead? There must be other things that you need.
   „Maybe. But as a [insert title here] you have good connections. It would be silly to waste such a good opportunity. – To put it bluntly: I want the keep. You want the books. No keep for me. No books for you.“

   1. You are such a pest! I am fed up with this! Time to get the books the hard way. [Forced dialogue exit. Fight starts.]

   2. You win. I will work something out.
      „Good, you may leave now. Take the back exit behind me. That is quicker. See you soon, my servant.

      1. Please wait, I have more questions.
         "Then be quick about it." [Back to dialogue options]

      2. Fair enough. I will do what you want. [Forced dialogue exit. Back door is unlocked.]

   3. A keep for the books. That is too much. How about something else instead? There must be other things that you need.
      „This is nothing personal, just business. So let me give you an incentive. Upon my soul I promise to give you the books and some special magical artifacts as a bonus once the keep is officially under my control.“ [Back to dialogue options, hint for betrayal]

      1. You are such a pest! I am fed up with it! Time to get the books the hard way.
         [Forced dialogue exit. Fight starts.]

      2. All right. You win. I will work something out.
         "Good, you may leave now. Take the back exit behind me. That is quicker. See you soon, my servant." [Forced dialogue exit. Back door is unlocked.]

      3. But perhaps …
         "No! We have had enough of words. For now the keep is all I want. Obtain it for met [Back to dialogue options]

   4. Fair enough. I will do it if you let Orthorn live and give me the books when I return with the deed.
      “That is fine with me. Now stop bothering me with questions and take the back exit behind me.” [Forced dialogue exit." Back door is unlocked, hint for betrayal]

   5. I cannot acquire a whole keep for you. No! I barely know you and from what I have seen, your motivation is more than a bit questionable. And I cannot let you go on with that behaviour …
      Then there is no way to make an arrangement. I guess that leaves us only with the option to fight each other.

      1. So be it! [Forced dialogue exit. Fight starts.]

      2. Wait! There is no need to fight. Perhaps we can find a solution. [Back to dialogue options]

6. I could still kill you and take them right now without all the hassle.
   „Maybe. Perhaps you can kill me before I burn them to ashes. Perhaps you are too late. Then they are lost for both of us. Do you want to risk that?“

   1. Yes! Time to get the books the hard way! [Forced dialogue exit. Fight starts.]

   2. No. … No. (sigh) You win.
      „Good [lad/lass]. Now let us talk about other options.“ [Back to dialogue options]

[Jarl Balgruuf / My jarl], I need to speak with you about Fellglow Keep.
„You want to speak about that old ruin? Why?“

1. I represent a magician, who wants to purchase or lease Fellglow Keep.

2. I want to buy the keep.

„That is a quite unusual request. Please, speak with Proventus or Irileth first. Afterwards we can discuss that topic.“

• [Before speaking with jarl Balgruuf] I Need to speak with the Jarl about Fellglow Keep.
  „The Jarl is, as you can imagine, very busy. Can I help you?“

• [After speaking with jarl Balgruuf] I need to speak with you about Fellglow Keep.
  „You want to speak about that old ruin? Oh dear! How can I help you?“

1. I represent a magician, who wants to purchase or lease Fellglow Keep.
   „Fellglow Keep? That is a quite unusual place to settle down. Why does the mage want to live there?“

   1. She needs a place for her studies, because they could be a bit dangerous for common people at some times. A remote location like the keep seems to be ideal for her.
      „That is more than uncommon. Fellglow Keep might be a castle ruin now, but as the name indicates it was a fortified base for our soldiers. Who can say what will happen. The keep might be turned into another bandit outpost. We cannot risk that in these times.“

      1. She is just a mage. What's the worst that could happen if she rebuilds the keep?
         She cannot defend a whole keep against a group of bandits. They would take the keep and pester the people.

