The soldiers then shoot Miles (possibly by the orders of Wernicke, who doesn't wish the young journalist to reveal to the public the truth about the Murkoff's plans to profit from the experiments that were illegally conducted on the patients, as well as Wernicke's own involvement) in the chest several times. He then again appears at the exit with armed security forces at the end of the game to confront Miles, who (unknowingly to Wernicke) has been possessed by The Walrider. Miles leaves the room and after much effort, stops Billy's life support and kills him. After being done talking, he instructs Miles to stop Billy and turn off his life support system, so that he could effectively kill The Walrider, who slays anyone trying to escape from the asylum.
Then the patients escaped and caused the horrors within the asylum in the first place. He also laments the fact that it was foolish from the very beginning to think they could master such powerful technology, but regardless continued due to the possible large profit. Eventually through his work, the scientists produced the precise molecules necessary. contacted him to help them with human nanotechnology experiments, whom they wish to conduct on the asylum patients, with the only reason being profit. He explains to Miles how normally he should have already been dead, but somehow Billy keeps him alive out of sympathy and according to his own words - may even think that he (Wernicke) is his father. After Miles' last encounter with Walker, who was brutally killed by The Walrider, he opens the door to his office and asks Miles to come inside and let him explain the situation. Wernicke makes his first appearance near the end of the game. He came to Colorado shortly after the turn of the millennia to pursue charitable work for the Murkoff Corporation.ĭr. Wernicke retired to pursue landscape photography and care for his cats.
Several decades of government research in Los Alamos led to New Mexico, where Dr. After a cloudy history with the German war effort, he emigrated to the United States in 1949 with a visa from the State Department. Rudolf Gustav Wernicke was born on Octoin Munich, Germany, and achieved fame in the mathematic and scientific communities for a paper written with early computing pioneer Alan Turing. Wernicke a true humanitarian with a generous spirit. This implies that he is either very questioning, realistic or pessimistic. Little is specifically known about Wernicke's personality due to his short and rare appearances, but he stated it was foolish from the beginning to think they could master and control nanotechnology and with it the human mind and body.
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