@0    = ~Who--who's here? I told you, my child, I need to study these books. I'm sure that you can find something for yourself, too. Over there, probably.~
@1    = ~This... this is impossible. You can't be Gorion.~
@2    = ~This must be a result of my own presence in this place. Even though I didn't open the door.~
@3    = ~Gorion...?~
@4    = ~What's wrong, my child? Ah, you must have been playing games with Imoen and hit your head again. You should be more careful, otherwise, you'll get three dozen bruises before you even start an adventure of your own.~
@5    = ~The door? If you're here, then you must have opened the door. Ah, you must have been playing games with Imoen and hit your head again. You should be more careful, otherwise, you'll get three dozen bruises before you even start an adventure of your own.~
@6    = ~Do I have to say "yes" for my child to recognize me? Ah, you must have been playing games with Imoen and hit your head again. You should be more careful, otherwise, you'll get three dozen bruises before you even start an adventure of your own.~
@7    = ~I believe you should rest for a while, study, read books. Make sure you know some facts before you become a proper adult, <CHARNAME>.~
@8    = ~*Why? Nothing ever happens in Candlekeep anyway, and I doubt you will EVER let me leave these walls.*~
@9    = ~Wise as always. I've missed you, Gorion.~
@10   = ~You're just a memory. I don't need you! Begone, I care not for the past!~
@11   = ~Ho ho, how can you be so sure? But the truth is, you're not ready. You should learn more before you go anywhere. You don't want people to pity you, do you?~
@12   = ~You've missed me? We saw each other in the morning. You must have hurt your head really badly. You should rest for a while. Maybe ask Winthrop to give you some chicken soup. Then come back here and study some more.~
@13   = ~You may think these are just ramblings of an old man, but trust me - one day you will need all of this knowledge. There are plenty who would like to wade through the books of our library, but very few get the chance to see the inner walls of our keep.~
@14   = ~You overestimate this knowledge, Gorion. Books would never prepare me for... anything that may happen.~
@15   = ~*Sometimes I would rather be one of those outside of the Candlekeep walls than... a person confined within them. There must be so many places out there...*~
@16   = ~Begone, memory. You're not Gorion, and I'm not here to talk to you.~
@17   = ~You sound different today.~
@18   = ~I know you may feel that this isn't much, but--trust me and trust this place. Even though it may not seem that way all the time, you have friends here. Many will remember your name.~
@19   = ~--You will see them. Patience, my child. Soon, you will be ready.~
@20   = ~I suppose I won't convince you to study today. You can go. Just don't get into trouble. And tell the same to Imoen -- though she probably won't listen anyway.~
@21   = ~Go, I need to check something. (Gorion is holding a black tome with a grinning skull on its leather cover.)~
@22   = ~Thank you, father. Thank you for everything. I shall never forget you.~
@23   = ~*Goodbye.*~
@24   = ~Hmm? That's very not like you. Go, my child. Play while you can.~
@25   = ~Goodbye, <CHARNAME>.~
@26   = ~...~
@27   = ~... Memories can't be rejected, they are your past...~
