@0    = ~Hey, darling. You look like a darling thing. The name's Amaretto. Care to have a taste?~
@1    = ~Er... how old are you exactly? You look rather young to be doing this.~
@2    = ~My, my. Aren't you sweet?~
@3    = ~Amaretto? That's a rather unusual name.~
@4    = ~Sorry, but I don't have time for this kind of business.~
@5    = ~Oh, have you come back for a chat with Amaretto? How sweet of you.~
@6    = ~Hmm, what's that got to do with anything? Aye, I might be quite young, but I'm old enough to know a few nice words for a ravishing <MANWOMAN> like yourself.~
@7    = ~So you're... around fifteen?~
@8    = ~I must say you're quite sweet.~
@9    = ~Amaretto is an unusual name. I can't say I've ever heard it before.~
@10   = ~Ehh... why do I get the feeling that you're about to give me a lecture about how wrong my job is? I've heard it all before.~
@11   = ~That's because it is wrong, Amaretto. Why are you doing this?~
@12   = ~You're mistaken. I was about to say that you're quite sweet.~
@13   = ~Let's change the subject. "Amaretto" is an unusual name, isn't it?~
@14   = ~I don't have time for this kind of business. Goodbye.~
@15   = ~What made you choose the adventuring life, darling? People we care about suffer, we do what we must to help them. We take a big step to change our lives for them. Some of our lives end up harsher than others. But at least I don't lie to myself about what I am... unlike the other girls.~
@16   = ~You're a very intelligent girl, yet you've decided to live like this?~
@17   = ~Whatever. Let me change the topic - I must say you're quite sweet.~
@18   = ~I guess you're right. By the way, "Amaretto" is an unusual name, isn't it?~
@19   = ~I don't have time for this kind of business. I'm leaving.~
@20   = ~"Decide"? Not all of us have the ability to decide, darling. *sigh* I don't like talking about this when I could be... maybe you'd rather hear about how I got the name "Amaretto", hmm?~
@21   = ~I'd prefer to know more about your situation.~
@22   = ~Fine... tell me, what's with your name? It's rather unusual, and I don't think I've heard it before.~
@23   = ~Oh... very well, even if I don't see what difference it makes.~
@24   = ~I... I have a beloved. Her name is Peoly, and she's deeply sick. "Amaretto"... it's a name I made up to change who I am. My real name is Mona. I hate this life, but... I can't let her die. I want to live out my life and grow old with my love. If I want to cure her, I need gold... and I'll sink as low as I must to gain it.~
@25   = ~That's so sad. <CHARNAME>, we can't just leave her like this.~
@26   = ~I see... thank you for telling me the truth, Ama... Mona. Your love for her must be great if you're willing to resort to... this.~
@27   = ~What a pathetic girl. That's your motivation? You'll get no sympathy from me.~
@28   = ~I love her. I will do whatever I have to if she can live.~
@29   = ~W-what a terrible situation. <CHARNAME>, we have so much gold as it is... surely it isn't too much to help?~
@30   = ~A difficult circumstance to be certain. I would lend her aid, <CHARNAME>, so she need not resort to such a way of life.~
@31   = ~Hmph. It appears that one can make excuses for any way of life.~
@32   = ~I understand. Look... take this. It's eight hundred gold, probably more than you'd earn in... well, more than a month at least. Have your beloved cared for by a priest. Find a tutor. You're too intelligent to live a life like this. I know you'll make it.~
@33   = ~I see. Sorry, but I can't afford to help you right now. Goodbye.~
@34   = ~Well, I admit you're rather sweet yourself. I'm not lying about that either.~
@35   = ~It's an unusual name for an unusual girl.~
@36   = ~Is... is this real?~
@37   = ~I... I never expected to see such kindness in this world. This is all so... I can't even believe it! Thank you so much! Now I can... I can save her. Gods...~
@38   = ~A generous act, <CHARNAME>. No doubt Gorion would approve. No woman should live her life like this for any cause.~
@39   = ~I am glad to see you have compassion for the people, <CHARNAME>. I pray for the wellbeing of this child and her beloved.~
@40   = ~Bless you, my <LADYLORD>. May Oghma watch over you wherever you go.~
@41   = ~Just... just leave me be. If I must put up this act, I'd rather do it without looking at your sickening face.~
@42   = ~Such a pity. Another time, then?~
