Wie bei allen Torhead-Erinnerungsstücken gilt auch hier, so manche NPC-Textzeile wäre eigentlich vom Spielercharakter gesprochen worden. Btw Commander Calum wäre der gleiche Questgeber gewesen, der einen als Imperialer auch auf der Belsavis Orbitalstation empfängt:


Commander Calum: I remember your passage through Belsavis vividly. Our goals were not the same, but our successes came hand in hand.
Commander Calum: Freeing the Dread Masters from their prison on Belsavis was necessary, and their loyalty to our Emperor was without question.
Commander Calum: A coalition of Hutt crimelords has recently abandoned the Cartel, forging an alliance with the Dread Masters.

Commander Calum: I'm here, Calum.
Commander Calum: I'm transmitting objectives to the terminals at operational control. Handle them at your discretion.
Lieutenant Vaughn: The transport to Varl is expecting you.
Lieutenant Vaughn: Good day.
Lieutenant Vaughn: Hold a moment, my master has been expecting you.
Commander Calum: You served our Emperor well on Belsavis. I hope you will serve well again.
Commander Calum: The paths each of us carved on Belsavis have led us here.
Commander Calum: I remember your passage through Belsavis vividly. Our goals were not the same, but our successes came hand in hand.
Commander Calum: We're both responsible for the blight that now grips the Empire. The Dread Masters.
Commander Calum: Freeing the Dread Masters from their prison on Belsavis was necessary, and their loyalty to our Emperor was without question.
Commander Calum: We could not have anticipated how quickly they would turn on us when they saw their master's attention elsewhere.
Commander Calum: No one is above the Emperor's command.
Commander Calum: The Imperial Guard has been monitoring the Dread Masters' activity since their treason. We recently received intelligence from a surprising source: the Hutt Cartel.
Commander Calum: A coalition of Hutt crimelords has recently abandoned the Cartel, forging an alliance with the Dread Masters.
Commander Calum: The Dread Masters have given these Hutts stolen Gree technology to help them restore their destroyed homeworld of Varl.
Commander Calum: The Dread Masters do this in exchange for any recovered weapons of the ancient Hutt empire. Weapons believed to have left Varl's entire solar system in tatters.
Commander Calum: We've established a small beachhead on Varl, but that is all. This isn't a task for the rank and file. I came to you because you are proven.
Commander Calum: There is no margin for error. If even one such weapon falls into the hands of the Dread Masters or the Hutts, it will cost us dearly.
Commander Calum: Your accomplishments are manifold, you will not fail.
Commander Calum: Each of you have long since distinguished yourselves from your peers, you will not fail.
Commander Calum: You paid to spring them, not for me to play watchdog.
Commander Calum: You had your own people dealing with that.
Commander Calum: Never attempt to saddle me with your failures again.
Commander Calum: That was not an accusation.
Commander Calum: The Dread Masters were your charge and yours alone.
Commander Calum: I've had nothing to do with the Dread Masters.
Commander Calum: The Dread Masters were never a concern of mine.
Commander Calum: I've learned to never set loose something you can't control.
Commander Calum: The officer in charge of an operation accepts the burden, Commander.
Commander Calum: My infiltration of Belsavis had nothing to do with your operation.
Commander Calum: If we've met, you'll have to jog my memory.
Commander Calum: We were never their minders, but we gave them this opportunity.
Commander Calum: You may not have cracked the lock, but the way you cut down the Republic defenders aided the cause.
Commander Calum: They were nothing compared to our Emperor.
Commander Calum: And our mission was a resounding success. Had we not let them loose, we would not be here.
Commander Calum: I am Commander Calum. I had operational authority over the Belsavis invasion.
Commander Calum: I assume you aren't here just to catch up.
Commander Calum: Everyone who's defied the Empire has met the same fate. The Dread Masters won't be any different.
Commander Calum: Then you are a fool. A Sith will always try to break their chains.
Commander Calum: Betrayal among Sith should have hardly come as a surprise.
Commander Calum: The Emperor acts according to his will and no other; had he wished the Dread Masters bound, they would have been so.
Commander Calum: Why would you trust the Hutts?
Commander Calum: Hutts will do anything to preserve their little empires.
Commander Calum: The Empire should wipe out those filthy slugs and be done with it.
Commander Calum: In due time. The Republic and the Dread Masters will have to come first.
Commander Calum: We've verified their claims.
Commander Calum: Something like that can't fall into the hands of the Dread Masters.
Commander Calum: You're not even sure these weapons exist, are you?
Commander Calum: That power belongs to the Empire alone.
Commander Calum: Agreed.
Commander Calum: Wouldn't mind something like that in my arsenal.
Commander Calum: We only have the speculation of the Imperial Reclamation Service. The evidence of Varl's destruction is enough to take notice.
Commander Calum: That will not be your payment.
Lieutenant Vaughn: Good to meet you.
Commander Calum: Or recover their lost ones.