Ben Lindbergh

I'm sure we will find out in the next couple of episodes.

But yeah, do they pass this on to the Enclave?

Who has it?

How does it get from where it is to Wiltzig back in season one?

How does the automated man device end up where it ends up in Hank's hands now, given that this exchange with the Cold Fusion may not actually happen?

A lot of moving pieces here, but we at least have some sense of what they are, if not

in exactly what order they will come down in.

So let's jump forward a couple centuries from Koop to the ghoul, our friend Ra's al Ghul, who is hanging on this pole and has a hole in him.

And no one in Freeside seems to care.

Everyone just walking by, ignoring his pleas.

I guess you could say it's the bystander effect, you know, that sort of psychological effect, like when a lot of people are around who could help someone, any one person feels less pressure to help them.

But it's probably not that.

It's probably just that no one ever helps anyone in Freeside, that people are conditioned to turn the other way.

This is the wasteland at all, after all.

And it's true that NPCs in Fallout typically don't really react to dead people or soon-to-be dead people.

They just kind of stroll on by.

And that's what's happening here.

What a lot of ghoul, too.

Yeah, that, too.

Right.