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Cicero from Skyrim says yes, mistress in this short voice clip, used by creators for obedient, creepy or comedic reactions in memes and gaming edits.

Cicero, the unsettling jester from The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, delivers this short line in a high, eager and slightly unhinged voice, stretching the word mistress into a devoted, almost gleeful agreement. The clip lasts under two seconds, but his theatrical delivery, with its sharp intake and cheerful menace, makes it instantly recognisable to anyone who has met him in the Dark Brotherhood questline. It lands as funny and faintly disturbing at once, perfect for moments of exaggerated loyalty, sarcastic obedience or a character happily agreeing to something they probably should not.

Cicero first appeared in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, released by Bethesda in 2011, as the eccentric jester who serves the Dark Brotherhood with unsettling devotion. The line became a favourite reaction clip as Skyrim remained popular for years through re-releases, playthroughs and short-form edits, where players recognised his voice instantly. It survives because the delivery is both loyal and menacing, making it a compact way to signal sarcastic obedience, dark humour or fandom in gaming memes without needing any visual context.

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Who says 'yes, mistress' in this sound?

Cicero, the eccentric jester from The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, says the line. He is a member of the Dark Brotherhood known for his theatrical devotion, which makes his eager agreement sound both loyal and unsettling.

Where is the 'yes mistress' sound from?

It comes from The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, released in 2011. Cicero delivers the line in the game, and the short clip later spread online as a reaction sound in gaming memes and short-form videos.

How do creators use the 'yes mistress' sound?

Creators place it over a character agreeing to a bad idea, obeying a sarcastic order or showing exaggerated loyalty. It works best as a single punchline before a cut, especially in Skyrim edits, roleplay videos and darkly comic memes.