scrap-n-crap replied to your post:âSomeone need a fix?â
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scrap-n-crap replied to your post:âSomeone need a fix?â
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golddustonmybootheels replied to your post: âSomeone need a fix?â
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Iâm gettin conflicting responses here....

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"It is not death that we wish to avoid, but life that we wish to live."
Oh, he was drunk. He rarely allowed himself to get this way, but these parties dragged on so. He turned mutely to face her, trying to focus on her strange conclusion. âA meaningless statement.â He said finally, hazily aware that it was exactly the kind of soundbyte that might have been lifted directly from one of his speeches. âThey are the same thing. Motivation is not the crux of living, it is outcome.â Ohh, he was drunk.Â
@scrap-n-crap
âWhy are you doing that?â
@scrap-n-crap  liked for a book - based starter.
      âTHIS  ainât really a good town for  psychedelic  drugs.  Reality itself is too twisted.â  Pressed,  however,  Hancock would not have been able to discern Goodneighborâs drug of choice  --  it wasnât something he was  certain  he couldâve plucked out of a line - up.  He knew his own choice selections;  what the citizens of his town did to shoot up and shoot down their own fears, worries, concerns and pains...  they werenât any of his business. But the sort of drugs that made you lose track of the world?  Well  --  it wasnât something you ought to have done in Goodneighborâs streets. Yâcould lose  everything.
âł â Â @scrap-n-crap is a suspect!
      âAhem, you... doing alright down there?â

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scrap-n-crap replied to your post:Hair. Pre-war. Not being sarky.
I cant believe he had a man bun
ooc. must remain trendy in these apocalyptic times of ours
actually for the relationship marker thing, this came up forever ago and it was a fluke :U thank god honestly since he was so nonchalant and uncaring if you killed Fahrenheit in the big dig, it'd be concerned
@queen-of-the-needle since you brought up a similar thing in my post
and yeah thank god! I mean was it actually a thing in the files or was it totally a fluke? cause I wouldnât want to do that. They work best as a friends. But with how much I HC Hancock getting around, I could see him having a kid around the Commonwealth from before he was a ghoul. Thatâs just my own hcs tho.
But seriously it irritates me so much how nonchalant he is about Fahrenheit being killed :T I feel like if the Sole kills her, Hancock shouldnât go with them.Â
âI got nothing.â She answered curtly.
But it was a lie. She got answers at least. Ellie found out just how strung out Mal was and how so few friends she actually had. She spent the day crying and not saying a word. It was worse than being stabbed in the back because she could see it coming and let it happen anyway.
âWhy does it matter? Arenât you busy?â Ellie snapped.
She knew if Hancock found out about Mal, heâd do what everyone else did and just tell her how to feel. He was the only person she wanted to not talk to about that.
        âAINâT  busy enough for this.â  He said,  and he did mean it  --  he hoped it would,  at the very least,  satiate some of her hostility.  ( even if he was used to it at this point.  ) Hancock took a step into the room, his guilt trailing behind him in the way his shoulders sank. He felt bad.  Genuinely  bad;  even if he hadnât even known it was her birthday.
Much less what he would have gotten her. Hancock supposed that the best present for Ellie would have been his lack  of  presence. Such was how she seemed to work  --  such was how she might have wanted it.
âListen  --  there anythinâ I can get ya? Think of it as a,  uh,  belated birthday present. âLeast I can do after bailinâ out on ya like that.â
He didnât even  want  to ask where Mal was;  that Ellie didnât mention her at all raised his suspicions. But he settled those back into himself for later reprisal, for when she wasnât nearly as angry.