Fallout continues as Lucy and Max discover a mysterious new Vault...
WARNING: This article contains FULL SPOILERS for Fallout Episodes 5 and 6... Maximus and Thaddeus are celebrating the retrieval of Wilzig's head and Thaddeus insists that he get branded as the official Squire to Titus. Maximus obliges, branding the"T" on his back, before revealing his true identity. Thaddeus immediately questions everything and makes a run for it. Maximus stops him by stepping on his foot, crushing it with his armor.
The election takes place in Vault 33, with Betty, Woody, and Reg all on the ballot. Everyone seems to be voting for Betty — even Reg. Woody, disappointed about the election, is told the old adage,"When things are glum, vote for someone from Vault 31." It lines up with what Norm found on the terminal, and he learned that the same thing happened in Vault 32. Chet thinks it's just a clever slogan but Norm knows there's no way for 200 years of coincidence to not mean something. Chet is still living with Stephanie and helping with the newborn baby.
In Vault 33, Betty announces that they will be renovating Vault 32. When the entire community of Vault 33 heads over to 32, they see a completely normal living space, having been cleaned up and repainted after Norm and Chet's recent exploration. Betty's"resettling campaign" will see half of the residents from 33 move over to 32 in order to build it back up. Norm walks through 32 seeing a fresh living space where he saw death and decay just 24 hours prior.
"Time is the ultimate weapon," Bud says."The future of all humanity comes down to one word: Management." In that future, more than 200 years later, the the Ghoul version of Cooper is approached by several sheriff's deputies in the old Super Duper Mart. He's arrested for supposedly destroying the medical business that was being run out of the store.
Still in the past, Cooper runs into Charlie Whitekife at a bar. He ribs Charlie about his work with Communism and Charlie tells him that a company like Vault-Tec is the real danger to humanity. They have a responsibility to their shareholders, which means selling Vaults above everything else. If peace negotiations with rival countries succeed, they won't be able to sell Vaults to anyone, so nuclear war is ultimately in the best interest of the company.
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