Where is dustil in knights of the old republic

Is there something else you'd prefer I called you? Carth: Which? The fact that I'm all ears or the beautiful part? Carth, are you flirting with me? Carth: Not really. Just a habit. You have something you'd rather I call you by? Why do I get the impression that you're not serious? Forget it. Let's get back to my questions. Carth: Maybe I'm just avoiding your questions. Carth: All business today, eh? Are these questions really necessary? How about my name?

I'd prefer you didn't call me anything. It's demeaning. How about 'gorgeous'? I like that better. The beautiful part. Keep calling me that. Carth: Don't get yourself in a twist over it, gorgeous. I didn't mean anything by it. There you go again! That's no good, either. Now that one I like. Call me that from now on. Carth: Oh, for crying out -- fine. If it'll make you feel better, you call me something. Go ahead, come on, I can take it. Don't be ridiculous. Carth: I might consider it.

What are you going to call me, in exchange? Carth: What? Are you afraid you'll hurt my feelings? Come on, spit it out. You can do it. How about "pushy thug"? How about "sexist worm"? How about "handsome thug"? Carth: Is that it? You can do better than that! Carth: I like the first part of that. I'm a bit more partial to "the most handsome pilot in the galaxy". What do you think? Lobotomized Gamorrean! Brainless, lice-ridden bantha!

Sexless marsh-toad! Carth: Ouch. Heh heh heh. Well, I bet "beautiful" doesn't sound so bad in comparison now, does it? Don't hold your breath.

I think I'm going to be ill. Maybe not, but I still don't want you calling me that. Ha ha! You are such a pain, you know that? Carth: Well, then, I guess "gorgeous" will have to do until then, won't it? Kidding aside, I bet you're not about to give up on those questions of yours. Are they really necessary? Carth: Stubborn as ever. Okay, you got me. I bet you have your heart set on those questions.

Carth: Guilty as charged. I'll bet you still have those questions in mind, though. Not if you have a problem with it. I just would like to know you better. Don't be such a child. It's just a few questions. Answer the damn questions, already.

Carth: No. No, I don't have a problem with it, really. Go ahead and interrogate me. Carth: Oh. Well, if it's an interrogation you wanted, why didn't you say so? Carth: Oh no, how can I resist a challenge to my manly pride, huh? Fine, you've made your point. Interrogate at will. This isn't an interrogation. I never said that. Soon all your secrets will be mine!

Are you getting testy again? Carth: Pretty snappy with the orders, are we? Okay, you got it… sir. Carth: No, I was just joking, though you do seem to be full of questions. It's rather refreshing, to be honest. Carth: All my secrets are purely of the mundane variety, unfortunately. Nothing worth extracting, though you're welcome to try. Carth: I don't get testy. I get angry. And if I was angry, you wouldn't have to ask me if I was, let me assure you.

Carth: Let me ask you something first, though. I've been going through the battle aboard the Endar Spire over and over in my head since we crashed. Some things just don't add up for me. Maybe you could tell me what happened… from your perspective. Like you said when we first met: Bastila didn't have time to use her powers. Why ask me? I don't see the point. I wasn't in a position to know what was going on, really. Carth: True. Bastila is as powerful as they say… she's the one who defeated Darth Revan, after all.

I guess that no Jedi ability, no matter how powerful, makes up for being completely surprised and outmatched. Carth: I'm just trying to figure it out. I saw enough men lose their lives needlessly during the Mandalorian Wars.

It's… difficult to see that happening all over again. Carth: Neither was I, to tell the truth. I was onboard as an advisor for the most part. The battle began so fast, it's anyone's guess as to what actually happened. Carth: We lost the ship and a lot of good people… and for what? On the hope that Jedi powers would save us, somehow. Not that Bastila had much opportunity to act.

Carth: We didn't choose that battle, anyway. It got forced on us. Hell, I'm just surprised that any of us are alive to talk about it. Come to think of it, it's more than a little surprising that you happen to be here, isn't it? Just what is your position with the Republic fleet, anyway? Are you accusing me of something? I'm just a soldier. I'm sure there isn't anything unusual about that, is there? I'm a scout.

I was recruited into the fleet for my skills, if you must know. I used to be a smuggler , if you must know. I was recruited into the fleet for my knowledge. Carth: Not at all. I just think it's a bit odd that someone who got added to the crew roster at the last minute just happens to be one of the survivors. Carth: Hell no… unless you consider that you were a last-minute addition to the crew roster and you just happen to be one of the survivors.

Carth: Well, that makes sense. Still… it seems a bit strange that someone who was a last-minute addition to the crew roster is one of the survivors. Carth: A smuggler? I should have guessed. Isn't it odd, however, that a smuggler who was added to the crew at the last minute just happens to be alive?

You'd rather I wasn't? What's so odd about me being added to the crew at the last minute? Carth: Don't be ridiculous. You've more than proved yourself since the crash… we wouldn't have made it this far without you.

