Titanic: Adventure Out of Time

Titanic: Adventure Out of Time
Developer: Cyberflix Publisher: GTE Entertainment Platforms: Windows, Mac OS Classic Released in JP: April 11, 1998 Released in US: October 31, 1996 This game has unused code. This game has hidden development-related text. This game has unused music. This game has unused sounds. This game has unused text. This game has debugging material. This game has regional differences. This game has hidden bonus content. This game has a prerelease article

Titanic: Adventure Out of Time is Cyberflix's best-selling game set around the Titanic disaster.

This article is a work in progress. ...Well, all the articles here are, in a way. But this one moreso, and the article may contain incomplete information and editor's notes.

To do: A colleague has developed a tool for extracting sound from the game files. When they complete it, I can fill in the dialogue tables. Maybe they can write a few notes on deciphering the DreamFactory format. The German version omits Hitler from the endings. The graphics are altered accordingly. Must document.

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Prerelease Info

Unused Music

To our knowledge, there are two tracks that are not used. The first uses the hymn tune "Kingsfold".

The other appears to be an alternate version of the first part of the sinking suite.

Unused Dialogue

Any spelling errors in the subtitles are left as-is. These lines are present in the .pup character files on both discs.

Dialogue ID	Dialogue	Character	Subtitles
asea01.01		Seaman A	No thank you!
asea01.02		Seaman A	No thank you.
asea01.03		Seaman A	I really can't be talking to you.
asea01.04		Seaman A	The company. They don't like for us to talk to the payin' passengers!
asea01.05		Seaman A	I can't talk anymore.
asea01.06		Seaman A	G'night.
asea01.07		Seaman A	I can't talk right now. Right-ee o...
asea01.20		Seaman A	Excuse me, Sir. This deck is closed.
asea01.21		Seaman A	Stay out! There is an electrical fire in there.
asea01.22		Seaman A	Sir, I would head for the boat deck. It's too dangerous down here.
asea01.23		Seaman A	No entry to this deck. The water level is rising quickly. Head up top.
asea01.24		Seaman A	Sorry sir. Women and children first.
asea01.25		Seaman A	We are only allowing men to board if there is extra room.
asea01.26		Seaman A	On this side of the boat we allow only women and children to board the lifeboats.
asea01.27		Seaman A	No pushing. Allow clear boarding to the lifeboats!
asea02.08		Seaman A	See 'ere...
asea02.09		Seaman A	I'm not to be talkin' to a passenger.
asea02.10		Seaman A	Cheerio...
asea02.11		Seaman A	If you're needing anything else ask your steward.
asea02.12		Seaman A	...I got me orders.
asea02.13		Seaman A	No time for talking now!
asea02.14		Seaman A	'Ello pretty miss! Step right into boat fifteen!
asea02.18		Seaman A	The lower decks are almost gone!
asea02.19		Seaman A	Time to get up top.
asea02.56		Seaman A	Don't go! Not down there! It's steerage! You're goin' the wrong way!
asea02.57		Seaman A	The bulkhead doors is locked!
asea02.58		Seaman A	No! First-class passengers should head for the boat deck!
asea02.59		Seaman A	I'm not to allow anyone on or off of this deck! Move on.
asea02.60		Seaman A	Where did you get that?
asea02.61		Seaman A	It's the card.
asea02.62		Seaman A	We was told about the boat pass. Board this next lifeboat.
asea02.63		Seaman A	You're next! Get in!
asea02.64		Seaman A	Get back! These boats are for women and children.
asea02.65		Seaman A	Quit yer shovin'! Stop! Else the officer'll shoot!
asea02.66		Seaman A	Women and children only! No men! Ladies only here!
asea02.67		Seaman A	We're chucking in the ladies 'n' kids! You'll get on if there's room!
asea02.68		Seaman A	Speak up! There's no time!
asea02.69		Seaman A	What is it! Yer wastin' my time!
asea02.70		Seaman A	What?! Tell me!
asea02.71		Seaman A	I got to get back to lowerin' the boats!
bsea1.01		Seaman B	No thanks!
bsea1.02		Seaman B	Not while I'm on duty.
bsea1.03		Seaman B	I really can't be talking to you.
bsea1.04		Seaman B	The company don't like us talking to you paying passengers!
bsea1.05		Seaman B	I can't talk anymore.
bsea1.06		Seaman B	G'night.
bsea1.07		Seaman B	Can't talk now. Right, then...
bsea1.08		Seaman B	Crikey! 'Ow'd you get 'ere?
bsea1.29		Seaman B	What's this!? No passengers in the boiler or engine rooms!
bsea1.30		Seaman B	Keep out!
bsea1.31		Seaman B	Haven't I seen you somewhere's?
bsea1.32		Seaman B	You again! Now what are you doing?
bsea1.33		Seaman B	Oh, it's one of the Carters. Evenin'.
bsea1.34		Seaman B	I'd head for your cabin. It's late.
bsea1.53		Seaman B	Evening. Are you needing some help?
bsea1.54		Seaman B	Everything all right, then, is it?
bsea1.55		Seaman B	Well, it is late. I've got to return to my post.
bsea1.56		Seaman B	You 'aven't said a word. Feelin' right?
bsea1.58		Seaman B	Yes, no, right, wrong, Excuse me, Carlson, Good night, Goodbye, Evenin', Thank you.
bsea2.09		Seaman B	No!
bsea2.10		Seaman B	Not now.
bsea2.11		Seaman B	Can't you see I'm busy?!
bsea2.12		Seaman B	There's not time for talk.
bsea2.13		Seaman B	G'night.
bsea2.13a		Seaman B	Right, pretty miss. Fifteen's your lucky number!
bsea2.14		Seaman B	In you go!
bsea2.28		Seaman B	Some boats are left. Take your chance with them.
bsea2.53		Seaman B	Don't go down there! It's suicide!
bsea2.54		Seaman B	Forward's flooded from here! You'll have to turn back!
bsea2.55		Seaman B	Head to the boat deck. Hurry!
bsea2.56		Seaman B	This deck's closed. Keep moving.
bsea2.57		Seaman B	The boat pass! You'd better get in.
bsea2.58		Seaman B	The pass? Hop in!
bsea2.59		Seaman B	It's the pass. Board at the next boat.
bsea2.60		Seaman B	Bold as brass, you are! Go on. You're next!
bsea2.61		Seaman B	Stand back! Ladies! Children! Please! Get in!
bsea2.63		Seaman B	Women and children only! One more! One more for this boat!
bsea2.64b		Seaman B	Women and children first. Others follow!
bsea2.65		Seaman B	Hurry! The officer wants me to get back.
bsea2.66		Seaman B	There's no time-she's going faster now-speak!
bsea2.67		Seaman B	What! There's work to be done!
bsea2.68		Seaman B	Well, what? I've got to get back to me loadin'!
