welcome!

@radlative

it's been a while since I drew these two... Kinda missed them so I had to draw them for the 100th time.

Movin' right a long in search of good times and good news, with good friends you can't lose!

Gears' inability to show emotion is equal parts Nature and Nurture. With his rumored parentage setting him up with a limited understanding and safe place to show emotions, his traumatic childhood/life, dangerous job, dealing with death constantly he keeps an iron clad facade of being emotionless.

A lower level researcher, or multiple people, had also probably mentioned how Gears being so brave and unflappable gave them comfort during breaches and now he really can't break. What kind of leader would he be if he didn't make his subordinates feel safe?

There's a difference between not being able to show emotions and not feeling emotion. And Gears feels emotions rather strongly. He has sympathy for the Safe human anomalies. He quietly mourns those lost to the dangerous anomalies, and find some comfort in the antics of men like Alto Clef, and Elias Shaw. Even if it does end up with more paperwork.

He has art from SCP-590 hanging up in his office. A little bit of sunshine in a gloomy profession

He keeps an eye on his daughter and always gets very tense when he hears members of the serpents hand have been killed. And he always, ALWAYS, goes to see the bodies to make sure Alison isn't there

I read about Alagadda from SCP.