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Mentioned-only character Mary Kilpatrik | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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We've had a minor setback. Subject B440, Mary Kilpatrik, is now deceased. According to my autopsy, she died of a massive loss of brain function and was unable to sustain her basic bodily needs. This is the usual pattern we see in all the FEV Strains we test... the brains of the subjects becoming too damaged to support even the most basic human needs (eating, sleeping, etc.). So far, all other subjects are nominal and continue to exhibit physical changes.
”Mary Kilpatrik or Subject B440 was one of the original residents of Vault 87, who died during the F.E.V. experiments conducted in the vault.
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Background
According to Doctor Wayne Merrick's autopsy, she died of a massive loss of brain function and was unable to sustain her basic bodily needs.[1]
Note
Mary Kilpatrik is not mentioned in the Vault 87 Deceased Listing.
Appearances
Mary Kilpatrik is mentioned only in Fallout 3.