burns_t.10		Eric Burns	Like music? In the Parisian Cafe, on B Deck, the band should be tuning up just about now.
Burns Correction.SE		Eric Burns	*GALPAL.MOV: (VO) There they are, the steel tycoon Conklin with Lord Lambeth, discussing business.
burns1.53		Eric Burns	Do you want to see my photos.
burns1.54		Eric Burns	Excuse me, what were we talking about?
burns1.55		Eric Burns	It's late, perhaps we should say goodbye.
burns1.56		Eric Burns	You haven't said a thing. Are you feeling seasick?
burns1.58		Eric Burns	Yes
burns1.59		Eric Burns	No
burns1.60		Eric Burns	Right
burns1.61		Eric Burns	Wrong
burns1.32		Eric Burns	Excuse me.
burns1.63		Eric Burns	Carlson
burns1.33		Eric Burns	Good night.
burns1.66		Eric Burns	Hello.
burns1.67		Eric Burns	Thank you.
bx1.01		Beatrix Conkling	No thank you.
bx1.02		Beatrix Conkling	Not now.
bx1.03		Beatrix Conkling	Good night.
bx1.04		Beatrix Conkling	I really can't speak now.
bx1.30		Beatrix Conkling	Yes? You wanted to say something?
bx1.31		Beatrix Conkling	Speak up!
bx1.21		Beatrix Conkling	Yes.
bx1.32a		Beatrix Conkling	No.
bx1.32b		Beatrix Conkling	Of course.
bx1.32c		Beatrix Conkling	Incorrect.
bx1.32e		Beatrix Conkling	Carlson.
bx1.03		Beatrix Conkling	Good night.
bx1.32g		Beatrix Conkling	Goodbye.
bx1.32h		Beatrix Conkling	Hello.
bx1.32i		Beatrix Conkling	Thank you.
bx2.01		Beatrix Conkling	Keep it...
bx2.02		Beatrix Conkling	I don't need it.
bx2.03		Beatrix Conkling	...and certainly not now!
bx2.04		Beatrix Conkling	...this is no time to offer gifts.
bx2.31		Beatrix Conkling	Don't you understand!?
bx2.32		Beatrix Conkling	Haven't you done enough? Go away, leave me!
bx2.33		Beatrix Conkling	Don't stand there, for God's sake! I've got to get this child on that boat!
cash01.01		Daisy Cashmore	No, thank you!
cash01.02		Daisy Cashmore	I really shouldn't!"
cash01.03		Daisy Cashmore	...Ta-ta!"
cash01.04		Daisy Cashmore	Give it to the steward, darling. He'll take care of it."
cash01.05		Daisy Cashmore	I can't talk with you at the moment!"
cash01.06		Daisy Cashmore	I can't talk with you at the moment! So..."
cash01.07		Daisy Cashmore	Run along, now. Back to your little cabin!"
cash01.66		Daisy Cashmore	My dear! What is it!? Something horrendous!? Spill it!"
cash01.67		Daisy Cashmore	Heavens! My mind's going! Just going! What was I saying?"
cash01.68		Daisy Cashmore	My dear, I simply must run. Lovely chatting with you! Goodbye."
cash01.69		Daisy Cashmore	But my dear, what is it?! You know I'll ferret out any secret you have!"
cash01.70		Daisy Cashmore	Excuse me, we're in the middle of the most delicious conversation."
cash01.71		Daisy Cashmore	Yes! No. Correct! You're wrong. Pardon me. Carlson. Good night! Yoo-hoo! Thank you!"
charl1.01		Charles Lambeth	I'm sorry, but I can't use that."
charl1.02		Charles Lambeth	You should keep it."
charl1.03		Charles Lambeth	No thanks."
charl1.04		Charles Lambeth	I'm sorry. I can't talk."
charl1.05		Charles Lambeth	Good night...for now."
charl1.06		Charles Lambeth	I've nothing more to say."
charl1.07		Charles Lambeth	Good night."
charl1.65		Charles Lambeth	Is that all?
charl1.66		Charles Lambeth	I say, speak up! What's on your mind?
charl1.67		Charles Lambeth	Ahem.
charl1.68		Charles Lambeth	Yes.
charl1.68a		Charles Lambeth	No.
charl1.68b		Charles Lambeth	Right." )
charl1.68c		Charles Lambeth	Wrong.
charl1.68d		Charles Lambeth	Pardon me.
charl1.68e		Charles Lambeth	Carlson." )
charl1.07		Charles Lambeth	Good night.
charl1.68f		Charles Lambeth	Good night
charl1.68h		Charles Lambeth	Hello.
charl1.68i		Charles Lambeth	Thank you.
charl2.01		Charles Lambeth	Sorry, can't use that.
charl2.02		Charles Lambeth	...not now anyway.
charl2.03		Charles Lambeth	*HE DRINKS.
charl2.04		Charles Lambeth	No thanks.
charl2.11		Charles Lambeth	There's no time to talk.
charl2.12		Charles Lambeth	I need to discover what's happened!" )
charl2.13		Charles Lambeth	The ship's in a very bad way."
charl2.14		Charles Lambeth	I need to find Georgia.
charl2.15		Charles Lambeth	You understand.
claris01.01		Claris Limehouse	Thank you.
claris01.02		Claris Limehouse	But I don't need this.
claris01.03		Claris Limehouse	Good evening.
claris01.04		Claris Limehouse	No...I'll never use it!
claris01.06		Claris Limehouse	I've got to go!
claris01.07		Claris Limehouse	I can't stay, really I can't!
claris01.09		Claris Limehouse	Please! You're so insistent...
claris01.10		Claris Limehouse	But I musn't stay. It's late!
claris01.31		Claris Limehouse	Well, it was nice meeting you...
claris01.32		Claris Limehouse	What were you saying?
claris01.33		Claris Limehouse	It's late. We should part.
claris01.35		Claris Limehouse	Where are your manners? It's rude to interrupt someone!
claris01.36		Claris Limehouse	Yes.
claris01.37		Claris Limehouse	No.
claris01.38		Claris Limehouse	Correct.
claris01.39		Claris Limehouse	That's wrong.
claris01.40		Claris Limehouse	Pardon me." )
claris01.41		Claris Limehouse	Carlson.
claris01.42		Claris Limehouse	Hello.
claris02.01		Claris Limehouse	No thank you.
claris02.02		Claris Limehouse	I'll never need this.
claris02.03		Claris Limehouse	No. I won't need it. Not now.
claris02.17		Claris Limehouse	The boats? They're all gone!
claris02.18		Claris Limehouse	Help me. I beg you, save me!
claris02.19		Claris Limehouse	I realized it too late! Willie wouldn't want me to die!
claris02.21		Claris Limehouse	What? A baby?
claris02.22		Claris Limehouse	A baby!
claris02.23		Claris Limehouse	Take care of him.
claris02.20		Claris Limehouse	Help me! I don't want to die!
conk1.01		Andrew Conkling	I can buy anything...
conk1.02		Andrew Conkling	I really don't need this!
conk1.03		Andrew Conkling	No thanks.
conk1.04		Andrew Conkling	No, no more talk. I'm tired.
conk1.05		Andrew Conkling	Good night, now.
conk1.06		Andrew Conkling	I'm through with talking.
conk1.07		Andrew Conkling	Good evening.
conk1.08		Andrew Conkling	No, I've nothing else to say!
conk1.43		Andrew Conkling	Look, you don't know me. But my name is Andrew Conkling. The steel man.
conk1.44		Andrew Conkling	I need a favor. And I need it to be discreet.
conk1.46		Andrew Conkling	Perhaps we should talk tomorrow. Good night.
conk1.47		Andrew Conkling	You! Did you say something?"
