necro-communism is a good idea guys

Balis conversation about necromancy should be changed a bit. His problem is with Daubarth and Necromancy, but you should be able to alleviate his problem with Necromancy by being a Conjurer, and also saying you'll keep Daubarth in line.
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P: I am a proficient conjurer. I can ensure his ritual will not get out of hand.

B: Fine. Even if a reanimation on this scale were successful, what then? What about Daubarth?

B: How do you know he won't turn against us? Or you?

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P: We all want to Winterhold to thrive, don't we?

B: You're sure it won't become a ruse to try and usurp the town? Or be unsustainable?

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P: He said himself that he came here to help us. I believe that to be genuine.

B: And if it isn't? What if he does try to take over Winterhold? Or you no longer get along with him?

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P: There will be cooperation. I help him, he helps us. At the end of the day, we all win.

B: Well, you seem more level-headed than he does, so this doesn't seem as bad as before.

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P: If that becomes the case, I will kill him myself. That's a promise.

B: It's your word against mine, but you seem competent. Enough to keep this under control.

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P: Now that you mention it, usurping the town sounds like fun!

B: This... This is not what I wanted to hear.

(Exit conversation)

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B: Necromancer aside, how about if the town ends up disagreeing with you? These are their honored dead, after all.

B: Even if you're using them for the good of the town, they might find the idea... unsavory, to say the least.

B: If someone finds out that their dead ancestors are digging tunnels, that might lead to some problems.

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P: We have nothing to fear from peasants. This is for the greater good.

B: That... doesn't sound good.

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P: I don't need you to agree, worm. Don't get in the way, or you'll be cut down.

B: This... This is awful...

(Fear)

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P: Too bad.

B: Well, then it's time I act.

(Exit conversation)

P: Umm... It was a joke?

B: Uhhh?

(Exit conversation, guards)

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P: We'll just have to see beyond sentimentality for the time being. We need to invest in the future.

B: I suppose. It's a lot of speculation, for sure.

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B: I am still unsure of how this will pan out. The darkest reaches of necromancy are still foul even if met by the most skilled of practitioners.

B: But I am willing to give it a chance if you guide Daubarth, like you said you would. Conceptually, undead still repulse me.

B: I'm only doing this because I believe in you, and that you'll do this town some real good this way.