Rob Fellows isn’t the same Robin Goodfellow that Shakespeare made famous, but he’s close, he says that William borrowed his name for a conglomeration of a few pucks, but he doesn’t mind, since he got the idea right if not the specifics

Rob likes the finer things in life, he isn’t necessarily a fashion plate, though some would say he is, he likes to dress well because it’s how he’s most comfortable, and he’ll argue that if everyone wore silk they’d understand.  He likes good food for the same reason, and pretty people.

As the decades have worn on, he’s learned to live a mostly quiet life as a used car salesman in New York, not to far off from the Brooklyn Bridge, as a matter of fact (and the troll that lives under it, but that’s another story)

He may seem like a priss, and may, in fact, come off as something of a jerk because he’s a smooth talker, and one of those guys who’s everyone’s best friend.  Mostly this is because he misses the old days when the world was smaller and the pucks really were everyone’s best friends and he’s never lost that sensibility and that need to have people.  Of course, this is hindered by the fact that he’s not necessarily immortal, but extremely long-lived, and outgrows his group of real friends every time.

The most important thing, however, and the one that very few people will ever learn: He’s actually something of a badass when the pressure’s on, Cal and Niko Leandros found this out when he helped them stop the world from being unmade, but they won’t tell and neither will he because it’s easier to foster the illusion that he’ll turn tail as soon as things start heating up.

Rob is played by Sterling and pb’d by (the ever-adorable) Anton Yelchin