conk1.48		Andrew Conkling	Excuse me, we are having a conversation here.
conk1.49		Andrew Conkling	Yes.
conk1.50		Andrew Conkling	No.
conk1.51		Andrew Conkling	Right.
conk1.52		Andrew Conkling	Wrong.
conk1.53		Andrew Conkling	Excuse me.
conk1.54		Andrew Conkling	Carlson.
conk1.55		Andrew Conkling	Good night.
conk1.56		Andrew Conkling	Goodbye.
conk1.57		Andrew Conkling	Hello.
conk1.58		Andrew Conkling	Thank you.
conk2.01		Andrew Conkling	Are you mad?!
conk2.02		Andrew Conkling	Talk to Andrews! This ship is doomed!
conk2.03		Andrew Conkling	We're going to die!
conk2.04		Andrew Conkling	She's sinking faster!" )
conk2.05		Andrew Conkling	There's not much time!
conk2.07		Andrew Conkling	She is? Tell her to forget the girl! Forget the baby! Tell her to get on deck. There's no longer any time!
csea1.01		Seaman C	No thanks.
csea1.02		Seaman C	We can't accept anything from fare-paying passengers...
csea1.03		Seaman C	See here...
csea1.04		Seaman C	I'm not to be talkin' to a passenger.
csea1.05		Seaman C	If you're needing something, ask your steward.
csea1.06		Seaman C	...I got me orders.
csea1.07		Seaman C	No time for talking now!
csea1.14		Seaman C	Sorry. Your time's 'bout run out. Go back up top."
csea1.43		Seaman C	This deck's off-limits!
csea1.44		Seaman C	Keep out!
csea1.45		Seaman C	It's dangerous down here.
csea1.46		Seaman C	Entry to this deck is not allowed. Head up top!
csea1.47		Seaman C	Women and children first!
csea1.48		Seaman C	We'll put men in only if there's room!
csea1.49		Seaman C	Women and children only on this side of the ship!
csea1.53		Seaman C	Yeah?
csea1.54		Seaman C	Talky sort, aren't you?
csea1.55		Seaman C	What?
csea1.57		Seaman C	You were saying?
csea1.58		Seaman C	Yes, yes, no, right, wrong, 'Scuse me, Carlson, 'Night, Cheers!, Hello, Thanks.
csea2.01		Seaman C	The engine room's about to go! Go! Get up top!"
elev1.01		Lift Attendant	No thanks.
elev1.02		Lift Attendant	But I'll take a smoke! For me break!"
elev1.50		Lift Attendant	What floor?
elev1.52		Lift Attendant	'Ere now! You going to tell me where you want to go or not!" )
elev1.53		Lift Attendant	Feelin' sickly, are you now?
elev1.54		Lift Attendant	Speak up, then! I'm not goin' anywhere!
elev1.55		Lift Attendant	Yes, no, right, wrong, Excuse me, Carlson, Good night, Goodbye, Hello, Thank you.
ga1.03		Georgia Lambeth	No, thank you.
ga1.04		Georgia Lambeth	No thank you...
ga1.05		Georgia Lambeth	...keep it.
ga1.72		Georgia Lambeth	What were you saying?
ga1.73		Georgia Lambeth	Please. Tell me! Tell me what you're thinking.
ga1.75		Georgia Lambeth	What is it? Tell me!
ga1.76		Georgia Lambeth	Yes.
ga1.76a		Georgia Lambeth	No.
ga1.76b		Georgia Lambeth	Right.
ga1.76c		Georgia Lambeth	Wrong.
ga1.76d		Georgia Lambeth	Excuse me.
ga1.76e		Georgia Lambeth	Carlson,
ga1.76f		Georgia Lambeth	Good night.
ga1.76g		Georgia Lambeth	Farewell.
ga1.76h		Georgia Lambeth	Hello.
ga1.76i		Georgia Lambeth	Thank you.
ga2.01		Georgia Lambeth	Help me! Get the antidote!
hack1.01		Jack Hacker	Rather not.
hack1.02		Jack Hacker	You understand?
hack1.03		Jack Hacker	Ta mate.
hack1.21		Jack Hacker	What were we yapping about?
hack1.22		Jack Hacker	It's late. I you aren't speaking, I'm shovin' off.
hack1.23		Jack Hacker	You's a face-ache all right. What do you want?
hack1.24		Jack Hacker	What?!
hack1.25		Jack Hacker	Yeah.
hack1.25a		Jack Hacker	No.
hack1.25b		Jack Hacker	Right.
hack1.25c		Jack Hacker	Wrong.
hack1.25d		Jack Hacker	'Scuse me.
hack1.25e		Jack Hacker	Carlson.
hack1.25f		Jack Hacker	G'night.
hack1.25g		Jack Hacker	Ta.
hack1.25h		Jack Hacker	Hullo.
hack1.25i		Jack Hacker	Thanks.
hack2.01		Jack Hacker	What's the point?
hack2.02		Jack Hacker	Cheers!
hack2.03		Jack Hacker	We're out of time.
jones1.001		Ribeena Gorse-Jones	Thank you...
jones1.002		Ribeena Gorse-Jones	However, we must decline, you see.
jones1.003		Henry Gorse-Jones	What do you mean? It's perfectly useful!
jones1.004		Ribeena Gorse-Jones	We don't know you at all! It's just not proper...you understand.
jones1.005		Henry Gorse-Jones	Blast it all, woman! No thanks!
jones1.006		Henry Gorse-Jones	Couldn't use that if it walked on two legs
jones1.007		Ribeena Gorse-Jones	Henry means 'No, thank you!'
jones1.008		Ribeena Gorse-Jones	I'm afraid we just must decline it, you see--
jones1.009		Henry Gorse-Jones	Oh shut up...Get it out of our sight!
jones1.010		The Gorse-Joneses	Please, no more questions. I am frightfully tired...
jones1.011		The Gorse-Joneses	Good night!
jones1.012		Ribeena Gorse-Jones	Was there something else?
jones1.013		Henry Gorse-Jones	Good god, woman! No more of this yapping!
jones1.014		The Gorse-Joneses	I say, we could all use some kip...
jones1.015		The Gorse-Joneses	Excuse us...terribly sorry.
jones1.016		Henry Gorse-Jones	Ribeena, come along!
jones1.017		Ribeena Gorse-Jones	Terribly sorry. Goodbye."
jones1.049		Henry Gorse-Jones	I say! Can't talk now. I'm in need of a gin!
jones1.050		Ribeena Gorse-Jones	Henry! We're navigating society's waters-not its spirits!
jones1.065		Ribeena Gorse-Jones	Mustn't daddle. Come along Henry.
jones1.066		Henry Gorse-Jones	Why the rush? There's nowhere to go. We're in the middle of the Atlantic.
jones1.067		Ribeena Gorse-Jones	Henry!
jones1.068		The Gorse-Joneses	Can't talk...'night.
jones1.076		Henry Gorse-Jones	I say!...
jones1.077		Henry Gorse-Jones	I say, what were we going on about?
jones1.078		The Gorse-Joneses	Why, Henry! I haven't a clue! Can you remember?
jones1.079		Henry Gorse-Jones	See here. It's getting late. Speak up!
jones1.080		The Gorse-Joneses	Well.....
jones1.081		The Gorse-Joneses	Ahem....
jones1.082		The Gorse-Joneses	It is late, isn't it? Perhaps we should say good night.
jones1.084		Henry Gorse-Jones	Yes.
jones1.085		Henry Gorse-Jones	No.
jones1.086		Henry Gorse-Jones	Correct.
jones1.087		Henry Gorse-Jones	Certainly not!
jones1.088		Henry Gorse-Jones	Excuse me.
jones1.089		Henry Gorse-Jones	Carlson.
jones1.090		Henry Gorse-Jones	Good night
jones1.091		Henry Gorse-Jones	I say!
jones1.092		Henry Gorse-Jones	Thank you!
jones1.093		Ribeena Gorse-Jones	Yes
jones1.094		Ribeena Gorse-Jones	No
jones1.095		Ribeena Gorse-Jones	That's right.
jones1.096		Ribeena Gorse-Jones	Sorry, you're wrong.
