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9th Jun '13 7:08:39 PM EKonoMai

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* Elizabeth's home on Monument Island in ''VideoGame/BioshockInfinite'' is an almost perfect example, consisting of a suite of lavishly furnished rooms and a large library housed within the statue of the archangel Columbia, from which she is unable to escape by any means. However, Elizabeth is completely unaware that there's a huge scientific facility built around her chambers, and a team of amoral researchers keeps her under almost constant surveillance via a series of one-way mirrors. On top of that, the tower is protected by the Songbird, a gigantic cybernetic beast programmed to terminate any unauthorized personnel with extreme prejudice.
** Similarly, Eleanor Lamb from ''VideoGame/Bioshock2'' has wound up like this ''twice'' - as a child, she was taught well, but was kept under lock and key from the rest of Rapture's society via security locks, though she managed to figure out how to hack the systems. When the player finds her as an adult, she's kept in a plush sealed environment, guarded by psychotic psuedo-zombies lead by her mother.

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29th May '13 6:09:18 PM Umi

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25th May '13 7:36:10 PM DancingNinian