User:Gta-mysteries/Kate Dialogue
Conversations
Conversation 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.
Conversation 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.
Conversation 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.
Conversation 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.
Conversation five
Niko: How is your Mother?
Kate: You know, just waiting around and wasting time until she can join my father in the eternal splendor of Heaven.
Niko: Do you think that that is where he is?
Kate: I hope so, I don't want to believe that every man in my family was as bad as my brothers. My dad was a drinker and he sure had a temper, but I believe in my heart of hearts that he was a good man.
Niko: What did your brothers think?
Kate: They hated him, they'd fight with him and scream at him and run away for days at a time before he'd drag them home. None of the boys liked my dad, and he didn't appear to like them much either. He believed in discipline, you know?
Niko: What was different about you and him?
Kate: I was his princess, I was the little girl. And I didn't give him a reason to discipline me. I guess I played up to it even more because my relationship with him was something I had that the boys didn't. Dad drove my brothers mad. I sometimes think that the reason they act the way they do is rebelling against him. Sorry, Niko. Talk about armchair psychology. I'm boring you.
Niko: Not at all, friend. Families are strange things.
Conversation six
Kate: You seem well, Niko.
Niko: Thank you. How are you?
Kate: Same as always - trying to deal with the reality of my awful family. Tell me about your family. Roman - he's your cousin...
Niko: Yes. Our fathers were brothers.
Kate: Were they close?
Niko: We grew up in the next house to each other. So physically yes. And temperamentally, yes. They were identical. But did they get along? No. They hated each other. They were both assholes, you see.
Kate: Ha ha - I know all about that.
Niko: They were wife beating alcoholics, who, luckily, were both what they deserved to be. My mother - my mother is one of life's victims. I was mostly raised by Roman's mother. She was great. An amazing person. When the war came, she saved up all her money and sent Roman here. She wanted to send me too, but I wanted to fight. I was stupid.
Kate: You're still stupid!
Niko: I know - look at the company I keep.
Kate: Ha ha.
Conversation seven
Kate: Thanks, Niko. I needed this.
Niko:You don't have to thank me, Kate. Needed what?
Kate: Some downtime. A moment away from the craziness of it all - my family, life in general.
Niko: With a family like yours, I would have thought you would have learnt to cope by now.
Kate: My whole life has been learning to cope. I sort of can, but it's those moments when you can just forget that I value most.
Niko: I too have things I wish to forget. The things that happened to me back home, the war... Actually, I wish to forget some of the things that happened to me here, in Liberty City as well.
Kate: I'm sure you do, Niko. Maybe it's something other than forgetting that you need though. Maybe it's a break from it all... a new beginning.
Niko: I think we all need new beginnings.
Kate: I was in therapy for a long time, Niko. It helped me a lot. It taught me how to get by, how to detach myself from people who upset me. Therapy works... it sort of works.
Niko: I do not need some quack trying to get inside my head.
Kate: I wasn't suggesting that, Niko. I was just saying that therapy is one of the reasons I'm still here today. Everyone needs a way to cope with his or her pain. I just hope that the way you choose to deal with yours is productive, not destructive.
Conversation eight
Kate: How's my favorite sociopath today?
Niko: I don't know - how is Packie?
Kate: Packie's not a sociopath. He's a psychotic cocaine addict, sure, but he's actually quite sentimental and longs for normality. He just thinks that he'll find it by doing 5 hits of X a day, and smoking crack at weekends after a spot of bank robbing. He's my brother, but he's an idiot. You're not.
Niko: Thank you, I think.
Kate: My pleasure. You know what, Niko, I really... I really...
Niko: You really what?
Kate: I really like you. I mean, not like that. I'm not into that. Not with you. But I like you. You're genuine. Genuinely awful, but at least you're not a fucking hypocrite. That can't be said of many people.
Niko: No.
Kate: I like you. I like what you are, and that's a good thing.
Niko: Thank you. I like you.
Kate: Thank you.
Conversation nine
Kate: What kind of man do you want to be, Niko?
Niko: Here you are, coming with the big questions straight out of the gate. Give me a break.
Kate: It's important to me. I've been thinking about you a lot and knowing your aspirations is important.
Niko: So you care what you "friend" Wants to do with his life?
Kate: I care about the lives of people I care about... my family, my friends... yes!
Niko: Okay, you want an answer? What sort of man do I want to be?
Kate: It isn't a difficult question.
