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He failed I fear

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Funny how half of the fandom understands it, but not the game makers (yes quantic dream, I'm looking at you and the scene where Markus made Connor deviant, like, okay?)

I think that no matter how you feel about Connor and Hank’s relationship (romantic/platonic/familial) that you can’t deny the importance of Hank in Connor’s life so no matter who Connor ends with or if he’s by himself, Hank will always be someone important and meaningful to him.

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Connor, just like Baymax, has a thermal option and warms Hank in the cold evenings

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I am fighting my demons (the urge to play Detroit for the 3rd time in this half of the year)

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Connor got a real, traditional book for Hank's birthday. He bought it at the flea market from an old, widely smiling lady. She had some of her personal things to sell such as clothes, jewelry and a lot of books. Connor chose the one about dogs, how to take care of your old furry friend. Coming back home, with the gift already wrapped in paper with the dog's pattern, Connor can't help but smile gently. He can't wait to see Hank's reaction. He can go through many possible scenarios, but he patiently waits

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People hate great music that's it

i will never understand danger days haters because what do you mean you hate danger days? do you also hate joy? and whimsy? and lazers? and ray guns?

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This is how Hank found Connor 2 weeks into deviancy

Made this in the middle of the night fighting sleep, found it this morning wth

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Nines has an obsession with human life. People are easy to hurt, hard to recover. They are fragile, their bodies always show traces after every wound and once broken will never again be the same. He as an android recovers easily, his body is hard to damage and can be replaced. Losing his physical form doesn't mean losing life for him. It's replaceable. He can get massacred and the next day he will come back like nothing happened. Completely different to people. Once they lose their life, it's forever. Something that can't be replaced. People have only one life. One chance. Yet they usually waste it, they don't care about themselves. One of such people is Gavin Reed who never seemed to care about his life and since Nines doesn't need to care for his, his new mission, assigned by himself, is to protect Gavin Reed's life.

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Nines, about Gavin: I can fix him

Nines, about Gavin but later: actually I made him worse

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Thinking about Connor taking his first shower at Hank's house and it's the first time his hair isn't stylized perfectly, straight from the factory. His hair happens to be curly and falls freely on his forehead

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But he finished it, right? Right?....

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ATTENTION

If you see this you are OBLIGATED to reblog w/ the song currently stuck in your head :)

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Ending where Hank commits a suicide, but Connor becomes deviant. When they win the revolution, he comes back to Hank's house and takes care of Sumo. This is all he can do for Hank now, but he never lets go the thought that he didn't save Hank

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Happy Spiderman Day!

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Detective Anderson got seriously wounded during one chasing. The suspect shot two bullets and harmed him. Now Detective is grounded for weeks if not months since his state was critical in the beginning. He hates sitting at home, he's going literally insane without work, because it's his whole life — he doesn't have a personal life, he sacrificed everything for work and he loves his job so being cut is like a nightmare. Especially when you have an annoying android to help.

HK800 isn't a housekeeper model, he's in fact the most advanced model for police purposes, but he ends up cleaning and cooking for Detective Anderson. Although he doesn't have to do it. It's not a part of his mission. Firstly, he doesn't have any oncoming mission, he's now an independent living form with a job and salary. He's a living being capable of emotions and with free will. And these two things make him want to take care of Detective. He has been doing it since they met, but now it is clear he does it because he wants, not because of programming. He does it because he developed feelings for young ambitious Detective.

Connor feels like in a trap, a prison, in his own home, still too weak to even cook for himself. His perfectionism is long forgotten with a mess in the kitchen after ordered food (HK800 couldn't make it to see Connor last evening so Detective was forced to order something and his choices always land on something unhealthy, no matter how many times the android would make comments about the toxicity of his food). And he himself looks like a mess — usually dressed in an elegant suit and with styled hair; now he's wearing an oversized t-shirt and a few curly strands fall onto his forehead. This is quite a view for the HK800. He's bold enough to assume he's one of the very few people who could witness perfect Detective in a different edition.

Connor is sick of scrolling through his phone all day, watching his fishes, reading books and lying in bed. He's not made for this kind of life. He misses adrenaline and chills on his spine. He misses the danger chasing him. But this time is also full of unsolved cases, like the one between him and the android. The past two weeks opened wounds, these inside Connor, because these physicals are healing well, thanks to that damned android. Connor wanted to do his best to forget about the feeling he once felt for his android partner. That was too complicated. Connor firstly truly felt relief, he craved intimacy for years, he felt alone, but those were also reasons why Connor decided to end that before it developed into something else. The more closeness he got from Hank, the more he was scared, irrationally. He wasn't ready for that type of relationship and he wasn't sure if he would be anytime in the future. He rejected the only person that could provide him closeness, warmth, erase loneliness because he was too ripped inside to decide what he really wanted.

But that time when Hank took care of him... Damn it, Hank saved his pathetic life. If not him, he wouldn't be there. And although Connor was a shit for Hank many times and many times rejected him, Hank didn't give up and decided to take care of him. Connor feels pitifully because of this, but he can't lie, he loves when Hank cooks for him healthy food, worries bout his health or changes his bandages, always so gentle. Connor didn't know how good android's fingers can feel on his skin. Or maybe it is just Hank's. His fingers are soft and although they are big, always take care of Connor with extra attention, like he is a porcelain doll, not a man who himself took down the most dangerous criminals in the city. All of them left a keepsake — scars all over his body. He played tough for too long and decided to appreciate the moment of weakness in the arms of the android who loved him once.

Connor just hopes Hank still loves him.

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*reed900 reverse au*

GV900: any other stupid questions?

Nines: no

Nines: actually yes. Why'd they make you look so rat ugly?

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Pretty princess privilege