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===Events of ''GTA IV''=== |
===Events of ''GTA IV''=== |
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| − | The Contact blackmails Niko to work with the U.L. Paper after Niko finds out that his girlfriend, [[ |
+ | The Contact blackmails Niko to work with the U.L. Paper after Niko finds out that his girlfriend, [[Karen Daniels|Michelle]], was an agent assigned to monitor him. The Contact then gives Niko several tasks that usually include killing people that are "supposedly" linked to a powerful terrorist group. He also has him cover up some of U.L. Paper's activities, such as by [[Wrong is Right|killing]] [[Oleg Minkov|a man]] who knew of the Organization, [[Portrait of a Killer|killing]] [[Adam Dimayev|another man]] who funded terrorist plots and [[Dust Off|stealing a helicopter]] from the terrorist group [[Paper Trail|to kill]] [[Eduard Borodin|yet another man]] who funded the group's activities. |
During the course of the mission line for The Contact, he tells Niko that, in repayment for his cooperation, he will find the man that Niko came to America to find. He ends up keeping that promise towards the end of the game when he has [[Darko Brevic]] delivered to [[Francis International Airport, Dukes|Francis International Airport]] for Niko to deal with him. |
During the course of the mission line for The Contact, he tells Niko that, in repayment for his cooperation, he will find the man that Niko came to America to find. He ends up keeping that promise towards the end of the game when he has [[Darko Brevic]] delivered to [[Francis International Airport, Dukes|Francis International Airport]] for Niko to deal with him. |
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===Events of ''GTA V''=== |
===Events of ''GTA V''=== |
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{{Quote|Put the weapons down, boys. Fun time is over. We've got you. Anti-American activity.| The U.L. Paper contact in [[2013]].}} |
{{Quote|Put the weapons down, boys. Fun time is over. We've got you. Anti-American activity.| The U.L. Paper contact in [[2013]].}} |
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The contact (credited as '''United Paper Man''') makes his first appearance in GTA V at the end of the mission [[Monkey Business]], where he, along with two [[Military|soldiers]], discovers FIB agent [[Steve Haines]], who shot himself in the leg so that [[Michael De Santa]] and [[Dave Norton]] could get away with the chemical agent they had stolen. |
The contact (credited as '''United Paper Man''') makes his first appearance in GTA V at the end of the mission [[Monkey Business]], where he, along with two [[Military|soldiers]], discovers FIB agent [[Steve Haines]], who shot himself in the leg so that [[Michael De Santa]] and [[Dave Norton]] could get away with the chemical agent they had stolen. |
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== Personality == |
== Personality == |
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Quite sardonic and not without his patriotism, the contact justifies his and the organization's actions by saying that foreign terrorist groups and governments that conflict with America are ready to commit even more heinous actions that could bring harm to the American population (which Niko finds to be true while working against said terrorist groups), but he also doesn't deny that a lot of his actions are not for procuring public safety but rather to satisfy the government's sometimes greedy requests. In the first cutscene of his first [[Wrong is_Right|mission]], it is revealed that he speaks Serbian, the language of Niko's home country, as he says,''"Just like the [[Serbia|old country]]."'', to which Niko replies,''"Just like it"''. |
Quite sardonic and not without his patriotism, the contact justifies his and the organization's actions by saying that foreign terrorist groups and governments that conflict with America are ready to commit even more heinous actions that could bring harm to the American population (which Niko finds to be true while working against said terrorist groups), but he also doesn't deny that a lot of his actions are not for procuring public safety but rather to satisfy the government's sometimes greedy requests. In the first cutscene of his first [[Wrong is_Right|mission]], it is revealed that he speaks Serbian, the language of Niko's home country, as he says,''"Just like the [[Serbia|old country]]."'', to which Niko replies,''"Just like it"''. |
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*[[Merryweather Security]] agents - Can be killed in [[The Wrap Up]] |
*[[Merryweather Security]] agents - Can be killed in [[The Wrap Up]] |
