Sibley

Defender Sibley is a Brotherhood of Steel Outcast found at the Outcast outpost .
==Background==
A grim and hostile individual, Defender Sibley is a Brotherhood hardliner, who firmly believes in the mission of the Brotherhood Outcasts, namely recovering technology and keeping it out of the hands of wastelanders by any means necessary. Anyone outside the Outcasts is a potential threat as far as Sibley is concerned, which is a key issue between him and Protector McGraw; The protector's willingness to negotiate and cooperate with wastelanders is seen by Defender Sibley as evidence of weak will and a danger to Outcast operations.Fallout 3 Official Game Guide Game of the Year Edition p.68: "Defender SibleyA rather morose and suspicious man, Sibley is concerned only with furthering Outcast technological findings. He seeks to share this wealth only with those in the service of the Brotherhood Outcasts. Sibley instantly views anyone entering the Outcasts' domain as a threat, and he doesn't trust McGraw's motives. He thinks the Protector is weak-willed and gives in too easily to those who might steal Outcast bounty."(Fallout 3 Official Game Guide Game of the Year Edition Wasteland Census)
This attitude makes him a natural leader to fellow hardliners, particularly those operating under McGraw. While he understands and shares their sentiments, Sibley firmly believes in the chain of command. He follows McGraw's orders, even if he finds them disagreeable, and keeps any whispers of mutiny contained.Generic Outcast: "...like I said, Morrill should be up top. So who the hell's in the elevator?"
Defender Sibley: "No idea. Stay sharp, but don't open fire without my order."
Generic Outcast: "Man, this is the last thing we need..."
Defender Sibley: "That's enough. McGraw's in charge, so we follow his orders, no matter how much we don't like it."Note: This is the elevator conversation that plays if the player never talked to Morril and used the elevator.Generic Outcast: "...all I'm saying is, why can't we just ice the guy/chick and use the computer ourselves?"
Defender Sibley: "McGraw gave orders. It's that simple."
Generic Outcast: "Come on, man. How long you gonna let McGraw screw us over like this?"
Defender Sibley: "That's enough. McGraw's in charge, so we follow his orders, no matter how much we don't like it."Note: This is the elevator conversation that plays if the player talked to Morrill and he radioed ahead. However, his patience has its limits; The lack of progress and mounting casualties are stretching his loyalty thin, and McGraw's decision to seek outside help might very well snap it.Defender Sibley: "What's going on is this whole mission is one big rat-fuck. We've been stuck here for way too long with no results. McGraw won't give up, so we've stooped to using chumps like you to try and get something out of this place."
Sibley is not on great terms with Specialist Olin either, especially after the fiasco with Gary 23, which was brutal, and worse, did not result in any progress.Defender Sibley: "Knock knock, Olin. Got a new best friend for you."
Specialist Olin: "What?"
Defender Sibley: "Yep. Let's hope you treat this one better than the last guy, huh? Heh heh."
Specialist Olin: "Go to hell, Sibley. You know that wasn't my fault."
Defender Sibley: "Sure, whatever. Just make some progress, okay? We're all looking to get out of here."
Specialist Olin: "Fine, then get out and let me do my job."
==Interactions with the player character==
===Interactions overview===
===Quests===
* Aiding the Outcasts: Sibley is the first Outcast met underground and takes the Lone Wanderer to Olin and the VR pod when he is told to do so by Protector McGraw. 
** If the player character is wearing Outcast power armor, Sibley will be grudgingly deferential, mistaking them for a fellow Outcast (as will other Outcasts).
** If the player character is female and has the Black Widow perk, a unique dialogue option will be available upon speaking to Sibley ("Listen, sweetie. I'm kind of lost. Can I talk to whomever's in charge?"), which results in Sibley being blown completely off-track and politely taking the player to McGraw. This does not affect the mutiny, however.
===Other interactions===
* Once the Anchorage Reclamation simulation is completed and the player opens the armory, Sibley will decide that enough is enough and confronts Protector McGraw. He refuses to hand over technology from the vault to a random wastelander just like that, especially after so many Outcast casualties. McGraw stands his ground, calling him a traitor to the Outcasts, and violence erupts.Defender Sibley: "All right, McGraw. This has gone on long enough."
Protector McGraw: "Dammit Sibley, now's not the time."
Defender Sibley: "No, sir. Now IS the time. There's no way in hell I'm letting this... local... walk out with anything."
Protector McGraw: "I've made it quite clear that it's not your call. A deal's a deal."
Defender Sibley: "Sorry, sir, but it IS my call now. I'm not taking orders from you anymore."
Protector McGraw: "Treason, Sibley? Really? You're not going to get away with this."
Defender Sibley: "No, you're not going to get away with giving up the tech we risked our asses for."
Protector McGraw: "Burn in hell, traitor!"
Defender Sibley: "I'll see you there..."
** Defender Sibley is the weakest human antagonist in Fallout 3, as even at his highest possible level, his stats are set like those of a scribe. His low stats usually result in him being killed by Olin, McGraw, and the player very quickly after he triggers the mutiny. However, he is assisted by other rebelling outcasts in the base, who are significantly tougher.
** If the player kills Defender Sibley without causing the rest of the Outcasts to aggro (such as through sneak kills, planting an explosive on him, or Mister Sandman), the mutiny script will be prevented from running, thus the Outcasts will remain friendly.
==Inventory==
==Notable quotes==
==Appearances==
Defender Sibley appears only in the Fallout 3 add-on Operation: Anchorage.
==Behind the scenes==
Outcast members Sibley, Olin, McGraw and Morrill, all of who appear in the Operation: Anchorage add-on for Fallout 3, appear to be named after buildings on the campus of Cornell University, including Sibley Hall, Olin Hall, Olin Library, McGraw Hall, McGraw Tower and Morrill Hall.
==References==
Non-game
Category:Operation: Anchorage human characters
Category:Fallout 3 Brotherhood of Steel characters
Category:Brotherhood Outcast characters
Category:Outcast outpost characters
Category:Antagonists
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