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Fallout Tactics character Hassan Biography race: Human affiliation: Midwestern Brotherhood of Steel role: Quarter master rank: Paladin location: Bunker Delta Gameplay appearances: Fallout Tactics Statistics Technical actor:

Hassan is a quarter master of Bunker Delta.

Appearances in games

Hassan appears only in Fallout Tactics

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From Lostpedia

Sayid's father was a soldier in the Iraqi Republican Guard.

Sayid's father ordered a young Omer to kill a chicken in order to prove his maturity. When Sayid killed the chicken in Omer's place, the father scorned Omer and commended Sayid. ("He's Our You")

Tariq told Sayid that his father would be ashamed if he knew that Sayid was helping the Americans, describing him as a "great hero". ("One of Them")

Trivia

• The site oceanic-air.com lists his name as Hassan. Due to the source of this name, this is considered deuterocanon.
• Hassan is of Arabic origin, and its meaning is "good-looking, handsome"; it is a popular name in the Arabic world.
• In the casting call he was described as "Father, 40s, must speak Arabic. A domineering and quick-tempered father who's trying to bring his boys up properly. Feels he has to teach his son a lesson about how to be a real man." [1]

Sayid Jarrah (X) Portrayed by Naveen Andrews and Anthony Keyvan Centric episodes "Solitary" • "The Greater Good" • "One of Them" • "Enter 77" • "The Economist" • "There's No Place Like Home, Part 1" • "There's No Place Like Home, Parts 2 & 3" • "He's Our You" • "The Incident, Parts 1 & 2" • "LA X, Part 1" • "LA X, Part 2" Flashback characters Amira • Ivan Andropov • Arabic man • Kate Austen • Sam Austen • Bartender • Sgt. Tony Buccelli • Alyssa Cole • Falah • Haddad • Robbie Hewitt • Ilana • Imam • Kelvin Inman • Sun-Hwa Kwon • Benjamin Linus • Jacob • Noor "Nadia" Abed Jazeem • Omar • Omer Jarrah • Hugo "Hurley" Reyes • Sami • Sayid's father • Jack Shephard • Tariq • Essam Tasir • Zahra Tasir • U.S. Soldier No. 1 • U.S. Soldier No. 2 • Waiter • Yusef Flash-forward characters Arabic reporter • Kate Austen • Peter Avellino • Blonde reporter • Karen Decker • Economist • Elsa • Guy in car • Noor "Nadia" Abed Jazeem • Korean reporter • Sun-Hwa Kwon • Ben Linus • Aaron Littleton • Mr. Paik • Mrs. Paik • Reporter No. 1 • Carmen Reyes • David Reyes • Hugo "Hurley" Reyes • Jack Shephard • Margo Shephard Items Nadia's photos • Radio • DHARMA cabling map • Looking Glass schematic • Build Our World

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Hassan

Release date	Unknown edit
Race	Human
Members NPC?	No
Quest NPC?	Yes - Prince Ali Rescue
Location	Al Kharid Palace
Sells items?	No
Skill requirement?	No
Quest requirement?	No
Gender	Male
Examine	The chancellor to the Emir.
Notable features	Chancellor of Al-Kharid

Chancellor Hassan is the chancellor to the desert nation of Al Kharid, a large city on the northernmost fringe of the vast Kharidian Desert. Hassan, prior to completing Prince Ali Rescue, is the acting ruler of Al Kharid in place of the Emir. He is also the start and ending points for the quest.

If spoken to, Hassan will give the player a free jug of water.

History

Hassan has loyally served the Emir for some time, keeping a close eye on the economic state of Al Kharid. As the Emir's advisor, his voice is one of the strongest in Al Kharid, and has largely been responsible for the city's recent financial success.

Recently, the Emir's son and heir to the throne, Prince Ali, was kidnapped by Lady Keli, an infamous mercenary killer known for her underhanded business tactics. Imprisoning Ali in her guarded prison in the forest east of Draynor Village, she demanded a massive ransom in exchange for Ali's safe return to Al Kharid. Threatening to cut off his fingers, she awaited the Emir's payment.

