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+ | * Silus' name is pronounced differently by different characters: Lt. Boyd pronounces it "See-LOOS," while Caesar pronounces it "Cy-LUS." The difference in pronunciation is common between Latin and English. Fluent Latin will cause a 'c' to always be pronounced as if it were a 'k.' (Such as 'Caesar' being pronounced as "SEE-sar" in opposition to "KYE-sar") This pronunciation is used to a supremacy-level across Caesar's Legion, as they even inherit the pronouncing of Latin words and names in fluent Latin when speaking in English. |
* Silus is the only character within the Legion to directly criticize Caesar's leadership. |
* Silus is the only character within the Legion to directly criticize Caesar's leadership. |
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Revision as of 22:48, 3 October 2014
“What an ugly little worm you are. What pile of excrement did the lieutenant pluck you from, worm?”
Silus is a centurion of Caesar's Legion, captured during battle and brought to Camp McCarran in 2281.
Background
During a battle with an NCR force, he chose to be captured instead of committing suicide, counting on being able to escape captivity without revealing any information about Caesar's plans.
Interactions with the player character
Interactions overview
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This character is essential. Essential characters cannot be killed. | |
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This character is a permanent companion. They grant the - perk. | |
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This character is a temporary companion. | |
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This character starts quests. |
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This character is involved in quests. | |
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This character is a doctor. |
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This character is a merchant. |  -Sells: - |
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This character can repair items. | Max Repair condition: - |
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This character can modify weapons. |
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This character rents beds. | -.
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This character plays Caravan. | They can bid caps. |
Quests
- Silus Treatment: Silus is held captive in Camp McCarran, and the NCR is attempting to interrogate him. He will not give information to the NCR, and interrogator Carrie Boyd is looking for help. She informs the player that the NCR does not allow torture of prisoners. The player can suggest a truth serum, beating the prisoner, or calling him names. Silus may also be freed by a Legion-oriented player, resulting in a few special dialogue lines from Caesar.
Inventory
| Apparel | Weapon | Other items | On death |
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| Legion centurion armor/NCR officer armor | - | - | - |
Notes
- After Silus is dressed as an NCR corporal, he will not speak to you while he leaves.
- It is possible to pickpocket Silus' centurion armor once he is wearing the NCR uniform.
- Killing Silus when he's still being held in custody will not result in Caesar's Legion infamy.
- Silus' name is pronounced differently by different characters: Lt. Boyd pronounces it "See-LOOS," while Caesar pronounces it "Cy-LUS." The difference in pronunciation is common between Latin and English. Fluent Latin will cause a 'c' to always be pronounced as if it were a 'k.' (Such as 'Caesar' being pronounced as "SEE-sar" in opposition to "KYE-sar") This pronunciation is used to a supremacy-level across Caesar's Legion, as they even inherit the pronouncing of Latin words and names in fluent Latin when speaking in English.
- Silus is the only character within the Legion to directly criticize Caesar's leadership.
Notable quotes
- "What an ugly little worm you are. What pile of excrement did the lieutenant pluck you from, worm?"
- "Let's see. I know that you're a brainless cretin. I know that you're wasting your time. I know the lieutenant is going to be disappointed in you. And I know that by this time next month the streets of New Vegas will be decorated with the decaying heads of NCR soldiers. Is there anything else you wanted to know?"
- "I train my men to make sure the slaves' flesh bulges a bit around the top and bottom. Know why? It cuts in just enough when they swallow or turn their head to remind them who they belong to. And it's that constant reminder that keeps them docile."
Appearances
Silus appears only in Fallout: New Vegas.
Behind the scenes
Silus literally means "snub-nosed" in Latin.
Gallery
Silus in centurion's uniform
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