Restores Jason Fader's cut line that was once played during E-DE's companion quest, EDE My Love.
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Early in FNV's development, Obsidian(mostly Tech Producer Jason Fader and Intern Fryda Wolff) recorded placeholder dialogue that was used for testing before the actual dialogue was recorded. As far as I'm aware, only a single line of this Temp VO remains and it was used to test E-DE's companion quest. Jason Fader used various impressions so the designers could differentiate the characters he voiced and in this case, he used Inigo Montoya from the Princess Bride. This line was erroneously played in the original release, but it was later patched out since it was obviously never meant to be heard. Regardless, it's an awesome artifact of FNV's development and this mod adds Jason Fader's line back into Senior Knight Lorenzo's dialogue during the quest EDE My Love.