jones1.097		Ribeena Gorse-Jones	Pardon me.
jones1.098		Ribeena Gorse-Jones	Carlson
jones1.099		Ribeena Gorse-Jones	Good night...
jones1.100		Ribeena Gorse-Jones	Hello!
jones1.101		Ribeena Gorse-Jones	Thank you.
jones2.01		The Gorse-Joneses	Thank you.
jones2.02		The Gorse-Joneses	I'm afraid we must decline, you see--
jones2.03		The Gorse-Joneses	We're getting into the boats. Couldn't possibly use it.
jones2.04		The Gorse-Joneses	No thank you.
jones2.05		The Gorse-Joneses	We must wait for orders!
jones2.06		The Gorse-Joneses	We really can't talk!
jones2.07		The Gorse-Joneses	Organization's the key!
jones2.08		The Gorse-Joneses	Good night!
jones2.09		Henry Gorse-Jones	We'll save you a space, old boy.
jones2.10		The Gorse-Joneses	Where are the authorities?
jones2.11		The Gorse-Joneses	Something must be done! At once! It's total chaos.
jones2.12		The Gorse-Joneses	Dreadful!
jones2.13		The Gorse-Joneses	I say, when do we board? This planning's atrocious.
jones2.13a		The Gorse-Joneses	Absolutely awful!
jones2.14		The Gorse-Joneses	Order! Order will prevail!
max1.92		Max Siedlemann	Up here!"
max1.94		Max Siedlemann	You wanna say something? So say it!
max1.95		Max Siedlemann	I'm all ears, speak up!
max1.96		Max Siedlemann	You got all quiet. You ain't seasick are you?
max1.97		Max Siedlemann	What were you sayin'?
max1.98		Max Siedlemann	Yeah, Nope, You said it, Wrong, 'Scuse Me, Carlson, so long, G'night.
max1.03		Max Siedlemann	Can't talk now..." )
max1.04		Max Siedlemann	Catch ya later.
max1.05		Max Siedlemann	No more jawing.
max1.06		Max Siedlemann	G'night.
max2.01		Max Siedlemann	No thanks..."
max2.03		Max Siedlemann	Nope. Ain't somethin' I want..."
max2.05		Max Siedlemann	Can't talk now...
max2.06		Max Siedlemann	I gotta skiddoo!
max2.34		Max Siedlemann	Speak up! I gotta skiddo! There's damsels distressing all over this rustbucket!
max2.35		Max Siedlemann	Come on, pallie, talk t'me. It ain't that bad--not yet.
morrow1.006		Officer Morrow	I can't talk.
morrow1.007		Officer Morrow	I'm on duty.
morrow1.007		Officer Morrow	I'm on duty.
morrow1.008		Officer Morrow	Good night.
morrow1.006		Officer Morrow	I can't talk.
morrow1.009		Officer Morrow	I must return to the watch.
morrow1.008		Officer Morrow	Good night.
morrow1.107		Officer Morrow	If that's all...I must return to my duties.
morrow1.108		Officer Morrow	CLEARS THROAT AND GLARES
morrow1.110		Officer Morrow	See here! State your business at once! I've got to return to my watch!
morrow1.111		Officer Morrow	Excuse me, we were in the middle of a conversation, here.
morrow1.112		Officer Morrow	Yes, no, right, wrong, Excuse me, Carlson, Good night, Goodbye, Hello, Thank you.
morrow2.14		Officer Morrow	See here, young lady! Get in this boat! And no arguments!
morrow2.15		Officer Morrow	In you go! "
morrow2.64		Officer Morrow	Listen. If you go down below, there's no chance you'll get back up!
morrow2.65		Officer Morrow	The bulkheads are all closed. You'll be trapped!
morrow2.66		Officer Morrow	First-class passengers to the boat deck! They're Smith's orders.
morrow2.67		Officer Morrow	I'm not to allow anyone on or off this deck. You best move on.
morrow2.68		Officer Morrow	What the devil? It's a boat pass.
morrow2.69		Officer Morrow	You have the boat pass? Get in.
morrow2.70		Officer Morrow	That's the pass. You're on the next boat.
morrow2.71		Officer Morrow	Ye gods, the devil might have dared this, but not you! Get in.
morrow2.72		Officer Morrow	Stay back! we're filling these boats with women and children!
morrow2.73		Officer Morrow	Don't push! Please! Order! Or I'll use this!
morrow2.74		Officer Morrow	Women and children only! If there's extra room! No men at all!
morrow2.75		Officer Morrow	We're loading the women and children first! I'll let others on if there is room!
morrow2.80		Officer Morrow	It's the Carpathia! She's here!
morrow2.81		Officer Morrow	Your fast thinking bought us the time we needed.
morrow2.82		Officer Morrow	You saved her! Saved the Titanic!
morrow2.63		Officer Morrow	Women and children first!
morrow2.84		Officer Morrow	There is a boat, ten miles off port bow.
morrow2.85		Officer Morrow	She's not answering the wireless or responding to the distress rockets.
morrow2.86		Officer Morrow	The first boats to leave weren't fully loaded. The idiots!
morrow2.87		Officer Morrow	I've been trying to call them back, to no avail.
03		Cmdr. Hipple	BOSS.MOV: VO WITH SOME EMOTION Good Lord! Haven't you read the morning reports?! The Kaiser's mobilizing as we speak! It's war!
04 e		Cmdr. Hipple	BOSS.MOV: VO The first world war! And it could've been stopped -- had your mission succeeded!
n.05a		Frank Carlson	The necklace Georgia gave me was a fake.
n.06		Frank Carlson	Charles had switched it without her knowing and had hidden the real diamonds somewhere onboard the ship.
n.08		Frank Carlson	The necklace he took was the fake! Vlad never knew I had swapped it in Sasha's cabin.
n.09		Frank Carlson	However I traded the real necklace in order to leave the Titanic.
n.10		Frank Carlson	I left the ship with the Rubaiyat.
pt.06		Frank Carlson	NARRATOR VO She's the grandest ship man ever built.
penny1.001		Penny Pringle	I can't use that!
penny1.002		Penny Pringle	Now see here...
penny1.003		Penny Pringle	Put that back in that bag of yours!
penny1.122		Penny Pringle	Like him. Mister Lenin advocates the Czar's overthrow.
penny1.123		Penny Pringle	The Germans actively encourage him and the other communist revolutionaries.
penny1.134		Penny Pringle	Stop daydreaming, Carlson! We've work to do!
penny1.136		Penny Pringle	Glory be! Quit lollygagging and hurry!
penny1.137		Penny Pringle	Yes, speak up! Did you want to say something?
penny1.138		Penny Pringle	Show some backbone, Carlson. Get cracking!
penny1.139		Penny Pringle	Yes, no, right, wrong, Excuse me, Carlson, Good night, Goodbye, Hello, Thank you.
penny2.01		Penny Pringle	Are you daft?!
penny2.02		Penny Pringle	Just find those objects and be quick about it!
penny2.03		Penny Pringle	See here...
penny2.07		Penny Pringle	Put that back in that bag of yours!
penny2.08		Penny Pringle	It's no time to be talking!
purs1.11		The Purser	I am sorry.
purs1.12		The Purser	...I cannot accept that.
