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Yeah, pretty much, I was surprised that he didn't question why I had it to being with, that would have been more interesting lol.
That's weird, lol :)
He survived the whole episode for me.
In my primary playthrough he lives, in my alternate playthrough he died.
It depends on how you handle the Walter/Matthew situation. If you tell Walter the truth, and Nick tells him the truth, Nick will live. If you lie to Walter, Walter lets Nick die.