The line comes from The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, released in 2006, during Glarthir's Paranoia quest in Skingrad. Glarthir is a deeply suspicious resident who believes he is being watched, and his dialogue grows increasingly hostile as the quest unfolds. The abrupt farewell has become a favourite shorthand on soundboards and in short-form edits, where players lift it out of its fantasy setting and apply it to modern social situations. Its appeal lies in that contrast: an old RPG character delivering a rejection that still sounds painfully familiar today.
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Glarthir's paranoid warning from The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, telling the player never to contact him again. Fans use it for awkward cutoffs and meme exits.
This is the moment Glarthir, the paranoid wood elf in Skingrad, finally snaps and orders the Hero of Kvatch to leave him alone for good. Delivered in a tense, hushed voice that quickly hardens into outright hostility, the line lands like a door slamming shut. It is short, blunt and unmistakably personal, which is why it feels so funny out of context: a fantasy NPC treating a simple conversation like a threat to his life. Played over a breakup, a blocked contact or an awkward goodbye, it turns an ordinary ending into a melodramatic, slightly unhinged farewell.