         1. She has friends …
            „You see! Perhaps she is the agent of some bandits, who try to get their hands on another keep without much hassle.“ [Back to dialogue options]

         2. You could send observers to the keep.
            „So that they are caught by bandits and we have to pay a ransom? Not for all the snow in Skyrim!“ [Back to dialogue options]

         3. Has anyone ever told you that you are way too defensive?
            „We have to be defensive in these times! There is a war going on!“ [Back to dialogue options]

      2. Well, she wants to rebuilt the keep, so that it can serve a good cause again.
         „What if she cannot hold the keep? What if bandits take the keep after it is rebuilt?“ No, no, no! We cannot risk that!“ [Back to dialogue options]

      3. I asure you, she is just interested in magical studies. At most she will establish a new mage guild.
         „Oh my! Then trouble with the residents of Whiterun and members of the College of Winterhold is sure to follow. I am sorry, but I cannot pass your request to the jarl.“ [Back to dialogue options]

2. Could I possibly buy Fellglow Keep?
   „You want to buy that old keep? That is … an unexpected request. May I ask for the reason?“

   1. [without 1] For a mage, whom I know. Why should I be interested in a remote keep?
      „Why should a mage want to live there?“ [→ 1.* and then back to options, block 2 afterwards]

   2. Yes, for me. I want to live there with some friends.
      [without 1] „Usually we do not lease keeps to civil residents – not even to thanes, but you have a good reputation. I guess we could possibly make an exception for you if you are able to defend the keep properly. Since we cannot send guards from Whiterun in times like these, you have to provide guards on your own – twenty should be enough. You have to provide guard dogs and their trainer as well. Of course they need a kennel. There should be a builder present tot take care of repairs. Then you have to provide an armourer, a quartermaster as well as some servants to take care of the keep.
      It goes without saying that we have to revoke your thaneship if we find out hat you are doing questionable if not illict business out there. Furthermore, if you sublease the keep, we will hold you liable for all trouble that is caused by your lodgers.“

      1. Oh my! That are a many requirements. A lot of money will go on that.
         „Of course, <Charname>. It is hard to maintain a good defense. Our ancestors abandoned the keep for that reason. It was a waste of public funds and personnel.“

      2. Oh my! That are a many requirements. That seems to be a lot of work.
         „„Of course, <Charname>. It is hard to maintain a good defense. Our ancestors abandoned the keep for that reason. It was a waste of public funds and personnel.“

      3. Well, I will do that if you tell me where I can hire all these people.
         „That‘s the catch, <Charname>. All people who are fit for military service serve in one of the armies. At best you might be able to recruit a couple of mercenaries, but they are no suitable guards. They are just after the money. Frankly, you cannot meet requirements in these times. So we cannot make an exception for you.“

         1. [Answer for 2.2.1 to 2.2.3] I see …

         2. [Answer for 2.2.1 to 2.2.3] Bastard, you knew that, before you told me about the requirements.
            „Sure, but I wanted to make our position clear.“

      [after 1] „I assume that your friends are mages – or rather is a certain mage we were talking about?“

      1. Of course not!
         „Usually we do not lease keeps to civil residents – not even to thanes, but you have a good reputation. I guess we could possibly make an exception for you if you are able to defend the keep properly. Since we cannot send guards from Whiterun in times like these, you have to provide guards on your own – twenty should be enough. You have to provide guard dogs and their trainer as well. Of course they need a kennel. There should be a builder present tot take care of repairs. Then you have to provide an armourer, a quartermaster as well as some servants to take care of the keep.
         It goes without saying that we have to revoke your thaneship if we find out hat you are doing questionable if not illict business out there. Furthermore, if you sublease the keep, we will hold you liable for all trouble that is caused by your lodgers.“

         1. I guess, I understood. Perhaps I should reconsider my plans …
            „I guess you are well-advised to do just that.“

         2. Well, erm …
            „I see! You might want to reconsider your plans …“

   3. [after 1] For the mage, of course. Why should I be interested in a remote keep?
      „I already told you that you cannot buy the keep for someone else. Well, if the keep was for you, we could possibly make an exception! Alas, it is not! I‘m sorry, but we cannot lease the keep to some unknown mage.“

