Dolores

Dolores
General Information
Gender	Female ♀
Age	No precise age.
Eye Color	Brown
Hair Color	Ginger
Relatives	Ted (husband) Mary Jane (daughter) Timmy (son) Dolores' sister (sister)
Scavenge Mode
Inventory slots	2
Survival Mode
Items destroyed while Insane	Radio, Deck of Cards, Soup Can, or Water Bottle

Dolores McDoodle is the wife of Ted and mother of Mary Jane and Timmy. She is one of the main characters in 60 Seconds!.

She is playable in the Scavenge part of the game.

Description

Dolores is one half of the playable characters in the scavenging section of the game. If Dolores fails to reach the fallout shelter in time, she will dive to the floor, and the player will be given the "The End" screen. This happens even if all other family members got into the shelter on time.

Not much is known about Dolores before the events of 60 Seconds!, except that she had a secretary job before she married Ted. She is described as being an intelligent person who greatly enjoys reading and coffee. She is also very stubborn, often exhausting the rest of the family when she needs to be talked down during events.

Appearance

Dolores is slim-built with thick ginger hair (the same as Timmy) and is the tallest person in the family. She wears a cream colored collared dress with an apron with red stripes beneath her waist. She also wears red high heels and has pink/red lipstick on and a golden wedding ring on her left hand. When Tired or Fatigued, she will look malnourished, with skin pressed in and muscle exposed. When tired, her arms will be resting on her lap. When dead, she appears as a skeleton with her body bent backwards over the seat, with her skull on the floor and ribs poking outwards. Her other arm seems to be missing. The head seems to be disconnected from the body. In the 60 Seconds! promo, she wears a pink, sleeveless shirt and red sunglasses.

Dolores in the 60 Seconds! promo.

Dolores' Deaths

By Dehydration:

• If we only had a few drops of water we could've avoided what happened. Dolores died of dehydration last night. (Dolores died)

By Starvation:

• Dolores bravely faced the hunger, however, eating is a habit that is hard to shake off. She couldn't take it anymore. (Dolores died)

By Sickness:

• Dolores's sickness progressed quickly. Coughing, fever, chest pain. She didn't recover. (Dolores died)

By Injuries:

• Dolores suffered with her injuries for far too long. When the infection spread there was nothing we could do. (Dolores died)

By Insanity:

• This was a dark day for our family. This morning we realized Dolores has left the bunker. Unfortunately, she could no longer contain her insanity. We found a short note, in which she explained that she’s setting out to find her father, and that it’s her dream to follow in his footsteps and do something good for the people of the wasteland. We have no idea what she meant, but we’re going to miss her dearly. Good luck, Dolores… (Dolores died)

During an Expedition:

• We don't think Dolores will coming back from the surface. It's been too long... (Dolores died)

Dolores' Events:

All events related to Dolores

Coffee Run:

Enough of this plain, tasteless water. Dolores is really craving of a cup of coffee. Real, true blue American coffee, the kind that you can drink five cups and still feel sleepy. But where are we going to find that in this wasteland? Well, Dolores's favorite diner is... er, used to be, a few blocks away. Maybe someone should go on a coffee run? But who?

Send Someone:

1. Great, we got a whole pot of cold coffee! The taste is weird and we don't have any sugar or milk to give it flavor, but it'll do. It's a step up from the bland, slightly irradiated water we've been drinking. The pot only held a few cups worth of coffee and we gulped it all down in mere minutes. All of us are very alert and ready for anything... for the next five or so minutes, anyway. +Everyone drink +Everyone rested
2. Our volunteer came back empty handed. Apparently, the dinner is now just a sad hole in the ground with some seats lying around. What a letdown.

Send Nobody:

• We're not going to risk our necks on this. We have more important things on our minds. The cracks in the wall aren't going to count themselves!

Dear Peggy:

(If "Yes" was said on "The Code" event) It's took several days and a lot of silent cursing, but Dolores finally cracked the code! Impressive. The note contains detailed directions for some secret location nearby, but it also says Dolores must show up alone. She says she's willing to go... but we can't help wondering whether it's some sort of trap. Should she risk it?