purs1.13		The Purser	No, I can't accept.
purs1.14		The Purser	No, I am sorry.
purs1.95		The Purser	Do you require some assistance?
purs1.96		The Purser	Will you please indicate what you want! I don't have all day!
purs1.97		The Purser	Do you wish to ask me something?
purs1.98		The Purser	My, we are a chatter-box, aren't we?
purs1.99		The Purser	Yes..." )
purs1.99a		The Purser	Yes, no, right, wrong, Excuse me, Carlson, Good night, Goodbye, Hello, Thank you.
sasha1.01		Sasha Barbicon	Unfortunately, I can't take it.
sasha1.02		Sasha Barbicon	No thank you.
sasha1.03		Sasha Barbicon	Good evening...
sasha1.04		Sasha Barbicon	You're most considerate.
sasha1.06		Sasha Barbicon	You wish to talk some more?
sasha1.07		Sasha Barbicon	I am sorry, but it's late.
sasha1.08		Sasha Barbicon	I'm passing on your offer.
sasha1.09		Sasha Barbicon	You're quite persistent...
sasha1.10		Sasha Barbicon	But it's getting late...
sasha1.42		Sasha Barbicon	Excuse me. Rather tiring, this waiting.
sasha1.43		Sasha Barbicon	Excuse me? Did you want something?
sasha1.44		Sasha Barbicon	If you've nothing more to say, I think we should say good night.
sasha1.45		Sasha Barbicon	Can I help you with something?
sasha1.46		Sasha Barbicon	Yes,
sasha1.46a		Sasha Barbicon	no,
sasha1.46b		Sasha Barbicon	right,
sasha1.46c		Sasha Barbicon	wrong,
sasha1.46d		Sasha Barbicon	Excuse me,
sasha1.46e		Sasha Barbicon	Frank Carlson,
sasha1.46f		Sasha Barbicon	Good night,
sasha1.46g		Sasha Barbicon	Good bye,
sasha1.46h		Sasha Barbicon	Hello,
sasha1.46i		Sasha Barbicon	Thank you.
shahack1.01		The Hackers	I don't want anything from you.
shahack1.01a		The Hackers	We don't have a need for that.
shahack1.01b		The Hackers	Keep it. I don't want a rich person's charity!" )
shahack1.01c		The Hackers	We're done talking!
shahack1.01d		The Hackers	Leave us.
shahack1.02		The Hackers	Please, leave us!
shahack1.02a		The Hackers	You heard the lady! Go back to your fancy digs up top!
shahack1.09		The Hackers	Please, what are you thinking?
shahack1.10a		The Hackers	Speak up. We ain't standing here for our health!
shahack1.10b		The Hackers	What you want, mate?
shahack1.11		The Hackers	Yes.
shahack1.11a		The Hackers	No.
shahack1.11b		The Hackers	Right.
shahack1.11c		The Hackers	Wrong.
shahack1.11d		The Hackers	Excuse me.
shahack1.11e		The Hackers	Carlson.
shahack1.11f		The Hackers	Night.
shahack1.11g		The Hackers	G'bye.
shahack1.11h		The Hackers	Hello.
shahack1.11i		The Hackers	Thank you.
shahack1.12		The Hackers	Yeah.
shahack1.12a		The Hackers	No
shahack1.12b		The Hackers	Right,
shahack1.12c		The Hackers	Wrong,
shahack1.12d		The Hackers	Excuse me,
shahack1.12e		The Hackers	Carlson,
shahack1.12f		The Hackers	G'night,
shahack1.12g		The Hackers	Good bye,
shahack1.12h		The Hackers	Hullo,
shahack1.12i		The Hackers	Thanks.
shahack2.00		The Hackers	There's no time for this!
shahack2.01		The Hackers	Keep it!
shay1.01		Shailagh Hacker	I couldn't take it. It's not right.
shay1.02		Shailagh Hacker	I'm just a steerage passenger...
shay1.03		Shailagh Hacker	I've no use for something like this.
shay1.04		Shailagh Hacker	Keep it.
shay1.30		Shailagh Hacker	What was you sayin'?
shay1.31		Shailagh Hacker	Cat got your tongue? Speak up!
shay1.33		Shailagh Hacker	Yes,
shay1.33a		Shailagh Hacker	no,
shay1.33b		Shailagh Hacker	right,
shay1.33c		Shailagh Hacker	wrong,
shay1.33d		Shailagh Hacker	Beggin' your pardon," )
shay1.33e		Shailagh Hacker	Carlson,
shay1.33f		Shailagh Hacker	Night,
shay1.33g		Shailagh Hacker	Bye,
shay1.33h		Shailagh Hacker	Hello,
shay1.33i		Shailagh Hacker	Thank you.
shay2.01		Shailagh Hacker	I couldn't accept!
shay2.02		Shailagh Hacker	Please...keep it.
shay2.03		Shailagh Hacker	I'm just a steerage passenger...
shay2.04		Shailagh Hacker	I've no use for something like this...
shay2.05		Shailagh Hacker	I can't talk-not now!
shay2.06		Shailagh Hacker	There's something terrible happenin'.
shay2.08		Shailagh Hacker	May the saints keep you!
smeth1.001		Smethells	Out of the question.
smeth1.002		Smethells	Company regulations forbid it.
smeth1.003		Smethells	I cannot accept gifts.
smeth1.089		Smethells	Trying to find something?"
smeth1.090		Smethells	We have high hopes, high hopes for you-eventually. Good night."
smeth1.091		Smethells	The poop deck, is it? Take the second class stairs to B deck.
smeth1.092		Smethells	Once there, go outside and head aft, towards the stern. Past the third class promenade.
smeth1.093		Smethells	The poop deck's at the very end of the ship.
smeth1.094		Smethells	Such fascination with steerage passengers is most baffling.
smeth1.095		Smethells	I suspect foul play."
smeth1.129		Smethells	*TOUR1.MOV VO He is the White Star Line's most trusted officer, and you can be assured of your safety in his hands.
stok1.01		Stoker	Nah, no use for it.
stok1.02		Stoker	Keep it. Too fancy for a workin' man.
stok1.03		Stoker	I can't gab now! I've got to get back to 'elping me mates!
stok1.05		Stoker	I can't talk! We're shoveling coal like 'ell! Find someone else who wants to gibber-jabber.
stok1.07		Stoker	I've got to shovel...
stok1.51		Stoker	Can't talk, mate.
stok1.52		Stoker	It's back to work for me!
stok1.53		Stoker	Sorry, mate.
stok1.54		Stoker	Find someone else t'gibber-jabber.
stok1.55		Stoker	Cheers!
stok1.56		Stoker	I'll be! You just going to stand there?
stok1.57		Stoker	Yer closed up like a clam! Say somthin', mate!
stok1.58		Stoker	What 'ave we 'ere? The fancy dress ball's upstairs, mate.
stok1.59		Stoker	Boo! Har! Scared ye!
stok1.60		Stoker	Yes, no, right, wrong, Excuse me, Carlson, Evenin', Good bye, 'ello, Thank you.
stok1.68		Stoker	*TOUR7.MOV VO Y'can see, all my labors go up in smoke! Through this! The smokestacks are huge!
trask1.045		Leyland Trask	No interruptions, please!
trask1.046		Leyland Trask	Good night.
trask1.047		Leyland Trask	I most cogitate.
trask1.005		Leyland Trask	Good luck.
trask1.048		Leyland Trask	No more questions now!
trask1.085		Leyland Trask	You there! Do you need a reading?
trask1.087		Leyland Trask	Pardon me-were you cogitating, or did you have a question?
trask1.088		Leyland Trask	Yes.
trask1.088a		Leyland Trask	no.
trask1.088b		Leyland Trask	correct.
trask1.088c		Leyland Trask	wrong.
