History Characters / Fallout4IslandCitizens

* EarlyBirdCameo: Similarly to Santiago. While he himself only appears in ''Far Harbor,'' his Robobrain project was a major part of the plot of the previous ''Automatron'' [=DLC=].

* DefectorFromDecadence: After coming to the Island, he came to realize the pointlessness of his kin's violent ways and broke off from them. He devised a means to entrap the exceptionally brutal leader of his band, who was beginning to degenerate into a Behemoth, within the Vim Pop Factory on his way out, confident his former brethern would be too stupid to figure out how to release him.

* DefectorFromDecadence: After coming to the Island, he came to realize the pointlessness of his kin's violent ways and broke off from them.

A Mirelurk Hunter who was hunting with his husband, but was ambushed in the fog by a Mirelurk Hunter, and got turned around. He was badly poisoned and nearly died.

* IllBoy: He's suffering from radiation poisoning and will die unless the Sole Survivor helps.

A girl who ran away from her home to Far Harbor. Kasumi believes she's a synth who replaced the original Kasumi, and thus joined the locals at Acadia.

** On the Synth side, she has this recurring dream of waking up in a lab, with people talking about her around her. She has missing memories she can't quite explain and a feeling of not belonging with her family. Her account matches many Synths' own account of their own fake personalities and memories. Her parents are also eerily protective of her, with the recordings of her grandfather sounding especially odd. [=DiMA=] also claims to know shes a synth, though he doesn't elaborate on how, so its ambiguous if he was being honest or just justifying her being allowed to stay. Further adding to this is that if you ask the Railroad about her they say they don't know about her, but the Railroad's records aren't perfect due to them having to rebuild their organization after the Institute's recent attacks left them having to retreat with a lot of data being left behind as a result.
** On the Human side, her parents insist she is human, which is backed up by them making sure she stays home safely, meaning there is slim chances she could of been killed and replaced with a synth. The Creation Kit also lists her as human and doesn't have her drop a synth component if she dies, and unlike some cases of this being a glitch, nothing in the games files suggest she has a synth component attached to her to begin with. [[spoiler:Also, Dr. William Moseley from Advanced System in the Institute has no record of a Synth impersonating Kasumi, and given her sheltered upbringing and lack of value as a target, it makes little sense for her to be made one by the Institute]]. Furthermore, given that Kasumi's grandfather died recently, its very likely that, in her grief, she convinced herself she was a synth as a way to cope with it, since if she was a synth, it would mean she was never part of the family to begin with.

* LivingMacGuffin: Her leaving her home in the Commonwealth for Acadia is the main incentive that sends the Sole Survivor and Nick Valentine to the Island in the first place.

A lead developer on the Robobrain project of General Atomics international. It was his idea to put the brains of the residents into the robot shells to serve as a form of immortality for the members of Vault 118.

* EarlyBirdCameo: Similarly to Santiago. While he himself only appears in Far Harbor his Robobrain project was a major part of the plot of the previous Automatron DLC.
* HenpeckedHusband: His wife often mistreated and belittled him to the point that he claims that she could no longer be the woman he married after her behavior changes in the wake of the murder. [[spoiler:This is because the Juliana the player meets isn't really her, it's Ezra posing as her to cover up his murder. Him treating Bert more friendly is one of the clues that gives him away as the murderer.]]

* Characters/Fallout4Factions

** On the Synth side, she has this recurring dream of waking up in a lab, with people talking about her around her. She has missing memories she can't quite explain and a feeling of not belonging with her family. Her account matches many Synths' own account of their own fake personalities and memories. Her parents are also eerily protective of her, with the recordings of her grandfather sounding especially odd. DiMa also claims to know shes a synth, though he doesn't elaborate on how, so its ambiguous if he was being honest or just justifying her being allowed to stay. Further adding to this is that if you ask the Railroad about her they say they don't know about her, but the Railroad's records aren't perfect due to them having to rebuild their organization after the Institute's recent attacks left them having to retreat with a lot of data being left behind as a result.

A synth scientist who also works as Acadia's medic. She seems to be particularly fond of a certain type of flower that grows on The Island, which is also named aster.

A nuclear submarine base built into the mountain that was given to the Children of Atom by Dima. Though they were once merely harmless eccentrics, and are friendly to newcomers like the Sole Survivor, they've been stirred up by their new leader, High Confessor Tektus.

* {{Expy}}: Of [[StarTrekTheNextGeneration Data]]. An artificial life form that was activated as a "blank slate", in comparison to his much more humanlike "brother", Lore, and is extremely curious as a result. Prone to speaking in CreepyMonotone and occasional SesquipedalianLoquaciousness, and unflinchingly loyal to a fault in protecting other innocent artifical life, even if he must lay down his own life to do so. [[InvertedTrope Inverted]] in the case of morals, however: [[spoiler: [=DiMA=] has done many morally questionable acts compared to straight-laced Nick, while Data is far more lawful and Lore is a JerkAss with a murderous streak.]]

