“We're heading back home. I hope our troops do the same. This land can't be saved. Trying to grow crops, in this heat, with so little water, is bad enough, but now we've got radiation seeping into the farmlands east of New Vegas. We're done. Let the people of this hell-hole deal with their problems, I say.”
Anne is a farmer that signed on to become part of the Thaler Act, which required her to move from her rural fields to the sharecropper farms. However, she is fed up with the alarmingly diminishing amounts of water available to grow crops with and is planning to leave as a result.[1]
↑Anne: "We're heading back home. I hope our troops do the same. This land can't be saved.Trying to grow crops in this heat, with so little water, is bad enough, but now we've got radiation seeping into the farmlands east of New Vegas.We're done. Let the people of these hell-hole deal with their problems, I say." (Anne's dialogue)
