#prime fallout

Honestly shocked at the lack of visuals on these things! Here are scans of the post-cards from the Vegas Fallout pop up that happened

It strips Max of the immense complexity of his character, his goodness coexisting with his upbringing into a technocracy, an upbringing he definitely did not choose but that shapes his worldview and actions in immeasurable ways.

In his worldview he undoubtedly believes, with no uncertainty, that he owes some sort of loyalty towards the Brotherhood because they saved him, raised him, and with the end of season 1 the stakes will become even higher.

He wishes to be with Lucy, escape from the Brotherhood. He wishes to feel. But his wish, from the first time we see him, is also to save the world and be someone, because that's what he's been told is his purpose throughout his life, and all the instruments he's been given to achieve this were given by the Brotherhood.

All of this, and yet his most earnest wishes are for things the Brotherhood won't give.

For films and Television Shows scheduling is a VERY big thing.

I’ve seen some people blaming the actors and Amazon themselves.

Imagine Hank agreeing to not implant a black box in your neck…

always a good day in the office when i have to look at pics of a mustache guy for reference 👍