Fallout Therapist Analysis: The Ghoul's Humanity

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  @GeorgiaDow · 2 years ago · pinned

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  @RaptorsVO · 2 years ago

  Imagine stepping into Georgia&apos;s office and she&apos;s wearing a cosplay of you

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  @sashmiel6566 · 2 years ago

  Something that people who analyze Coop often neglect his other, &quot;other&quot; life: That as a soldier during the war. The Ghoul is just a natural evolution of who he tried not to be after the war. He did not pick up this grit over time. He learned his skills during the Alaska war and became a domesticated, civilized being after.

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• CA

  @caffeinedelusions · 2 years ago

  Roger died happy, remembering his mother and her kindness... but ghoul to ghoul I think it might be more important that Roger died Roger. Coop made sure his story didn&apos;t end with his identity being entirely lost. That&apos;s huge given that losing himself is one of his own great fears.<br><br>Poor Martha, though....

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  @coletrain3162 · 2 years ago

  Roger&apos;s last thoughts were of his mom&apos;s apple pie and it was over before he had a chance to even notice anything else. I think that&apos;s kind of beautiful honestly. It&apos;s a small kindness but it was the most anyone could have done for him.

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  @chuckb8514 · 2 years ago

  Walton Goggins, is great as the Ghoul. I think The Ghoul sparing his “friend” from turning Feral was a great scene. <br>Your wastelander outfit is amazing.

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  @KA.T17 · 2 years ago

  The scene where he shoots the billboard is really interesting. Like first when I saw it I thought the sole purpose of him shooting Vaultboy in the face was just to taunt Lucy, only for the whole thing becoming more complex when we learn more about his past.

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  @MrTiptopten · 2 years ago

  When looking at the Ghoul, I think it&apos;s helpful to see him as two personalities fragmented by trauma, and somewhere deep inside Cooper is &nbsp;hoping that an unseen director will yell &quot;CUT!!&quot; and the nightmare of the last 200 years will disappear.<br><br>The ghoul exists to keep Cooper Howard alive and Cooper Howard exists to keep the Ghoul from giving up and going completely feral. A sense of purpose, and a reminder of who he used to be before the world broke. <br> <br>Some of the traits(Bravery, Strength and Dignity) for Cooper are still there but the Bravery and Strength have been mutated to Ruthlessness by the Wasteland. <br><br><br>How do you build a safe place to integrate this trauma, &nbsp;when the trauma is all around you?

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  @andrewkathe3471 · 2 years ago

  He essentially had to live as a drug addict for over 200 years, which is it&apos;s own form of torture to have to constantly worry about what&apos;ll happen when you run out.

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  @Tasbard-219 · 2 years ago

  I also really think the ghoul almost takes offense at Lucy as a concept.<br><br>He survived everything. He has all the skill. All the smarts. All the experience.<br><br>And here is this naive child, who is &quot;lesser&quot; than him in every aspect he normally considers important. And yet, she managed to not break like he did.<br><br>Sure, she grew up in a vault and is much much younger, but she has been on the surface now and is not only alive. She is keeping up with him.<br><br>This annoying piece of walking dead meat that he normally wouldnt believe could last 2 seconds, is holding up. And she did it without losing who she is. <br><br>In his eyes, she is below him, but she still survives where he broke.

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  @queenannsrevenge100 · 2 years ago

  It just now hit me that the Ghoul shooting Roger was straight out of Steinbeck’s <i>Of Mice and Men.</i>

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  @DEADMALLANGEL · 2 years ago

  &quot;Nothing stays clean up here&quot; referring to both the water going radioactive and people trading their humanity for survival

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