“This is the Wall. The great, green guardian that keeps out the bad guys. No one's broken through the Wall. Never. Least we can do for her in return is keep her looking pristine.”
Abbot is the caretaker of the wall in Diamond City in Fallout 4.
Background
Abbot is one of the oldest citizens of Diamond City, whose main role is maintaining its wall.[Pub 1] He takes his job seriously and thinks highly of the wall, calling it the "great green guardian".[1]
Interactions overview
| Interactions | ||
|---|---|---|
| This character starts quests. |
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Inventory
| Apparel | Weapon | Other items |
|---|---|---|
| Utility Coveralls Hard Hat |
Abbot's House Key |
Notes
- Abbot's patient entry on Doc Crocker's terminal states that he has had a "nasty" abdominal scar removed and that he was very secretive about what caused it.[2]
- A Join the Railroad holotape can be found in his house.
- Myrna suspects that Abbot is a synth as he is "too mean."[3]
Appearances
Abbot appears in Fallout 4.
Gallery
Abbot hard at work
References
- ↑ Sole Survivor: "What? Why?"
Abbot:"This is the Wall. The great, green guardian that keeps out the bad guys. No one's broken through the Wall. Never. Least we can do for her in return is keep her looking pristine."
(Abbot's dialogue) - ↑ Diamond City terminal entries; Patient: Abbot : "Now this one was a surprise. Old Abbot. Now there is a man of few words. List of procedures done: Nasty scar across the abdomen. Rebuffed any attempts to question where it was from. Easy enough to remove for a man of my talents, however."'
- ↑ Diamond City terminal entries; Suspected Synths : "
Mayor McDonough (was in the paper)
Ellie Perkins (obviously)
Geneva (always orders the same thing)
Arturo Rodriguez (too nice)
Abbot (too mean)
Piper (writing articles to deflect suspicion?)
Danny Sullivan (infiltrating the Security team?)
Solomon (pretends to be high all the time, I know his tricks)
Moe Cronin (only a Synth loves baseball)"'
- ↑ Fallout 4 Vault Dweller's Survival Guide Map p. 18: "The great green wall has protected Diamond City for as long as anyone can remember. Only Abbot spends time here keeping the stage from falling into disrepair, the Brahmins fed, and the wall painted."