Niko: It isn't a difficult question if you don't care about the answer. What kind of man do I want to be? I want to be a whole one. I do not want to be owned by anyone. I do now want to be controlled by the actions of others. I want to be able to make the right decision and it be my own decision to make.
Kate: You see? Not difficult.
Conversation ten
Niko: How you doing, Kate?
Kate: Great.
Niko: Really?
Kate: No. Not really. I was trying to be more optimistic. My shrink tells me I need to be more optimistic silly idiot that she is.
Niko: Why do you go?
Kate: Because I want to be happy - because I want to move away, have a family myself, not be caught up in craziness?
Niko: Why don't you get involved with someone?
Kate: I'm not ready - I'm scared of all of that - you care about people, they die. I'm pretty messed up.
Niko: You seem okay to me.
Kate: You're scarcely a good judge. No, I'm not ready for a relationship... but... but if I was, I'd want to be with you.
Niko: Thank you.
Kate: But you're not ready either. You're a lunatic. I don't know if you can change... Doesn't really matter, you'll probably die tomorrow.
Niko: Probably.
Conversation eleven
Kate: God, sometimes do you think - what is the point?
Niko: The point of what?
Kate: The point of life. I just get the feeling sometimes that life is waiting between points. It's the period between trips to the laundromat or calls from my mother or dates with you.
Niko: These are dates now?
Kate: I don't want to get into that. But you know what I mean. What is the purpose of existence?
Niko: For a long time there was only one thing in my life that I cared about. This one thing, it drove me, it gave me motivation in everything I did. Now, after everything I have been through, I am not sure that life is so simple. There can be no one thing that gives us purpose.
Kate: I don't know. I think life can be simple if you let it be. I think that life can have meaning. I want to be productive, I want to help people, I think that if I went back to school and became a teacher...
Niko: This is a good thing to do, you will help people. You should go back to school and become a teacher.
Kate: Maybe I will.
Niko: Whether this will satisfy you though... that is another matter. We want things because we think they will make us whole. There is a void in us that cannot be filled.
Kate: I hope you're wrong.
Conversation twelve
Kate: I don't know, and I don't think I want to.
Niko: Good. Because I don't want to think about it. I hang out with you to forget about that life.
Kate: Good. You're a freak. That's why I like you. You're like me - a whack job who should have been locked up years ago. You're a deranged psycho.
Niko: Thanks - what's wrong with you?
Kate: The very idea I think about having a family given my genes is shameful. I should be forcibly sterilized... imagine a little baby Packie...
Niko: I'd rather not.
Kate: You know what, when I'm with you, I can be myself. I can tell you stupid things, because I know you'are as mad as me. I like being your friend.
Conversation thirteen
Kate: Do you think this is strange - you and me being friends?
Niko: I think if two people like one another...
Kate: What is it that makes us get on?
Niko: Our mutual interest in wine, conversation, art house movies and long walks on the beach... I don't know, maybe the fact that we both understand that the world is a fucked up place.
Kate: Alright, why do we both understand that?
Niko: Because we've both been through shit. We have scars that come from these horrible situations and we can live to tell the tale.
Kate: You mean, we're both emotionally scarred?
Niko: I don't know about you, but I have my fair share of physical scars.
Kate: Okay, we're both survivors then. Maybe that's why we like each other. Bad stuff has happened to people around us, to people we care about, to us even, but we have pulled through. We have survived. That's what life is about - survival.
Niko: Sometimes I do not call my life survival, it is somewhere below that, but yeah. I take your point.
Kate: I like you too, Niko.
Conversation fourteen
Niko: Are you okay Kate?
Kate: Yes, good... no... no. I'm terrible. I'm not good at this optimism thing. I'm tired.
Niko: Sorry.
Kate: I'm tired of this life - tired of this city. Tired of everything. Tired of myself. Tired of you.
Niko: We don't have to be friends anymore, if it upsets you.
Kate: Oh, shut up, I don't mean that. I like you. I really like you. You know I do.
Niko: I like you.
Kate: No you don't. You don't like anything. You tolerate me, like you tolerate life. But you don't like me. If you liked me, you'd give this up. Give up this life, for me, I mean.
Niko: I don't think men can change.
Kate: So you could do this until you've killed everyone? Or until you die? Your life must be hell.
Niko: You have a very American way of looking at things.
Kate: Give it up. Move away. Grow up. Get out... you could be happy. It's over. This life of yours. You can change. At least think about it.
