Given the lack of information about Hawaii in the Fallout universe just that it was part of the Southwest Commonwealth what are the most likely scenarios for Hawaii both pre and post nuke for the island state?

Could Anchorage have been liberated without its use? How effective were Chinese Stealth Boy users in combating this armor?

Spoiler: its because they're culturally inferior

You know, stuff like, are the droid modes and clone armor accurate? How close were the events to the actual happenings or are they completely made up?

I am talking about the hand of the king during the end of King Robbert Baratheon's Reign. Not his grandson/ the nephew of King Jon Targaryen and not the Eddard Stark that accidentally sunk Moat Cailin. I know the generally accepted theory is that he attempted his coup out of concern that the young King Joffery was unprepared to govern. But don't his actions make more sense if he was planning to give the throne to his nephew from the beginning? Jon had the strongest claim to the throne and Eddard waited until he was an adult to go to King's Landing. Then Robert dies and Eddard attacks Joffery's legitimacy within the next month? Had Petyr "small-penis" Baelish not remained loyal to the throne Eddard Stark would have been in position to put King Jon Targaryen on the throne as his puppet and ruled from the background. If that was his plan then he might have been planning it from the moment of King Jon's birth. Thoughts?

I mean, I heard Gallitep had a pool, and that sometimes the Bajorans would hold orchestra recitals so it couldn't have been that bad, right?

Obviously there are the Valyrian steel swords, but what other influences were there from the Empire prior to the eruption of the Fourteen Flames?

Pericles is renowned for drastically improving many parts of Greek culture, including architecture but what specific improvements did he make in the field?

All of my own searches mostly turn up articles about the Parthenon, which to my understanding isn't really even considered great in terms architectural innovativeness for the time, its mostly considered great because of the amount of perfection and attention to detail it displays on such a large scale [as well as durability].How exactly did architecture change so drastically with the Golden Age?

With everything that happened with river song, did the doctor just forget about Hitler?

It seems the bloodshed may have been worse if the Culture hadn't embroiled themselves in the instigation of the conflict.

Was the war unavoidable? Is there any evidence (ship logs and the like) to show that the Culture made themselves complicit so as to expose themselves later and mitigate loss-of-life?