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"Goddamnit, Blazkowicz. You done messed up."
―William J. Blazkowicz waking up in a pit.[src]


Prison is the first chapter of the Part I of Wolfenstein: The Old Blood. It occurs moments after Blazkowicz and Wesley are captured by Rudi Jäger and the nazi guards, starting with a cinematic that presents the opening credits and the main title of the game. It is succeeded by Chapter 2 - Docks.

Storyline[]

After William was knocked unconscious by the supersoldaten, they took away his officer's uniform and dragged him to the dungeons at the botton of Castle Wolfenstein. There he was kicked into a pit by Rudi personally, becoming unconscious and barechested. After waking up, he hears Wesley talk to him by a duct and tells him they will get out of there somehow and, while Agent One tells a story about his childhood trips to Snowdonia,[1] guards come to move him for interrogation in the amphitheater. Being alone in the hole, Blazko attempted to climb a pipeline, but it broke when he was halfway through. After recovering himself, he tried to climb again, this time with the broken pipe, and manages to escape.

The area, being intensely guarded by supersoldaten carrying machine guns, forces Blazkowicz to be quiet and stealthly to pass without alerting them. While moving across the dungeon, he discovered that he wasn't alone, as there are combat dogs, trained by Jäger himself, and he watches the hunter fed them with another prisoner. Continuing his travel, he arrives at a block of mentally ill that were tortured by Rudi aswell. This reminds Blazko of the story of his cousin Sarah, who was with dementia in college, and needing to eat special pills that lulled her to sleep as treatment.

Once outside the prisoners block and away from the patrolling big mechanical dog, B.J. found Wesley being carried by Rudi aboard a boat powered by a cable. The officers turned off the energy, so all he had to do was restore it and take the next boat to follow Agent One across the gutter. All guards in the dungeon noticed his presence and attempted defend the little ship until he reached the water level controller, where he then entered the boat and goes to the main entrance of the castle.

Walkthrough[]

Main objective[]

Prison

They got me. Wasn't excepting this. Kessler, our resistance contact, should be in the tavern. Said he knows something about the location of the folder. Need to find Wesley and get the hell out of this place. Once we're out, we can make our way to the village and meet up with Kessler.

Specific objectives[]

Find a way out

Wesley is in another cell, but he's in bad shape. Gotta find a way out of this cell and meet up with him.

Find Wesley

Ok, made it out of the cell. Just need to find Wesley somewhere in this dungeon. Find him and then we get the hell out of this place.

Restor the power to the barge

Fuck. Power's out. Need to find a way to restore it. Then I can use the barge and make my way to the keep.

Enter the Wolfenstein Keep

I need to use the barge to navigate these waters. Enter the keep and find Wesley, wherever Rudi Jäger is taking him.

Trivia[]

  • At the first section of the prison, at the second part of the first corridor, theres a note close to some crates that confirms B.J. was sent to Castle Wolfenstein before.
  • In cell block C there are some prisoners dialogues.
    • In C1 theres a delirious man yelling about being a doctor giving a treatment to a 12 year old patient.
    • In C8 a prisoner named Hirsch hear us and, thinking that B.J. is a guard, tries to argue they jailed the wrong person. Mentions that he worked in the "delicatessen", where we used to talk with Helga each time she came.
    • A prisoner sit in the corner of the hole in middle of the circular pavilion

References[]

  1. Richard Wesley: You ever been to Snowdonia, Blazkowicz?
    Blazkowicz: Nope, never been
    Richard Wesley: It's a majestic and beautifully desolate place. Rolling hills as far as the eye can see. My father used to take me hiking there sometimes, before the Great War. He was happy back then. He'd pack a basket full of bread and cheddar. A bottle of ale for him and a soft drink for me. Even found a fossil there once. Same day I broke my foot slipping on a wet stone. That was the best day of my life. Wish I'd had the chance to go back there--
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