Waterloo station
Waterloo station is a busy Southwark terminus on the south bank. In End of the Line, Jacob goes there to take back the engines and kill Pearl Attaway.
- Type
- Landmark
- Region
- Southwark
Good to know
- Memories: End of the Line, Survival of the Fittest and An Artful Plan.
- Opened in 1848.
- Full sync for End of the Line: free the station chief and use the secret passage.
- The station's name lives on in Echostreet Alley, the Lambeth stronghold named after the screech of trains arriving here.
End of the LineSpoilerShow
Attaway waits in a fortified wagon to ship the engines Jacob acquired. Jacob gets in, kills her and leaves with the engines, sending them on to Charing Cross.
History
Coffins left from near here for the London Necropolis Company's cemetery in Surrey.
Other visits
The twins meet the businessman Ned Wynert here, and he points them at Blighter cargo shipments around London, which they then hijack. In the Charles Dickens memory An Artful Plan, John Hammon sends Jacob or Evie to the station to snatch Bella Wilton so that he can stage a rescue and win her over.
Survival of the FittestSpoilerShow
Jacob overhears Starrick tell his cousin Pearl Attaway to oversee the engines personally at Waterloo, which is how he knows where to find her in End of the Line.
End of the LineEnd of the Line ends Sequence 5 at Waterloo station, where Jacob has to reach Pearl Attaway's fortified train carriage before Starrick's men collect the engines. You free a hostage station chief, clear the crowd and find a weak point in the carriage roof.- An Artful PlanAn Artful Plan is the last Charles Dickens memory and the end of John Hammon's story from The Darwin and Dickens Conspiracy. Hammon wants you to kidnap his fiancée Bella Wilton at Waterloo station so he can rescue her in a staged fight in Lambeth.
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- Landmark
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- Landmark
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