Niko: Sure. I'll think about it.
Kate: Thank you.
First call
To Kate
Niko: Kate, it is Niko. We met with your brother, Packie. He gave me your number.
Kate: Hi Niko. What's up?
Niko: I was wondering if you wanted to come out with me sometime? Maybe we do something together?
Kate: Okay, that could be interesting. I don't normally socialize with Packie's gangster friends, but sure. Pick me up in the next hour.
Niko: See you then.
General
Calling Kate
Niko: Hey, it's me.
Niko: Hey Kate.
Niko: Hi there, Kate, it's me, Niko.
Niko: How you doing, Kate?
Niko: Kate.
Niko: Kate, hey, it's me, Niko.
Niko: So, listen, you want to hang out at all?
Niko: You wanna get together at some point?
Niko: You wanna hang out?
Kate: Come pick me up, I'm free now.
Kate: I'm free now. Come pick me up.
Kate: Sure - I'm not doing anything now, actually. Come by.
Kate: Yes - how about now? I'm bored.
Niko: Cool.
Niko: Great. I'm on my way.
Niko: Great, see you in a bit, Kate.
Niko: I'll be there soon.
Niko: Look forward to it, I'm on my way.
Niko: Okay.
Niko: See you shortly.
Niko: See you soon.
Meeting Kate
(With a car)
Kate: Come on you, let's go.
Kate: Hey there, come on, let's go.
Kate: Hey you, how you doing? Come on, let's go.
Kate: Hey you - shall we go?
(With a motorbike)
Kate: Interesting choice of vehicle, let's go.
Kate: You better not kill me on this thing! Come on, let's go.
Clothes
Kate: Next time, do me a favor and don't wear the same clothes again.
Taking Kate home
(Saying goodbye)
Kate: Bye, call me.
Kate: Goodnight, Niko Bellic.
Kate: See you soon.
(Trying your luck)
Niko: Hey, that was fun.
Niko: I had a good time.
Niko: I guess this is goodnight then?
Niko: So, err, good night?
Niko: So, thanks for a fun time.
Kate: Don't be a creep - we're friends.
Kate: I'm not asking you in. We're friends, nothing more.
Kate: Thank you for respecting me, goodnight.
Kate: That was fun - but this is goodnight.
Kate: You're a great guy, for a maniac - but I'm going to bed. Goodnight.
Niko: Cool. Goodnight, Kate.
Niko: Goodbye, Kate.
Niko: Well, goodnight then Kate.
Cars
(Stallion)
Kate: This car is nice.
Niko: Thanks, Kate. Yeah, it's okay, isn't it?
Clothes
Kate: I like that top.
Kate: Those pants are cool.
Kate: I love the shoes.
Scaring her
Kate: I guess I'll make my own way home, you weirdo.
Darts
Dialogue
Kate: Darts? Fun.
Kate: Good - I want to play darts - I haven't played for ages.
Kate: Great... darts are always fun.
(Niko wins)
Kate: Well played Niko.
Kate: You were lucky.
(Niko loses)
Kate: I'm sorry, Niko.
Drinking
Dialogue
(Steinway Beer Garden)
Kate: I come from a distinguished family of alcoholics - as you know - let's go.
Kate: Sure, I'd like a drink - look at my family.
(After drinking)
Kate: I enjoyed that bar; it was okay.
Conversation one
Kate: Shit. I'm drunk.
Niko: Don't worry.
Kate: No, why would I worry? Why would I fucking worry? I'm half crazy, out drinking with a killer, and with this family so fucked up I don't even want to talk about it. Why would I worry? What in God's name have I got to worry about? Fuck... I'm just a neurotic, aren't I? Really self indulgent, really idiotic, pathetic. What are you going to do now? Shoot me? Probably, you psycho. You're crazy.
Niko: Shut up, please.
Kate: I'm sorry... I'm so sorry.
Niko: Don't worry about it.
Conversation two
Niko: That was fun.
Kate: Yeah great. Just great. I love drinking - gives you clarity. Calms you down... shows you that you really do hate yourself.
Niko: I don't know about that.
Kate: You already knew that, maybe... I hate myself and I want to die! Great... that's a sensation worth paying for... Fuck, what is wrong with me?
Niko: Calm down.
Kate: I'm trying... maybe I better shut up.
Niko: Maybe.
Conversation three
Niko: That was fun...
Kate: Yeah, sure.
