Ben Lindbergh

One thing I wondered is how the automated people remember that the surface is dangerous, right?

Because they all want to stay inside there, which I get, but they all seem apprehensive about being freed.

I was wondering that too.

Yeah, because they're not supposed to remember everything, right?

Or at least that's the way that Hank explained it to SOS, the snake oil salesman last week.

Thanks.

He would be able to talk and interact, but just wouldn't remember anything that had happened to him.

So in theory, they shouldn't really remember that the surface is dangerous.

I don't know.

Maybe Hank told them that it was or something, or they're just happy where they are.

But that did stand out to me.

And, of course, there's an ex-Legion member here and Uncle Rico Biff from the NCR.

I wonder where Captain Rodriguez is.

We don't see her here.

I don't know if she has been captured and turned to.

But this is the moral dilemma.

This is some sort of trolley problem here that Hank presents Lucy with.

Lucy doesn't want them, quote unquote, fixed, which is quite a way to describe this sort of like, you know, sterilizing an animal.

So Hank six them on each other in order to force Lucy into action.

And Lucy, in self-defense, stabs the legionary with a pencil sharpened by Marjorie, expert pencil sharpener.