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| “ | One thing I've learned: if you don't draw first, you don't get to draw at all. | „ |
| ~ Booker to Elizabeth on his experiences. |
Booker Dewitt in the main protagonist of the 2013 video game Bioshock Infinite. A private investigator who previously worked as a soldier in the US Army and a Pinkerton detective. He is sent to a city in the sky known as Colombia to rescue a girl named Elizabeth in order to clear his crippling debt.
He is portrayed by Troy Baker, who also portrayed Joel Miller in The Last of Us, Vincent Brooks from Catherine and Delsin Rowe in inFamous: Second Son.
His Good Ranking[]
What Makes Him Admirable?[]
- Feels heavy remorse for his crimes during the Battle of the Wounded Knee.
- When going to baptism he rejects it at the end as he feels it won't make up for his past deeds.
- After he reluctantly sells his daughter to wipe away the dept he changes his mind and tries to get her back and is extremely remorseful, burning her initials on his hand.
- Rescues Elizabeth from her tower, freeing her and allowing her to see the outside world for the very time in her life.
- Protects Elizabeth when they are attacked by the guards.
- While initially only manipulating Elizabeth to get her to New York to clear away his debt, he eventually grows to care for her.
- Apologizes to Elizabeth for heading to New York instead of Paris as promised.
- Helps Daisy Fitzroy and the Vox Populi by providing them weapons for their uprising.
- Expresses sympathy for Fitzroy, stating there should be more people like her 'because of men like him'.
- When Fitzroy hold Fink's son hostage he distracts her while Elizabeth comes from behind to kill Fitzroy, saving the child.
- Tries to comfort Elizabeth after she is struck with horror after killing Fitzroy.
- Saves Elizabeth when she is taken by Songbird and operated on by Comstock's scientists.
- Kills Comstock for what he has done to Elizabeth.
- Offers Elizabeth to go to Paris together as he had initially promised.
- When he realizes that Elizabeth is actually his daughter Anna who was taken from him he was a baby, he is intent on going back to kill him at birth to prevent him from ever abducting Anna.
- When he finds out Comstock is an alternate version of him that accepted the baptism, he sacrifices himself by allowing Elizabeth to drown him in the site where he was baptized, preventing the existence of Comstock.
What Makes Him Inconsistent?[]
- In the past he has commited several horrible acts, killing many Native Americans during the Battle of the Wounded Knee and using extreme brutality against labor strikes as a Pinkerton agent, though he is extremely remorseful for them and does atone over the course of the game.
- He is an anti-hero who is very cynical and gruff and manipulates Elizabeth by promising to take her to Paris so he can take her to New York to clear away the debt.
- He is extremely lethal and he holds no qualms against brutally killing anyone who gets in his way.
External Link[]
- Booker DeWitt on the Heroes Wiki
- Booker DeWitt on the Bioshock Wiki