There are some "Stay a while and listen moments"
Arator and Liadrin
Arator: With all that has happened, we haven't had much time to talk.
Liadrin: What's on your mind?
Arator: When the attacks first started, you went to the Sunwell and prayed for a miracle. Heroes from all over the world appeared in a flash of light just in time to save the city.
Arator: I don't understand how it happened.
Liadrin: I've never experienced anything like it before. In my desperation, I swear i could hear a gentle voice... "Don't be afraid," it said. "I am with you."
Liadrin: And there was... music. Like a song ringing in my heart.
Arator: Like the Radiant Song?
Arator: Could the voice you heard have been the Worldsoul we've heard about? Could it have reached out through the Light?
Liadrin: I truly do not know. Whatever it was, it saved us. I believe we will hear it again when we need it most.
Faerin Lothar, Andin, and Velen
Faerin: So, Anduin, why do you keep stealing glances at the esteemed Prophet Velen?
Anduin: He... was my mentor. He taught me so much about the Light.
Faerin: Oh, excellent! Then you can introduce us.
Anduin: Wait--! Velen. This is Faerin Lothar of the Hallowfall Arathi. I'm sure she's... overflowing with questions.
Velan: It is an honor, young Lothar. I, too, have questions. I hear tales of a large crystal of Light and Shadow?
Velan: We shall find time to speak at length. But first, Anduin. How does the Light feel to you now?
Anduin: Earlier, near the Sunwell, it was... overwhelming. I couldn't hear myself think. I understand how so many lost themselves in it.
Anduin: But now... it's gentle. The pleasant hum in the back of my mind I remember from my youth.
Faerin: It is wonderful you feel the Light so near once more, Anduin.
Velan: Indeed. So then, my dear pupil, why have you been avoiding me?
Anduin: This... I'm sorry, Velen. This is not the future you saw for me.
Anduin: I was broken. I'm putting the pieces back together, but they fit differently now. Some parts are just... gone.
Anduin: The Light called upon me, yes, but I'm still no great king. No true hero. I still can't even bring myself to abdicate the throne I don't deserve.
Velan: Ah, Anduin. You are young. There are many futures yet ahead of you.
Velan: But I will tell you this: in none of my visions did you remain idle for long.
Rommath and Umbric
Rommath: This new Dawnwell is a fitting tribute to our unity. Though, learning to live without the Sunwell's power may take some getting used to.
Umbric: Perhaps. Far more concerning to me is the Darkwell...
Rommath: It's no longer a threat to any--
Umbric: They were moving down through it, Rommath. You saw. Thousands upon thousands of void monstrosities... all headed deep underground.
Rommath: I... saw. What could Xal'atath be seeking at the heart of the world?
Umbric: Whatever it is, she used us to get to it.
Umbric: I fear her true invasion... is only just beginning.