Davey is a resident of Vault 33 who moves into Vault 32 in 2296 in the Fallout TV series.
Background[]
Davey is known to have lost to Hank MacLean in a previous Overseer election in Vault 33.
He voted for Betty Pearson in the 2296 Overseer election.
Fallout TV series[]
The End[]
Davey and Reg witness Norm and Chet help Lucy MacLean leave Vault 33.[1]
The Head[]
Davey offers to teach the captured prisoners from Lee Moldaver's raiders about William Shakespeare, as well as Christopher Marlowe, "when they are ready."[2]
The Past[]
Davey participates in voting for a new Vault 33 overseer, and while in line, he apologizes to Reg and initially alludes to him that he's voting for Betty instead of him. On the other hand, Reg understands, and when Davey informs Reg that he's voting for Betty, Reg states that he had that impression.[3]
Afterward, Davey would console a forlorn Woody, who was reeling over his election loss to Betty. He'd relate with Woody over his election loss, detailing he ran once, but lost against Hank. Davey would then recite the Vault 31 phrase, "When things look glum, vote for someone from Vault 31". Before leaving, Davey confesses that he voted for Betty to Woody[3]
The Radio[]
Davey discovers he will be relocating to Vault 32, which he positively reacts to. He moves into it with Steph, Chet and Woody.
Appearances[]
Davey appears only in the Fallout TV series episodes "The End", "The Head", "The Past" and "The Radio".
Personality[]
Davey presents himself as an educated man who is well-versed in the theatrical arts of Shakespeare and Marlowe, but is also shown to have a guilty conscience too. This is displayed when he confesses that he voted for Betty to Reg and Woody instead of them.
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