He treated the homeless drifters like prey, robbing and killing them whenever he or his crew needed to blow off some steam. It was made worse by the fact that Goodneighbor fell under the shadow of Vic and his crew. The realization that Diamond City signed their death warrants further radicalized Hancock, who felt like he was the only one who saw how screwed up things truly were, who couldn't just pretend things were fine. He did what he could to help them, bringing them food and other aid, but after a few weeks, most of them just disappeared. He managed to track down a couple of the families and lead them there, but most couldn't get used to the life in its brutal reality. įurious at the injustice, Hancock left Diamond City behind and headed for Goodneighbor. However, as the mob threw the ghouls out of the city, Hancock was treated to a hideous, mile-long smile and a declaration that it was merely the will of the people. Having lived on the Field for most of his life and knowing many of the ghoul families that would be affected, he tried to intervene and stop the pogrom after his brother's victory and subsequent proclamation of the anti-ghoul decree during his inaugural speech. Unaware of his brother's abduction and death at the hands of the Institute, the siblings drifted apart as the elder McDonough ran for mayor in Diamond City in the 2282 election, on a firmly anti-ghoul platform. Īs he grew older, Hancock started sneaking off to Goodneighbor to purchase drugs, a habit that would come in handy in subsequent years.
The relations between them were the usual brotherly fare, with Hancock at the receiving end of his brother's pranks and scuffles.
He grew up on the Boston waterfront, living in a little shack with his parents and only brother. He was born John McDonough, son of Patrick and Martha. John Hancock is an unusual ghoul that resides in the town of Goodneighbor, serving as its self-appointed mayor. 2 Interactions with the player character.
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