The Emir, emotionally distressed by the events, hid himself within his secret chambers. In no fit state to rule, the Emir's position was temporarily given to Hassan. Hassan, hoping to save Ali with paying Keli's massive ransom, began to work with Osman, the city's trained spymaster.

During the Prince Ali Rescue quest, players help to save Prince Ali with the help of Osman and his daughter, Leela. Once the quest is finished, however, the Emir and Ali continue to remain hidden; reasons for this are unknown. They could be hidden to prevent another royalty from being kidnapped, though this seems implausible, given the oddness of a Royal Prince being kidnapped by an independent criminal, and Al-Kharid not being a powerful capital compared to Varrock and Falador; speculation has arisen that he was disposed by Hassan for power in Al-kharid.

Even after the hostage crisis, Hassan continues working hard to keep the city safe. He was largely responsible for the recent peace deal with the Menaphites of the southern desert, with whom Al Kharid had long been engaged in war. He's also keeping a close watch on Ali Morrisane, a trader that recently arrived from Pollnivneach and has since been involved in a number of controversial business arrangements...

Trivia

• Hassan appears to worship Saradomin, not the desert pantheon of gods, as the rugs around the palace have symbols of four pointed stars.

From Yu-Gi-Oh!

Hassan
Kanji	ハサン
Rōmaji	Hasan
English	Hassan
Other language names  Arabic: حسن or حسان
Appears in	Manga Yu-Gi-Oh! Millennium World Anime Yu-Gi-Oh! (second series)
Gender	Male

Hassan is a mysterious ancient being and is the messenger of the Egyptian Pharaohs. For centuries he has defended the honor of Egypt's Kings, and he made a vow with Atem's father Aknamkanon to protect his son no matter what.

During the Dawn of the Duel arc, Hassan makes a first appearance in Ep.208 as a mysterious figure which appears to Pharaoh Atem inside a cave by the river Nile. His identity is then fully revealed in Ep.211, and his role in the Shadow RPG explained: he is Yami Yugi's "Master Item".

When Zorc is about to blast Atem, Hassan appears and blocks the attack only to have his helmet broken, revealing him to be Shadi. Zorc's blast is believed to be too powerful for Hassan to sustain, and he is vanquished.

In the manga, Hassan is really Bobasa and Shadi. In the anime, he is really only Shadi.

Yami Yugi holding his Hassan "Master Item", during the Shadow RPG vs. Yami Bakura

Yu-Gi-Oh! manga characters
Protagonists	Yugi Mutou - Dark Yugi - Katsuya Jonouchi (Katsuya Jyonouchi) - Anzu Mazaki - Hiroto Honda - Pharaoh Atem
Companions	Seto Kaiba - Mokuba Kaiba - Ryo Bakura - Shizuka Kawai - Mai Kujaku - Ryuji Otogi - Sugoroku Mutou - Ryota Kajiki - Ishizu Ishtar (Ishiza Ishutarl) - Rishid Ishtar - Mana - Priest Seto - Kisara - Bobasa - Isis - Karim - Mahad - Shada - Siamun Muran
Main antagonists	Seto Kaiba - Dark Bakura - Dark Master Zorc - Maximillion J. Pegasus (Pegasus J. Crawford) - Marik Ishtar (Maric Ishutarl) - Ghouls - Thief Bakura - Aknadin (Akhenaden) - Zorc Necrophades
Other antagonists	Chopman - Johnny Gayle - Bob McGuire - "Name unknown" - Dinosaur Ryuzaki - Insector Haga - "Bandit" Keith Howard - Ventriloquist of the Dead - Player Killer of Darkness - Meikyū Brothers - Rare Hunter - Pandora - Mask of Darkness - Mask of Light - Strings (The Pantomimer)
Other	Tetsu Ushio - Mrs. Muto - Ms. Chono - Tsuruoka - Tomoya Hanasaki - Sozoji - Goro Inogashira - Director Lucius - A.D. Fujita - Prisoner 777 - Shadi - Professor Kanekura - Professor Yoshimori - ZTV Producer - Hirutani - Junky Scorpion store owner - Kujirada - Playing Card Bomber - Nezumi - Old Man Dentures - Amane Bakura - Feng Long (Dragon) - Hobson (Daimon) - Johji - Koji "the Spider" Nagumo - Mr. Karita - Crocketts - Saruwatari - "Ghost" Kotsuzuka - Satake - Takaido - Cyndia - Arthur Hawkins (Arthur Hopkins) - Mr. Clown (Mr. Crown) - Step Johnny - Isono - Esper Roba - Aknamkanon (Akhenamkhanen) - Gebelk - Hassan

