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A true rebel at heart, Hancock's smuggling efforts played a key role in sparking resistance against British rule.
When signing the Declaration of Independence in 1776, John Hancock made sure his name stood out—bold and unmistakable. His oversized signature wasn’t just flair; it was a defiant message to the British Crown. By signing so prominently, Hancock was making a statement: he wasn’t afraid of being identified as a traitor to King George III.
you know what? ... I'm 'bout to say something controversial....
Finn was kinda right.
Was Hancock just letting anybody in?? I mean... he let THEM into Goodneighbor!
WINLOCK AND BARNES!!
Aka: two Gunners that were looking for MacCready---something that Hancock had no reason to NOT be aware of. Even if he somehow didn't know Mac was a former gunner with a target on his head, why the hell would he let in two gunners?!
the answer is: It's Fallout, don't think about it
I love ya, John, but what the hell. You totally coulda cost Mac his head!