User:Gta-mysteries/Kate Dialogue

Date one

Kate: This is nice, isn't it?

Niko: What's nice?

Kate: I don't know... getting out, doing stuff, not working or fighting with my family. Getting to know you.

Niko: Is nice to get to now you too, seems like I've gotten pretty close to everyone else in your family.

Kate: You poor bastard, you have. I don't normally socialize with people that know my family. Try to keep those two sides of my life separate. I guess it's nice to be honest for a change. Rather than me keeping secrets about my family from you, you're probably keeping secrets about my family from me?

Niko: No comment. You don't normally take the guys you date back to meet the family?

Kate: Date? This isn't a date, Niko. We're just getting to know each other. We might be friends and that's all. I couldn't date you.. someone like my brothers. I couldn't do that to myself.

Niko: Alright then, this isn't a date. We're just two people, hanging out.

Kate: That's it. But it's nice. I'm enjoying myself.

Niko: Me too.

Date two

Kate: So.

Niko: So what?

Kate: So, you.

Niko: So me what?

Kate: So, are you another one?

Niko: Another what?

Kate: Another one like my brothers. A tough guy with a death wish. A man eager to get into Hell as soon as possible.

Niko: Probably.

Kate: How annoying. What is wrong with you people? You mean.

Niko: What's wrong with me? Quite a lot, I'm sure.

Kate: Why don't you want to live? To live a normal life, I mean - get married, have kids, not steal, rob, kill. It can't be easier, than having a job I mean?

Niko: I don't know. I have lived a complicated life. I was in a war.

Kate: Sounds like you still are.

Niko: Maybe.

Kate: Well, for a murdering, thieving idiot who can't talk about things, you're kind of nice.

Niko: Thank you.

Kate: Don't mention it.

Date three

Kate: It's nice to have a friend who understands the madness that I've lived through. You know what my family is like.

Niko: I do, but I don't think that any life is not mad. You were here in America. You have had opportunities that most of the world could not imagine.

Kate: An Irish family manages to make it the eighteenth century when or whenever they are. The men in my family are just highwaymen and moralists, usually both in equal measure.

Niko: I don't know if I'd agree that Packie was a moralist. He seems like a highwayman through and through.

Kate: You should see him around me, if a man even looks in my direction, he threatens to rip his heart out.

Kate: Well, is a good thing that we are just friends. If this was a date, I'd be scared.

Kate: It's nice to have a friend, Niko. I feel like you are someone I can speak to.

Date four

Kate: What have you been up to? Actually, I don't think I want to know. I'm sure it made you feel big and strong.

Niko: Not really.

Kate: Lord above - you don't even enjoy it? Then why do it?

Niko: Can you do me a favor, and stop preaching? I'm fine. I am what I am, for better or worse.

Kate: Fair enough. A life time of trying to sort my brothers out has left me a little sanctimonious. Forgive me... I'm sorry if this is a weird question - what was the war like?

Niko: It was great - you got to see people turn into animals and your close friends die.

Kate: Sorry. I knew it was a dumb question. It's just, I hoped it wasn't so awful for you.

Niko: No. It was seeing your home destroyed, seeing members of you family die. My aunt, Roman's mother, she was... she was... she was raped and murdered. I found her. Roman does not know - he thought she died in a house fire.

Kate: I'm so sorry.

Niko: The world is hard. What are you going to do?

Kate: Maybe you're right.

Niko: The war taught me a lot of bad things, but it also taught me to enjoy life.

Kate: I like that.