Booker struggled with Comstock to try and get Anna back as Rosalind Lutece looked on, but his efforts were in vain as the three escaped with Anna through the Tear. However, feeling immediately regretful for his actions, he pursued Robert to get back his daughter and found Robert at an open Tear between dimensions. Later that year, Booker was contacted by Robert Lutece, a representative of Father Zachary Hale Comstock, an enigmatic man who offered to pay off all of Booker's debts in exchange for Anna and on October 8, Booker gave Anna to Robert as instructed. Booker then descended into depression, excessive drinking, and gambling, which resulted in him building up a large amount of debt. Booker, a former Pinkerton agent, had been expelled from the agency around the time of Anna's birth for his use of extreme brutality in quelling workers' strikes. 3.9 Return to Rapture and the Civil WarĮlizabeth, originally named Anna DeWitt, was born in 1893 to Booker and Annabelle DeWitt, but Annabelle died during childbirth.
2.6 The Hand of the Prophet and Songbird.2.4 Emporia and Confrontation with Lady Comstock.
