Includes: Cait, Deacon, Nick Valentine, John Hancock, Codsworth, Preston Garvey, Piper Wright, Danse, Dogmeat, Curie, Strong and Robert MacCready
Cait: (Platonic) If you and Cait are simply just friends, she isn't easily bothered by you being all buddy-buddy with someone else. You're your own person, you can have other friends, who is she to get in the way of that? She only starts to get jealous when you're constantly hanging out with someone else. You aren't going out on murder sprees with her, going out drinking, hell, not even talking to her. She won't let it go unnoticed either, she'll walk right up to you, and tell her that you aren't spending enough time with her. She's firm about it, either to demand a reason why or make plans with her.
(Romantic) Cait in regards to romance, is a jealous woman. You've stuck with her despite all her troubles. She'll be damned if anyone else tries to have a piece of what's hers. It starts with angry stares at you and whoever happens to be flirting with you. Random interjections of romantic whispers and public displays of affection to demonstrate what's hers. Any further and Cait isn't afraid of putting her fists up and knocking out a few teeth. She'll vocalize it too. When the two of you are alone, she'll make it apparent that she was jealous. That she loathes when people flirt with you.
Deacon: (Platonic) Deacon is possibly the most careless yet careful man you could meet. With that being said he doesn't care whatsoever if you're spending time with other people. Yeah, maybe he'll miss your company if you two are close friends, but Deacon is a busy man. Worrying about is friendship isn't exactly on top of his priority list.
(Romantic) If the two of you are lovers, it's a different story. If you've gotten past all of his many walls he puts up enough to have him in your bed, he cares about you. Deeply. If someone happens to make their way up to you and start making moves, Deacon isn't shy of telling someone to back off. At first in a polite, joking manner, but any further and he'll be using a select few words. Deacon is terrible at suppressing any negative emotion he's harbouring. He'll make sly comments about it later on. If pressed he'll say that, 'no, doesn't bother me at all'. When in reality if he wasn't dedicated to keeping his cover low, some noses would've been broken. Unfortunately his dedication knows no bounds.
Nick Valentine: (Platonic) Nick isn't exactly perturbed by others being friends with you. Other than perhaps spending time with interesting characters, he doesn't care who you're hanging out with. If Nick is jealous in any form, he goes about it in a very mature manner. He'll go out of his way to find you, and tell you about a case that needs solving to have your company. He knows you two are great friends, why would he doubt your friendship after you've dedicated so much to it already.
(Romantic) Nick isn't an insecure man, he likes to think. He's more so just worried you'll find someone more appropriate for you. Someone who isn't a synth. Of course, if someone is making moves on you, he'll make it apparent that you're spoken for. But afterwards, he'll be a little more withdrawn, thinking about how maybe your life would be a little bit better if he wasn't your life partner. He'll come to his senses once he realises you aren't going anywhere, but it'll always be a little voice in the back of his head.
John Hancock: (Platonic) Hancock cares about his friends. If he sees they aren't spending as much time with him or dedicating more of their time to others, he'll go out of his way to make his presence known. Take you out for drinks, ask you if you need any company. He'll try and worm his way in your life, and if you refuse every offer, maybe he's a little upset, hurt. Jealous isn't something he'd admit out loud.
(Romantic) Hancock is a passionate man. If he sees someone making moves on his lover? It isn't taken well. Under the guise of smooth talking and colourful language, he makes thinly veiled threats to back off. Hancock has a reputation. He uses to his advantage and he uses it well. Later on his jealousy is demonstrated not by admitting it, but physical affection and whispers of sweet nothings. He'll show you what's all yours and what you can have, that you don't need anyone else.
Codsworth: (Platonic but could be take as romantic) Codsworth demonstrates his jealousy with the odd comment. As if he were a housewife making passive aggressive comments towards her friends. You mean absolutely everything to him, and the idea that he could be replaced haunts him (wtf RobCo for programming sadness into Mr. Handys). He desperately wants to know what he can do for you, and be there for you. So, choosing someone else to do what he can, is a terrifying ordeal.
Preston Garvey: (Platonic) Preston, similarly to Deacon is a busy man. So whoever you hang out with is your prerogative, and not something he should bother with. If he wants to hang out, he'll go out of his way to ask and make plans with you. He's especially understanding if you're the general of the Minutemen. The two of you are very busy, but at least with Minutemen business, you two are in closer proximity.