3. [only after 1 and/or 2] I understand your concerns, but it is important to get the keep. The safety of a lot of people depends on that. It is … complicated.
   „Try to keep it short and simple. Why is it so important?“

   1. [Persuasion very hard] There are things in Winterhold that you don't know about. Dangerous things. I need the help of the mage to save the people and she wants the keep. So, please help me.
      [Success] “I knew that all the mages there would cause trouble some day. Well, I know that you expect something else, but nonetheless I cannot help you alone. After all we are speaking about the safety of Whiterun. Jarl Balgruuf trusts in Irileth when it comes to that topic. You have to convince her, if you want me to support your cause openly.”

   2. [Bribe] There are things in Winterhold that you don't need to know about. Dangerous things. I need the help of the mage to stop that and she wants a keep for her studies. She knows how to take advantage of her position and I bet that you know to take advantage of this for the good of Whiterun.
      [and persuade] You must have many demands on your coffers. The purchase or lease of Fellglow keep would fill them significantly.
      [sigh] „Unfortunately you are right. The war is slowly depleting our coffers. The lease of Fellglow Keep would surely help, but there is still the … Oh well, I will agree if you can convince Irileth.”

   3. [Persuasion (easy) and sex] There are things in Winterhold that you don't know about. Dangerous things. I need the help of the mage to save the people and she wants the keep. Help me and I will show you my gratitude … in a special way.
      “What kind of gratitude do you mean, <Charname>?”

      1. I bet you suffer from your long and hard work days. My hands and lips can be quite refreshing. → only blow jobs and hand jobs

      2. I suppose you have to make tough calls each day. For sure you need a chance to vent your rage. Why don’t you combine that with something pleasant?
         “What do you mean? I don’t understand.”

         1. Proventus … If you support my cause, you may spank and fuck me as long and hard as you want. → aggressive sex

      3. In recompense for your consent, I let you have your way with me as you please.

      [Same answer for all sex options] „Oh, I … That is forsooth a pleasant surprise. Yes, I guess I could support your cause if you are making such an offer. Please come back tonight, <Charname>. Then we will … settle the issue.“

• Thank you, Proventus. You will not regret it.
  [→Leave and meet him at night in his room.]
• Don‘t let us waste time. Let‘s do it now!
  [→ Proventus takes a break. Have Sex with him in his room and get a special lewdness marker..]
• Don‘t let us waste time. Let‘s do it here and now!
  [→ Have Sex with him in the map room and get two special lewdness markers.]

[Between 8:00 and 18:00 in town]

Arcadia: Welcome! Today I have a special offer – a potent stamina potion. Take this and you can … run for miles without getting tired. Even the advisor of the jarl trusts in them.

Hulda: A new rumour? Oh yes! Proventus bought some potions in the Cauldron. I wonder what he is up to.

[after 20:00 in Proventus’ room]

1. Greetings, Proventus. Are you up for our … arrangement?
   “Of course, <charname>. I am well-prepared.”

   1. [mumbles] Well then, let’s get this over with.
      What did you say?

      1. Oh, nothing. Well, I hope I don’t waste your time. Perhaps we should make fast work of this. For sure you have a lot to do tomorrow.
         “That is no problem, <charname>. As I said I am well-prepared. We have a lot of time.”
         [→ handjob, 2 consecutive random sex scenes, +2 for each lewdness marker]

      2. I think we should make fast work of this. After all you are not a young man any more.
         “Nonsense! I will show you that I am in good form. I can hold out for hours.”
         [→ handjob, 2 consecutive random sex scenes, +2 for each lewdness marker]

      3. I think we should make fast work of this. After all you are not in best form.
         “I will show you how good I am. I can hold out for hours.”
         [→ 2 aggressive consecutive sex scenes, +2 consecutive ones for each lewdness marker]

