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Sander Cohen is a fictional character in the ''BioShock'' video game series, developed by Irrational Games (then under the moniker 2K Boston/2K Australia). Cohen lived among the most famous individuals in Rapture. As one of Rapture's more respected musicians, playwrights and poets, Cohen resided in a lavish apartment in Mercury Suites, along with other Rapture celebrities such as Frank Fontaine, Brigid Tenenbaum and Yi Suchong. Following Rapture's civil war and the chaotic months that followed it, Cohen slowly grew extremely paranoid. Cohen was given jurisdiction over an area of the city known as ''Fort Frolic'' by Andrew Ryan, the founder of Rapture. The splicers under his dominion are often the subject of Cohen's new-found sadistic enjoyment in the death and suffering of others. All around Fort Frolic, examples of Cohen's "art" can be found. These are in fact splicers encased in plaster. ==In ''BioShock''== Sander Cohen was invited personally by Andrew Ryan to reside in Rapture, due to Cohen's artistic talents (and it is implied that he and Ryan were friends or had a close relationship before Rapture was built). Before Rapture's descent into anarchy, Cohen was a prominent playwright, artist and composer in Fort Frolic. Cohen hated rival performer Anna Culpepper, who referred to him as "Ryan's Songbird." Sharing a close relation to Andrew Ryan, Cohen had Chief of Security Sullivan murder her. With the competition gone, Cohen experienced a rare era of extravagance before the Rapture Civil War forced him to close Fort Frolic. Shortly before the Rapture Civil War, Cohen was given dominance over Fort Frolic by Andrew Ryan, who locked the area down to prevent its inhabitants from escaping. Similar to Dr. Steinman, Cohen grew insane, mainly due to overuse of plasmids and the frustration of lacking an audience to appreciate his work. An audio diary found in Fort Frolic reveals that Cohen came to regret his decision to move to Rapture. Before Jack's arrival in Rapture in 1960, Cohen apparently had four major "disciples": Silas Cobb, Martin Finnegan, Hector Rodriguez, and Kyle Fitzpatrick. All of them either betrayed or displeased Cohen at some point. During the events of ''BioShock,'' Jack must pass through Fort Frolic in order to proceed to Hephaestus. As Jack approaches the bathysphere, Cohen blocks his radio contact with Atlas and submerges the Bathysphere, trapping the player in the level. Cohen kills one of his former disciples in front of Jack and then asks the player to photograph the corpse. Cohen demands that Jack kill the other three disciples and take photographs of their bodies as well. Once this is done, the player must place the photographs in an art installation located in the center of Fort Frolic, which Cohen calls his "Masterpiece" - a tetraptych called the Quadtych. After all four photos are placed in the installation, Cohen reveals himself and allows Jack to proceed to Hephaestus. At this point, the player may leave or kill Cohen. If the player spares Cohen, he can be seen later in the game, in his luxury apartment in Mercury Suites. He will welcome the player into his home, and invite him to look around. Cohen can be killed at this point as well, after a pair of dancing Splicers are defeated. It is implied that Cohen is homosexual. Silas Cobb and Martin Finnegan both refer to him as an "old fruit" and Cohen himself refers to Andrew Ryan as "the man I once loved." 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Sander Cohen」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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