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Not a good idea to talk back to Lynette.
”Vault City citizens, though privileged, sometimes end up incarcerated.
Background[]
The customers of the Corrections Center are Vault City's privileged few who managed to cross its laws. Some are just sleeping off a particularly drunken evening, others talked back to Joanne Lynette, while yet others are enthusiasts of the abolitionist ideas advocated by Thomas Moore.
Interactions with the player character[]
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Appearances[]
Vault City citizens appear only in Fallout 2.