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Dr. Earnhardt


« Doctor Alec Earnhardt, a chemist (and I use that term more loosely than a halftime performance at a football game), makes his living producing and selling drugs on the black market to pirates and privateers alike. Newspaper records show that he left London for Rook after his two-year-old daughter, Agnes, tumbled out the window of his tenth floor apartment. »

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Dr. Alec Earnhardt was an inhabitant of Rook Island in Far Cry 3. He produces and sells drugs to the local pirates and black market. However, he is also an ally to Jason Brody and gives refuge to Brody's kidnapped friends.

Biography[]

Early life[]

Dr. Earnhardt hailed from Oxford[accuracy?], England, where he was born in 1947. After graduating, Earnhardt studied and became a brilliant doctor. He had a daughter, whom he named Agnes and greatly loved. However, a tragedy occurred to Earnhardt, when his daughter, who had just become two years old, tumbled out the window of their tenth-floor apartment in London.

Discovering Rook Islands[]

In grief, he left London and sailed around the world, eventually settling on Rook Island in 2006 and taking up residence in an old mansion, built after World War I. From then on, Earnhardt made a living producing and selling drugs to the island locals (namely the pirates and privateers), becoming the main supplier of drugs on the islands. But he could never let go of the pain of losing his daughter and frequently sampled his own product to forget his painful memories.

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Meeting Jason Brody[]

In 2012, Earnhardt found and rescued a girl named Daisy Lee, who had escaped from pirates working for pirate lord Vaas. Soon after, he was visited by Jason Brody, who was informed by Dennis Rogers that one of his friends was hiding at Earnhardt's mansion. Earnhardt informed Jason that Daisy had been poisoned by Antiaris toxicaria during her escape and required a further dose of medicine that required a specific cave mushroom to make. After Jason retrieved the mushroom, he asked the Doctor to give refuge to Jason's friends as he finds them. Earnhardt was at first reluctant, due to the fact that Vaas' men frequently visited to buy product from him. When Daisy begged him to reconsider, he, for a second, mistook her with his deceased daughter, Agnes, before agreeing to give refuge to Jason's friends and brother, Riley.

Fearing that Daisy would be discovered in his mansion by pirates, Earnhardt quickly moved her to a cave under his home, and kept her supplied with tents, provisions and even some of his own drugs as her friends were rescued and brought to the cave.

Death[]

In the mission ''The Doctor Is Out'' Jason returns to the mansion with his brother to reunite with their friends, discovering that it had been attacked. As Jason looks for survivors he finds a mortally wounded Dr. Earnhardt claiming that Jason's friends were taken to Citra's Temple by jungle warriors. He dies immediately after.

Personality[]

Before discovering the Rook Islands, Dr. Alec Earnhardt was an intelligent and brilliant doctor who lived a happy life with his daughter Agnes. After Agnes died, Earnhardt's life changed as he blamed himself for leaving his daughter alone and then traveled the world, hoping to let go of the pain. After reaching the Islands, he became a supplier of drugs and frequently used his own product to forget about his painful memories. Earnhardt also had the tendency to have episodes in which he talks to "Agnes". Despite supplying pirates and privateers and frequently under the influence of his drugs, Earnhardt was a harmless man who provided safety to Jason's friends, even though he was frequently visited by pirates.

Mission appearances[]

Trivia[]

  • Earnhardt's voice actor, Martin Kevan, passed away on May 1, 2013 after battling cancer. He was 66 years old.
  • There is evidence to suggest that the lights that appear at the Gazebo show the location of relics.
  • If the player returns to the mansion after his death, Earnhardt's corpse will be missing.
  • Looking closely at his eyes, one can see that Earnhardt has constricted pupils. This is a common side effect of dissociative and analgesic drugs, which Earnhardt is always high on.
  • Earnhardt calls Daisy "Agnes", because she reminds him of his dear daughter Agnes.
  • When he informs Jason about the "Drug Berries", he mentions he likes the red ones, the purples help depression, and the yellows aren't safe.
  • By one of the lakes/ponds there is a grave with a cross and flowers, which is likely where he is buried after the end of the story .
  • Given the in-game connections between Far Cry 3 and Alice in Wonderland, it can be assumed that Dr. Earnhardt represents The Hatter.
  • As the voice actor Martin Kevan already passed away, Earnhardt in Far Cry 6 was voiced by Patrick Garrow instead.
  • He was originally going to be a more unnerving and unpredictable character as seen by the "Meet Dr. Earnhardt" trailer.

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References[]

  1. Not dated, IMDB: Martin Kevan. Retrieved 2018 May 27.
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