trask1.088d		Leyland Trask	Excuse me.
trask1.088e		Leyland Trask	Carlson.
trask1.088h		Leyland Trask	Hello.
trask1.088i		Leyland Trask	Thank you.
trask1.049		Leyland Trask	I need to get more cookies...
trask1.060		Leyland Trask	Cookie...?
trask1.061		Leyland Trask	New-fangled and delicious. G'bye.
trask1.094		Leyland Trask	*BATH1.MOV: (VO) Gives me the shivers.
trask1.098		Leyland Trask	*BATH2.MOV: (VO) I can't figure it out at all.
trask1.100		Leyland Trask	*BATH3.MOV: (VO) I'm sure the bath's electromagnetic force magnifies the thought waves.
trask1.099a		Leyland Trask	*TOUR3.MOV VO The electric bath should help. I'm sure that the electromagnetic force of the bath magnifies thought waves.
trask1.101a		Leyland Trask	*TOUR3.MOV VO And of course, it balances the body's humors as well.
trask1.102		Leyland Trask	*BATH3.MOV: (VO) In fact, I'm taking a session right now.
trask1.103		Leyland Trask	So if you don't mind...I'll just hop in. Good evening.
trask2.16		Leyland Trask	No questions now!
trask2.17		Leyland Trask	Don't waste your time talking to me!
trask2.18		Leyland Trask	You've a chance to change history!
trask2.44		Leyland Trask	Pay attention! There's no more time for daydreaming!
trask2.45		Leyland Trask	Are you in a trance? Wake up!
trout1.01		Rev. Troutt	Thank you.
trout1.02		Rev. Troutt	But I can't accept.
trout1.03		Rev. Troutt	No, thank you.
trout1.04		Rev. Troutt	I must attend to my flock.
trout1.06		Rev. Troutt	Please, no more questions. I'm tired.
trout1.07		Rev. Troutt	I need the plenitudes of sleep!
trout1.08		Rev. Troutt	If you'll excuse me...
trout1.68		Rev. Troutt	Ah, lost in prayer? Perhaps I will join you.
trout1.69		Rev. Troutt	Ahem, you were wanting something?
trout1.70		Rev. Troutt	It is late. Goodbye.
trout1.72		Rev. Troutt	Excuse me, I am occupied.
trout1.73		Rev. Troutt	Yes!
trout1.74		Rev. Troutt	No.
trout1.75		Rev. Troutt	Exactly!
trout1.76		Rev. Troutt	That is wrong.
trout1.77		Rev. Troutt	Pardon me.
trout1.78		Rev. Troutt	Carlson.
trout1.79		Rev. Troutt	Hello.
trout2.01		Rev. Troutt	No time for anything but prayer now!
trout2.03		Rev. Troutt	I must assist with the boats...
vlad1.01		Vlad Demonic	No, Vlad cannot take this from you.
vlad1.02		Vlad Demonic	Keep it.
vlad1.03		Vlad Demonic	No, thank you...
vlad1.05:		Vlad Demonic	I can speak no more.
vlad1.07		Vlad Demonic	Not now!
vlad1.48		Vlad Demonic	What? What do you want?
vlad1.49		Vlad Demonic	You were speaking?
vlad1.50		Vlad Demonic	It is late...
vlad1.52		Vlad Demonic	Yes,
vlad1.52a		Vlad Demonic	no,
vlad1.52b		Vlad Demonic	right,
vlad1.52c		Vlad Demonic	wrong,
vlad1.52d		Vlad Demonic	Excuse me,
vlad1.52e		Vlad Demonic	Carlson,
vlad1.52f		Vlad Demonic	Good night,
vlad1.52g		Vlad Demonic	Goodbye,
vlad1.52h		Vlad Demonic	Hello,
vlad1.52i		Vlad Demonic	Thank you.
vlad1.53		Vlad Demonic	There you are! Ha! I'll take you this time! Your meddling is finished!
vlad2.01		Vlad Demonic	A women's shawl? Ha! They will never suspect.
vlad2.02		Vlad Demonic	Take it away! I will not touch it.
vlad2.03		Vlad Demonic	No, I need a way off the ship.
vlad2.04		Vlad Demonic	The necklace! Yes, I can sell it in Europe! Victory is within our grasp!
vlad2.05		Vlad Demonic	Sasha's painting is worthless to me. The plans are for Germany.
vlad2.06		Vlad Demonic	Serbia does not need this notebook. It is worthless to me.
vlad2.07		Vlad Demonic	The book! Yes, I can sell it for millions! Victory is within our grasp!
vlad2.08		Vlad Demonic	The book! Yes, worth more than gold! The Black Hand will spread across Europe!
vlad2.09		Vlad Demonic	No, I need something to help me get away.
vlad2.10		Vlad Demonic	This will not help me get off the ship!
vlad2.11		Vlad Demonic	I can speak no more...
vlad2.12		Vlad Demonic	There is no more time!
vlad2.13		Vlad Demonic	Not now!
vlad2.14		Vlad Demonic	The ship is in great danger!
vlad2.15		Vlad Demonic	I will die down here, but Serbia must be avenged!" )
wilfenc1.01		Willi von Haderlitz	No, thank you.
wilfenc1.02		Willi von Haderlitz	I have no time for such things.
wilfenc1.46		Willi von Haderlitz	Perhaps another match?
wilfenc1.47		Willi von Haderlitz	You are tired from the play?
wilfenc1.49		Willi von Haderlitz	Shall we play again? We can talk some more.
wilfenc1.50		Willi von Haderlitz	Yes,
wilfenc1.51		Willi von Haderlitz	no,
wilfenc1.52		Willi von Haderlitz	right,
wilfenc1.53		Willi von Haderlitz	wrong,
wilfenc1.54		Willi von Haderlitz	Excuse me,
wilfenc1.55		Willi von Haderlitz	Carlson,
wilfenc1.56		Willi von Haderlitz	Good night,
wilfenc1.57		Willi von Haderlitz	Goodbye,
wilfenc1.58		Willi von Haderlitz	Hello,
wilfenc1.59		Willi von Haderlitz	Thank you.
wilfenc1.60		Willi von Haderlitz	Auf Wiedersehen.
wilfenc1.61		Willi von Haderlitz	Bis Morgen.
wilzeit1.00		Zeitel and Haderlitz	I've no use for that.
wilzeit1.00a		Zeitel and Haderlitz	No. You keep it!
wilzeit1.00b		Zeitel and Haderlitz	Good night.
wilzeit1.00c		Zeitel and Haderlitz	That is all." )
wilzeit1.01		Zeitel and Haderlitz	G-good night.
wilzeit1.10a		Zeitel and Haderlitz	You were saying?
wilzeit1.11		Zeitel and Haderlitz	Wh-what were you saying?
wilzeit1.12a		Zeitel and Haderlitz	I hope we do not bore you!
zeit1.06		Col. Zeitel	Keep it with you!
zeit1.07		Col. Zeitel	I am indebted.
zeit1.08		Col. Zeitel	I cannot take this!
zeit1.09		Col. Zeitel	Oh no! But I cannot accept your offer.
zeit1.10		Col. Zeitel	I am sorry! There is nothing more to say...
zeit1.11		Col. Zeitel	Good night!
zeit1.12		Col. Zeitel	The hour is getting late...
zeit1.13		Col. Zeitel	Shall we meet again? Tomorrow perhaps?
zeit1.58		Col. Zeitel	You were saying?
zeit1.60		Col. Zeitel	I always thought the English talkative. How interesting that I was mistaken.
zeit1.61		Col. Zeitel	Yes, no, right, wrong, Excuse me, Carlson, Good night, Goodbye, Hello, Thank you. Auf Wiedersehen
zeit2.01		Col. Zeitel	Keep it!
zeit2.02		Col. Zeitel	Quite useless, I'm afraid.
zeit2.03		Col. Zeitel	Did you see the rockets? The ship's badly damaged!
zeit2.04		Col. Zeitel	Did you hear the rockets? The ship is badly damaged!
zeit2.05		Col. Zeitel	The Titanic is sinking!
zeit2.06		Col. Zeitel	I am sorry...
zeit2.07		Col. Zeitel	But there is nothing more to say...
zeit2.08		Col. Zeitel	Goodbye!

