miss-a-atom:

Nick Valentine manages to be trusted by people, who otherwise hate synths, because he’s just that nice.

He would be the person at the Xmas party who gets an ugly sweater as a gag gift, but you know what? He loves that sweater. He wears it, unironically, to every group event for months afterwards, because it was a present, from a friend, and that makes it one of his most favorite things.

He’s, like, the caring detective robot uncle that no one knew they wanted.

dragonjaw:

everyone having the hots for robots

fayren:

Welp a Valentine happened too. I couldn’t help it. I like this look Nick gives you sometimes – like you’re a dog that just put something gross in its mouth and he’s judging you. Not like super hard judging you, just like, “Well okay, I guess if you like that sort of thing. Different strokes.”

tinybirdfriend:

Some Rusty Old Bots

momo-deary:

Makin stickers :^) <3

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kazu1827:

this is ridiculous

cerigg:

piper wright with the question on everyone’s lips: who’s a good boy huh??

shoomlah:

I’ve never been one to hide the fact that I had a huge crush on the actual-historical-figure-John-Hancock as a kid, but Fallout 4 is making it SO MUCH WORSE by naming a devilishly handsome ghoul after him

(and not to be that kind of nerd, but in-game Hancock is actually wearing the real John Hancock’s extant 18th century suit that is, surprise surprise, on display at the Old State House Museum in Boston)

fayren:

A quick sanity doodle between a bit of work. I had to draw this smug ass ghoul. Nick is not safe from me either, the moment I find a free hour.

hambaes:

me after every dream: honestly? what kind of symbolism. 

arcticbubbles:

do you ever talk to yourself but in your second language

jonesskillian:

My dear Miss Everdeen, make no mistake, the game is coming to its end

Thank you Suzanne Collins for writing this story and thanks to the cast and crew for allowing for this this amazing story to come to life.

(read a thank you from Suzanne Collins herself)