Say Yes:

• Dolores is on her way to the surface. Let's hope she'll make it back safe and sound +Dolores leaves the shelter for 2 days | (After Dolores gets back) Dolores came back looking relaxed and carrying extra supplies. The note was written by her dear old friend Peggy, who now inhabits a shelter together with other work colleagues of Dolores. She claimed it was some sort of secretary job, from before she married Ted. It's weird how little we know about that time in her life. She's quite a private person, our dear Dolores... but clearly all these years ago she made friendships for life. These supplies will surely prove useful. +2 Water(Sometimes) +2 Soup(Sometimes) + Increases Dolores' sanity

Say No:

• Dolores was furious when we kept her in the shelter, but it's for her own good! We did see her scribbling some numbers and letters on a piece of paper some time later. It mysteriously disappeared overnight, as if someone came and took it. Suspicious... +Decreases Dolores' sanity

Discord In The Ranks:

(If "Yes" was said to "Let Us Out!!!" event):

1. Dolores has been really angry about the door incident from a few days ago. She just doesn't want to let it go, she seems very hostile. We need to have an intervention or we are bound to end up fighting. Should we try to talk it over? The alternative is to settle this on the battlefield.

2. We started arguing with Dolores about opening the bunker door a few days back. She's really aggressive, and this could quickly escalate into something major. Should we try to ease her down? The alternative is our very own, small war.

3. The tension in the shelter has been rising ever since the unfortunate panic-attack and opening of our door incident. Dolores has been mad about this, and she's not giving it up. We will end up fighting unless we talk it over. Should we?

Say Yes:

• Dolores has to release some steam, that's all. We're all a bit tired, but hopefully this can be cured with a good night's sleep. +Everyone gets tired

Say No:

• Arguments inside of a tiny shelter are probably the best way to drive someone insane. +Decreases everyone's sanity

Dolores' Blues:

(If Dolores is tired)

1. Everything would be fine if it wasn't for Dolores. She doesn't seem well. She used to be so energetic and happy. Now she just sits there and sulks. We should do something about it.

2. Dolores has been awful silent. Is there anything we can do to help her?

Use Bug Spray:

1. Who would have thought that an insect killer spray could do miracles for hair modelling? When we accidentally sprayed Dolores' hair, it actually helped! She was able to shape it the way she always liked it. It still looks more or less the same, but she even smiled. +Increases Dolores sanity
2. Spraying someone in the face to make them smile sound like a brilliant plan. Until you try it. Then you realize there must have been a significant error in your line of reasoning. Not only do they not smile - they get angry. +Decreases Dolores' sanity +Dolores gets sick

Use Boy Scout Handbook:

1. Dolores was always a bookworm. When she didn't have a book to read, she would read labels on detergents. The Scout Handbook sucked her right in, and all she's been talking about lately is making campfires. +Increases Dolores' sanity +Dolores rested
2. Giving Dolores a book seemed like a good idea. But she was too tired and too sad to read anything. We hope she gets better soon.

Use Nothing:

1. Avoiding problems is always the best solution. So we were truly surprised when Dolores went completely insane. +Dolores becomes crazy
2. Times are hard and there is little we can do to keep everyone's morale up. Let's save our energy for later. +Decreases Dolores' sanity
3. (If Sharikov is in the shelter) Sharikov proved today that cats can be man's best friend after all. When Dolores was staring at the wall absentmindedly, the cat tried to cheer her up by taking a nap on her lap. Dolores complains that Sharikov left its hair everywhere, but there's no denying that she seems happier than before. +Increases Dolores' sanity

Dolores' Wound:

([Sometimes] If Dolores was sent on an expedition without Medkit):

1. After Dolores returned from that last expedition, she was complaining of a minor foot injury. It might have been her right foot. Or maybe her left foot. One of them, anyway. It seemed irrelevant at the time, but now both of her feet are swollen! We need to do something about it.

2. When Dolores came back from that expedition the other day, she had a tiny scratch on her leg. It didn't seem serious at the time, but right now it's quite a terrible sight. If we don't do anything about it, losing one leg will be a minor inconvenience in comparison to what might happen next.

