What is Elizabeth real name in BioShock Infinite?
Dimension Traveler Elizabeth (real name Anna DeWitt) is the deuteragonist of the video game Bioshock: Infinite and the true main protagonist of its DLC, Burial at Sea. Elizabeth had been imprisoned in the floating city of Columbia since she was an infant. Booker DeWitt is sent to retrieve her from the city, and bring her to New York.
Why does Elizabeth bounce off the player in BioShock?
The idea for a character like Elizabeth came about due to both System Shock 2 and BioShock being “solitary experiences”, due to other characters either being behind glass or dead. Having Elizabeth to bounce off the player helped reduce the sense of ” [re]treading water”.
Does Elizabeth die in the book Infinite?
Yes, the Elizabeth, whom Booker rescues from Infinite, dies horribly by bludgoning at the hands of Atlas/aka Fontaine. Futhermore, Elizabeth states: “Our world values children, not childhood. We’re just a commodity.”
What happened to Elizabeth in this game?
What happened to Elizabeth was aweful and sad. It is unfortunate, but what we thought was a noble and virtuous deed by rescuing her from the ‘prophet’ in the original game, turns out it was all for naught. They’re all stuck in a time loop of infinte suffering and exploitation. Gah. This was a horrible experience.
Where is the second Vox code book in BioShock Infinite?
BioShock Infinite’s second Vox Code Book is located inside the Good Time Club in the Plaza of Zeal. You won’t be able to enter it until the story allows you to, but once you do, you’ll eventually reach its basement. The Vox Code Book will be face down on a pile of boxes next to the furnace.
What happens to Elizabeth’s DNA after she delivers it to Suchong?
Elizabeth delivers her own DNA sequence to Suchong, and it ends up in his lab alongside the prototype Vita-Chamber. Now imagine an alternate version of the Burial at Sea universe, where Elizabeth’s DNA sequence was programmed into a working version of the prototype Vita-Chamber.