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[Fallout 4] Well, how did "Mister Bear" get on the floor during the pre-war opening?

Nate, Nora, and Shaun were presumably the only people in the house overnight and only just woke up that morning before the bombs fell. So how did the stuffed bear fall right on top of the little carpet/mat in Shaun's room?

Playing as either Nate or Nora, they are both equally shocked to find "Mister Bear" fallen on the floor with the following shared dialogue: "How did *you* get on the floor, Mister Bear?".

Was it Shaun? Obviously not, he's just a baby and wouldn't have anything close to the leverage or strength required to throw a stuffed bear out of his cot.

Was it Codsworth? I doubt it, he doesn't seem like a clumsy robot and even if he did knock the bear off a cupboard or even out of the cot, I'm sure he'd pick it right back up, clean it and put it back where it was originally sitting. He is a Mr Handy model robot after all.

Here's where it gets a little.. interesting. During the post-war majority bulk of the game, keen-eyed wanderers will spot little "situations" and "scenarios" featuring stuffed teddy bears in complex positions, such as sitting on a toilet reading a newspaper, or threatening some pre-war person with a knife (as implied by the skeletal remains). So, are we dealing with sentient stuffed teddy bears here? Are they malicious like Chucky from the Child's Play films? Are they like the toys from Toy Story? Why did they seemingly stop moving completely post-war? Magic? Technology? Maybe a RobCo or Vault Tec experiment gone wrong?

What are your ideas?
gpt
People like to fuck around. People put bears in funny positions to cope with the nuclear holocaust outside. It's thr little things.

As for Shaun's bear your spouse did it on accident or is messing with you.