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*[[FIB]] agents - Can be killed in [[The Wrap Up]] |
*[[FIB]] agents - Can be killed in [[The Wrap Up]] |
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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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*A diploma hanging on The Contact's wall has the name "Edward T. Fortune". However, since the same diploma can be seen hanging on the wall of [[Vic Manzano]]'s office in [[The Ballad of Gay Tony]], it is likely that this diploma is just a generic prop. The diploma also has a seal that is very similar to the one used by the C.I.A. |
*A diploma hanging on The Contact's wall has the name "Edward T. Fortune". However, since the same diploma can be seen hanging on the wall of [[Vic Manzano]]'s office in [[The Ballad of Gay Tony]], it is likely that this diploma is just a generic prop. The diploma also has a seal that is very similar to the one used by the C.I.A. |
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| − | *When Niko [[Wrong is Right|meets]] the Contact for the first time, he asks the Contact if he works for the [[Federal Investigation Bureau|FIB]], to which the Contact sardonically asks Niko if he looks |
+ | *When Niko [[Wrong is Right|meets]] the Contact for the first time, he asks the Contact if he works for the [[Federal Investigation Bureau|FIB]], to which the Contact sardonically asks Niko if he looks homosexual. This is a reference to [[wp:J. Edgar Hoover|J. Edgar Hoover]], the first Director of the [[Federal Bureau of Investigation|FBI]], who was rumoured to be homosexual. |
*In GTA IV's game files, the Contact and his missions are listed under "CIA". |
*In GTA IV's game files, the Contact and his missions are listed under "CIA". |
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*The Contact is similar to [[Mike Toreno]], as they are both connected with the Government, and both make the protagonist work for them ([[Carl Johnson]], in Toreno's case). At the end of the storyline, as a repayment for his cooperation, they award the protagonist with what they wanted ([[Sweet Johnson|Sweet]]'s release from prison in ''[[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas|GTA San Andreas]]'' and the kidnapping of [[Darko Brevic]] in ''[[Grand Theft Auto IV|GTA IV]]''). |
*The Contact is similar to [[Mike Toreno]], as they are both connected with the Government, and both make the protagonist work for them ([[Carl Johnson]], in Toreno's case). At the end of the storyline, as a repayment for his cooperation, they award the protagonist with what they wanted ([[Sweet Johnson|Sweet]]'s release from prison in ''[[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas|GTA San Andreas]]'' and the kidnapping of [[Darko Brevic]] in ''[[Grand Theft Auto IV|GTA IV]]''). |
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*Sometimes, if the player clears a five or six-star wanted level, the Contact will call Niko and chastise him for not "laying low" as asked, to which Niko replies that he "can't help himself". |
*Sometimes, if the player clears a five or six-star wanted level, the Contact will call Niko and chastise him for not "laying low" as asked, to which Niko replies that he "can't help himself". |
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*As seen in the Bradygames Guide, the Contact originally didn't wear glasses during [[Monkey Business]]. |
*As seen in the Bradygames Guide, the Contact originally didn't wear glasses during [[Monkey Business]]. |
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Revision as of 01:45, 21 November 2015
“
You can't always tell who the good guys are. I'm not a good guy, but I'm fighting with them...
”
— The U.L. Paper Contact
The Contact is a senior agent working for United Liberty Paper who appears as a main character in Grand Theft Auto IV and a minor character in Grand Theft Auto V.
History
Background
The United Liberty Paper Contact, at some point prior to 2008, became a secret government agent and started working for the United Liberty Paper, later revealed to be a front for the International Affairs Agency (IAA). He mentions a past military career in the U.S. Army.
Events of GTA IV
The Contact blackmails Niko to work with the U.L. Paper after Niko finds out that his girlfriend, Michelle, was an agent assigned to monitor him. The Contact then gives Niko several tasks that usually include killing people that are "supposedly" linked to a powerful terrorist group. He also has him cover up some of U.L. Paper's activities, such as by killing a man who knew of the Organization, killing another man who funded terrorist plots and stealing a helicopter from the terrorist group to kill yet another man who funded the group's activities.
