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Horatio is a very large ghoul from the Reservation, who almost resembles a super mutant. One could surmise that in his "smooth skin" days, he could have been an offensive lineman for pro football or a professional wrestler. Either way, his size carried over to his current ghoul form.

Background[]

Horatio was one of the followers Willem Clark, brought back from his trek into the wasteland almost two hundred years ago. He was so grateful to Willem for bringing him back to the Reservation, that he devoted his life to him. At first, Horatio was a bodyguard to Willem. But over time, and when slave trading became regular, Willem put Horatio in charge of all slave trade and slave security. No human would think of revolting against a giant of a ghoul who looked so, well, REVOLTING – at least that was Willem’s reasoning.[1]

Interactions with the player character[]

Interactions overview[]

Interactions
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This character is a merchant. Sells: Slaves

Other interactions[]

Horatio does not have much to say unless the player has slaves to trade, or the player knows of a potential slave route. Other than that, Horatio will get quickly irritated by an inquisitive player and suggest he either leaves or becomes a slave. If the player is particularly strong and healthy (ST > 6 and EN > 6), then Horatio will try to convince the player to inquire about a little experiment that has to do with procreation.

One extra – If the player is female and particularly homely (CH < 4), then Horatio will take an interest in the player, possibly shacking up, if the player chooses. Doing so will get the player into the Town area faster than normal. If the player performs particularly well (EN > 7), then Horatio will become enamored with the player and act like a puppy near her. This would allow free movement within the Town and possible access to sub-level 1.[2]

Appearances[]

Horatio was to appear only in Van Buren, the canceled Fallout 3 by Black Isle Studios.

References[]

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