Unused Scripts

Intros

The script files show slightly expanded dialogue for the intro sequence. There are two versions here.

NARRATE_bl5

code newflyover ( ) 

	message ( SFX -- the explosion dies away and we are moving across the water. Credits begin appearing. ) 
	message ( AN ALMOST WHISPER The past. A frozen landscape. Forever locked in regret. DARING TO HOPE: But what if the past could be changed? ) 
	message ( Logo appears ) 
	message ( Thirty years have come and gone since the night that saw the end of a world. My world. A world I could have saved. ) 
	message ( It was nineteen-twelve. War was coming. The Service needed someone on the Titanic. They chose me. ) 
	message ( Beginners luck? It seemed so, at the time. ) 
	message ( Fly & fly ) 
	message ( I was to wait for a signal from my contact. So I remained in my cabin. I left only once. EXPLAINS Georgia was onboard. ) 
	message ( And that's when it came. There'd be no second chance. It was Sunday. April fourteenth. Too late, you see. For the Titanic. For me. ) 
	message ( FEVERISH A BIT , QUICKENING  Could it have gone differently? What if I'd met with my contact? Got what I needed? Prevented disaster? ) 
	message ( What if the past could be changed? SLIGHT PAUSE What then? ) 
	message ( Ship appears ) 
endcode 

code oldflyover ( ) 

	message ( SFX -- the explosion dies away and we are moving across the water. Credits begin appearing. ) 
	message ( CREDITS.MOV: VO The past. A frozen landscape forever locked in regret. ) 
	message ( CREDITS.MOV: VO GRASPING A HOPE But what if the past could be changed? ) 
	message ( Logo appears ) 
	message ( CREDITS.MOV: VO Thirty years have come and gone since the night that saw the end of a world Ñ my world. ) 
	message ( CREDITS.MOV: VO A world I could have saved. REMEMBERS It was nineteen-twelve. War was coming. ) 
	message ( CREDITS.MOV: VO The Service needed someone on the Titanic. They chose me. Beginners luck? It seemed so, at the time. ) 
	message ( CREDITS.MOV: VO I was to wait for a sign from my contact, ) 
	message ( CREDITS.MOV: VO A message to meet onboard a ship so huge, so magnificent, ) 
	message ( CREDITS.MOV: VO That its arrogance flew in the very face of God.... ) 
	message ( CREDITS.MOV: VO Unsinkable, they called it. WHISPERING Oh, yes! Unsinkable! ) 
	
	message ( Title Credit:'Titanic: Adventure out of Time' ) 
	
	message ( FLYOVER.MOV: VO I left my cabin only once. Georgia was onboard. ) 
	message ( FLYOVER.MOV: VO The message came then. There was to be no second chance. ) 
	message ( FLYOVER.MOV: VO REGRETFULLY It was too late, you see. For the Titanic..For me...  ) 
	message ( FLYOVER.MOV: VO AGONIZED WONDERING Could that night have gone differently? ) 
	message ( FLYOVER.MOV: VO RECOUNTING What if I had met with my contact? ) 
	message ( FLYOVER.MOV: VO Found what I needed? Prevented disaster? ) 
	message ( FLYOVER.MOV: VO What if the past could be changed? ) 
	message ( FLYOVER.MOV: VO PROVACATIVELY What then...? ) 
endcode 

Vlad by the Turkish Baths

A deleted scene sees Vlad brooding around the Turkish Baths. (Being a stowaway, it's difficult to imagine how he'd get there without being noticed.)

VLAD1_bl6

message ( PLOT II, PHASE 4-NC, SCENE 1; VLAD BY TURKISH BATHS. ) 

code serbtalk ( ) 
	local arg 
	
	puppetclear ( ) 
	message ( ACT -- close up. ) 
	puppetspeak ( vlad1.39: "You again! Rich man, why do you wander the ship at night? You would be safer back in your cabin." ) 
	puppetbevel ( Why are you out so late? , 101) 
	puppetbevel ( Good idea. , 102) 
	arg = puppetevent ( - 1) 
	switch arg 
	case - 1
		exitcode 
	case 101
		message ( ACT -- he talks like a zealot. ) 
		puppetspeak ( vlad1.40: "Time is nothing to me. My people have always waited for the right time." ) 
		puppetspeak ( vlad1.41: "Freedom! For centuries we were slaves to the Turks! To the Austrians! Now, we have a country." ) 
		puppetspeak ( vlad1.42: "Yet there are still Serbians-in Austrian lands, in Bosnia-who are killed. Like my family!" ) 
		puppetspeak ( vlad1.43: "The Black Hand will avenge them!" ) 
	case 102
		puppetspeak ( vlad1.44: "Good night." ) 
		exitcode 
	endswitch 
	puppetclear ( ) 
	puppetbevel ( The Black Hand? , 102) 
	arg = puppetevent ( - 1) 
	switch arg 
	case - 1
		exitcode 
	case 102
		puppetspeak ( vlad1.45: "A group of Serbian patriots. We shall free our brothers from Austrian chains and create a Greater Serbia!" ) 
		puppetspeak ( vlad1.46: "We need guns. Supplies! And the money to buy them with!" ) 
		puppetspeak ( vlad1.47: "Those who oppose us face death." ) 
		exitcode 
	endswitch 
endcode 

Dialogue ID	Dialogue	Subtitles
vlad1.39		You again! Rich man, why do you wander the ship at night? You would be safer back in your cabin.
vlad1.40		Time is nothing to me. My people have always waited for the right time.
vlad1.41		Freedom! For centuries we were slaves to the Turks! To the Austrians! Now, we have a country.
vlad1.42		Yet there are still Serbians-in Austrian lands, in Bosnia-who are killed. Like my family!
vlad1.43		The Black Hand will avenge them!
vlad1.44		Good night.
vlad1.45		A group of Serbian patriots. We shall free our brothers from Austrian chains and create a Greater Serbia!
vlad1.46		We need guns. Supplies! And the money to buy them with!
vlad1.47		Those who oppose us face death.

Smethells

Smethells is not seen again after the ship starts sinking, but the dialogue for your last conversation with him was written anyway.

SMETH1_bl6

code byesmeth ( ) 
	local arg 
	
	puppetclear ( ) 
	puppetspeak ( smeth1.106: "Have you made preparations? I fear this incline is only growing more precipitous." ) 
	puppetbevel ( I have. , 101) 
	arg = puppetevent ( - 1) 
	switch arg 
	case - 1
		exitcode 
	case 101
	endswitch 
	puppetspeak ( smeth1.107: "Very good. If you won't be needing any further assistance...I believe the expression is 'every man for himself.'" ) 
	puppetbevel ( Goodbye. , 101) 
	puppetbevel ( Best of luck, Smethells. , 101) 
	arg = puppetevent ( - 1) 
	switch arg 
	case - 1
		exitcode 
	case 101
		puppetspeak ( smeth1.108: "And you. May I say, I have never served a more challenging passenger. Goodbye." ) 
	endswitch 
endcode 

Dialogue ID	Dialogue	Subtitles
smeth1.106		Have you made preparations? I fear this incline is only growing more precipitous.
smeth1.107		Very good. If you won't be needing any further assistance...I believe the expression is 'every man for himself.'
smeth1.108		And you. May I say, I have never served a more challenging passenger. Goodbye.

Eric and Stephanie

Eric Burns is not seen after the ship hits the iceberg, but a quest was written for the Burns' during the sinking, in which Eric begs the player to give him the boat pass so that his wife can escape the ship.