* SoleSurvivor: She was the only member of her family to survive the radiation storm that ravaged their homestead and came close to dying herself. If not for the Children of Atom she most likely would have died herself.

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!!!Pre-War Residents

[[folder: Captain Arnold Wabash]]
A pre-war US Navy captain and skipper of the ballistic missile submarine ''USS Democracy'' who met his end before the bombs fell. He was the one who initially installed the Virtual Reality system that [=DiMa=] encoded his memories into. He is also responsible for the irradiated state of the Nucleus. When the order was given to deploy his submarine and launch at China, he refused and intentionally sabotaged the reactor so the sub would be taken out of service for a long time. Wabash then attempted to desert with his mistress Fran.
himself.

!!!Pre-War Residents

[[folder: Captain Arnold Wabash]]
A pre-war US Navy captain and skipper of the ballistic missile submarine ''USS Democracy'' who met his end before the bombs fell. He was the one who initially installed the Virtual Reality system that [=DiMa=] encoded his memories into. He is also responsible for the irradiated state of the Nucleus. When the order was given to deploy his submarine and launch at China, he refused and intentionally sabotaged the reactor so the sub would be taken out of service for a long time. Wabash then attempted to desert with his mistress Fran.
himself.

* MutualKill: His "mistress" turns out to have been a government agent sent to pry the missile launch code from him. When she threatens him at gunpoint, he shoots her and gets shot himself.
* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Deserts from his sub and tries to run with his mistress when ordered to launch nukes at China.
* StupidGood: While he was well intentioned in not wanting to nuke China, he doesn't [[JustForPun fathom]] that his target is Chinese missile silos that are launching at America. It is implied that the East Coast was hit because of his inaction.

[[folder:The Mariner]]
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The original owner of the docks on which Far Harbor is situated. She maintains the Hull, the wall which protects the town form the irradiated creatures within the fog.

* AnimalNemesis: Though she only brings it up at a certain point in her questline, one of the things The Mariner is desperate to do before [[spoiler:her illness kills her]] is to rid her home of a menace she calls the Red Death who had been terrorizing Far Harbor and haunting her dreams for as long as she could remember. [[spoiler:She's in for a big surprise when she finally catches up with it.]]
* CargoCult: Not to any kind of extreme, but she talks about the Hull with the same kind of reverence as Abbot from Diamond City does when he talks about the Wall.
* EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep: Her real name is never mentioned.
* IllGirl: She's suffering from some sort of fatal disease, but wants to live long enough to make sure Far Harbor is safe after she dies.
* {{Meganekko}}: One of the few non-scientists to have eyewear, and she fits the type to a T, being very pleasant, fairly intelligent, and, in comparison to nearly everyone else in Far Harbor, quite friendly.
* NeverLiveItDown: InUniverse. [[spoiler:When the Red Death is discovered to actually be a tiny Mirelurk with glowing red eyes, she wonders what to tell the others living at Far Harbor. If convinced to tell the truth about the Red Death, she'll complain that she'd be made into a laughing stock by everyone for as long as she lives. When she and the Sole Survivor return to the town, it turns out she was right. Unless of course you and she decide to...[[UnreliableNarrator "exaggerate"]] the story a bit, in which case she is hailed as a hero, though she still isn't too pleased with herself doing so.]]
* UngratefulBastard: She considers the Harbor(wo)men taking refuge in Far Harbor to be this. She's not entirely wrong there, either, since most of them refuse to help defend the town, despite essentially squatting there.
* YourDaysAreNumbered: The Mariner is [[spoiler:dying from a terminal illness, and her questline focuses on making sure that her home is as safe as humanly possible before the end.]]

[[folder:Cassie Dalton]]
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The last living member of the prestigious Dalton family who sends the Sole Survivor on a quest to get justice for her family by bringing down all of the things that the island used to kill her kin. It's never really made clear if she is just going insane in her old age or if there really is some force on the island that wants to eradicate the Daltons.

* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Invoked InUniverse. She points out at the end of the quest that whether she's telling the truth or lying is up to the Sole Survivor to decide.
* AnimalNemesis: Her second job tasks the Sole Survivor with slaying the Fog Crawler that killed her beloved Grandpa George.
* LongLostRelative: Ambiguously. She claims to be the only Dalton still alive, but there's a Railroad member in the Commonwealth named Ricky Dalton. Given that he swears "By the Wall", Cassie may not be the sole Dalton after all. Alternatively, they could just share the same last name, without any relation to each other.
* OldMoney: Implied to have been descended from this.
* RoaringRampageOfRevenge: She hates the island for all it took from her and sends the Sole Survivor out to kill the monsters and Trappers who claimed the lives of her various family members to get even.
* SoleSurvivor: She claims to be the only Dalton still alive. Every other member of her family was killed by the many dangers native to the island.

