“Order up or forever hold your damn mouth shut.”— Whitechapel Charlie
Whitechapel Charlie is a unique Mister Handy and the bartender of The Third Rail in 2287.
Background
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The barkeep of The Third Rail, Whitechapel Charlie can be distinguished by the fact that he sports a few elements of pre-War United Kingdom. He is programmed to boast an alternative Cockney accent alongside wearing a bowler and having the former flag of the country, the Union Jack, stamped on his chassis. Under the employment of John Hancock, who owns the bar, Charlie hired a singer, Magnolia, to perform at the Third Rail.
Interactions with the player characterEdit
Interactions overviewEdit
 | This character is essential. Essential characters cannot be killed. | |
 | This character is a merchant. | Caps: 233 Sells: drinks, food, junk, shipments of glass (25) |
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QuestsEdit
- The Cleaner - When asked for a job, Whitechapel Charlie will ask the Sole Survivor to "clean" the warehouses from the Triggermen occupying them.
- Emogene Takes a Lover - Whitechapel Charlie and Magnolia can help the player character find Emogene Cabot.
- The Silver Shroud - Whitechapel Charlie knows where Kendra, one of the thugs working for Sinjin, is hiding.
InventoryEdit
| Apparel | Weapon | Other items | On death |
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| Beer x4 Bourbon x3 Gwinnett pale x2 Gwinnett pilsner x2 Gwinnett stout Iguana on a stick Nuka-Cherry x3 Nuka-Cola x4 Shipment of glass - 25 Squirrel on a stick Vodka x3 Whiskey Wine |
NotesEdit
Whitechapel Charlie has unique interactions with companions if the player character brings them along to the Third Rail.
AppearancesEdit
Whitechapel Charlie appears only in Fallout 4.
Behind the scenesEdit
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- Charlie's name is a reference to Whitechapel, a location in the East End of London where poverty and misery have been rampant throughout history. It is also famous for housing the infamous serial killer Jack the Ripper.
- When he is persuaded in The Cleaner to give 400 caps as the reward (Hard speech check), his quote "A Right Kick In The Alberts" is a reference to Royal Albert Hall located in London, England and is an example of what's known as Cockney Rhyming Slang. In this case, Alberts = Royal Albert Hall = balls.
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