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Allusions to her past[]
So the article currently says this:
- If the player character kills her, they can find a synth chip on her body, suggesting that she may, in fact, secretly be an Institute synth, though she never mentions anything of the sort in any of her dialogue.
But it also says this:
- Upon asking her about her past, she replies by saying that it's all in the songs that she sings.
And that's quite correct. If you actually listen to the lyrics of some of her songs, she makes blatant references to being an escaped, mind-wiped synth. She woke up without a clue after running from herself and from a history that needed erasing, and followed the Orange Line from Bunker Hill to Goodneighbor, making her home in Goodneighbor's Orange Line station. She never explains how she remembered her past, but with the Memory Den just a short walk away from the Third Rail, it's not hard to guess.
I ain't comfortable ramming spoilers into the article text on a recently-released game, so I'll leave this all here for now. Use it when you wanna. DavidJCobb 09:06, January 25, 2016 (UTC)
Background guesses stupid[]
How do we know she was replaced by the institute? Where does it say she was one of there synth replacement i was under the impression that her past life was program done her by the railroad so we should change her background since that is just stupidBlitzbear93 (talk) 22:23, March 19, 2016 (UTC)Blitzbear93
Given her proximity to the Memory Den it's much more likely she is an escaped synth than an Institute plant.--Tom Quantum (talk) 03:42, November 2, 2016 (UTC)