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Well, well. The budding entrepreneur returns! Now see? This is what I want for the world. For men and women to make their own way, find their own paths to success. What can Paradise Falls do for you today?
~ Eulogy Jones to the Lone Wanderer.

Eulogy Jones is one of the more prominent side villains in the game Fallout 3.

He leads the Slavers, a prominent villainous faction who specializes in profiting off of the buying and selling of forced human labor.

He was voiced by James Lewis.

History[]

Eulogy accomplishes his goal mainly by having his targets mesmerized with a special brain wave scrambling ray and then fitting them with a specialized collar which will explode, decapitating its wearer, if they get out of range or disobey commands. Eulogy is generally feared by his employees and has little patience for failure or contradiction.

Eulogy is both a slaver and a pimp. His two bodyguards, Crimson and Clover, double as prostitutes for him, and through dialogue it is revealed that they are brainwashed as well. Eulogy abuses Crimson and Clover psychologically, and most likely physically as well, focusing most of his rage on Crimson because her brainwashing was not as effective as Clover's

Eulogy does not have any scruples with regards to who he will enslave, and he may commission the player to enslave both adults and children. There is no official quest in the game to kill Eulogy and fighting him will prompt all the other slavers in Paradise Falls, as well as Crimson and Clover, to attack you, not to mention that he is quite strong on his own.

It is possible however, to kill all of the slavers, but there is no in game reward outside of being able to loot their hideout and free some of the slaves, Clover and Crimson excluded.

Personality[]

Eulogy Jones presents himself as a model salesman to would-be buyers, and treats the buying and selling of slaves as if it were any old transaction. While his charisma, charm, and surface-level friendliness make him approachable, slaves and his fellow slavers alike are privy to his true nature as a violent, brutal man to be feared.  He rules through intimidation and fear, not wishing for anyone to interfere with his slaving business and will not hesitate to eliminate anyone that opposes him and his business.

He derives sadistic and even sexual derivation from his business, gleefully enslaving children and putting them into pedophiliac situations for his own sick gratification. He views his slaves as subhuman, referring to them as “livestock” whenever he checks up on his slaves. He even goes as far to vent his feelings on his personal prostitutes, Clover and Crimson, by physically and psychologically abusing them regularly.

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Trivia[]

  • The Lone Wanderer can purchase Clover from Eulogy Jones as a follower, though she's not as skilled at combat compared to followers like Fawkes, she has relatively low health, and her starting outfit provides next to no protection due to merely being pre-war clothes.
  • There is a bit of irony surrounding Eulogy Jones, being a black man with his fellow slavers stationed in the Lincoln memorial, named after a man who helped emancipate the slaves.
  • In Fallout Shelter, gaining Eulogy Jones as an addition to a player's vault is exceptionally rare, being one of the four evil legendary characters in the game.

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