Feminist Nerevarine

In some Morrowind quests where there was a conflict between a man and a woman, you didn't have the opportunity to side with the woman. In other quests, a woman required something from you, and if you wanted to refuse it, the game forced you to do so in a rude manner. And there were also quests where a man overstepped the boundaries of a woman, and you didn't have the opportunity to refuse helping him.

This mod fixes that and provides you the opportunity to side with women in quests where you couldn't do it previously, to refuse helping women in a polite manner, without humiliating them, and to refuse helping men who overstep the boundaries of women and even scold them for their plans. It's important to note that every vanilla choice is kept intact by this mod, so you don't lose any content by installing it, you merely gain new roleplay opportunities and choices on top of the already-existing ones.

What quests are modified and how?

The Beauty and the Bandit: You can refuse helping Maurrie without telling her outright that you think that she is an idiot for falling in love with the bandit who robbed her. Instead, you can warn her to return to her senses, after all, the man is a dangerous outlaw who already harmed her once.

Bloodmoon: A Woman Scorned: You can refuse helping Kjolver without judging her. Instead, you can try to convince her that even though she loves her husband, he clearly doesn't love her back, that's why he is cheating on her and that she should forget about him because she deserves someone better.

Thieves' Guild: Naughty Gandosa: You still need to steal the book, but upon learning about its contents you can refuse to hand it over to Aengoth with the argument that it wouldn't be right to blackmail a woman with her private life.

Widowmaker: You can kill the naked Nord barbarian and receive a reward from the witch for doing so. Strangely, this option was not present in vanilla, while it was present in the other "witch vs. naked Nord barbarian" quest, and there you could choose whom you side with.

For the Love of a Bosmer: You can call out Gadayn for his plan to use a love potion on the woman who doesn't love him back. In vanilla, you could only agree to deliver the potion to her or to recommend Gadayn to pursue another woman instead. So if you think that a person who would resort to such methods doesn't deserve either, you can refuse his errand, and even call him out for it.

Kidnapped by Cultists: A bonus feature. You can scold Sason for being unable to protect his wife. Obviously, those were some dangerous cultists, and all of that, but I thought that such a feature wouldn't warrant its own mod, so I squeezed it into this one, even if it doesn't really fit thematically 100% with the rest of the new choices.

Nota bene:

The characters in these quests don't