But still…. Carth: You were the only one. Not to mention that Bastila's party was the one who requested your transfer. Well… maybe. Don't get me wrong, it just seems odd that someone Bastila's party specifically requested to transfer aboard happened to survive.

I have no idea what you're talking about! Why would Bastila request my transfer? It doesn't make any difference. Go ahead and be paranoid. Carth: I'm not trying to be paranoid. It's just that I learned a long time ago that something which looks like a coincidence probably isn't. Especially when the Jedi are involved. Carth: The Jedi requested numerous things when they came aboard… hell, they practically took over the ship, as far as I could tell.

Considering your connection to Bastila, and the Jedi… whether you know it or not… your presence here seems a little convenient. I'm probably wrong and this is probably nothing, I know. I learned a long time ago not to take things at face value, however. What do you mean by surprises? I'm telling you, Carth, I had nothing to do with the crash. Shouldn't we be trying to work together? Carth: I mean I have to expect the unexpected.

Just to be safe. Carth: I expect you're right. I've got no real reason to suspect you of anything. Still… it's better to be safe than sorry, right?

Carth: I am working with you. I'd be a fool not to. I'd also be a fool not to expect the unexpected. Are you always this suspicious? Let's just get back to something important, then. You do know we're on the same side, right? Try something and it'll be the last mistake you make. Carth: Look… it has nothing to do with you, personally. I don't trust anyone, and I have my reasons.

And, no, I'm not going to discuss them. So can we just keep our mind on more important things? I consider this important. You haven't heard the last from me on this. Yes, let's do that. Carth: Alright, alright.

You're pretty tenacious, you know that? Carth: Good. Like I said before, I prefer action to talk, anyway. You must be the most damned persistent woman I've ever met. Carth: We'll talk about it… but later. Right now I just want to get going. Journal Entry Added: Carth Although he has agreed to work with you, you've learned that Carth is suspicious and mistrustful of others. There is probably a reason behind his mistrust, but he was reluctant to discuss it. I want to discuss something with you.

Carth: You do? Fair enough. What do you want to discuss? I want to talk about these issues you seem to have with me. We didn't finish our conversation last time. I'd like to know now if we have a problem. Let me try to explain. You've got the skills of an elite commando, and you've saved my butt more than once. Between that and your facility with languages, I'm lucky you're here. But that doesn't mean I'm going to stop watching you or being wary. I'm just not built that way.

Not built that way? That sounds like an excuse. Why are you so hostile? What did I do to deserve this? And what, exactly, are you watching me for? Carth: Maybe so. But I've been betrayed before by people I… well, it won't happen again, that's all.

But there's no guarantee that you won't do anything in the future. I've been betrayed before by people and I… well, it won't happen again. Carth: I don't know that, yet. Like I said before, it's probably nothing. But I've been betrayed before by people and I… well, it won't happen again, that's all. So you want some guarantee that I won't betray you?! I'm starting to get pretty tired of this attitude of yours. Of course it won't happen again if you never trust anyone!

Carth: I don't know that you'll betray me. But there are no guarantees… not for you, not for me. You don't have to take it personally. Carth: Yeah, well, you wouldn't be the first. Look… I don't expect you to be my friend. This is just the way I am, no need to take it personally. Carth: Look… I'm not trying to insult you. I'm beginning to wonder if you're even capable of trusting anyone. No, I do take it personally!

Carth: Well, you can stop wondering. I'm not. Carth: Well, that's too bad, then, because it's not going to change. Yes, you! Why should I trust you, after all? Why not you?

Accusing other people is a good cover for a traitor. Carth: You shouldn't. If you're smart, you won't trust anyone… not me, not Bastila, and especially not yourself.

Carth: I don't remember ever saying anything about "traitor". All I mean is that if you're smart, you won't trust anyone… not me, not Bastila and especially not yourself. Don't tell me not to take it personally, you hairless Wookiee!

Carth: Hairless Wookiee? Alright, sister, just We'll just see whose head explodes, you ungrateful monkey-lizard! Don't tell me to calm down, you ignorant bantha! Carth: Is that your idea of an insult? Come on, sister, take your best shot. Gamorrean pig-man! Drooling Bomarr cast-off! Carth: Oh, ouch. I think you hurt my man-feelings with that one. Well, you had it coming.

Don't patronize me. Carth: I guess I did. Feel better now? Carth: Wouldn't think of it. Maybe a little. Not really. This is still serious. Then maybe we can talk reasonably about this. All I've been trying to say is that this isn't personal. If you were smart, you wouldn't trust anyone, either Ahhh… so you don't trust yourself, is that it? Pretty pithy advice, I see.

I wouldn't want to live like that. Carth: I don't need to be analyzed, thanks. Can we just get back to business? Carth: Not all of us have the luxury of choice. I'm conditioned this way, sorry. I didn't ask for your advice, nor do I need it. I don't need someone around who doesn't trust me. So leave. Be on your own, it's obviously what you want. You sure you don't want to talk about it?

