#dr sofia lamb

In BioShock 2, Jack has seemingly become a man of legend among the Splicers left in Rapture. Even Sofia Lamb looks upon him positively, seeing his lack of free will as a boon and inspiration for her to begin her Utopian Experiments. Simon Wales believes Jack to be a god, mentioning how he killed Andrew Ryan. In Siren Alley, paintings of Jack's activities in Rapture can be seen, with subjects such as the plane crash, Dr. Steinman, and Jack's wrist about to be injected with a Plasmid. In one of Frank Fontaine's Audio Diaries, set directly before the beginning of BioShock, he mentions "I've got a hell of a surprise for Andrew Ryan. Long time comin'. And right about now, I expect the prodigal son is bookin' his flight…"

Mother has destroyed Doctor Alexander… she tried to splice him into some kind of living saint who would calculate the common good and adhere to it tirelessly. But now he's become… something unspeakable. Mother's philosophy is just as corrupt as Ryan's. By her standards, it would be better to have the entire world equally miserable than to allow us to strive in our own behalf. I have to get out of here.

Now that Ryan and Fontaine are gone, Lamb has returned - and it seems she has a new plan for Rapture...

The genius of Sofia Lamb is a thing of empathy, a profound moral sense; I can only describe her… as a kind of… of secular saint. But dividing her loyalty evenly across the world at large spreads it so thin as to be invisible to some. Love… I have found, is… beneath her. Naturally, Ryan arrested her… gave her to Sinclair to incarcerate somewhere. But upon her escape, she took the city… and changed my life forever.

Dr. Alexander has agreed to accept both measures of the New Utopian project. He will become a kind of genetic chimera, host to all the minds of Rapture, accessing their talents and memories via the ADAM we have gathered. And, deriving in part from project W-Y-K, I have developed a new set of behavioral constraints; Dr. Alexander will live to promote the common good… his love and loyalty shall be spread evenly across the entire human race. For me, that is discipline, at great personal cost. For him, at last… it will be instinct.

LAMB IS WATCHING

Okay, so dead men tell no tales, right? Wrong. See, with ADAM involved, every stiff's got a story — and Lamb knows how to read it. If that stuff makes it back to her, I'm an obituary. So I want you to take the story of Dionysus Park … and bury it. Get rid of the Little Sisters for me … your way. Do that, and I'll unlock the station here. Scout's honor.

LAMB'S GARDEN