Use Axe:

• If there was one thing we could never consider, it would be cutting off any part of Dolores with an axe. Not only would she object to this, she would probably take matters - and the axe - into her own hands. It was in our best interests to avoid such a situation. We did used the heated axe blade to clean her wounds, and the infection seems to be fading away. The operation wasn't pretty though and damaged our axe. -Axe +Cure Dolores' sickness
  • (Sometimes) Ouch! The axe slipped just a bit, but that must've hurt... +Dolores gets hurt

Use Medkit:

• There is nothing a few pills won't solve. Keeping a well stocked first aid kit should be a number one priority. Dolores is better now and let's hope it it stays that way. -Medkit +Cure Dolores' sickness

Use Nothing:

• We didn't do anything about the infected wounds. After all, our ancestors could survive without all that fancy medicine, why should we listen to the doctors? Dolores is looking more sickly, though... +Dolores can gets sick

Family Ties (Dolores):

1. Something is missing... let's see... fan hum, check. Strange noises in our pipes, check. Hellish yells outside, check. Oh... Dolores hasn't spoken for a while now! That's it, and it's really strange. Talking to her would be a good idea.

2. Dolores has not been very talkative lately. Should we chat with her and find out what's wrong?

Say Yes:

1. Talking to Dolores helped resolve some of her issues and doubts. She feels better now. +Increases Dolores' sanity
2. (If someone else is crazy) Who would've guessed insanity is contagious? +Dolores becomes crazy

Say No:

1. So... we decided not to talk to Dolores. Nothing happened. +Decreases Dolores' sanity
2. It seems that Dolores fought with her thoughts on her own and is much more cheerful today. +Increases Dolores' sanity
3. Apparently, Dolores was in a much worse state than we predicted. She's even worse now +Dolores becomes crazy

House Call:

(If Dolores is injured):

1. Poor Dolores is in a bad shape. Is there anything we could do for her?

2. We should really see about attending to Dolores' wounds. This is not going away on its own.

Use Medkit:

• She's feeling better already, but on the other hand she started talking again... +Cure Dolores' injuries

Use Nothing:

• Poor, Poor Dolores... we are not optimistic... +Dolores gets sick

Party Hard:

(If Dolores leaves temporarily the shelter):

Dolores is temporarily out of the shelter. We can finally talk out loud without someone shushing us every five minutes. Our shelter isn't a library! Tonight our shelter shall be... a concert hall!

Use Harmonica/Radio:

• Lively dancing, off-key singing and music so loud it temporarlily drowns out the quiet hum of existential dread in our heads. Just what we needed to start another day with new energy! -Harmonica/Radio +Increases everyone's sanity

Use Nothing:

• ??? +Decreases everyone's sanity

Rationing Ain't Working:

(If there is only 1 Soup in the shelter):

1. We've been arguing and arguing with Dolores. The fact that we're down to our last bite of food didn't help. And now we're almost at each other's throats about how to ration the damned soup. Should we share an entire can right now? The alternative is to reason with her into saving it for later.

2. We've been fighting with Dolores over the last can of soup. She insists we should eat the entire thing right now! Eating all our food at once? Madness! It's better to save it for later, or shall we share it now?

3. Who would've guessed the last can of soup would be a source of grief, and not joy. The idea was to ration it carefully, but Dolores insists on serving the whole thing right now. Should we do it?

Use Soup:

• Dolores was right. We should share the soup and so we did. She seemed happy. We didn't have the heart to tell her the soup expired two years ago. -Soup +Feed everyone +Increases Dolores' sanity

Use Nothing:

• Negatiations took all night, but we got to a peaceful resolution in the end. Dolores agreed to stash the soup can for later.

Someone's In A Bad Mood:

(If Dolores is crazy):

1. Dolores is not felling well. We can tell - she's not her usual, happy self. A good comparison would be with a hornet. She's a crazed hornet; and we're sitting on top of her hornet nest. So, either we talk her down, or we... let's just talk to her, ok?

