How can the wasteland change Lucy in Fallout Season 2?
Though Lucy stepped out onto the surface and was immediately confronted with a harsher world than she grew up with, even after gunfights, being used as bait, nearly having her organs harvested, and learning what irradiated horrors roam the post-war landscape, Lucy managed to retain a glimmer of optimism in Fallout season 1. But Lucy's perspective has been destroyed upon discovering the truth about her father in the finale. Once known as Cooper Howard, only left to learn from her new, unusual traveling friend, The Ghoul—also estranged from Maximus.
Lucy was often the target of each lesson she was forced to learn throughout her brief trip with The Ghoul in Fallout season 1; she was reluctantly taught various brutal survival, tracking, and trading for supply courses. Still, Lucy stayed to her carefully held golden rule and supported him even after everything he did to her. She might be more open to his directions in search of the truth about her family, therefore even if she used to object most of his direction.
Showrunners' Preview of Lucy's Fallout Season 2 Story and Wasteland Transformation
Showrunners Graham Wagner and Geneva Robertson-Dworet of Fallout hint on how Ella Purnell's Vault-Dweller As Lucy travels further in Season 2, her path may try her will and alter her from her content, hopeful self. Formerly living in Vault 33, Lucy was driven from the security of her house in the subterranean bunker into the Wasteland in hunt of her kidnapped father, Hank (Kyle MacLachlan). Reveals about her parents in the last episode of season 1 sent Lucy on a trip to the Mojave Wasteland alongside her surprising friend, The Ghoul (Walton Goggins).
While Fallout Season 2 is still in development, Wagner and Robertson-Dworet hinted to what one of its main heroes will find on the journey to New Vegas to Awards Daily. Robertson-Dworet hinted that Lucy will undergo more changes in season 2 as she found herself further from home, thereby testing if she could remain herself in the face of any new problems. The Wasteland demanded Lucy to adjust to the roughness of the surface. Please find Robertson-Dworet's explanation below:
The Fallout: Examining the Series' Past
Based on the same-named video game franchise, Fallout is a drama series set in Los Angeles in post-apocalyptic condition. The program tracks the survival of the human species in an other 1950s timeline whereby a nuclear war devastated the Earth and produced vast radioactive zones and disfigured individuals currently traversing the earth.
Created by the companies behind Westworld, Fallout has gained recognition for its excellent narrative and striking images, luring fans from all around the world. On Prime Video, the show is among the most watched offerings.
Development of a Fallout Protagonist
A Fallout protagonist rarely stays the same at the end of their stories; vault dwellers become tribal leaders, orphans become wasteland saviors, and couriers can become leaders of what little civilization still exists. Wagner and Robertson-Dworet's tease makes clear Lucy won't be an exception, particularly given her complex family background might be connected to the beginning of the apocalypse. With Fallout season 1 ending on big disclosures that startled even seasoned players found surprising, Lucy's path could fundamentally change the franchise.
Fallout season 1 may be watched on Prime Video.
Location: The Fallout's central idea
Another thing we may say is that location is a quite crucial concept for our project. That the environment we live in shapes our identify. Lucy spends little time on the surface in season 1; but, the little time she spends up there has changed her. She will be further and further away from home in this upcoming season, though, and I think it begs many interesting issues for her on whether she can be the person she was at home in that culture or if the wasteland will change her.
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Fallout Season 2: A Viewpoint Change
Though Lucy stepped out onto the surface and was immediately confronted with a harsher world than she grew up with, even after gunfights, being used as bait, nearly having her organs harvested, and learning what irradiated horrors roam the post-war landscape, Lucy managed to retain a glimmer of hope in Fallout season 1. But Lucy's perspective has been destroyed upon discovering the truth about her father in the finale. Once known as Cooper Howard, only left to learn from her new, unusual traveling friend, The Ghoul—also estranged from Maximus.
Lucy was often the target of each lesson she was forced to learn throughout her brief trip with The Ghoul in Fallout season 1; she was reluctantly taught various brutal survival, tracking, and trading for supply courses. Still, Lucy stayed to her carefully held golden rule and supported him even after everything he did to her. She might be more open to his directions in search of the truth about her family, so even though she had earlier objected most of his guidance.
