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A mysterious Vault hidden under a garage in the west of the Capital Wasteland, Vault 112 is unique in that it's still active, kept in working order by a small army of robobrains, and still occupied by its original population: the residents have been preserved for the past two hundred years in suspended animation, while their minds have been integrated into a shared virtual reality simulation. Unfortunately, James' search for Dr Stanislaus Braun has led him to enter the simulation in pursuit of answers, forcing the Lone Wanderer to follow him in...
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* GreaterScopeVillain: He was the director of the whole Vault Project, which means every atrocity the player has encountered conducted within the Vaults were all designed, suggested, or at least green-lit by him. After getting to know him as a [[TheSociopath person]], it becomes immensely understandable why so many of the Vault experiments were so pointlessly cruel.
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* MadScientist: What else would you expect from the Director of the Vault experiments?
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* NiceJobFixingItVillain: [[spoiler: Braun originally requested the Chinese Invasion program from General Chase in order to commit suicide in the event that he ever got bored with his life in the simulation; however, what he didn't realize - until it was too late - that his status as Overseer gave him additional safeties that make the program useless against him. As a result, the player can use this failsafe in order to MercyKill the residents of Vault 112, override Braun's control of the simulation and trap him forever. In other words, Braun accidentally ensured the means for his own downfall]].
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* NiceJobFixingItVillain: [[spoiler: Braun originally requested the Chinese Invasion program from General Chase in order to commit suicide in the event that he ever got bored with his life in the simulation; however, what he didn't realize - until it was too late - that his status as Overseer gave him additional safeties that make the program useless against him. As a result, the player can use this failsafe in order to MercyKill the residents of Vault 112, override Braun's control of the simulation and trap him forever. In other words, Braun accidentally ensured the means for his own downfall]].
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** [[spoiler: Braun originally requested the Chinese Invasion program from General Chase in order to commit suicide in the event that he ever got bored with his life in the simulation; however, what he didn't realize - until it was too late - that his status as Overseer gave him additional safeties that make the program useless against him. As a result, the player can use this failsafe in order to MercyKill the residents of Vault 112, override Braun's control of the simulation and trap him forever. In other words, Braun accidentally ensured the means for his owndownfall]].downfall]].
** By sheer coincidence, [[spoiler:James stumbling upon him and his work gave him the clues to reactivate Project Purity once he's freed from the simulation by his son, the Lone Wanderer. While [[SacrificialLamb he doesn't live to tell the tale]], in Good Karma endings (which, by way of later games, is the canon ending) it leads to the Capitol Wasteland having purified water]].
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** By sheer coincidence, [[spoiler:James stumbling upon him and his work gave him the clues to reactivate Project Purity once he's freed from the simulation by his son, the Lone Wanderer. While [[SacrificialLamb he doesn't live to tell the tale]], in Good Karma endings (which, by way of later games, is the canon ending) it leads to the Capitol Wasteland having purified water]].
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* ProperlyParanoid: He shoots everything on sight and has mines planted all across Minefield out of fear that Eulogy's slavers may come for him.
* ColdSniper: The moment the Lone Wanderer sets foot on Minefield[[note]]Possibly by being sent there by Moira as part of "Wasteland Survival Guide[[/note]] it becomes clear that the mines aren't the only threat they have to face. When they arrive to Paradise Falls[[note]]Possibly during the quest to free the children caught by the slavers in order to have [=McCready=] let them pass to Vault 87[[/note]], Grouse shows them ''why''.
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A sniper residing in some ruins who has sworn revenge on the slavers of Paradise Falls.
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A sniper residing in some ruins who has sworn revenge on the slavers of Paradise Falls.
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* QuestGiver: Gives you the "You Gotta Shoot 'Em In The Head" sidequest.
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* QuestGiver: If you didn't talk to Abraham Washington priorhand, talking to her starts "Stealing Independence".
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* NiceGuy: To be fair, he is just trying to be nice and at least tries to help on the journey, unlike a certain girl Capital Wasteland
* NiceGuy: To be fair, he is just trying to be nice and at least tries to help on the journey, unlike a certain girl Capital Wasteland
* MotorMouth: Much to the annoyance of '''many''' players.
