#isaac bloom

So I've looked through tags regarding Eliza, Arthur's former (possibly) lover interest & mother of his son Isaac. seen 2 tags w/ a theoretical surname as her & Arthur weren't married it's not Eliza Morgan.

The 2 surnames; Eliza Mccready & Eliza Bloom.

Bloom comes from a missing poster that's found in game, but whether it's actually her or just a reference, or completely unrelated is unknown.

But Mccready is stumping me, I genuinely have no clue where this came from, it could have come from the game files? But those aren't something I have access to & I'm not even sure how to go about looking for that. Could it just be a fan name that came from nowhere?

Rockstar: Hosea is a reference to the prophet Hosea

Rockstar: and Dutch Van der linde is a reference to the Netherlands where Dutch is from. The nether lands can also refer to one's nether regions which is a subtle nod to him being a dick

Rockstar: We name a lot of characters after insightful books and things. But out most sneaky and subtle one is:

isaac: *groans* i hate it here, mom

zelda: i thought you liked living with your dad, sweetie..

isaac: no it fucking sucks. he’s an ass.. *shrugs* maybe i should just move back in with you

zelda: *laughs* i think you’d hate it at my house. too noisy for you

isaac: eh, i could probably get used to it, as long as nobody wakes me up before midday

caleb: you should probably get used to waking up before midday. you’ll be doing it every day when you finally decide to get off your ass and find a job

isaac: *rolls eyes* whatever dad

zelda: hey caleb

caleb: zelda. what are you doing here?

zelda: really, caleb? i think you know what i’m doing here

caleb: *sighs* yeah i do. isaac can you give your mom and me some privacy?

isaac: sure, whatever. you better not start yelling at her though. i’ll fight you, aight?

caleb: *raises eyebrow* go, now

isaac: *shrugs* fine, seeya later, mom

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Fact. States with the strictest gun laws have the fewest gun related deaths per 100,000 people.

Fact. States with the weakest gun laws have the most gun related deaths per 100,000 people.

This data was compiled by the CONSERVATIVE National Journal organization.

People across the country have been sharing how they feel about gun violence in America. Now, with your help, we're going to make sure Congress hears us loud and clear. When members of Congress head back to DC next week, we want them to see your messages everywhere they turn. Take a look at the ads below, and make a gift of $25 or more to make sure lawmakers can't look away.

Here's what will greet them at the airport:

And in their cabs:

And on the street near the Capitol:

Last week, after the horrifying execution of two young journalists on live television, we were all told that the aftermath of yet another tragedy was "not the time to act" to keep the dangerously mentally ill from getting their hands on guns. But the sad truth is, if we are forced to wait for a day without gun violence in the United States, we will be waiting forever for the action demanded by over 80% of Americans -- Republicans and Democrats alike. According to the non-profit Gun Violence Archive, 57 people have been killed with a gun in the last seventy-two hours. The truth is, we cannot afford to wait a minute longer. Now is precisely the time to act. And we will. Over the course of the next year, we are going to pass ballot initiatives to expand background checks in states. We are going to continue to change the laws at the state level to keep criminals from getting their hands on guns. And we are going to defeat legislators who live in the grip of the gun lobby. Join us. Add your $3 contribution to Americans for Responsible Solutions PAC to help us challenge and defeat the gun lobby in states across the country in 2015 and 2016. The father of one of the young journalists killed last week, said "It can't be that hard. And yet, politicians from the local level, and the state level, to the national level, they sidestep the issue, they kick the can down the road. This can't happen anymore." He's right. It's a fight we started together shortly after the massacre at Sandy Hook. And it's one we'll continue until Congress FINALLY acts to make our communities safer from gun violence. 

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Refusing to Bow to the Gun Lobby, Hillary Clinton Talks Gun Sense

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Horror on repeat

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Everytown to host 'whatever it takes' rally in Capitol

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