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The Fallout TV Series Reveals Origin of Great War's First Bomb Drop

The Fallout TV Series Reveals Origin of Great War's First Bomb Drop

The long-standing mystery of who initiated the devastating conflict that led to the Fallout series' alternate history has finally been answered, thanks to the Fallout TV show. While the Fallout games have hinted at potential culprits, the definitive answer has remained elusive until now.

Fallout: A Post Nuclear Role Playing Game

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Vault-Tec's Role in Great War Revealed

Series creator Tim Cain had previously hinted at China's involvement in starting the war, leaving the topic open to interpretation within the gaming community. However, the Fallout TV series, confirmed as canon by Bethesda's Todd Howard, brings clarity to this contentious issue.

Revelation Through Character Arc

Throughout the show's first season, viewers follow the journey of Cooper Howard, portrayed by Walton Goggins, a Hollywood star turned Vault-Tec advocate. As Cooper delves deeper into his wife Barb Howard's involvement with Vault-Tec, he uncovers a startling revelation during a pivotal meeting.

Barb Howard's Shocking Declaration

In the final episode, Barb Howard, played by Frances Turner, unveils Vault-Tec's sinister intentions. In a chilling statement, she suggests that Vault-Tec plans to trigger the apocalypse themselves, viewing it as an opportunity to establish ultimate control in a post-war world.

While the show stops short of directly showing Vault-Tec's actions, Barb's ominous proclamation strongly implies their involvement in dropping the first bomb.

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