BURNS2_bl5

BURNSPUP BOOT2 


code runyoself ( pupmessage ) 
	global mission 
	
	if mission = 4
		sendtopuppet ( after , runyoself ( pupmessage ) ) 
		exitcode 
	endif 
	error ( ) 
endcode 

code gift ( what ) 
	
	nogift ( ) 
endcode 

code nogift ( ) 

	switch twocount 
	case 1
		message ( ACT -- he holds up hand. ) 
		puppetspeak ( burns2.01: "No! There's no time." ) 
	case 2
		puppetspeak ( burns2.02: "No time for that now!" ) 
		puppetspeak ( burns2.03: "I've got to find Stephanie! Get her into a boat!" ) 
	endswitch 
	dotwocount ( ) 
endcode 

code brushoff ( ) 
	global phase 
	
	if phase < 2
		message ( ACT -- anxiety... ) 
		puppetspeak ( burns2.04: "She's not here!" ) 
		puppetspeak ( burns2.03: "I've got to find Stephanie! Get her into a boat!" ) 
		puppetspeak ( burns2.05: "Bye!" ) 
		exitcode 
	endif 
	if phase < 4
		message ( ACT -- he holds up hand. ) 
		puppetspeak ( burns2.02: "No time for that now!" ) 
		puppetspeak ( burns2.03: "I've got to find Stephanie! Get her into a boat!" ) 
		exitcode 
	endif 
endcode  

BURNS2_bl6

BURNS2PUP 


code runyoself ( msg ) 

	if actorowner ( boatpass ) = frank 
		savesteff ( ) 
		exitcode 
	else 
		meetburns ( ) 
		exitcode 
	endif 
endcode 
	

code meetburns ( ) 
	local arg 
	
	message ( ACT -- He is distraught, desperate. ) 
	puppetspeak ( burns2.06: "I'm trying to get Stephanie on a lifeboat. She wouldn't go at first. She wanted to stay. With me." ) 
	puppetspeak ( burns2.07: "Now there's no more room! Nothing! I must find her a boat!" ) 
endcode 

code savesteff ( ) 
	local arg 
	
	puppetspeak ( burns2.08: "Stephanie's still on the ship!" ) 
	puppetspeak ( burns2.09: "Please! Help me get her off into a boat! Please, they say you have influence. " ) 
	message ( ACT - - A thought crosses his mind. ) 
	puppetspeak ( burns2.10: "A pass! Something! You must have something! Please, give it to my wife! Please!" ) 
	puppetclear ( ) 
	puppetbevel ( Yes, I'll help her. , 101) 
	puppetbevel ( No, I'm sorry. , 102) 
	arg = puppetevent ( - 1) 
	switch arg 
	case - 1
		exitcode 
	case 101
		message ( ACT -- Burns holds the boatpass. Relieved. ) 
		puppetspeak ( burns2.11: "This? This will get Stephanie a seat in the boats?! Thank you! I must get her away right now!" ) 
		puppetspeak ( burns2.12: "Thank you. And-good luck!" ) 
		sendtoshop ( inven , givinven ( boatpass , burns ) ) 
	case 102
		puppetspeak ( burns2.13: "No? Oh God, please, she's only twenty-one! God, no!" ) 
	endswitch 
endcode 

Dialogue ID	Dialogue	Subtitles
burns2.01		No! There's no time.
burns2.02		No time for that now!
burns2.03		I've got to find Stephanie! Get her into a boat!
burns2.04		She's not here!
burns2.05		Bye!
burns2.06		I'm trying to get Stephanie on a lifeboat. She wouldn't go at first. She wanted to stay. With me.
burns2.07		Now there's no more room! Nothing! I must find her a boat!
burns2.08		Stephanie's still on the ship!
burns2.09		Please! Help me get her off into a boat! Please, they say you have influence.
burns2.10		A pass! Something! You must have something! Please, give it to my wife! Please!
burns2.11		This? This will get Stephanie a seat in the boats?! Thank you! I must get her away right now!
burns2.12		Thank you. And-good luck!
burns2.13		No? Oh God, please, she's only twenty-one! God, no!
burns2.14		No, no, no!

Zeitel and the Lifeboats

This scene would've given you the choice of using the pass to enter the boat, or pass it to Zeitel in return for the painting.

ZEIT2_bl6

code decide ( ) 
	local arg 
	
	message ( cut to Morrow's face. ) 
	message ( MORROW: I need someone to man this boat. CROWD SURGE FORWARD ) 
	message ( MORROW: Stand back! Just one!--no pushing! Back! All of you. ) 
	message ( Cut to Zeitel. He has his painting, too. ) 
	puppetspeak ( zeit2.63: "Thank you, officer. I shall be delighted to assist the ladies..." ) 
	message ( Cut back to Morrow. ) 
	message ( MORROW: Wait, I was looking at you POINTING TO ME. You're the one. ) 
	if decide ( ) = 1
		reutrn 1
	endif 
	puppetclear ( ) 
	message ( Cut to Zeitel who is a little too eager. ) 
	puppetspeak ( zeit2.64: "Officer, I am an excellent sailor. In Trieste. I am-" ) 
	message ( Cut to Morrow. ) 
	message ( MORROW Not you, Colonel. Your friend, here. Are you getting in the boat? ) 
	puppetclear ( ) 
	puppetbevel ( Yes, I'll get in the lifeboat. , 101) 
	puppetbevel ( No, I have business to attend to. , 102) 
	arg = puppetevent ( - 1) 
	switch arg 
	case - 1
		return 1
	case 101
		message ( Morrow is in a hurry. ) 
		message ( MORROW Get in, get in... ) 
		message ( Cut to Zeitel. ) 
		puppetspeak ( zeit2.65: "He is strangely unmoved." ) 
		puppetspeak ( zeit2.66: "Then I say my adieus. You clearly value living over this painting. Goodbye." ) 
	case 102
		message ( ACT -- Morrow accepts your refusal. ) 
		message ( MORROW: Alright. Suit yourself.... TO CROWD: 'THE BOAT IS FULL. MOVE ON!' ) 
		message ( Cut to Zeitel. ) 
		message ( SFX -- the sound of the crowd surging up deck. Zeitel is grinning. ) 
		puppetspeak ( zeit2.67: "Such an honor you have! I repeat my offer. The painting for the boat pass." ) 
		puppetclear ( ) 
		message ( ACT -- Zeitel holds up the painting. ) 
		puppetspeak ( zeit2.68: "What do you say?" ) 
		puppetbevel ( Yes. , 101) 
		puppetbevel ( No. , 102) 
		arg = puppetevent ( - 1) 
		switch arg 
		case - 1
			return 1
		case 101
			puppetspeak ( zeit2.69: "Very good. But first, the pass..." ) 
			message ( ACT -- Zeitel has the pass in his hand. ) 
			sendtoshop ( inven.shp , giveinven ( boatpass , zeitel ) ) 
			puppetspeak ( zeit2.70: "Here. Take the painting." ) 
			puppetspeak ( zeit2.71: "I leave you now. Try not to...get your feet wet! " ) 
			message ( PLAY MOVIE: Boat nine loweriing. I hear Zeitel's giggle. Much destruction. ) 
			sendtoshop ( inven.shp , addinven ( painting ) ) 
		case 102
			message ( ACT -- He lowers the painting. ) 
			puppetspeak ( zeit2.72: "So it is 'No'..." ) 
			puppetspeak ( zeit2.73: "I must try my luck at some other place. Good luck to you." ) 
		endswitch 
	endswitch 
	actorowner ( zeit , gone ) 
	sendtoactor ( zeit , putdownactor ( ) ) 
	return 0
endcode 

Dialogue ID	Dialogue	Subtitles
zeit2.63		Thank you, officer. I shall be delighted to assist the ladies...
zeit2.64		Officer, I am an excellent sailor. In Trieste. I am-
zeit2.65		He is strangely unmoved.
zeit2.66		Then I say my adieus. You clearly value living over this painting. Goodbye.
zeit2.67		Such an honor you have! I repeat my offer. The painting for the boat pass.
zeit2.68		What do you say?
zeit2.69		Very good. But first, the pass...
zeit2.70		Here. Take the painting.
zeit2.71		I leave you now. Try not to...get your feet wet!
zeit2.72		So it is 'No'...
zeit2.73		I must try my luck at some other place. Good luck to you.