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Arthur Munroe is a character mentioned in The Last of Us Part I. He was the Attorney General of the United States Department of Justice during the post-outbreak years.[1]

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In the post-outbreak years of The Last of Us Part I, Arthur Munroe held the position of Attorney General in the US Department of Justice. He played a crucial role in the management of quarantine zones, being affiliated with FEDRA. His responsibilities likely included overseeing the US military's efforts to locate survivors amid the outbreak.
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In the post-outbreak years, Arthur Munroe served as the Attorney General for the United States Department of Justice. His character is referenced in collectibles found in The Last of Us Part I.
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In The Last of Us, Arthur Munroe was the Attorney General of the United States Department of Justice during the post-outbreak period. His role in the quarantine zone policy led to his affiliation with FEDRA.
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Not much is known about Arthur Monroe's early life. Monroe was the Attorney General of the United States Department of Justice during the time of the outbreak. Given his position and involvement in the policy of the quarantine zones, he is affiliated with FEDRA.

When the outbreak began spreading throughout the world, the United States military began search efforts to find survivors. Although, according to a newspaper clipping, Attorney General Monroe "made it clear" in a letter that the military has called off its search efforts.[1]

Events of The Last of Us Part I[]

During fall of 2033, Joel can find the article written by Lev Benioff describing the military recalling their search efforts and how Monroe "made this clear" in a letter.[2]

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