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* [[Expy]]: One cannot look at him without being reminded of Howard Hughes. Take special note of the milk bottles lining the walls of his penthouse suite.
* [[Kick the Son of a Bitch]]: If you kill him, you get Good Karma.
* [[The Mean Brit]]: He's got Very Evil karma, though when speaking with him personally, he comes across as rather affable.
* [[Orcus on His Throne]]: He spends the majority of his days in his penthouse suite while his minions, Mister Burke and Chief Gustavo, take care of any actual problems he has. Justified in that he's a rather kooky, old man who's not up for much besides sniping whatever catches his fancy from his penthouse suite balcony.
* [[Retired Monster]]: By the time you meet him, he's just a kooky old man, but it's heavily implied he got up to some horrible stuff in his younger days what with his "Wasteland Safari" and Very Evil karma.
=== Mr. Burke ===
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* [[Fantastic Racism]]: His hatred of ghouls.
* [[General Ripper]]: He is open in wanting to just wipe out the ghouls.
* [[Hypercompetent Sidekick]]: He's more or less in charge of running Tenpenny Tower. Tenpenny just sits up in his suite all day.
* [[Properly Paranoid]]: All his talk about how Roy was a violent asshole who was trying to kill everyone with hordes of feral ghouls? It was all correct.
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The subject of the GNR radio play "[[Exactly What It Says on the Tin|The Adventures of Herbert Dashwood]]", Herbert once traveled the wastes, going on adventures with his "stalwart ghoul manservant, [[Hypercompetent Sidekick|Argyle]]". He has retired from his life of adventures and currently resides at Tenpenny Tower
* [[Cool Old Guy]]: He's an old man, but he's had a heck of a life, and hasn't lost the adventuring spirit. He still loves to have fun and jokes around with people including you.
* [[Downer Ending]]: The real ending to his adventures. It ended with Rockopolis getting massacred by the slavers and his sidekick Argyle dead.
* [[Flanderization]]: In-universe example; he says the radio play made him out to be more of a [[Idiot Hero|bumbling fool]] than he really was.
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The leader of a small gang of ghouls (consisting of him, his two friends, and dozens of Feral Ghouls) who live in Warrington Station under Tenpenny Tower. He has tried to gain entry to Tenpenny Tower, but the residents have turned him away due to their bigotry against ghouls.
* [[Dark Is Evil]]: At first, the game seems to avert this with his Good karma and Three Dog's insistence he's just an oppressed minority. Then he slaughters everyone in Tenpenny Tower no matter how peacefully the situation's initially resolved, and it becomes apparent that he's pure scum.
* [[He Who Fights Monsters]]: According to the game guide, he used to be a cop. Now he's the lawless outcast who tells the player that the only things people own in the wasteland is what they can hold onto.
* [[Not So Different]]: When talking to him, you have the option of saying that he's an anti-human bigot and basically no different from Tenpenny himself. His only response is a big "screw you".
* [[Ungrateful Bastard]]: If the residents of Tenpenny Tower peacefully let him in, he'll slaughter them all, steal their things, and throw their bodies in the basement. If you confront him about it, he'll tell you to fuck off before he adds you to the pile of corpses.
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* [[The Mistress]]: While she certainly is not in any monogamous relationships, Edgar Wellington II seems particularly infatuated with her, and writes her loves notes behind his wife's back.
* [[Really Gets Around]]: She is sleeping with ''every man in the tower'', well, all except [[Camp Gay|Anthony Ling]].
* [[Rich Bitch]]: She's very rude and arrogant. Dialogue files directly refer to her as a "self important snob".
* [[The Vamp]]: She uses sex as her security to stay in this lavish home. At night she walks around the tower in sexy underwear just because she can.
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