[[folder:Andre Michaud]]
->'''Voiced By:''' Creator/CrispinFreeman

A Mirelurk Hunter who was hunting with his husband, but was ambushed in the fog by a Mirelurk Hunter, and got turned around. He was badly poisoned and nearly died.

* BadassGay: Downplayed. You've gotta be pretty tough to survive on the island, but he was ambushed by higher-level Mirelurks.
* CrusadingWidower: Wants to purge the island of hostile creatures to avenge his dead husband. It's a suicidal plan, but he can be talked out of it.
* DeathSeeker: Plans on arming himself to the teeth and killing every creature on the Island until they're all dead or he is.
* IllBoy: He's suffering from radiation poisoning and will die unless the Sole Survivor helps.
* IOweYouMyLife: He's grateful if you save him, particularly if you don't ask for a reward.
* UnexplainedAccent: He has a French accent for reasons that are never elaborated on.

[[folder:Mitch]]
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The owner of the Last Plank, Far Harbor's bar.

* TheFatalist: Remarks that all people are going to die, and it's better to go out fighting with a belly full of booze.
* NiceGuy: Most people in Far Harbor are prickly towards strangers. He's not, to the point that he gives the Sole Survivor a round on the house when they first meet.
* OhCrap: His friendly facade hides the fact that he's deathly terrified of the island, and thinks everyone should flee it for safer shores.
* ThickerThanWater: He cares deeply for his uncle. If the Sole Survivor is unable or unwilling to get Ken to leave the Visitor's Center, Mitch will get some buddies of his to head out there and help him hold down the fort.

[[folder:"Small" Bertha]]
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A poor girl who lives on the docks, taking care of her traumatized family member.

* CloudCuckoolandersMinder: Tony, another child and possibly her brother, sits around traumatized. Bertha takes care of him.
* DeterminedHomesteader: She invokes this attitude in others, and believes that if they remain squatting on the docks, Far Harbor will bleed out and die. She reasons that, if there was land the people could call their own, people would stay, or even return to the island.
* KeepTheReward: Defied. You can try to refuse Bertha's (meager) compensation for helping her secure settlements, but she more or less stuffs the money into your hand and bluntly says you deserve it and she doesn't care if you don't want it.
* WiseBeyondTheirYears: Bertha's a child, but she's more mature and practical than most people.

[[folder:Teddy Wright]]
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Far Harbor's resident doctor

* DrJerk: Downplayed. He's pricklier than most doctors, but nicer than the others in Far Harbor. He's also dismissive of Bertha, but he comes around when she gives her speech.
* TheMedic: His job, although his skill isn't enough to help the critically injured Andre.
* SecretKeeper: If you find [[spoiler:the real Avery's skull]], you'll show it to Teddy to [[spoiler:verify the identity.]] If you choose, you can have him keep the secret.
* TookALevelInKindness: If you save Andre, he's a lot nicer to the Sole Survivor.

* AmbiguouslyHuman: The game never confirms if Kasumi really is a Synth or a human:
** On the Synth side, she has this recurring dream of waking up in a lab, with people talking about her around her. She has missing memories she can't quite explain. Her account matches many Synths' own account of their own fake personalities. Her parents are also eerily protective of her, with the recordings of her grandfather sounding especially odd. There's also been recorded cases of game glitches preventing the Synth Component from spawning on dead Synths.
** On the Human side, her parents insist she is (likely meaning she wasn't an adopted Railroad runaway). The Creation Kit lists her as human and doesn't have her drop a synth component if she dies. [[spoiler:Also, Dr. William Moseley from Advanced System in the Institute has no record of a Synth impersonating Kasumi, nor does the Railroad have any record of her as a runaway. Further complicating that is the fact that the Railroad's records aren't perfect due to them having to rebuild their organization after the Institute's Switchboard ''blitzkrieg''.]]

A pre-war US Navy captain and skipper of the ballistic missile submarine ''USS Democracy'' who met his end before the bombs fell. He was the one who initially installed the Virtual Reality system that [-DiMa=] encoded his memories into. He is also responsible for the irradiated state of the Nucleus. When the order was given to deploy his submarine and launch at China, he refused and intentionally sabotaged the reactor so the sub would be taken out of service for a long time. Wabash then attempted to desert with his mistress Fran.