* NiceGuy: To be fair, he is just trying to be nice and at least tries to help on the journey, unlike a certain girl Capital Wasteland.
* QuestGiver: The unmarked EscortMission "Happy Birthday To You" begins after talking to him.
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* QuestGiver: The unmarked EscortMission "Happy Birthday To You" begins after talking to him.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: If you complete "The Replicated Man" quest or at the very least meet up with Pinkerton before finding Vault 112, there's a mention of Pinkerton breaking into Vault 112 and stealing a memory chip [[spoiler: which he later uses to create the Harkness persona for his android client.]] It's heavily implied that the theft was what allowed Dithers to become immune to Braun's memory-wipes, as her tranquility lounger is reporting malfunctions - presumably as a result of Pinkerton's tampering.
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* QuestGiver: The main story quest "The American Dream" is given by him. [[spoiler:If you side with him, he also gives you "Project Impurity"]].
* QuestGiver: He gives you the unmarked quest "The Kid Kidnapper".
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** He gives you the "Strictly Business" sidequest.
** He also gives you the repeatable unmarked quest "Strictly Profitable".
** He gives you the "Strictly Business" sidequest.
** He also gives you the repeatable unmarked quest "Strictly Profitable".
* QuestGiver: He gives you the unmarked quest "Economics of Violence".
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** He's also one of the three characters that can give you the unmarked sidequest "Lincoln's Profit Margins".
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** Zip gives you the unmarked repeatable sidequest "Zip's Nuka Fix".
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** If you have "Broken Steel" installed its possible to find [[BossInMookClothing OVERLORDS]] among the bodies in the super mutant corpse pile they've amassed.
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** If you have "Broken Steel" installed its possible to find [[BossInMookClothingOVERLORDS]] Overlords]] among the bodies in the super mutant corpse pile they've amassed.
** Despite not having power armor or energy weapons, they are just as good as (if not better than) the Brotherhood Paladins at fighting super
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* QuestGiver: Reilly gives you the quest "Reilly's Rangers" right after waking up from the medical bed in Underworld.
* QuestGiver: Gives you the sidequest "Galaxy News Radio" the moment you find him.
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* BadassNormal: There's no official backstory for him, implying he was just the average man who had the misfortune of being the sole inhabitant of Vault 77. That being said, he manages to tame a mutant ant and becomes the Boogeyman of slavers in Paradise Falls.
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* BewareTheSillyOnes: Despite having a Vault Boy puppet on his hand, he's highly skilled in unarmed combat and massacred a group of slavers and raiders
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!!General Constantine Chase
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The leader of the American forces in Alaska and the player's commander in ''Operation: Anchorage''.
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!!General Constantine Chase
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!!Puppet Man
Puppet Man is the main character of "One Man, and a Crate of Puppets", an official promotional comic for Fallout 3 by Penny Arcade. Although he never makes an official appearance in the game, he is referenced through his Vault 77 jumpsuit. He reappears in "[[https://www.penny-arcade.com/comic/2024/04/17/the-right-hand-of-the-king The
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* BadassNormal: There's no official backstory for him, implying he was just the average man who had the misfortune of being the sole inhabitant of Vault 77. That being said, he manages to tame a mutant ant and becomes the Boogeyman of slavers in Paradise Falls.
* CanonForeigner: Although he never appears in the game, his Vault Suit appears in Paradise Falls and has made several appearances in other Fallout-based media.
* CompanionCube: The puppets were treated as living beings and the Puppet Man believes that a Vault Boy puppet is dangerous and capable of murder.
* TheDreaded: The Slavers are terrified of him and Smiling Jack demands they burn the Vault 77 Jumpsuit under the belief that the Puppet Man is still alive after 200 years and will return for it.
* GollumMadeMeDoIt: It's widely speculated that the Puppet Man suffers from a split personality and the darker side of his personality is expressed through the Vault Boy puppet.
* GoMadFromTheIsolation: Vault 77 seems to have been designed to study how prolonged isolation would affect the inhabitant, in Puppet Man's case, he coped with the isolation by making puppet shows that eventually made him believe they were living beings.
* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: It's never made clear if the Vault Boy puppet is a product of Vault-Tec science or a simple hand puppet that the Puppet Man projects a personality onto.
