Anonymous German soldier on Welcome, Tasty Primate

First meeting remark

It was twelve days ago, it must have been.

twelve (or) days

No, not twelve- hundreds. Sixteen Sundays,
even. I've been counting. I can tell you
haven't.

name

Names are unimportant, but I know yours.
I'll never tell him, don't worry. I know
better.

him

You know. I can't say. He who rises with
the tides, master of all things small and
insignificant.

tides

Not the tides, fool! Don't you understand?

no (or) yes

It doesn't matter.

death

I'm not dead, I've only settled down to rest
for a moment. Go along, I'll catch up with
you soon.

grenades

Grenades ... Mmmm ... tasty.

Any word that doesn't trigger a new conversation will elicit the following replies:

Leave me now, blasphemer!

You're not making any sense, are you all
right?

Additional Notes

The word grenades seems a popular external word trigger. Now we know what happened to all the grenades. ;-)

The external word triggers no and yes seem to be designed to be used after the response to tides.

No second meeting remark