The Ninth Circle
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Folks got problems, and I got liquor to sell to ‘em… well, liquor and a few other pick me ups. You need anything, you just let me know.
”— AhzrukhalThe Ninth Circle is a bar inside of Underworld Concourse which is in the Museum of History. The bar is owned by Ahzrukhal; it is rivals with another store in Underworld.
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The Ninth Circle consists of a few tables and chairs, along with the bar lined with stools. There is a radio on the bar table and behind the bar are two shelves of alcohol along with plates and utensils, and a fridge to the left of the shelves.
- Ahzrukhal stands behind the bar initially selling alcohol, but will sell chems if you ask.
- There is another bar table to the right of the two shelves, and has Ahzrukhal's terminal on top.
- Ahzrukhal's employee, Charon, stands in the south-eastern corner of the bar.
LocationEdit
- The Ninth Circle is located on the upper level of the Underworld concourse.
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Related questsEdit
- You Gotta Shoot 'Em in the Head: assassinate 5 mercenaries once hired by Allistair Tenpenny.
- Hired Help: a side quest concerning the contract of "employment" for a ghoul named Charon.
AppearancesEdit
The Ninth Circle appears only in Fallout 3.
Behind the scenesEdit
The Ninth Circle is a reference to Dante Alighieri's The Divine Comedy. The first canticle is Inferno, or Hell, which contains nine "circles", each populated by a specific type of sinner. The Ninth Circle is the lowest, final circle of treachery and betrayal.
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