* RedBaron: He's called the Puppet Man because he has a Vault Boy puppet attached to his right hand.
* SanitySlippage: After nearly two years of isolation in Vault 77, he started believing the puppets are alive and sentient.
* VagueAge: The comic has a flowing timeline, he appears the same age throughout the comics. Even though enough time had passed for radscorpions, Mutant Ants, and Slavers to start appearing after society collapsed.
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!!General Constantine Chase
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* CanonForeigner: Although he never appears in the game, his Vault Suit appears in Paradise Falls and has made several appearances in other Fallout-based media.
* CompanionCube: The puppets were treated as living beings and the Puppet Man believes that a Vault Boy puppet is dangerous and capable of murder.
* TheDreaded: The Slavers are terrified of him and Smiling Jack demands they burn the Vault 77 Jumpsuit under the belief that the Puppet Man is still alive after 200 years and will return for it.
* GollumMadeMeDoIt: It's widely speculated that the Puppet Man suffers from a split personality and the darker side of his personality is expressed through the Vault Boy puppet.
* GoMadFromTheIsolation: Vault 77 seems to have been designed to study how prolonged isolation would affect the inhabitant, in Puppet Man's case, he coped with the isolation by making puppet shows that eventually made him believe they were living beings.
* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: It's never made clear if the Vault Boy puppet is a product of Vault-Tec science or a simple hand puppet that the Puppet Man projects a personality onto.
* RedBaron: He's called the Puppet Man because he has a Vault Boy puppet attached to his right hand.
* SanitySlippage: After nearly two years of isolation in Vault 77, he started believing the puppets are alive and sentient.
* VagueAge: The comic has a flowing timeline, he appears the same age throughout the comics. Even though enough time had passed for radscorpions, Mutant Ants, and Slavers to start appearing after society collapsed.
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!!General Constantine Chase
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/general_chase.jpg]]
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: Subtly drops some for ''Fallout 4.'' While examining the aliens' cryostasis technology, he notes that he was studying cryogenics for the government before he was drafted, hinting towards the background of the Sole Survivor. He's even in the same military unit as the male Sole Survivor.
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** While examining the aliens' cryostasis technology, he notes that he was studying cryogenics for the government before he was drafted, hinting towards the background of the Sole Survivor. He's even in the same military unit as the male SoleSurvivor.Survivor.
** In a conversation, he speculates that the aliens are working on a plan to take over the world by abducting humans and replacing them with identical replicants. It's not at all what the aliens are actually doing, but it ''is'' exactly how Institute controls the Commonwealth in ''Fallout 4''.
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** In a conversation, he speculates that the aliens are working on a plan to take over the world by abducting humans and replacing them with identical replicants. It's not at all what the aliens are actually doing, but it ''is'' exactly how Institute controls the Commonwealth in ''Fallout 4''.
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* MilesGloriosus: Downplayed. While Chase was evidently competent, he's shown in various terminal entries and in the simulation itself that he was quite egotistical.
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* UnreliableNarrator: With all the edits done to the Anchorage simulation, it's left vague whether the events portrayed are remotely accurate, [[PropagandaMachine hackneyed American propaganda]], or outright made up by General Chase himself.
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* KickTheSonOfABitch: Claims the murders he wants done are this, since they're all ghoul-hating bigots. [[spoiler:Actually only Tenpenny is; one of the targets is actually just the son of the actual man he wants dead.]]
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* KickTheSonOfABitch: PayEvilUntoEvil: Claims the murders he wants done are this, since they're all ghoul-hating bigots. [[spoiler:Actually only Tenpenny is; one of the targets is actually just the son of the actual man he wants dead.]]
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* KickTheDog[=/=]KickTheSonOfABitch: One of the possible encounters in ''Broken Steel'' is a group of Enclave trainees who have killed their commanding officer; they no longer attack the player, but otherwise their attitude toward "wastelander scum" has not improved. An Outcast patrol comes by, and:
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* KickTheDog[=/=]KickTheSonOfABitch: KickTheDog: One of the possible encounters in ''Broken Steel'' is a group of Enclave trainees who have killed their commanding officer; they no longer attack the player, but otherwise their attitude toward "wastelander scum" has not improved. An Outcast patrol comes by, and:
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