Submitted by: ohmyahoge

“And they speak in French (very quickly) when they don’t want Dad to hear what they’re talking about :) (Papa is so proud.)“—Submitted by: jessaverant

Submitted by: Anonymous 

Their family relationship is very dysfunctional. They (particularly Arthur and Francis, and Alfred and Arthur) bicker a lot, tease each other, throw a punch here and there, and generally get under each others’ skin. But when it comes down to it, they’re still a family, and they know that they all love each other despite what they say or do. And if one of them gets hurt, the other three are guaranteed to come help in whatever way they can. It’s just how they roll.

Submitted by: meinameisammy

kdjsfghlskdfj you’re welcooooome C: <333

Submitted by: findingxxx

Submitted by: italyromano

Alfred doesn’t remember their family. He doesn’t remember anything before his revolution. Not even his parents’ love. 

Mattie does though. He even slips sometimes and calls Francis ‘papa’.

Submitted by: tellingstoriez

Submitted by: naotoshirogane1

When Arthur and Francis were raising Matthew and Alfred they were always competing for the affection of the two little North American nations. Alfred always liked England more and Matthew got along better with Francis. Though, that doesn’t mean that they don’t love the other less.

Submitted by: Anonymous