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It's an old lie, Arcade. Canis caninam non est.[1]
”Mark Gannon[1] was an Enclave officer after the destruction of Control station Enclave. After his death in combat, his family tried to integrate into the NCR, but they ended up settling in the Mojave Wasteland.
Background[]
Mark Gannon[1] was an Enclave officer stationed at Navarro. He was in the same squad as Cannibal Johnson, Judah Kreger, Orion Moreno, Doctor Henry, and Daisy Whitman. He wore Gannon Family Tesla armor in his last mission, which was later inherited by his son. Daisy Whitman was the pilot who flew him out on his last mission.[2] Arcade Gannon, his son, is obviously reluctant to speak of him, showing his shady background. [3]
Notes[]
- J.E. Sawyer had stated that Gannon Senior's first name was "Mark" in J.E. Sawyer's Fallout Role-Playing Game.[1]
- The quote comes from the cover of Arcade's binder and translates as Dog Does Not Eat Dog.
Appearances[]
Mark Gannon[1] is mentioned only in Fallout: New Vegas.
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 "His father (as a tabletop character) was named Mark Gannon. In F:NV, Arcade's father is never named." (Sawyer)[1]
- ↑ Arcade Gannon: "Since my mother died, Daisy's been the only woman in my life. She was the only other woman close to my father, too. She flew him out on over a dozen missions, including his last. I've always been close to Daisy. There have been some good men along the way, but lovers make poor confidants. Daisy never had children of her own, so she was always there to listen. Being in the Enclave didn't mean much to her. She just loved to fly. It broke her heart to be grounded."
(Arcade Gannon's dialogue) - ↑ The Courier: "I'm sure your father would be proud of you."
Arcade Gannon: "I wonder if he would. It's pointless, I know, but sometimes I wonder what he wanted me to be. Maybe being a doctor in the middle of Nevada wasn't exactly what he had in mind for his little boy. I grew up without him. I'll always feel like something is missing from my life. But you're right. It's not like I'm the only kid in the wasteland who's grown up without a dad. Johnson always said my father was a good man. If that's the only thing about me that's like him, that's enough for me."
(Arcade Gannon's dialogue)