That settles that, I guess. Carth: And I don't need all these questions. What I do need is to try and save the galaxy, if that's even possible. Carth: It's not what I want. I have a duty and I intend to see it through.

The galaxy's in danger and I want to save it… that's what I want! Carth: No, I don't want to talk about it. What I want is to save the galaxy… if that's even possible. Carth: Why is whether or not I trust you or anyone so damned important to you?

Why… why do you even care? We don't have time for this, so can we please just… drop it. For now? Can we pick it up later if you really must, I… want to get underway.

Journal Entry Added: Carth Despite being impressed with your abilities, Carth is still not willing to fully open up to you. Maybe if you give him some time he'll finally learn to trust you. I just want to talk with you. Carth: Oh? You want to argue some more, is that it? I'm always up for a good fight. I just want to know why you distrust me so much. No, I don't want to argue with you. Carth: Ha! Can't say I've met a woman quite like you before. You're really something.

Carth: So I've seen. If I were Malak I'd be a bit nervous to have you on my tail. Carth: What does it matter that much? Why can't you just leave it be? Carth: And I don't really want to argue with you, either.

You seem… sincere enough, I guess. Carth: I just don't trust easily, and for good reasons… which are my own. But we have to work together, Carth, so it has plenty to do with me. What reasons? I want to know. You can stuff your reasons, then. I can make you talk, Carth. Trust me. Carth: Ahhh, damn it. I suppose I won't get any rest until I talk, will I?

You want to know why I don't trust anyone? Fine, here goes. Well I might be willing to take you up on that challenge. But uh, you're just not going to let up, are you? Here goes.

Carth: Five years ago the Jedi had just finished the war with the Mandalorians. Revan and Malak were heroes. I was damn proud to have served in their fleet. It was completely unexpected when they turned on us, invading the Republic while we were still weak.

Nobody knew what to think, least of all me. Our heroes had become brutal, conquering Sith… and we were all but helpless before them.

Think about it… if you can't even trust the best of the Jedi, who can you trust? What do I have to do with Malak and Revan? They turned to the dark side, obviously. Why is it so personal? I suppose you can't. That must have been hard to take. Carth: It… it's not that. It's… That's not what I mean. There were… there were others. Good, solid, trusted men who joined them. Carth: I… of course the Jedi turned to the dark side.

There were others, however, who weren't Jedi. Good men… trusted men who joined them. Carth: I… it wasn't even that.

There were others: good, solid men. Trusted men who turned on us, as well, and joined their cause. Carth: Malak and Revan and the Sith deserve to die for what they've done… but the ones who fled the Republic and joined them are even worse.

The dark side has nothing to do with why they joined the Sith. They deserve no mercy! You say that with such… hatred. I haven't joined the Sith, Carth. I… should apologize to you.

Including Carth's son, Dustil. Even though I did manage to wipe out the majority of the academy as I progressed onwards. Since my retarded brain didn't decide to make any saves before I began the Uthar Wynn mission Star Map questline , It became quite the setback.

So I eventually chose to save right around the corner from Dustil's room, so he doesn't select to go aggro on me anytime soon. And began researching how to solve my unfortunate predicament. Damn it. And, secondly I found out if I don't talk to Dustil and turn him back to the light side or decide to just kill him.

Carth's character mission will be stuck in this limbo, just continously stating "We need to give this to Dustil. This is the proof we need" and so forth. Right now. I am in quite the peril. Is there any way to make Dustil non-hostile, so I can talk to him and finish the mission? Everybody else at the academy is dead, so I don't think there will be any issues there if I'll be using any cheat codes.

Krookie Posted November 26, Janmanden Posted November 26, Just forget it, go DS and provoke him, Carth's anger is worth it. BattleCookiee Posted November 26, Yuthara gives you the key Vashanti Posted November 26, Kalfear Posted November 26, Security works fine on the door!

Kalfear Disco and Dragons Avatar Enlarged. Calax Posted November 26, I've always wondered how to knock both Uthar and Yuthura to their weakest Victor of the 5 year fan fic competition!

Kevin Butler will awesome your face off. Yuthura rocks! Wild Storm Posted November 27, Posted November 27, Full solution if you wish to do female romance Keep talking to Carth, after every level up on Taris.

Gabrielle Posted November 27, Thanks For the Help Ill go try it. Now I have to go back and replay kotor 1 for the 24 time. I never actualy completed the romance with Carth I never actualy played a female character. I also never did the galaxy droid. Cassidy Posted November 27, Krookie Posted November 27, I had the same exact problem. You can't interact with anything right? Posted November 27, edited. WTF is going on!? I know I saw it. Edited November 27, by Cassidy.

GMan2 Posted November 28, Posted November 28, Galaxy Droid? Now that sounds like something I missed. What is that about?