Profile being reworked to fit Fallout lore.
Name: Dr. J. Kasimir AndersonBirthdate: June 17th, 1990
Gender: Male
Orientation: Straight
Height: 5'8''
Body: Slim form, average muscle mass
Occupation: Scientist, specializes in biology and genetics, some chemistry
Clothes: Labcoat, jeans, work shoes
Strengths
Intellect
Weaknesses
Women
Likes
Large women
Smart women
Naga species
Mershark species
Mermaid species
Marine life in general
Wolves
Background: Dr. J. Kasimir Anderson is a self-proclaimed expert scientist in the field of Voreology—the collective study of feeding habits performed by all living creatures that consume organic material. The reason however he is "self proclaimed" is because he never actually received his PhD from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Boston. Actually, what really happened was he was expelled from school after one of his experiments went completely wrong.
It was an unseasonably warm day during November of 2010 when it happened. Anderson had been busy with an ongoing experiment for the past two months involving a very large albino python and some artificial hormones and enzymes that he had synthesized in the lab. The experiment was part of an attempt to create a marketable 'voraphilia' snake that would be capable of safely swallowing someone whole without instinctively strangling them to death before eating them, as well as to temporarily slow or disable the digestive system of the snake so the patron would be safely tucked away in their stomach.
The experiment was mostly a failure. Anderson had gotten far enough to genetically program the snake to swallow anything that carried the scent of the non-toxic chemical spray that he created (even inanimate objects) and begin swallowing wherever that scent was strongest. For example, where a spray was directly applied such as on someone's head or feet, or their hands, or even one's behind if they thought they were flexible enough, the snake would start eating at that position. Anderson was also successful in changing its behavior so as not to kill a captive by strangling them to death, but rather swallow its prey while still conscious.
However, the digestion nullification continuously failed. Despite his best efforts, every lab rat he fed to the snake was digested and killed. After one particular long day of frustration, Anderson left the lab and went home as he always did. As he was leaving, a female student took his place in the lab and mistakenly picked up the spray bottle he had left behind. The spray bottle was in the same container as most household window and tabletop cleaners, with the squeeze trigger and everything.
Anderson had removed the Windex® labels so the female student accidentally used it to wipe off the lab's table tops—resulting in her hands absorbing the chemical and its scent. According to security cameras stationed in the lab, the snake's pen was also improperly secured as Anderson had left so abruptly in his frustration that he had forgotten a number of things to clean up such as his beakers, test tubes, even his notes.
What happened next was predictable enough. The snake got loose, coiled up the student, and began to swallow her alive. Despite her screams, no one came to her rescue. Hours later matters only got worse when a faculty member using the lab made the same mistake. They too were swallowed down alive to join the first, now half-digested victim from earlier. By the time anyone realized what had even happened, the snake managed to consume two more students over the weekend who repeated the mistakes of the prior victims.
Anderson returned the following Monday after hearing that three students and a teacher were missing, only to find the snake out of its pen with a large smooth bulge in its middle. All four victims were nothing but mushy corpses now. Horrified, Anderson alerted security immediately. Animal control was summoned to put the snake down on the spot. They gutted it open to reveal the revolting results of the snake's digestion on the four human bodies. A DNA test was needed to identify the remains. Anderson miraculously managed to proclaim himself innocent despite multiple charges of manslaughter, but the Massachusetts Institute of Technology immediately expelled him none the less.
Anderson left Massachusetts out of embarrassment only a month afterward. He invested what money he had into trying to pick up where he left off and attempt to return to his passion of Voreology. Unfortunately, without anyone to aid him, he has been largely unsuccessful in his makeshift laboratory in his studio apartment. It's unlikely Anderson will ever be admitted into an ivy-league college again.
Current Experiments
Attempting to capture a specimen nicknamed Chowchow for further research and experimentation.