Jezebel

Jezebel is robotic character in the Fort Hagen hangar in 2287.

The Sole Survivor first encounters Jezebel during Headhunting as a disembodied Robobrain head deep within the Fort Hagen hangar where she is held captive by the Rust Devils raider gang. She offers the Survivor information on the Mechanist in exchange for her rescue and a new body. Once her demands have been met, she honors her end of the bargain by revealing the Mechanist's location and how to enter the mysterious figure's hideout. Afterwards she stays at the settlement where she was reconstructed and remains there for the rest of the game.

Background
Jezebel has a very rude character, makes no secret of her doubts in the Sole Survivor's abilities and wastes no opportunity to belittle their allegedly minuscule intelligence. She is fully aware of her hostile personality and even mentions it to the Survivor at one point. Saving and rebuilding her doesn't change her attitude in the slightest - she will vocally complain about her new body even if it is composed of nothing but the highest-tier components.

Compounding Jezebel's unfriendly behavior is the fact that she is a prime example of many Robobrains' tendency to misinterpret orders and follow their abstract logical reasoning to highly dubious conclusions. During the conversation following her rebuilding she mentions that she is, in her opinion, helping the human population of the Commonwealth. When pressed by the Sole Survivor how she can possibly claim to be helping humans when she is actually killing them with abandon, Jezebel reasons that attempting to help humans survive has a 25% percent chance of success, or in other words, a 75% percent chance of the humans dying anyway no matter what she does. She therefore deduced that simply killing them right away is the most efficient solution as it only serves to hasten mankind's inevitable fate and spares them the suffering of their existence.

Appearances
Jezebel appears only in the Fallout 4 add-on Automatron.

Behind the scenes
Jezebel is likely a reference to GLaDOS from the Portal series due to her voice and her tendency to constantly insult the player. The in-game sequence when Jezebel talks to the player through their inventory is also a reference to GLaDOS speaking to the player whilst sitting on top of their Portal Gun in Portal 2.

Bugs

 * There is a bug where certain parts in your robot workbench will not be able to be created or placed on your automatron, this includes Jezebel's head making it impossible to complete the Automatron campaign.