🦣 Bioshock Burial At Sea Explained

More specifically, though, we want to focus on the major revelation of Burial at Sea: Episode 2 — that Elizabeth was responsible for it all. See, in her quest to reclaim the Little Sister named Burial at Sea is two-part episodic story DLC for BioShock Infinite announced by Irrational Games on July 30, 2013. It will be included as part of the BioShock Infinite Season Pass, or each ^{The creature dives through the island, utterly destroying it. Without the siphon, Elizabeth's power starts returning to her in full.] Booker: The whistler! Elizabeth! The bird, Elizabeth! I lost control! He's coming! Elizabeth: No, he isn't. [She tears into a new area -- Rapture, the underwater city in Bioshock 1.] Booker: Where is he?}

Despite this, Annabelle managed to find love and married Booker DeWitt, taking the name Annabelle DeWitt. In 1892, she became pregnant with a daughter and passed away due to complications of giving birth in 1893, [3] but the child survived. Booker DeWitt, now a widower, named the child Anna after Annabelle and took care of the child by himself.

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