Jane's neuro-computational matrix is a copy of a woman that Mr. House had known as "one of Mr. House's girls." Jane makes sure to keep Mr. House "entertained," even after giving up his physical needs.
Should the Courier kill or disable Mr. House, Jane will no longer be present to buy snow globes, and they will remain stuck in the Courier's inventory. The add-on snow globes do not need to be sold to Jane, as they will automatically be redeemed upon collection.
Likewise, when the player character chooses to disobey Mr. House and destroys the army of Securitrons at the Fort, Jane will become hostile when approached, making it impossible to sell snow globes to her.
Other interactions
After turning in snow globes to Jane, the globes will be found displayed in the Lucky 38 presidential suite.
Inventory
Apparel
Weapon
Other items
On death
Notes
After upgrading the Securitrons to the Mk II OS, the Courier can ask Jane if she has "done something with her hair." She thanks them, commenting on the new weapons she has available.
When speaking to Jane for the first time after upgrading to the MK II OS, she will comment on how tingly she feels, and how she finds that she now has a missile launcher.
Jane usually comments on the latest quest that the Courier has done for Mr. House when speaking to her: "Mr. House is just pleased as punch you got those Securitrons online!" or "You should have seen Mr. House when he heard you dealt with those Omertas, he was as giddy as a schoolboy!" etc.
When talking to Jane about the Three Families, she pronounces the Ultra-Luxe as "loox" instead of "lux" like most NPCs.
Notable quotes
"Aw, sugar, why'd you have to go make Mr. House mad? Now we've got to get all messy shooting you to little bits."
Jane is a reference to the 1950s film star Jane Russell, who began her film career in a movie with Howard Hughes, the man upon who Robert House is based. In real life, Jane Russell was friends with Marilyn Monroe. A Securitron Marilyn was intended to appear in the game, as seen in the concept art and the Collector's Edition playing cards, but was cut from the final release.
Gallery
Face monitor
Marilyn and Jane portrayed on the official card deck
