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Beatrice Armstrong |
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| | | | | actor | | Shari Elliker | | | base id | | 000309ad (growing up fast)
0007542f (trouble on the homefront) | | | ref id | | 000309ac (growing up fast)
0007542a (trouble on the homefront) |
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Beatrice Armstrong (2232-2277) is a Vault 101 resident in the year 2268.
[edit] Background
Her hobbies include reading Tarot cards and writing poems. At one time, she attempted to write a poem in commemoration of the first Overseer on Founder's Day. However, she suffered writer's block when she couldn't find a word that rhymed with Overseer. This is one of the few occasions Beatrice reuses one of her older poems.
She used to regularly post a notice on the Bulletin Board in the Cafeteria advertising her services as a fortune-teller. She divines the questioner's fortune by reading tarot cards. On July 13, 2268, she gave the Lone Wanderer a poem for their tenth birthday party.
During the factional crisis in Vault 101, she died when Andy amputated her entire right leg to treat her sprained left big toe.
[edit] Relationships
The daughter of Stanley Armstrong. Beatrice's two sisters are Gloria and Mary.
[edit] Interactions with the player character
[edit] Interactions overview
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No |
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No |
| Doctor: |
No |
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No |
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No |
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Yes |
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[edit] Inventory
- On the Overseer's terminal in the Vault 101 Atrium, there are security dossiers on several people that live in the Vault. Beatrice's dossier describes her as "an absent-minded, sexually repressed sycophant." The Overseer states that he wishes to talk to "our good doctor" about a "long-term pharmaceutical solution."
- Despite her normally cheerful attitude the poem she gives the Lone Wanderer is dark and depressing and overall unpleasant.
[edit] Appearances
Beatrice Armstrong appears only in Fallout 3.
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