{100}{}{You see an aged woman.}
{101}{}{You see Agatha.}
{102}{}{This woman is wrinkled and gray, yet has a spry step and a bright
 personality.}
{103}{}{You are a bad person. I will have nothing to do with you.}
{104}{}{It is a terrible thing when our youth are threatened. The loss
 of Tandi would be a terrible thing.}
{105}{}{Hnng.}
{106}{}{Okay.}
{107}{}{Why?}
{108}{}{What do you mean?}
{109}{}{I know you will do your best, dearie. Find Tandi, help her escape those
 beasts and return her to Aradesh. You will do this community a favor and
 build good karma as well.}
{110}{}{Aradesh loves his daughter very much. It is that love that makes him the
 man that he is and a pillar of this community. Without that love he
 would be lost, and Shady Sands would surely follow . . .}
{111}{}{I will do my best. Goodbye.}
{112}{}{I could use some help.}
{113}{}{Hmmm. We'll see.}
{114}{}{I feel that she is imprisoned. She was the target of hatred. That hate is
 very strong to the southeast. I'm sure you will find her there. Good luck.}
{115}{}{Thank you.}
{116}{}{You have not heard? Tandi is missing. I feel she was kidnapped.
 Aradesh is most distraught. This is a terrible thing . . .}
{117}{}{I hear that you have saved Tandi. That was the right thing to do.
 Your karma is strong. I have high hopes for your future.}
{118}{}{I'm very sorry to hear about Tandi. She was such a bright young woman.
 She would have done good with her life.}
{119}{}{Hello. You must be the stranger everyone is talking about.
 [Agatha sighs.] How can I help you?}
{120}{}{Hngh.}
{121}{}{Who are you?}
{122}{}{You look very tired. Is there anything wrong?}
{123}{}{Why do you look so tired?}
{124}{}{Don't talk to me, old woman.}
{125}{}{You need more help than I can give you, child. May Dharma be with you.}
{126}{}{My name is Agatha. I am the storyteller of Shady Sands. It is my job
 to keep the history so that we may remember and never forget.}
{127}{}{Tell me a story.}
{128}{}{Okay, whatever.}
{129}{}{It is good not to forget.}
{130}{}{I'm sorry, child, I am tired right now. I need my rest. Please come
 back later.}
{131}{}{How very true. [Agatha stares at you for a moment.] It is good for
 the young to remember, but it is very hard to act within the flow of history.
 Sometimes, the very course we take is determined by events long ago. May Dharma
 be with you. I must rest for a little while. Come back again, when I am stronger,
 and we will speak again.}
{132}{}{Thank you for asking. I'm just old, that's all. I cannot sleep at night.
 I close my eyes . . . [Agatha pauses.] But I get no rest. Please, it is
 just my old tired bones . . .}
{133}{}{I'm sorry, I'm very tired. Could you please come back later?}
{134}{}{Baba.}
{135}{}{Okay.}
{136}{}{Why are you so tired?}
{137}{}{I don't sleep well at night, my child. It must be my age.}
{138}{}{Good day, my child. You look well. You remind me of my own baby.}
{139}{}{Hng.}
{140}{}{I want a story, then.}
{141}{}{I'm glad you are feeling better.}
{142}{}{Thank you. Goodbye.}
{143}{}{You definitely remind me of my baby. When she was just a few months
 old, as a matter of fact.}
{144}{}{Thank you. Dharma always said that the farmer who plants politeness will
 walk easy when the season is over.}
{145}{}{Please tell me a story.}
{146}{}{This Dharma fellow sounds like an idiot.}
{147}{}{You insult your elders. You should know better.}