2. We're really, really woried about Dolores. She seems very agitated, and this is not good in her fragile state. She always used to be a very calm person. And now? Now we're afraid to be in the same room with her! If she had a solid pan, she wouldn't hesitate to take a good swing at someone. This might be good if anybody attacks us, but for times of peace, this is far from ideal. Do we try to talk it out? The alternative is to just let it be, but that might be the last mistake we ever make.

Say Yes:

1. We were able to communicate with Dolores and calm her down. That's a great relief. It was so difficult without her, but now she's back to her former self. +Dolores isn't crazy anymore
2. ??? +Someone becomes crazy(to be checked)

Say No:

1. Occasionally, all we need is time to heal wound - both physical and mental. Dolores seems better and we hope it will stay this way. It's good to have her back to her true self. +Dolores isn't crazy anymore
2. (If Sharikov is in the shelter) Sharikov proved today that cats can be man's best friend after all. When Dolores was staring at the wall absentmindedly, the cat tried to cheer her up by taking a nap on her lap. Dolores complains that Sharikov left its hair everywhere, but there's no denying that she seems happier than before. +Dolores isn't crazy anymore

The Code:

A coded note was left on our doorstep. It's all symbols and numbers, some sort of cipher that will need to be cracked before we can read the letter... Dolores seems eager for this challenge. However, it's hard to tell how long this could take her and it could prove to be a waste of her time. Should she keep herself busy with it?

Say Yes:

• Dolores instantly sat down with the code and started working on it with a purpose. She looks very focused. Let's hope the note is worth staying up all night... Dolores seems already tired +Dolores gets tired

Say No:

• Dolores tried her best to crack this code in her spare time, but we kept distracting her. She would probably have kept trying, but we somehow managed to lose the note overnight. Dolores seems unreasonably angry something about this... almost like she knew about this letter that we did not. We tried asking her, but she just says nothing and keeps sulking. +Dolores gets tired +Decreases Dolores' sanity

Dolores and Ted's Events:

To have these events, Dolores and Ted must be in the shelter

Jenny The Mutant:

(If Ted was sent on an expedition): Ted used to get along with most of the neighbors before the apocalypse, but especially with the lovely Jenny McMillan from around the corner. He neglected to mention he had met her during his voyage outside, and even promised to share some supplies with her! Dolores seems displeased by this. Should Ted share the supplies with Jenny?

Use Soup:

1. Dolores was livid, and insisted she go with Ted to give Jenny the supplies. Turns out poor Jenny 's husband perished when he left the shelter to grab his stamp collection, and was never seen again. Jenny's misfortune brought Dolores some peace, while our supplies guaranteed Jenny's children would have something to eat tonight. -1 Soup +Increases everyone's sanity
2. Dolores protested, but Ted sneaked out during the night. Turns out Dolores was right - not only have we lost some precious supplies, Ted also got his butt handed to him by a local teenage bandit gang. Dolores isn't even mad anymore. She found it amusing. -1 Soup +Ted gets injured

Use Nothing:

• We don't have anything to spare. Stuff it, Jenny! That's for refusing to water our lawn that one time we went for a weekend out of town. Dolores seems satisfied, and Ted knows better than to keep bothering her. +Increases Dolores' sanity +Decreases Ted's sanity
• Jenny came over by herslef and banged on the shelter door. Even Dolores could not stay indifferent when she saw how the radioactive fallout had changed our neighbor. We ended up sharing some supplies. Jenny was grateful, but she overstayed her welcome by making offhanded comments about our interior decoration skills. That was rich, coming from a person with an additional leg growing out of her head! -1 Soup

Roadside Picnic:

Life in a shelter can really put a strain on personal relationships. Privacy is a forgotten, impossible concept now, so even if you wanted to clear the air... well, even the most private conversations are guaranteed an unwanted audience. Dolores and Ted could really use a quiet moment to talk in peace. How about a picnic in a nearby park?

Say Yes:

• Nothing like a romantic outing to a ruined, post-apocalyptic park, complete with giggling and whispering sweet nothings over a shared can of soup tomato soup. At least that's what Ted remembers it. Dolores is unwilling to comment, but they both feel better today, so clearly whatever happened lifted their spirits. +Increases Ted and Dolores' sanity

Say No:

• They're adults. Surely they can handle their emotions just fine, right? Let's keep an eye on them, though. Just in case they try to murder each other and blame it on sleepwalking... +Decreases Ted and Dolores' sanity

The Bucket Debacle:

Ted and Dolores argue about everything lately. Today's heated argument is about who should empty the bucket in the corner. Both of them swear it's not their turn. Somebody has to cave in and do it. But who?

