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Decker could refer to:

• Institutions:
  • Decker Memorial Hospital
• People:
  • Decker (Engineer)
  • Dennis Decker
  • Jane Decker
  • Matthew B. Decker (23rd century Commodore)
    • Matthew Decker (mirror)
  • Matthew D. Decker (24th century Cadet)
  • Robert Decker
  • Willard Decker
    • Willard Decker (mirror)
• Starships and vehicles:
  • USS Decker (Akula-class)
  • Decker-class destroyer:
    • USS Matthew Decker (NCC-6000, Decker-class destroyer)
    • USS William Decker (NCC-6001, Decker-class destroyer)

From The Vault

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Fallout character Decker Biography race: Human affiliation: Himself role: Crime lord location: Hub Gameplay appearances: Fallout quests: Dispose of merchant Dispose of Jain Statistics Technical dialogue file: DECKER.MSG actor: Keith David Concept art

Decker was the crime boss in the Hub and the head of the Underground during 2161.

Background

A ruthless, cunning person, he possesses great intelligence and speaks in an eloquent way, contrasting with his brutish appearance. He seeks to control the entire water distribution business, which would estabilish him as the de facto ruler of the Core Region, via the Far Go Traders, a merchant company he controls from behind the scenes. He is also wary of other threats to his position, including the Children of Cathedral, whose attractive preaching and aggressive expansion endanger his operations. Likewise, he also looks for a way to control the Hub Police, whose head, Justin Greene is less corruptible than his father.

Interactions with the player character

In Fallout, should the Vault Dweller impress Kane, his right hand, Decker, will offer two jobs - remove Daren Hightower, Daren's wife and his security detail, and later Jain of the Children of the Cathedral, to cripple their operations in the Hub. At any time during or after these quests, he can be reported to the police. The Dweller will be asked to assist, while, as expected, Decker and Kane won't be too pleased.

Death

Decker's death is the death knell of the Underground - his absolutist control of all criminal activities within the city basically means that there is no one to succeed him and the Hub Police can easily pick off any criminal elements without fear of retribution.

Inventory

Related quests

• Dispose of merchant
• Dispose of Jain

Appearances

Decker appears only in Fallout. He is a Talking Head voiced by Keith David.

Behind the scenes

• The Maltese Falcon, the name of Decker's bar, is a reference to a detective novel from 1930, that was adapted into a film with Humphrey Bogart playing the protagonist.

From Lostpedia

Karen Decker

 

 

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Represented the Oceanic Six

Season(s)

S1 - S2 - S3 - MP - S4 - S5 - S6

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Ms. Karen Decker is a public relations representative of Oceanic Airlines.

Karen Decker in the cockpit ("There's No Place Like Home, Part 1")

On the trip to the military facility just west of Honolulu, Karen sat in the cockpit along with the pilot and co-pilot. Upon nearing the landing, she walked back to see six Oceanic Flight 815 escapees of the Island in the cargo hold, telling them that their families were waiting, and that they didn't have to answer any press questions. Jack, however, responded that they would answer questions. After making sure everyone agreed with this decision, Karen revealed to them that the press had branded them as the "Oceanic Six", which she opined was not necessarily the best name, but that it was "catchy."

At the following press conference, Karen revealed to the public the story of the Oceanic Six (which was fabricated by an unknown source), of how they crashed, how Kate gave birth, and their eventual salvation. She then denied a reporter's question about Kate's fugitive status.

After the press conference, Karen pointed Sayid towards Nadia, who was waiting for him. ("There's No Place Like Home, Part 1")

Trivia

• Shares a last name with Starfleet Captain Decker from Star Trek: the Motion Picture. Incidentally, Michelle Forbes played Starfleet Lt. Ro Laren on "Star Trek: the Next Generation."

Unanswered questions

For fan theories about these unanswered questions, see: Karen Decker/Theories

Oceanic Airlines Website 1 • Website 2 Events, Objects & Locations Boeing 777 • Flight 815 • Flight 815 pieces • Flight 815 mid-air break-up • Flight 815 flight path • Oceanic plane mobile • Sydney Airport • Oceanic Six press conference Staff/Crew Chrissy • Cindy • Co-pilot • Karen Decker • Sean Dowling • Flight attendant • Hunter • Georgia Cavanagh • JD • Jenna • Frank Lapidus • Male flight attendant • Michael Orteig • Michelle • Oceanic hotline operator • Oceanic hotline supervisor • Oceanic ticket agent • Oceanic ticket agent No. 2 • Sam Thomas • Seth Norris • Sonya

Oceanic Six Centric episodes "There's No Place Like Home, Part 1" • "There's No Place Like Home, Parts 2 & 3" Members Kate Austen • Sayid Jarrah • Sun-Hwa Kwon • Aaron Littleton • Hugo "Hurley" Reyes • Jack Shephard Co-Conspirators and sympathizers Eloise Hawking • Desmond Hume • Frank Lapidus • Henrik • Penelope Widmore Flash-forward characters Arabic reporter • Benjamin Linus • Blonde reporter • Carmen Reyes • Carole Littleton • Charles Widmore • Co-pilot • David Reyes • John Locke • Karen Decker • Korean reporter • Margo Shephard • Noor "Nadia" Abed Jazeem • Mr. Paik • Mrs. Paik • Pilot • Reporter No. 1 • Underling • Walt Lloyd Items Golden pass • Locke's coffin • The Searcher • The Oceanic Six: A Conspiracy of Lies See Also: Main Characters