Fallout 2x3 | Full Length Reaction
"I think I just started a war" πππ
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Yeah, I think it is fair to say that Maximus is pretty much done with the Brotherhood. I thought about the assistant managers, too. If they would meet Betty or Hank, would they even recognize them? I mean, they were all frozen at the same time and were all roughly the same age. Hank, who was thawed over 30 years ago and Betty (who was even released 30 years before Hank) have aged so much by now - that must be so weird to meet each other again. Stefanie was the last one for Vault 33 to be released by Bud Askins, she is still near the assistant managers age, they would probably recognize her...π π€π I think none of them had an exact plan what to do. Bud Askins would have briefed them and told them where to go and what to do there. I want to know what exactly Thaddeus was doing there, in his post apocalyptic version of Bitcoin mining. Is he working on his own or does he answer to someone? Who protects them? Where do all the children come from? Where did they find all that soda so many years after the apocalypse? π€ The wasteland is so fucked up that it actually is a better life for the kids to work in a factory for a (relatively) kind boss and being protected by robots, than being out there all alone. Hats off to Thaddeus for putting himself in the line of fire between "his" kids and Xander...π I love whenever Charlie and Cooper are talking. I can sympathize with Charlies views and he seems to be genuinly believing in what he is saying. Moldaver on the other hand gives the feeling that she manipulates everyone to achieve whatever she's aiming at. Back then it seems to be revenge on Vault-Tec and its allies for taking her invention of Cold Fusion and to prevent the fall of the United States. That congresswoman was incredibly boring, but she had a very noble agenda, standing up against corporate influence on the government and therefore being pushed aside, underfunded and isolated. Interesting for me was that Charlie and Cooper were the only ones that didn't laugh at her clumsiness. I wonder why the not-Robert-House-guy was feeling out Cooper Howard. Maybe they are aware of Coopers connection with Moldaver and therefore observe him? π€ Interestingly I saw in the credits Justin Theroux (the guy with the neck control thingy) is listed as Robert House, but the other actor we saw before, Rafi Silver, is also listed as Robert House...π€ and Lee Moldaver (played by Sarita Choudhury) suddenly also goes by the name Kate Williams? I wonder what that is about...π π€ We will see if starting the civil war will weaken the Legion enough for Cooper and Lucy to be able to escape. I'm pretty sure we will see more of Macauley Culkin, because other than the great guest appearance of Kumail Nanjiani his character had no substantial impact so far...π€π Fun Fact: As a german (and a teacher, too ππ) I can back up what Lucy said about the word "Kais-ar" (valid german: Kaiser = emperor). It stems from the roman name of "Gaius Julius Caesar" - the english "cesar", too. The name "Caesar" was spoken with a "K" in ancient times. Primae noctis is the "right of the first night". It was a supposed legal right in medieval Europe, allowing feudal lords to have sex with any woman on her wedding night. (/smartass mode off)...π You've met a group of the Khans - those were the guys Lucy and the Ghoul killed at the Dino motel...π The tunics are the slaves of the Legion. The slave girl tried to save her legionary, but lost him when the Ghoul killed him and thus forfeit her own life. Tragically Lucy saved the slave girl to bring her to her execution - but how could she possibly know? I partly blame the Ghoul, he never took the time to explain to Lucy why he didn't want to save the tunics...π€π My absolutly favorite quote of Lucy so far: "And you should know that I'm not even a virgin anymore and that's not including all the cousin stuff I did, which is at least a page or two in my resumΓ©!" I laughed so hard, I choked on my soda and spat it all over my coffee table and had to pause the episode to clean it...π€£π Oh man - I hope Lucy never changes - well, maybe be a bit less naive...π
Your comments are so well-balanced! They make me laugh and provide so much information and insights. Haha
Funny tidbit; caesar is indeed pronounced with a hard C, as the legionnaires in fallout verse do in the ep (source - 8 years of latin language study including uni, confirmed with ai search engine, lol ;)
Macaulay Cokie is a great name Dee, donβt let anyone tell you otherwise π