Choose Ted:

1. Dolores admitted it was her turn to take out the bucket, cut said she was feeling a little under the weather. Ted felt bad for her, and agreed to do it this time. In return, Dolores promised to laugh at Ted's jokes the whole evening. Heartwarming. +Increases Ted and Dolores' sanity
2. Ted's excuse for not taking out the bucket was back pain. Dolores didn't believed him, and nagged until he finally caved. He slipped and fell while carrying the heavy load and definitely hurt himself. +Ted gets injured

Choose Dolores:

1. Dolores gave up and went outside to empty the bucket, but something was blocking the hatch from the top. It was a person. Either dead, or dead asleep. We rolled him off our doorstep and found some supplies in the process. +RANDOM +Decreases Dolores' sanity
2. Dolores could not take the stink anymore, and finally just took the matter - and the bucket - into her own hands. Ted felt guilty, and tried to help her, then they both slipped and... long story short, we had a lot of cleaning up to do, and some things could not be salvaged. -RANDOM +Decreases everyone's sanity

Choose Nobody:

• Neither Ted or Dolores caved. The bucket kept filling up, and the stench got worse and worse. Nobody is feeling particularly good right now... +Decreases everyone's sanity +Some characters can get sick

Wedding Anniversary:

Seems like both Dolores and Ted have been keeping count, and today is their wedding anniversary! Oh, happy day. They both have prepared gifts and wishes for each other, and are eager to share them now. Who will open theirs first?

Choose Ted:

• Dolores gifted Ted with a can of delicious tomato soup. Ted was delighted +1 Soup | The gift was rather unorthodox - Ted made a craving on shelter wall. It was a heart shape with D+T engraved in the middle. Dolores called it vandalism. +Add "D+T" graffiti in the shelter

Choose Dolores:

• The gift was rather unorthodox - Ted made a craving on shelter wall. It was a heart shape with D+T engraved in the middle. Dolores called it vandalism. +Add "D+T" graffiti in the shelter | Dolores gifted Ted with a can of delicious tomato soup. Ted was delighted +1 Soup

Choose Nobody:

• ??? +Decreases Ted and Dolores' sanity

Dolores and Mary Jane's Events:

To have these events, Dolores and Mary Jane must be in the shelter

Bad Boy:

(If Mary Jane was sent on an expedition):

Mary Jane has been caught sneaking out under the cover of night. Dolores was furious when Mary Jane revealed she was going to go on a date with some... bandit boy! She meet him during an expedition. Mary Jane asked for a chance to contact her date via written note to apologize for not showing up. Should she be allowed to do that?

Say Yes:

1. After hours of tears, begging, pleading and some more tears, Dolores caved. Mary Jane wrote a note to the bandit boy, draw some hearts with tomato soup, and left to drop it off. She came back very angry and disappointed - apparently the boy was eaten by a mutant racoon while waiting for her the other night. Mary Jane said it was for the best. He was clearly a better racoon feeder than boyfriend material. +Increases Mary Jane's sanity
2. Dolores agreed that an apology note would be polite in these circumstances. Mary Jane wrote one and drop it off, but came back red-faced and furious. She saw the bandit boy outside, holding hands with some... bandit girl! Mary Jane was so hurt even Dolores took her side +Mary Jane gets injured

Say No:

1. The girls got into a big argument over who might be appropriate for Mary Jane, but unfortunately for the latter, rebellious bandit boys with leather jackets and unruly, unwashed hair were not on that list. Dolores and Mary Jane are not speaking right now, which is a definite improvement over the shouting match that took place earlier.
2. Mary Jane begged and pleaded, and Dolores just fumed. What if the boy knew where they live? What if he were to bring his slightly more adult and dangerous friend around? What if it was a trap? You have endangered this shelter and brought shame on your family, Mary Jane! Shame, shame, shame! +Decreases Mary Jane's sanity

Great Expectations:

Yesterday during charades we learned that Mary Jane doesn't know how to spell "antidisestablishmentarianism" an it has left Dolores sorely disappointed. She insist on home... or rather shelter-schooling Mary Jane a little.

