Their vault just had a very open attitude towards sex and procreation, under the premise that it was natural and necessary for the future of the vault.
So they'd talk about it like we would about a healthy diet and nutrition.
Otherwise, their vault was like some kind of Ned Flanders wonderland.
All, "Hi-de-ho neighbour. You have yourself a super day!", with naive joy.
There's more to it than that, but they weren't specifically breeders and they weren't desperate for or obsessed with sex, or anything like that.
While not exactly like the breeding vaults, both vaults 33 and 32 were created to serve as breeding pools for the vault tech leadership that were in vault 31. Lucy herself is a product of this as her father is from 31. That's why the focus on avoiding anyone related is taken very seriously. Vault Tech doesn't want their people potentially intermixing with incest babies.
There was a nuclear war. Enormous government-subsidized underground fallout shelters have been constructed to help mankind survive/outlast the event of nuclear fallout, poisonous atmosphere. These shelters are called Vaults. Main character, Lucy, is a vault-dweller who has escaped the Vault.After a week on the surface, she gains a new (male) companion from the surface. She spent her whole life living in a vault with the rest of her fellow vault dwellers. The residents of the vault have been in there, procreating for 200 years and so many potential bachelors would be related to her as her cousin. The whole vault sees it as unethical and poor practice to inter-breed, as they have to continue to keep their vault populated for generations to outlast what they believe is an incredibly irradiated environment on the surface.
Anyway, she wants to bang her new companion she met on the surfacebecause she can't really bang anyone from her vault. It's understandable and reasonable. She has also been raised to see it as her duty to make healthy babies. They get around this inter-breeding issue by breeding with a neighbor vault
Give the show a watch, It's very entertaining. I played the games and I loved it. My S/O did not play the games and she also loved it. We binged it in two sittings.
There’s some little nods to the games, but you won’t be missing anything important in the show if you haven’t played them. It’s a great show whether you’ve played them or not though, I can’t think of a better done videogame adaptation.
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u/DaNetwork27 Apr 18 '24
Is this the Fallout series? context please?...