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| onlyappearance = [[Mars City]] |
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| − | {{Quote|Try not to let this place get in your head. Just stay focused on your job and you'll be back on Earth before you know it.|T. Washington to [[Doom's protagonist| |
+ | {{Quote|Try not to let this place get in your head. Just stay focused on your job and you'll be back on Earth before you know it.|T. Washington to the [[Doom's protagonist|Marine]]|Doom 3}}'''T. Washington''' is a minor character in ''[[Doom 3]]''. He is a [[Marine (Doom 3)|Marine]] stationed in Mars City (2145). |
| − | ==Doom 3== |
+ | ==''Doom 3''== |
| + | The player will meet Washington exiting the lavatory in Mars City. Upon interacting with the player, he will immediately recognizes them as a newly-transferred replacement for one of the Marines who was sent back home. He then offers some friendly advice for the player during their stay in Mars, before warning them to watch their back. |
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| − | '''T. Washington''' was a [[Marine]] stationed at Mars City. |
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| + | His fate is left unknown, but it's likely that once the demonic invasion began, he attempted to engage the hostile threats before being eventually overwhelmed once the player [[Mars City: Union Aerospace Corporate Division|returns to Mars City]]. |
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| − | When the player meets T. Washington in ''[[Doom 3]]'', he greets you and offers some advice about your stay on [[Mars]]. He is one of the friendlier Marines the player encounters before the demon invasion. After Sergeant [[Thomas Kelly|Kelly]] gives you your first assignment, you can find Washington reading a computer terminal in the lobby. |
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| + | == Trivia == |
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| − | His fate is unknown. |
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| − | ==Doom Eternal== |
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| + | * If the player stands in Washington's way while he exits the bathroom, he will automatically say ''"Excuse me."'' before attempting to pass by. |
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| − | It appears that T. Washington actually survived, at least until the later invasions on Earth (2163). He was the writer of the report discussing the analysis of the [[Super Gore Nest]] (found in the [[Codex/Story_Of_Earth|The Story Of Earth]] codex). |
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| + | * After meeting with [[Thomas Kelly|Sergeant Kelly]], the player will find Washington reading a computer terminal in the lobby reading [[Jonathan Ishii|an email from UAC Security about Ishii's disappearance]]. The player can still download the email even if he stands right next to the console. |
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Latest revision as of 04:30, 18 November 2022
T. Washington is a minor character in Doom 3. He is a Marine stationed in Mars City (2145).
Doom 3
The player will meet Washington exiting the lavatory in Mars City. Upon interacting with the player, he will immediately recognizes them as a newly-transferred replacement for one of the Marines who was sent back home. He then offers some friendly advice for the player during their stay in Mars, before warning them to watch their back.
His fate is left unknown, but it's likely that once the demonic invasion began, he attempted to engage the hostile threats before being eventually overwhelmed once the player returns to Mars City.
Trivia
- If the player stands in Washington's way while he exits the bathroom, he will automatically say "Excuse me." before attempting to pass by.
- After meeting with Sergeant Kelly, the player will find Washington reading a computer terminal in the lobby reading an email from UAC Security about Ishii's disappearance. The player can still download the email even if he stands right next to the console.