   2. Let’s get on with it! There is no time to lose.
      “You can say that again. I have been waiting for this.”
      [→ handjob, random sex scene, +2 consecutive ones for each lewdness marker]

   3. Then I will get the best out of you. Fuck me hard – and as long as you want.
      “As you wish! Just don’t complain later.”
      [→ handjob, 2 consecutive aggressive doggy style scenes, +2 for each lewdness marker]

   4. Show me … and don't let me stop you. [→ lewdness marker]
      “As you wish! Just don’t complain later.”
      [→ handjob, random sex scene, +2 consecutive ones for each lewdness marker]

2. I thought about all this, Proventus. I cannot keep my side of the deal.
   “[sigh] “Well, I guess that was to be expected. Would you please tell me why?”

   1. I am the [Dragonborn / Harbinger / Thane]. In my position I should not behave like an ordinary whore.
      “But why did you make such an offer in the first place?”

      1. It was … tempting. I prefer to solve problems without weapons or magic. Sex seemed to be a powerful incentive for you.
         “I understand. Too bad that we have to find another solution. I paid a packet for some potions. … You said that dangerous things are happening in Winterhold?”

         1. Yes. I need the help of the mage to save the people and she wants the keep. So, please help me.
            [Success] “I knew that all the mages there would cause trouble some day. Well, I know that you expect something else, but nonetheless I cannot help you alone. After all we are speaking about the safety of Whiterun. Jarl Balgruuf trusts in Irileth when it comes to that topic. You have to convince her, if you want me to support your cause openly.”

         2. [bribe and persuade] Yes. I need the help of the mage to stop that and she wants a keep for her studies. She knows how to take advantage of her position and I bet that you know how to take advantage of this for the good of Whiterun.
            You must have many demands on your coffers. The purchase or lease of Fellglow keep would fill them significantly.
            [sigh] „Unfortunately you are right. The war is slowly depleting our coffers. The lease of Fellglow Keep would surely help, but there is still the … Oh well, I will agree if you can convince Irileth.”

      2. I did not expect that you would really insist on my company.
         “That was twice foolish. I know these tricks and I don’t like to be fooled. You will have to pay for your deceitfulness.
         If you ever want me to support your cause, you have to go to the imperial camp near Rorikstead, whore around and prove to me that you fucked at least a full dozen soldiers.”

         1. You can't possibly be serious!
            “I am very serious about that. Go and don’t come back until you are done.”

         2. I will never ever do that!
            “Since you have no option, you will surely obey in the end. You know my last offer. We have nothing more to talk about. Go and don’t come back until you are done.”

         3. Oh my! I clearly overbid this time. Well, I obey and do what you say.
            “Clever lass! Now go and don’t come back until you are done.”

   2. I am sorry. It is so embarrassing.
      “Don't play coy! That is nothing to be ashamed of.
      [check for fame] Besides that I heard that you are quite lustful at times.”

   3. I am really sorry. You are … not my type. I thought I could ignore that, but …
      [sigh] “That's a real shame. I paid a packet for some potions. We could have had a good time tonight. Oh well … You said that dangerous things are happening in Winterhold?”
      → 2.1.1.1
      → 2.1.1.2

   4. You are simply not my type.
      “You are … ruthlessly candid. Though I value honesty, I am a bit peeved that you rebuffed me in such a way. After all you need my help, don’t you?”

      1. Don’t be so sensitive. After all we are not in love with each other. It would just have been an immoral transaction.
         “That is no excuse for rudeness.” [→ 2.3.2]

      2. I beg your pardon, Proventus. How can I make amends for my rudeness?
         For sure you know him. Basically he is a conceited buffoon who constantly distracts our attention from important matters. Keep him away from Dragonsreach for a while and we are even concerning your rude rebuff. Moreover I will support your cause. … Oh! … That needy peacock has some uncommon preferences.”