* KeepTheReward: Defied. You can try to refuse Bertha's [meager] compensation for helping her secure settlements, but she more or less stuffs the money into your hand and bluntly says you deserve it and she doesn't care if you don't want it.

A pre-war US Navy captain and skipper of the ballistic missile submarine ‘’USS Democracy’’ who met his end before the bombs fell. He was the one who initially installed the Virtual Reality system that [-DiMa=] encoded his memories into. Is also responsible for the irradiated state of the Nucleus. When the order was given to deploy his submarine and launch at China, he refused and intentionally sabotaged the reactor so the sub would be taken out of service for a long time. Wabash then attempted to desert with his mistress Fran.

* MutualKill: His “mistress” turns out to have been a government agent sent to pry the missile launch code from him. When she threatens him at gunpoint, he shoots her and gets shot himself.

* StupidGood: While He was well intentioned in not wanting to nuke China, he doesn’t [[JustForPun fathom]] that his target is Chinese missile silos that are launching at America. It is implied that the East Coast was hit because of his inaction.

* NeverLiveItDown: InUniverseExample. [[spoiler:When the Red Death is discovered to actually be a tiny Mirelurk with glowing red eyes, she wonders what to tell the others living at Far Harbor. If convinced to tell the truth about the Red Death, she'll complain that she'd be made into a laughing stock by everyone for as long as she lives. When she and the Sole Survivor return to the town, it turns out she was right. Unless of course you and she decide to...[[UnreliableNarrator "exaggerate"]] the story a bit, in which case she is hailed as a hero, though she still isn't too pleased with herself doing so.]]

* NeverLiveItDown: In-UniverseExample. [[spoiler:When the Red Death is discovered to actually be a tiny Mirelurk with glowing red eyes, she wonders what to tell the others living at Far Harbor. If convinced to tell the truth about the Red Death, she'll complain that she'd be made into a laughing stock by everyone for as long as she lives. When she and the Sole Survivor return to the town, it turns out she was right. Unless of course you and she decide to...[[UnreliableNarrator "exaggerate"]] the story a bit, in which case she is hailed as a hero, though she still isn't too pleased with herself doing so.]]

* NeverLiveItDown: InUniverseExample. [[spoiler:When the Red Death is discovered to actually be a tiny Mirelurk with glowing red eyes, she wonders what to tell the others living at Far Harbor. If convinced to tell the truth about the Red Death, she'll complain that she'd be made into a laughing stock by everyone for as long as she lives. When she and the Sole Survivor return to the town, it turns out she was right. Unless of course you and she decide to...[[UnreliableNarrator "exaggerate"]] the story a bit, in which case she is hailed as a hero, though she still isn't too pleased with herself doing so.]]

* NeverLiveItDown: [[spoiler:When the Red Death is discovered to actually be a tiny Mirelurk with glowing red eyes, she wonders what to tell the others living at Far Harbor. If convinced to tell the truth about the Red Death, she'll complain that she'd be made into a laughing stock by everyone for as long as she lives. When she and the Sole Survivor return to the town, it turns out she was right. Unless of course you and she decide to...[[UnreliableNarrator "exaggerate"]] the story a bit, in which case she is hailed as a hero, though she still isn't too pleased with herself doing so.]]

* KeepTheReward: Averted. You can try to refuse Bertha's [meager] compensation for helping her secure settlements, but she more or less stuffs the money into your hand and bluntly says you deserve it and she doesn't care if you don't want it.

* OneOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOther: She does not drop a Courser chip upon her death, so players looking to get the Courser chip from her to reach the Institute instead of going to Greentech Genetics are going to be disappointed. This is justified, as that Courser chip would have enabled the Institute to easily reclaim Chase by just locking onto her and transporting her back.

* [[IHaveNoSon I Have No Daughter]]: Convince Kenji that Kasumi is a synth, and he kicks her out, disowning her.

* {{Hypocrite}}: [[LampshadeHanging He himself admits it]]. Especially [[spoiler:wiping a Synth's mind to make her pass for Avery and authorizing the mind-wipe of Jule (who used to be named Victoria), when it's the very thing he hates about the Railroad and the Institute.]]. He got rid of the memories of his own actions to get rid of the guilt.

A pre-war US Navy captain and skipper of the ballistic missile submarine ‘’USS Democracy’’ who met his end before the bombs fell. He was the one who initially installed the Virtual Reality system that [-DiMa=] encoded his memories into. Is also responsible for the irradiated state of the Nucleus. When the order was given to deploy his submarine and launch at China, he refused and intentionally sabotaged the reactor so the sub would be taken out of service for a long time. Wabash then attempted to desert with his mistress Frankie.