Caravan worker

The caravan workers are four caravan employees at Bunker Hill in the Commonwealth .
==Background==
Caravan workers spend most of their time on the road with caravans. These four hired hands are currently resting in-between jobs.Caravan worker: "I'm just here in between jobs."(Caravan workers' dialogue) They are relatively unfriendly and distrustful,Caravan worker: "You're not with my caravan, so don't bother me."(Caravan workers' dialogue)Caravan worker: "Hey, no offense, but you ain't caravan folk. Beat it."(Caravan workers' dialogue) which they attribute to the dangers of their trade, as mortality rates are high.Caravan worker: "Caravans ain't exactly the 'get to know you' type. Less heartache that way."(Caravan workers' dialogue)Caravan worker: "You ever see one of our caravans on the road? It's a dice with death. Everytime."(Caravan workers' dialogue) They view Bunker Hill as their home, commenting that it is the only place where those in the caravan industry can mingle with each other.Caravan worker: "Bunker Hill is like home away from home. Only place caravan folk have to mingle together, you know?"(Caravan workers' dialogue) They also respect Kessler for her ability to keep the town together, given its troubles from caravan bosses and raiders.Caravan worker: "Can't believe Kessler keeps this town together. Between the caravan bosses and the raiders. Yeesh."(Caravan workers' dialogue)
The workers have a low opinion of the Minutemen, calling them "assholes."Caravan worker: "For what they did to the Institute... Maybe those Minutemen assholes ain't too bad."(Caravan workers' dialogue) They fear the Institute and its synths to the point of contemplating escape if the Institute wins control of the Commonwealth.Caravan worker: "With the Institute unchecked... I'm looking for my one way trip out of here."(Caravan workers' dialogue) Though they are generally wary of outsiders, they will give some advice to newcomers, such as to watch out for Deb's haggling.Caravan worker: "Fresh from the Vault, hey blue? Better make sure Deb doesn't rob you blind."(Caravan workers' dialogue) They also exchange various rumors, such as the story of the ghoul whale Ol' Peg,Caravan worker: "The ghoul whale is real. Ol' Peg. Right outside the harbor. Dark and ominous things swim the deep."(Caravan workers' dialogue) the mercenaries occupying Parsons State Insane Asylum,Caravan worker: "Stay clear of Parsons, the asylum. Some nasty assholes shoot everything that comes near them."(Caravan workers' dialogue) and the lucrative trade opportunities at Vault 81.Caravan worker: "Traders been trying for ages to make a deal with Vault 81 to open the door. Whoever can make that deal's going to be rich."(Caravan workers' dialogue)
==Interactions with the player character==
===Interactions overview===
===Other interactions===
* After The Battle of Bunker Hill is completed and Bunker Hill becomes available as an allied settlement, the caravan workers can be commanded as settlers.
* If Nick Valentine, John Hancock, Codsworth, or Piper Wright is the active companion, the workers may talk to them (and make racial comments for the former three).
* These characters may engage in dynamic conversations.
==Inventory==
===Female===
===Male===
==Notes==
* The caravan prisoners found during Prep School are templated from two of the caravan workers (M01 and F01, respectively), sharing appearances, stats, and inventories.
* Prior to meeting the Railroad during Road to Freedom, Deacon may be encountered at Bunker Hill disguised as a caravan worker, starting off in a corner near the town entrance.
==Appearances==
The caravan workers appear only .
==Gallery==
FO4 caravan worker F02.png|Female worker 2
FO4 caravan worker M02.png|Male worker 2
FO4 Bunker Hill Deacon.png|"Caravan worker" Deacon
==References==
Category:Fallout 4 human characters
Category:Bunker Hill characters