Say Yes:

• Dolores does not mess around - what started out as a spelling exercise has quickly found its way to a math revision, followed by a short physics course and ending on tinkering with some random objects in the shelter. Mary Jane looks exhausted, but we can't deny the state of our shelter has improved today. +Increases Dolores and Mary Jane's sanity +Can repair a broken item in the shelter(Except the Radio) +Mary Jane gets tired

Say No:

• Mary Jane made a real scene, complaining that Dolores would never be happy, even if both of her children became president, won Nobel prizes and simultaneous became the first people on the moon. Dolores begs to differ - she says she would be at least a little content in this scenario. +Decreases Dolores and Mary Jane's sanity

Dolores and Timmy's Events:

To have these events, Dolores and Timmy must be in the shelter

Atomic Ant Farm:

What's that glowing in your pocket, Timmy? Oh, no... mutated ANTS! Their terrifying little mandibles almost gave Dolores a heart attack. She want them OUT, but Timmy says it's the beginning of an atomic ant farm. One of them has to have it their way. But who?

Choose Timmy:

1. (With at least 1 Soup) Timmy was allowed to keep his "atomic ant farm", to the detriment of our supply stash. The little mutants scattered, devoured a whole can of soup, and escape under the cover of night. We're relieved. They could have eaten us instead. -1 Soup
2. (With less than 1 Soup) Due to a lack of any proper equipment, Timmy gave up on the atomic ant farm idea and tried to create an atomic ant circus instead. Most of the insects scattered, but he managed to teach one to do a salto before he got bored. Even Dolores appreciated the show. +Increases everyone's sanity

Choose Dolores:

1. On the topic of atomic ants farm, Dolores put her foot down. Several times. She swatted and stomped furiously, with a look of glee on her face, until all the insects were dealt with it. Timmy was mortified. +Decreases Timmy's sanity +Increases Dolores' sanity
2. Timmy reluctantly agreed to get rid of the insects, but once they escaped his pocket, they proved rather hostile. One even bit his finger! Let's keep our distance in case Timmy decides to mutate and grow a mandible overnight. +Decreases Timmy's sanity +Timmy can get sick

Choose Nobody:

• Timmy reluctantly agreed to get rid of the insects, but once they escaped his pocket, they proved rather hostile. One even bit his finger! Let's keep our distance in case Timmy decides to mutate and grow a mandible overnight. +Decreases Timmy's sanity +Timmy can get sick

Chores:

(If Mutant Roaches are in the shelter):

Timmy was performing "experiments" on mutated roaches, and left one of them cut open on the table! Glowing intestines and all. We eat here, you little savage! Dolores is fuming, and she says it's hard time Timmy learns to clean up after himself. Is this the right time to discipline him?

Say Yes:

1. Timmy tried coming up with different excuses, but Dolores saw through them all. She spent the afternoon ordering Timmy around, while he dusted the shelves, polished the cans, picked up all the dead insects off the floor. He even found some long lost supplies in the process! +RANDOM
2. Timmy knew that avoiding Dolores means avoiding chores. Since you can't hide in a shelter this small, he decided to sneak outside for a bit. He didn't last long, and back feeling very nauseous. Serves him right, according to Dolores. +Timmy gets sick

Say No:

1. Dolores cleaned while mumbling about the "complete lack of discipline" and "disgusting, radioactive mess". Remorseful, Timmy eventually did most of his chores without being asked, which satisfied Dolores. They both look energized after this physical exercise.
2. Timmy pretended to be asleep when Dolores asked him to clean, so she just rolled her eyes and decided to clean up by herself. She tripped and fell when dusting the top of the cupboard. Chores really are the worst. +Dolores gets injured

Reading Competition:

(If the Boy Scout Handbook is in the shelter):

Dolores and Timmy both love to read. They are also both craving some fun and challenge that doesn't inclued radioactive agony or being eaten by a mutant racoon. They decided to hold a competition on who can read the Scoutbook faster. Insane. Should we let them?

