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You never should have left, kid. Now we'll make sure nobody ever leaves again!

Officer Wilkins is a member of Vault 101 security in 2277.

Background[]

Related to Janice and Jim Wilkins, Officer Wilkins is much less forgiving than Officer Taylor and he blames the Lone Wanderer directly for the chaos currently affecting Vault 101. He is liable to attack as soon as he gives the Lone Wanderer a tongue-lashing.[Non-game 1]

Interactions with the player character[]

Interactions overview[]

Interactions
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This character is involved in quests.
Severed
This character drops a finger upon death (Lawbringer).

Quests[]

Trouble on the Homefront: Wilkins is one of the security guards encountered in the vault and one of the few guards that are hostile. He is in possession of one of the passwords unlocking the terminal in the jail section of Vault 101.

Effects of player's actions[]

When the Lone Wanderer returns to the vault in Trouble on the Homefront, Wilkins angrily talks about how much he despises them and their father, blaming the two for the dire situation Vault 101 is in after they escaped, saying, "You never should have left, kid. And now we'll make sure that nobody ever leaves again!" This is most likely due to the deaths of his two children during the vault riot.

Inventory[]

Appearances[]

Officer Wilkins appears only in Fallout 3.

Bugs[]

  • PCPC If you go down to the basement sub-level during Trouble on the Homefront and enter the room where the Wanderer had to shoot the targets as a child, where you encounter Officer Wilkins, you may find that opening the door and dropping a mine immediately would prevent officer Wilkins from entering his "you should have never left kid" dialogue, keeping him friendly. [verified]
  • PCPC After opening the door, it is possible to see Wilkins spontaneously teleport back a good distance from the player character. [verified]
  • PCPC Playstation 3Playstation 3Playstation 3 Xbox 360Xbox 360 Wilkins tends to be located within the path to the overseer's office, and can automatically turn the overseer hostile if he is near. [verified]

References[]

Non-game

  1. Fallout 3 Official Game Guide Game of the Year Edition p.88: "Officer Wilkins
    Related to Janice and Jim Wilkins, Officer Wilkins is much less forgiving than Officer Taylor, and he blames you directly for the chaos currently affecting the Vault. He is liable to attack as soon as he gives this "lone wanderer" a tongue-lashing."
    (Fallout 3 Official Game Guide Game of the Year Edition Wasteland Census)
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