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Jezebel is a Robobrain character controlled by the Mechanist who was captured by the Rust Devils in 2287.
Background[]
A sarcastic, ill-tempered robobrain that defines everything that's problematic with trying to use a human brain for an organic processor. As part of the Mechanist's fleet of robots attacking the Commonwealth, Jezebel was leading one of the task forces until their unfortunate run-in with the Rust Devils. Captured and dismantled, Jezebel was reduced to a mere processing unit interrogated by the Devils' mechanic. Forced to put up with functional morons (albeit technologically talented morons!), she yearns for a chance to get into a new chassis and get the hell out of Boston.
Interactions with the player character[]
Interactions overview[]
This character is involved in quests. |
Without revealing too much, resources spent on Jezebel will not be wasted, so there's no need to try to be stingy.
Quests[]
- Headhunting: Jezebel is the third radio beacon necessary to crack the Mechanist's encryption. Once salvaged and removed from the hangar, she provides the necessary code - but in order to crack the Mechanist's lair, the player has to construct a body for her.
Appearances[]
Jezebel appears only in the Fallout 4 add-on Automatron.
Behind the scenes[]
- Jezebel is reference to the same one from the Bible. The reference is further alluded by being found with another machine named Ahab, who was Jezebel's husband. Jezebel even has a similar personality to the biblical version, including being self-centered and arrogant.