Yu-Gi-Oh! second series anime characters
Protagonists	Yugi Muto (Yugi Mutou) - Yami Yugi (Dark Yugi) - Joey Wheeler (Katsuya Jonouchi) - Téa Gardner (Anzu Mazaki) - Tristan Taylor (Hiroto Honda) - Pharaoh Atem
Main antagonists	Maximillion Pegasus (Pegasus J. Crawford) - Marik Ishtar (Maric Ishtar) - Rare Hunters (Ghouls) - The Big Five - Noah Kaiba - Gozaburo Kaiba - Paradius (Doma) - Dartz - Zigfried von Schroeder (Siegfried von Schroider) - Thief Bakura - Aknadin (Akhenaden) - Yami Bakura (Dark Bakura) - Zorc Necrophades
Other antagonists	Rex Raptor (Dinosaur Ryuzaki) - Weevil Underwood (Insector Haga) - "Bandit" Keith Howard - Ventriloquist of the Dead - Panik - Paradox Brothers (Meikyū Brothers) - Rare Hunter - Arkana (Pandora) - Umbra (Mask of Darkness) - Lumis (Mask of Light) - Strings (The Pantomimer) - Gansley - Crump - Johnson - Nesbitt - Lector - Raphael - Alister (Amelda) - Valon - Grerimo (Grimo)
Other	Seto Kaiba - Mokuba Kaiba - Ryo Bakura - Serenity Wheeler (Shizuka Kawai) - Mai Valentine (Mai Kujaku) - Duke Devlin (Ryuji Otogi) - Solomon Muto (Sugoroku Mutou) - Shadi - Mako Tsunami (Ryota Kajiki) - Rebecca Hawkins (Rebecca Hopkins) - Ishizu Ishtar - Odion Ishtar (Rishid Ishtar) - Dark Magician Girl (Blamagigirl) Leon von Schroeder (Leonhart von Schroider) - Vivian Wong - Priest Seto - Mana - Kisara - Bobasa - Isis - Karim - Mahad - Shada - Shimon Muran (Siamun Muran) - Hassan
Minor	Tetsu Ushio - Hobson - Croquet (Crocketts) - Kemo (Saruwatari) - Bonz ("Ghost" Kotsuzuka) - Sid (Satake) - Zygor (Takaido) - Cecelia Pegasus (Cyndia) - Mrs. Muto - Arthur Hawkins (Arthur Hopkins) - Johnny Steps - Roland (Isono) - KC DuelTek 1000 - Mrs. Wheeler (Ms. Kawai) - Espa Roba - Koji "the Spider" Nagumo - Jean Claude Magnum - Mikey (Miruko) - Aaron (Juan) - Chris - Ironheart - Sky - Rick - KC DuelTek 760 - Balfry Ginger - Abe the Monkey Man - Dr. Richard Goat - Paul McGregor - Totani Ialos - Sergei Ivanoff - Shane Jordan - Fortune Salim - Ethan Shark - Jafar Shin - Aknamkanon (Akhenamkhanen) - Gebelk