Niko: Do us a favor? Try not to freak out like you seem to when you get drunk.
Kate: Fuck you.
Niko: That's better.
Kate: Yes, fuck you, you creep. You fucking lunatic creep. Fuck you. You're a loser. You're a fucking loser. Fuck you. What is wrong with you, you cold hearted creep?
Niko: Please, leave me alone.
Kate: I'm sorry... I'm so sorry... I'm so sorry.
Niko: Shhh, calm down.
Conversation four
Kate: I'm drunk...
Niko: Isn't that fun?
Kate: Yes - great fun. Reminds me of being at a funeral...
Niko: Then why drink?
Kate: I don't know - because my whole family does, and they're such a bunch of winners! My mother! She's great. They haven't invented a tranquilizer strong enough, but if she combines them with whiskey, she can get to sleep. My dad - he did awful things to my brothers, I loved him, but I knew. I fucking knew, and my brothers - look at them. Look at them... I can't take it any more...
Eating
Dialogue
(Cluckin' Bell)
Kate: Fast-food - great - a heart attack.
Kate: Fast-food - Jesus - we must have a death wish.
(afterwards)
Kate: I can feel my arteries hardening.
Kate: That was great, but I already feel terrible.
Pool
Kate: I haven't played pool in ages.
Kate: Pool - fun. I haven't played in ages.
Dialogue
(Not finishing)
Kate: Next time - let's finish it.
Unscripted dialogue
Kate: Well done, Niko Bellic.
Kate: I'm going gray here.
Kate: I don't wanna burn!
Kate: Whoo, that's not bad.
Kate: You wanna break?
Kate: I'm really enjoying this radio station.
Kate: Hurry up.
Kate: Hello.
Kate: This is a good station isn't it, Niko?
Kate: What's wrong with you? Hurry up.
Kate: I don't wanna die like this!
Kate: This was my fault.
Kate: Please don't run away from me.
Kate: Hi there.
Kate: Niko, I'm impressed.
Kate: Whoa, nearly.
Kate: Want another game?
Kate: That wasn't meant to go in there.
Kate: I guess you got confused because the target wasn't moving.
Kate: Bad luck, Niko.
Kate: Aiming things was never my strength. I'd be a terrible hitman.
Kate: Ow! You're a bad person!
Kate: Darts was never my forte.
Kate: This ball is coming for you, pins.
Kate: I'm not hurting anyone.
Kate: Ahhh! Get out of here!
Kate: Why'd I have to do that?
Kate: Damn you, Niko Bellic.
Kate: Sorry.
Kate: I'm kind of enjoying this.
Kate: I hope you don't mind me turning this off.
Kate: Unlucky, Niko.
Kate: You won.
Kate: Nice.
Kate: Look at me.
Kate: Nearly.
Kate: I don't think you can do that.
Kate: Well done.
Kate: Great.
Kate: Let's listen to something. Cheer ourselves up.
Kate: Well done.
Kate: Niko and I are just friends.
Kate: Isn't this nicer than robbing people?
Kate: Nearly.
Kate: Niko, can we do something different?
Kate: Go, go, go!
Kate: I'll break this time.
Kate: I don't know what rules you're playing by, but that's a foul.
Kate: I'm starting to enjoy darts.
Kate: Perfect! Wow!
Kate: See, you don't need a gun to have fun.
Kate: Unlucky.
Kate: Can I break?
Kate: Let's do best of three.
Kate: Screw this up, please.
Kate: I'd like to turn the radio off if that's okay.
Kate: Be a gentlemen.
Kate: Hey, I did it!
Kate: How about best of three?
Kate: What'd I do wrong?
Kate: Not so good.
Kate: Sorry, Niko.
Kate: Look! Look! Help!
Kate: I'm turning on the radio. There's nothing else to say.
Kate: Stop doing that.
Kate: I don't understand why you're playing on the radio.
Kate: I think you let me win.
Kate: I really enjoy what you're playing on the radio.
Kate: Kate McReary lines up her ball.
Kate: My brothers wouldn't let you do this.
Kate: How fun is this?
Kate: You're pretty good at this.
Kate: Whoops.
Kate: I'm sorry.
Kate: I'm gonna be great at this.
Kate: Good game, Niko.
Kate: I'm only a lady, remember?
Kate: I think I've had enough of this.
Kate: Get in, alright?
Kate: Wrong way.
Kate: Yes, thank you.