Use Boy Scout Handbook:

• Oh dear, they basically tore the book apart... and it's impossible to say who won. Both Dolores and Timmy seems really content, though. Maybe one book is a small price to pay for their temporary happiness. -Boy Scout Handbook +Increases Dolores and Timmy's sanity

Use Nothing:

• Like mother, like son. You can truly see the resemblance when they're angry - both Dolores and Timmy make the same frowny face. It's unfortunate the face expression they're both wearing is so hilarious, the rest of us can't stop laughing... which only make them frown ever more. Let's hope we get out of this loop by tomorrow. +Decreases Dolores and Timmy's sanity

Gallery

Game screenshots

Normal Dolores.

Tired Dolores.

Fatigued Dolores.

Insane and fatigued Dolores.

Sick and tired Dolores.

Tired and insane Dolores.

Sick, tired and insane Dolores .

Dead Dolores.

Dolores' 3D model, seen in the scavenging part.

Insane, fatigued and injured Dolores

Dolores's 3D Model in a T-Pose.

Playing as Dolores in the Dolores DLC.

Dolores failing to get to the fallout shelter in time in the scavenging part.

Dolores with her hair growing (in Reatomized)

Dolores' last stage of hair growth

Sick, Insane, Fatigued, and Injured Dolores.

Dolores with her hair growing and tired. (In the reatomized version

Official Art

Dolores, Ted and Timmy hearing noises from the wall in the DLC countdown (11).

Dolores and Mary Jane in the shelter while someone knocks in the 60 Seconds! DLC countdown (3).

Dolores seen in the Dolores DLC promo.

Dolores playing on a Smart Phone with Sharikov watching.

Concept art.

Concept art 2

Dolores, Mary Jane, and Timmy surprising Ted.

Dolores standing in front of the McDoodle house.

Dolores on Ted’s back in an irradiated lake.

Dolores standing next to Ted.

Dolores glaring at Bob when he crashed Mary Jane’s party.

Dolores in the passenger seat of the car.

Dolores holding a lantern in Year Of The Dragon promo.

Dolores with her arm around Timmy.

Dolores sitting next to Ted.

Dolores watching Pancake bite Ted's pant leg.

Dolores watching the makeshift sleigh overhead.

Dolores behind Pancake in a picture with the whole cast.

Dolores holding Sharikov

Achievements

Girl Power:

The achievement "Girl Power" can be unlocked by playing a game in Apocalypse and selecting Dolores.

Enigma:

The achievement "Enigma" can be unlocked by saying "Yes" on "Dear Peggy" event.

For more information about the achievements, go on this page.

Trivia

• If Dolores is left Insane for too long, she will leave the shelter claiming to search for her father.
• If she goes insane, she has a possibility of destroying the Radio, Deck of Cards, an entire Soup Can, or an entire Water Bottle.
• If Dolores makes it to the shelter alone during the Scavenging part of the game, she will go insane on Day 2. You can reset insanity by playing out Events that raise sanity, but the next day she will go Insane again (unless a pet is in shelter).
• During the scavenging section of the game, she can be seen reading a book and drinking what is confirmed to be coffee as seen on the upcoming Atomic Roadmap DLC.
• Dolores' mother is referenced by Dolores in the event where she destroys the Radio.
• Dolores is described as not being a dog person.
• Dolores seems to be the most resistant character to Insanity. Furthermore, she commonly brings the Deck of Cards, an item commonly used to increase sanity.
• It is possible for her to appear in the shelter, even if Ted doesn't bring her into the shelter during the scavenging section of the game if the player opens the door for her in the early days.
• Her name means 'sorrows and pain' in Spanish.
• She only seems to age in the Reatomized version of the game (judging by the hair growth).
• In the sequel, 60 Parsecs, if the player uses the mask to help throw an epic party that A.S.T.R.O mentions, the text in the captain's log the next day says that the captain used the mask or sock to act as a person. A mysterious "Dolores". The name can also be replaced with "Ted", "Timmy", and rarely "Mary Jane."