Janet Rockwell

Janet Rockwell is the allegedly happy wife of the seemingly happy Roger Rockwell, living in Tranquility Lane in Fallout 3.

Background
Janet’s days consist of baking cookies and a variety of pies, going to the salon, and a little light gardening, before she retires to the kitchen to pace with her Rolling Pin, thinking up ways to kill her neighbor Martha. That hussy is having an affair with her dear Roger; she’s sure of it. In reality, like the other inhabitants of Vault 112, she is trapped in the Tranquility Lane simulation by Stanislaus Braun. Her lounger's monitor indicates she is uneasy and nervous, and stress levels are elevated.

Quests

 * Tranquility Lane: As part of Betty's tasks, you can convince her that her husband, Roger Rockwell, is having an affair with Martha Simpson.

Appearances
Janet Rockwell appears only in Fallout 3.

Behind the scenes
The name "Rockwell" may be a reference to the American artist "Norman Rockwell" who is known for his illustrations of Americana on the covers of Life Magazine in the 40's through the 60's. Many consider his works to be referential of a simpler time, similar to the atmosphere of Tranquility Lane.