Xnob Stusongast, Goblin Spearman: "So, guys, I stood up on that hill over there and looked down into the dwarves's fort, and it seems that the only thing between us and them is a thin little "wall" made of nothing but sand. Hey, look, I can poke my spear right through it. Let's get digging."
Mestthos Ovoddastot, Dwarven Child: "Man, I just can't wait until my beard starts growing in!"
Lokum Hildesh, Dwarven Merchant: "Wait--hold on a second. There's no WAY I'm going to trade away our entire caravan of raw materials for nothing but a waterskin and a piccolo, no matter HOW nice they are."
Atru Flanrang, Goblin Engineer: "I see that the dwarves have underestimated us once again. How can they be so stupid? I mean, they know we forge our own metal weapons and armor. Do they really think we're incapable of carrying ladders, or bridging a 'moat' that's only 5 feet wide?"
Raccoon: "Well, I'm pretty sure they have gems or string or something in there, but I can't seem to get past this door. I don't think banging my head against it for 2 months is going to solve anything, I'll just give up and go away."
Rovod Fathlitast, bookkeeper: "Wait--you actually think that I know exactly how much we have of every type of good in the fortress, and that I even know the locations of things that are constantly moving, such as fish and logs currently being hauled inside? Whatever the hell gave you THAT idea? I mean, if I had that kind of mystical omniscience, what the hell am I doing working for someone like YOU?"