         1. I shall do Nazeem a favour? Oh my!
            “That is the price you have to pay. Humble yourself! You can either do that or you have to give the keep a miss.
            My daughter knows Nazeem’s special habits. Speak with her and make up your mind. You may come back once you dealt with him. Farewell for now.”

         2. That seems to be …somehow … acceptable.
            “Good lass! Now go and come back once you are done with the task. Ask my daughter if you need help.”

   5. I am not a whore, you fool.
      “What are you calling me?! It seems that I have to change tune. Maybe you are not yet a whore, but you will be one before long.
      Our guards are working hard to ensure the safety of Whiterun. They deserve a special encouragement. If you ever want me to support your cause, you have to keep all of them company and please their needs. For sure you will get laid by them sooner or later.

      1. As you wish, steward. Once I am done, I will come back. Don’t expect me to fall on my knees before you.
         “Oh dear! You are either overly confident or a wanton hussy deep inside. Good luck with your endevour.”

      2. You can't possibly be serious!
         “I am very serious about that. Those who cannot behave themselves have to pay the price. Go and don’t come back until you are done.”

      3. I will never ever consent to that!
         “Since you have no option, you will surely obey in the end. You know my last offer. We have nothing more to talk about. Go and don’t come back until you are done.”

I have accomplished my task, Proventus.

„“Welcome back. I heard the guards are pleased with your efforts. Contrary to your previous claim, you seem to be a quite talented whore.

Your next task is to take care of Nazeem. For sure you know him. Basically he is a conceited buffoon who constantly distracts our attention from important matters. Keep him away from Dragonsreach for a while and we are even concerning your rude rebuff. Moreover I will support your cause. … Oh! … That needy peacock has some uncommon preferences. Ask my daughter if you need help.”

1. [sigh] Fine, I will take care of Nazeem.
   “Oh my! You really want to get on with it? Without making a fuss? I would never have thought that. … Very well. Once you have done that, I will support your cause. I promise.”

2. What?! I already got laid by a couple of guards. Is that not enough?
   “That was a start. Now you have to go the whole hog.”

   1. [sigh] Alright. Consider it done.
      “Oh my! You really want to get on with it? I would never have thought that. … Very well. Once you have done that, I will support your cause. I promise.”

   2. I … won’t … do … THAT! Enough is enough!
      “That is understandable. Nevertheless you need to learn your lesson.”

      1. [sigh] So be it.
         “Very well. Off with you. Come back when you are done.”

      2. There must be something else. How about keeping you company tonight?
         “I am sorry, but I don’t want to share my bed with a hussy that got it on with the guards only recently.”

      3. [only after 2.2.2 was chosen] Please. There must be something else! Anything!
         There is indeed one other thing. I always wanted a guard dog. Get one for me.”

         1. That’s all? Alright. I will do it.
            “There's just one tiny little catch. Once you handed over the dog to me, you have to get it on with the dog before my eyes.”

            1. That sounds kinky – but strangely enough interesting as well.
               “You are such a perverted hussy. Good luck with your endevour.”

            2. Well, better the dog than Nazeem.
               “You are a quite perverted hussy. Good luck with your endevour.”

            3. On further reflection Nazeem seems to be a good choice.
               “I see! You prefer the unknown. Good luck with your endevour.”

            4. You can't possibly be serious!
               “I am very serious. Make your choice. Nazeem or the dog.

               1. “I will take care of Nazeem to get this strife over and done with.”
                  “Very well. Good luck with your endevour. Come back when you are done.”

               2. “I choose the dog to get this strife over and done with.”
                  “You are such a perverted hussy. Good luck with your endevour.”

         2. Where is the catch?
            The catch is that you shall not only get a dog but get it on with it as well. Nazeem or the dog. Make your choice.”

            1. I choose the dog. Doing that sounds kinky – but strangely enough interesting as well.
               “You are such a perverted hussy. Good luck with your endevour.”

            2. → [see above]

            3. → [see above]

            4. → [see above]