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== Dialogue == | == Dialogue == | ||
Latest revision as of 14:38, 2 October 2026
| Samuel, the Stoic Foreman | |
|---|---|
| Aggressive | No |
| Hostile | No |
| Interactable | Yes |
Locations
This NPC spawns at 1 location(s).
Dialogue
6 lines of dialogue. Options are marked ›, → jumps to the line an option leads to.
Conversation starts
- "There's nothing to it, just gotta get back to work, gotta fix it all y…" — Requires quest Echoes of Suffering (phase 1)
- "That light you bear, I hear it beckon me home... but I have to fix thi…" — Requires quest Echoes of Suffering (phase 7). Requires Lantern of Soulsoothing equipped
Samuel, the Stoic Foreman: There's nothing to it, just gotta get back to work, gotta fix it all y'know...
- › It's too late to fix anything, you're a ghost and need to pass on - let me help you. →
- › Leave. (end)
Samuel, the Stoic Foreman: No, you're not making any sense... Why would you say that? Who do you think you are?! This is my mine, my rules! You don't tell me how to run my mine! You need to leave, now!!
- › Please... (end)
Samuel, the Stoic Foreman: That light you bear, I hear it beckon me home... but I have to fix this, whatever happened here. It can't have been my fault, can it? I can't leave without knowing.
- › You mean the mine's collapse? →
- › Leave. (end)
Samuel, the Stoic Foreman: I inspected the supports every day, tried to do things right, by the book you know? The mine's a big responsibility. If you don't do things right, souls can be lost. All our souls were lost...
- › The lone survivor told me you were upended by a shockwave - it wasn't your fault. →
Samuel, the Stoic Foreman: Not my fault, you say? Perhaps I did do my best, perhaps I can rest... Just one more thing needs resolving though, can I count on you? It's about young Benjamin...
- › Continue →
Samuel, the Stoic Foreman: I fear I may have been too strict on the boy. I was just trying to build character, you know? Mining is a hard life and it's the way I was taught. But maybe, just once, the boy needed to hear that he did well. Well, you be the one to tell him that, alright?
- › Right... (end)