During the course of the mission line for The Contact, he tells Niko that, in repayment for his cooperation, he will find the man that Niko came to America to find. He ends up keeping that promise towards the end of the game when he has Darko Brevic delivered to Francis International Airport for Niko to deal with him.
Events of GTA V
“
Put the weapons down, boys. Fun time is over. We've got you. Anti-American activity.
”
— The U.L. Paper contact in 2013.
The contact (credited as United Paper Man) makes his first appearance in GTA V at the end of the mission Monkey Business, where he, along with two soldiers, discovers FIB agent Steve Haines, who shot himself in the leg so that Michael De Santa and Dave Norton could get away with the chemical agent they had stolen.
He appears again later in the mission The Wrap Up. Here, he shows up to the stand off between De Santa, Norton, Haines, and Agent Sanchez, alongside several IAA agents. Then, corrupt FIB agents show up, compromising the situation even further, and then Merryweather shows up as well. After the opening cutscene is over, a three way shootout commences on the roof. During the fire fight, the contact can be killed, either by Michael, FIB agents or Merryweather operatives.
Personality
Quite sardonic and not without his patriotism, the contact justifies his and the organization's actions by saying that foreign terrorist groups and governments that conflict with America are ready to commit even more heinous actions that could bring harm to the American population (which Niko finds to be true while working against said terrorist groups), but he also doesn't deny that a lot of his actions are not for procuring public safety but rather to satisfy the government's sometimes greedy requests. In the first cutscene of his first mission, it is revealed that he speaks Serbian, the language of Niko's home country, as he says,"Just like the old country.", to which Niko replies,"Just like it".
Missions Appearances
- GTA IV
- Wrong is Right (Boss)
- Portrait of a Killer (Boss)
- Dust Off (Boss)
- Paper Trail (Voice/Boss)
- Weekend at Florian's (Post-mission phone call)
- Payback (Post-mission phone call)
- Liquidize the Assets
- That Special Someone (Voice/Boss)
- GTA V
- Monkey Business
- The Wrap Up (Can be Killed)
Optional murders committed
- Merryweather Security agents - Can be killed in The Wrap Up
- FIB agents - Can be killed in The Wrap Up
Gallery
The Contact's dead body in Grand Theft Auto V.
The United Liberty Paper Contact in the mission "Monkey Business".
Artwork of the Contact in GTA IV
Trivia
- A diploma hanging on The Contact's wall has the name "Edward T. Fortune". However, since the same diploma can be seen hanging on the wall of Vic Manzano's office in The Ballad of Gay Tony, it is likely that this diploma is just a generic prop. The diploma also has a seal that is very similar to the one used by the C.I.A.
- When Niko meets the Contact for the first time, he asks the Contact if he works for the FIB, to which the Contact sardonically asks Niko if he looks homosexual. This is a reference to J. Edgar Hoover, the first Director of the FBI, who was rumoured to be homosexual.
- In GTA IV's game files, the Contact and his missions are listed under "CIA".
- The Contact is similar to Mike Toreno, as they are both connected with the Government, and both make the protagonist work for them (Carl Johnson, in Toreno's case). At the end of the storyline, as a repayment for his cooperation, they award the protagonist with what they wanted (Sweet's release from prison in GTA San Andreas and the kidnapping of Darko Brevic in GTA IV).
- He is also very similar to "the Professor", played by Leo G. Carroll in the 1959 film North by Northwest, as both are senior agents for the government, and they have a striking visual resemblance to each other, as well as not having their actual name revealed.
- Sometimes, if the player clears a five or six-star wanted level, the Contact will call Niko and chastise him for not "laying low" as asked, to which Niko replies that he "can't help himself".
- As seen in the Bradygames Guide, the Contact originally didn't wear glasses during Monkey Business.