(Romantic) Garvey is a mature, gentleman. He never takes out his jealousy on you. If someone is getting sweet on you, he'll politely tell them that you're spoken for. Later on, when the two of you are alone, he'll tell you how it made him awfully jealous that someone was making moves on you. In bed he'll cuddle up to you, holding you or getting you to hold him, and ask for reassurance. He would press up against your skin, peppering you with kisses. After an ordeal such as that, all he wants to do is feel you next to him, knowing that you aren't going anywhere. Preston feels as if he can tell you anything, and he will if it means the two of you can have the best relationship possible.
Piper Wright: (Platonic) Piper has no shame. If she's jealous you're hanging out with others, she'll make passive aggressive comments about the subject. She won't exactly broach the subject unless you did first, but she would make it obvious enough. If you never end up talking about it, she'll eventually give in with a, 'so, you've been avoiding me, Blue?'.
(Romantic) If Piper caught someone flirting with you, she would make her status as your partner very known. She'd butt in the way and wrap her arm around you, showing everyone that you're hers. Later on, when the two of you are alone, she'd lounge all over you, prodding and asking if you really liked that person. She'd pout jokingly and pretend it's all a fun jest, but deep down she was a little worried. Who wouldn't be with a catch like you? It's in her nature to know, and she just wants to know if you really love her or not. She likes the verbal confirmation.
Danse: (Platonic) Pre-Blind Betrayal, he doesn't care as much that you don't hang around him as much. He knows you have a ton of other stuff going on and he does as well. The two of you have lives and he's understanding of that. After Blind Betrayal, he's clingy. He's scared that someone who has sacrificed so much to keep him safe would leave him. So he does everything in his power to make sure you stick around, doing repairs around Sanctuary, fixing your armour and weapons, everything. When he's jealous it goes tenfold. He's in a frenzy trying to get you to notice him again without seeming desperate. Once you notice it, he settles down.
(Romantically) Similarly to how he is platonically, but a little more open about his jealousy. If someone is flirting with you, he'll move right in front of them, saying firmly how you're taken. Afterwards, he'd get antsy. Rushing around Sanctuary to make sure anything that could be done is done. Eventually he would realise he's being off and communicate to you that he's been feeling awfully jealous.
Dogmeat: Whenever Dogmeat is jealous of the attention he isn't getting, he follows you around, even if you tell him to go back home. He rubs his little head on you until you give him his well deserved pats. He becomes a stage five clinger.
Curie: (Platonic) Whenever Curie feels you aren't hanging out with her enough, she'll say so. Social complexities mean nothing to her nor does she understand them. So, if she isn't getting enough time with you, she will say something along the lines of 'when are we going out next?' or she just straight up comes along with you without asking.
(Romantic) She isn't super familiar with the feeling of jealousy in a romantic setting. Whenever someone is flirting with you, she won't exactly understand but it'll give her this terrible feeling in the pit of her stomach. The next time you two are alone, she'll ask, and explain this complex feeling. You laugh and explain she is feeling jealous, but she has no reason to be. 'I do not enjoy this feeling' she says. The next time it happens, she's a little more antsy about it. She tells you of course, but you catch her pacing around every odd occasion.
Strong: Strong feels no jealousy, he is a mutant of his own spirit and concerns.
Robert MacCready: (Platonic) MacCready would never admit that he wants to spend more time with you. But it's obvious, very obvious. He'll waltz his way into your place in Sanctuary and sit down on your couch with a magazine and just sit there and read. You can't really tell him to get out because he's not bothering you or anything, he's just there. He'll force himself into your life by just being there whenever he's jealous that you're hanging out with others more. Similar to Hancock, he'll make his presence known in your life.
(Romantically) MacCready makes it adamantly apparent that he's jealous. If someone is flirting with you, he'll take personal offence to it, not because of you, but of the other person. He'll tell them to back off, ask them what they think they're doing and make general threats until they go away. Later when you two are alone, it's obvious he's upset about it. He'll grumble to himself, sigh dramatically and complain. Of course, the only reason he's pent up about it is because he's scared of losing you.