Kate: Bad luck, Niko.
Kate: Watch this, it'll be perfect.
Kate: I think it's my turn to break.
Kate: Yeah, sure.
Kate: Oh, no.
Kate: I can't do this, Niko, sorry.
Kate: I don't know what Packie's gonna say if I'm arrested.
Kate: Here ya go. Watch me, Niko.
Kate: Damn.
Kate: Let's make this best of three.
Kate: Yes, go me!
Kate: I'm not trying to step on anyone's toes.
Kate: You fouled.
Kate: Are you trying to get me arrested.
Kate: Want another one, tough guy?
Kate: I'm paying for my sins.
Kate: You lucky, lucky man.
Kate: I hate this station.
Kate: Here it comes.
Kate: Be kind, be gentle.
Kate: Let's just listen to the radio.
Kate: Better luck next time.
Kate: I think we can just sit here and listen to the radio, can't we?
Kate: If I had a bit more practice...
Kate: You having fun, psycho?
Kate: This is how it's done.
Kate: If my brother was here you'd be in trouble.
Kate: Let's get out of here!
Kate: Damn it.
Kate: There's no real need to talk, we can just listen to the radio.
Kate: Be kind, Niko.
Kate: I'm not in a relationship with Niko.
Kate: Let's go!
Kate: Oh, I love this song.
Kate: This isn't impressing me.
Kate: You think you're good at this, don't you?
Kate: Jump on in, won't you?
Kate: Niko is all yours if you want him.
Kate: I'm sort of enjoying this.
Kate: I'm all talked out.
Kate: Get those pins, Niko.
Kate: A car might be useful don't you think?
Kate: Help!
Kate: The pins don't stand a chance.
Kate: Yes, please.
Kate: That's probably enough talking.
Kate: You're not bad at this... for a sociopath.
Kate: You lucky bastard.
Kate: Wait for me, please.
Kate: You can do it, Niko.
Kate: Can we do something else?
Kate: I didn't think I was going to win.
Kate: One-eighty? Wow!
Kate: Niko, you're a mean man.
Kate: Oh, Niko, that's terrible luck.
Kate: Oh, I'm actually good at this.
Kate: Get the board next time.
Kate: I'm a natural.
Kate: You're good at this.
Kate: You deserved that.
Kate: Niko, we shouldn't, we're just friends, okay?
Kate: Watch this!
Kate: You lucky bastard.
Kate: Good game.
Kate: I can't walk as fast as you. Please wait.
Kate: Not bad.
Kate: You should get out more.
Kate: Don't kill me, Niko... but I'm getting kinda bored.
Kate: Whatever you say.
Kate: Unlucky.
Kate: I'm pretty terrible at this, aren't I?
Kate: Come on, Niko.
Kate: Let me break.
Kate: You should give up the contract killing and take up darts.
Kate: I didn't think you were like this!
Kate: I should never have seen you.
Kate: This is fun and you're throwing darts, not bombs, which is good.
Kate: I'm getting kind of bored.
Kate: Oh, I won.
Kate: Come on, miss.
Kate: Don't you find what's playing interesting?
Kate: Thank you, but no.
Kate: Well done, Niko.
Kate: You're pathetic, Niko!
Kate: I don't think this is a good idea, Niko.
Kate: How am I supposed to have beaten that?
Kate: We've gotta move it now!
Kate: Well done.
Kate: You're rubbish.
Kate: Niko is just a friend of my brothers.
Kate: Why are you hurting me, Niko?
Kate: Not so good that time.
Kate: The radio's annoying me, I'm going to turn it off, okay?
Kate: Whoops.
Kate: I'm not planning for this to take the rest of time, Niko.
Kate: Congratulations!
Kate: That's a foul.
Kate: You got lucky there.
Kate: You were always good at aiming.
Kate: Let's play best of three.
Kate: Drive, will you?
Kate: Oh, I like this stuff!
Kate: You didn't check out, did you?
Kate: You won!
Kate: I saw that.
Kate: The police may have forgiven you, but God won't.
Kate: Hurry up.
Kate: Sorry, I can't talk with this thing on.
Kate: Well played.
Kate: Come on, Kate.
Kate: Better luck next time.
Kate: Now, mess up.
Kate: Well played.
Kate: Shall we do best of three?
Kate: Miss it, please.
Kate: Throwing things comes kind of natural to you.
Kate: Watch this.
Kate: Hey, I got it!
Kate: Go away.