Mysterious silver lapel pin
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(In-game plural: mysterious silver lapel pins) |
Obtained From
- Subject 37 (the day after freeing him)
Notes
- The day after freeing Subject 37, players are greeted by this in their inbox:
- My escape went off without a hitch, and I've made my way safely home. I couldn't have done it without you, <Player> -- please accept this charm as a token of my thanks. Perhaps it will aid you in your future endeavors.
- Regards,
"Subject 37"
You acquire an item: mysterious silver lapel pin |
- Players who ascend on the day they free Subject 37 do not receive this reward. This has been confirmed to be intentional behavior.
See Also
References
- Subject 37 and this item allude to both:
- The cult 1960s British television program "The Prisoner" in which characters have numbers rather than names, and all wear a lapel pin featuring a Penny Farthing bicycle.
- The Assassin's Creed series character Subject 16 who was imprisoned and had a habit of putting strange glyphs on things.
- The "squiggly glyph on the front of the pin" is a mirror image of the simoleon[1], the in-game currency of The Sims series of games. The second game of The Sims series also features a character named Nervous Subject, who initially lives in the basement of a mad scientist named Loki Beaker.
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