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Actually, you know what? I think I'm going to need a little down time. You know? All this talky-talk is just... it's making me kinda sleepy. So I... I think I really need you to go now, OK?
~ Theodore, before summoning his helicopters to attack Nick.

Theodore Lagerfeld Jr., also known as Teddy is a minor antagonist in the 2013 video game Dead Rising 3, the third installement of the Dead Rising series. He is a pathologically lazy son of the mayor of Los Perdidos who has locked himself in his villa completely and has no idea about the zombie outbreak.

When Nick has the opportunity to open an armory full of weapons and ammunition, it turns out that it is locked, and Teddy has the key to it. He prefers to spend his time playing video games, eating junk food, sleeping and is oblivious to the fact that other people are dying because they cannot defend themselves.

Theodore is also one of the psychopaths who carry one of the Seven Deadly Sins - Theodore's sin is Sloth.

He was voiced by Paul Tei.

Biography[]

Prior to discovering the Lagerfield mansion, Nick encounters a police officer by the name of Dwayne Pike requesting his assistance in gathering weapons. The officer relates that the armory containing many weapons could be used to help survivors. However, the key to the armory has been stolen by the cowardly son of the mayor who's holed up in his mansion. Nick complies with the officer's requests for weapons, to which the officer tells Nick to punish the coward for stealing the key should he ever find him.

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Theodore meeting Nick.

Later on, Nick enters the Lagerfield mansion and comes across Theodore "Teddy" Lagerfield, Jr. broadcasted on a TV screen in the foyer. Theodore admonishes Nick for being late, noting that the help hasn't gotten back to him for several days now. Nick informs him of the zombie outbreak outside, but Teddy is apathetic to it and asks Nick to bring him some batteries for his remotes and a bag of chips. Nick demands that he relinquish the armory key so he can get access to the weapons and save lives. Being an incredibly lazy man, Teddy refuses and decides to unleash a horde of robotic mini-helicopter drones to gun down and fire-bomb Nick for giving him a headache. Nick is forced to fight for his life as Teddy taunts him.

Throughout the mansion, Nick dodges and destroys the various drones sent after him while Teddy complains over the mansion's PA system about how Nick is destroying his stuff. After Nick finds the electronically-locked door Teddy is hiding behind, he seeks out and disables control panels scattered throughout the house that keep the door sealed. Breaking into Teddy's control room in the basement, the lazy Psychopath panics and immediately dies from a heart attack (most likely as a result of his extremely unhealthy lifestyle) after begging Nick not to kill him. In a somewhat darkly comedic fashion, Teddy farts once and slumps over in his chair, seemingly dead, before suddenly lunging at Nick when he reaches for the key, then lets out another long fart and dies for good. Nevertheless, Nick retrieves the armory key.

Defeating Teddy unlocks the Slothful achievement and gives Nick the key to the armory.

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Trivia[]

  • It's unknown if Theodore actually made the helicopters, but it's most likely that the helicopters were made prior to the outbreak as a security system.
  • It's debatable whether he was the one who stole and ran off with the armory key, as he's shown to be overly dependent on his service, apathetic and physically frail, possibly hinting at the fact that the mayor had another son and Dwayne Pike wasn't referring to Theodore. It might also imply that Theodore stole the key at the start of the outbreak, with the reason for the theft being unclear, meaning that he's not as slothful as he appears to be during the boss fight, or at least used to be.
  • He's the only psychopath in the series who lacks a health bar and cannot be harmed by the player, since he's never fought directly and perishes as soon as the protagonist approches him in the basement.

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