During the game Bioshock, you run into a couple people that arent completly demented crazy splicers, some of these include-
Julie Langford
and Frank Fontain, (first time)
there are also a couple of arguable ones, such as,
Steinman
and Andrew Ryan.
I could have missed some, but this was all i could come up with at the time. You hear about the civil war between splicers and normal people all the time through audio diaries throughout rapture. And Obviously, the splicers won. But surely not all of the normal non-splicer people died did they? I mean i dont know the original number, but in an audio diary you hear about Raptures highest population, something like 20,000, how could all those people die, and if they didnt, any ideas on where they are? im just really curious.![]()



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It's an indictment of the establishment of the late 1950s and early 1960s too: men dominate the arena, which is also why they're the most 'fallen' individuals. A janitor is also unlikely to have such a safeguarded hideaway in a place like Rapture, simply because of the fact that none of Rapture's norms favor the lower classes. Tenenbaum too nearly didn't redeem herself, and only did so because of the Little Sisters at the end. Langford's death is symbolic, I think, because of the fact that she didn't speak out against evil (Ryan, in the form of shutting down Arcadia, and obvoiusly his later crimes) when it was most prevalent in front of her; she too was blinded by money and greed.
Excuse me while I go off on a tangent. Teaser trailer. Yes, I know you all are sick of hearing about it. Give me a second. Rapture riding out of the sand? Heh heh heh, I do believe that RTM's point here could be entirely plausible... 