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pupmkincake2000 · 16 hours
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I really don't understand why people think Connor is guilty of anything from Markus' perspective or the other androids' perspective, and I don't understand what he should be "forgiven" for specifically. Markus and all the other androids, like no one else, must understand that everything that Connor did was not his fault. This was his program. Therefore, why people make a drama out of this is beyond me. Because everything that androids did before the deviation was not their fault. And Connor, after the deviation, by the way, did nothing wrong. And what he did before the deviation was not his fault, even hunting down deviants as well. He just couldn't resist his program. So what's the big deal? If people think he needs to get forgifness from Markus and other androids, then this whole deviation thing makes no sense at all.
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pupmkincake2000 · 1 day
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I asked the AI app to create a young Sergeant Hank Anderson. Andl look what I've got!👀👀👀👀👀👀
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pupmkincake2000 · 1 day
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I think that when Kamski asked Connor "What do you want?" this should be among the options to answer.
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Kamski: "What do you want, Connor?" Connor: "Hank" Hank: "Wtf…" Connor: 👀👀👀
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pupmkincake2000 · 4 days
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I have a new AU (maybe it's something with a touch of Mass Effect, because I would like it to be an AU in space), but I haven't really come up with a plot yet.
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Just a little story in which Connor is still an android, and Hank is a veteran of the war against androids, who has changed his views over time. Connor is one of the new models. Androids have long coexisted with humans and other races. And then one day they meet and fall in love at first sight.
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pupmkincake2000 · 4 days
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This is one of the most delicious Hanks I've ever seen! His hair and eyes are incredibly beautiful!
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Trying to draw from memory. 🤣
I'm so into this ship I try to draw them any chance I get throughout the day.
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pupmkincake2000 · 6 days
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They are each others safe space.
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pupmkincake2000 · 7 days
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I'm doing it once again. Because why not? Just Connor being in love with Hank throughout the entire game.
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pupmkincake2000 · 7 days
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I am soooo tired of people saying Hank and Connor have father and son dynamic. Like...just where? Just a single scene, anyone? And this is NOT that Hank's "son" scene, means nothing because it's just a way older people call younger people who they care about or who they are friends with or when they are just sarcastic. Nothing more. So when? And where is that fatherson dynamic? They've been friends or they were trying to kill each other. Or is that because Hank cares about Connor? Well, that's what good cops do. They care about their partners and newbies they work with. That's the problem, people just came up with a convenient headcanon and force it on everyone, even though it has nothing to do with the characters or the game.
Hankcon has and will always have more canon proof as a ship than any other ship in this fandom, which makes people jealous. That's the only reason where the hartred toward hankcon comes from.
Ok, so I have some personal opinions on the HankCon ship. I know not a lot of people like it, because of the father-son dynamic they have, but I can see it as both. I could get why people refuse to ship them because of that, but u also get the ship because of the connection they have.
I personally ship them, but I can see them as friends as well.
I feel like people have pushed the father-son idea so far that they forget that they are not related, and trust me if they were I would definitely not ship them.
I also feel like the dbh fandom is kinda toxic with ships in the sense that they only like to see the one they like, I used to be kike that so I understand a bit.
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pupmkincake2000 · 7 days
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Oh, this is one of my favorite headcanons! I’m just sure that Connor won’t be able to take his eyes off Hank, and this isn’t even really a headcanon, Connor basically couldn’t take his eyes off Hank the entire game.
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One can dream.
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pupmkincake2000 · 7 days
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I think Connor knows how to help Hank lose calories🥰😂😂😂😂😂😂 If you know what I mean.
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The artist is here: https://twitter.com/MocHa85974102 (permission to share - recieved)
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pupmkincake2000 · 8 days
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I think one of my least favorite headcanons in this fandom is that people think 900 becoming a deviant in Zen Garden is cute and totally possible. Of course, this may seem cute, but it is very sad that people forget that this does not stand up to any logic and does not make any sense. First of all, because the Zen Garden is not a real place. It doesn't exist, it's just some kind of program too. This means that Connor is not there either, his digital consciousness ends up there, while his body is most likely already in CyberLife for deactivation. This means that 900 is not there either. Essentially, Amanda presents Connor with a sort of hologram. He doesn't have a physical body yet. The hologram has no mind, which means it simply cannot become a deviant.
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pupmkincake2000 · 9 days
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I like how Hank and Connor looked at each other while Perkins was saying something😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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pupmkincake2000 · 12 days
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I "like" how people are sure that Connor becoming a deviant is and should be entirely Markus' achievement, and not Hank's. After all, Markus said only a few beautiful words that he spoke to each android he saw, and that’s all. But at the same time, people forget that Markus can stop trusting Connor right after this and kills him in the church. People forget that North could be in Markus' place. And that Connor could become a deviant even with her doing the same thing. But they still pretend that it was Markus who did something special for Connor, not Hank. It's funny that after all these words about Connor being a person, Markus is still able to kill him in cold blood. Just like he can kill Simon on the roof. It's a choice of the player but it is still a choice and and option. I am amused by the hypocrisy with which people forget about this. Yes, you can refer to the conventions of the game, but excuse me, essentially the whole game is one big convention. You cannot conveniently ignore one thing and use the other to prove your point.
People say that Hank means nothing because he himself only recently began to understand that androids are alive, but they forget that Markus became a deviant just a few days before. People conveniently forget that Markus can betray his people while Hank will stand by the androids until the end, even if he and Connor are enemies. That is, according to people, it is stupid to want Hank to be the reason of Connor’s deviation (although Hank and Connor essentially help each other change and Hank is the one who pushes Connor to deviate, the one who sees him as a living being), but to want Markus (who Connor sees for the first time) to be the reason of his deviation is so right, despite the fact that there is a choice in the church to kill Connor, despite all the sweet words about “Connor, you are more than just a machine.” Seriously? This is despite the fact that Hank, as a human, has more reasons to fear androids, because they kill humans, and Markus has no reason to kill Connor in the church, because deviants, by all logic, must not be able to betray their own kind.
At least, that should be the case, but once again, Markus still has the choice to betray his people, while Connor in the church hasn't shown that he is capable of betrayal. He helped the androids escape, he himself became a CyberLife's enemy and what for? To get shot in the head after "Connor, you are a person and deserve more"? Such people usually bring the bridge scene up, because Hank can shoot Connor too. But Hank does this, not knowing whether Connor can be alive, while Markus can kill a deviant Connor, who has already proven that he is on the side of his kind.
This could be debated forever, but I personally don't see anything wrong with thinking/wanting that it would have been better for Connor to become a deviant because of Hank.
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pupmkincake2000 · 12 days
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Love them. And they love each other.
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And the way Connor looks at Hank.
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pupmkincake2000 · 12 days
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T H E M
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Well, there were enough touching between them.
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B O N U S
And this is post-revolution hankcon
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pupmkincake2000 · 12 days
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Still playing as Durge.
I try very hard not to romance Gale, but to be friends with him. And I really liked the scenes where Durge wakes Gale up so as not to kill him… and I thought… has anyone considered the romance between Gale and Astarion from Durge's perspective? When Durge, in love with Gale, is just an observer of their love story?
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I mean, Durge only observing, not romancing them. Just quietly watching from afar how two souls find each other, begin to fall in love with each other… and all of this is in front of his eyes, while he himself falls in love with one of them as well (and I prefer Gale in this case, so I think this is more interesting. Like, Durge x Gale and Astarion x Gale seem very similar ships), ready to give up his past for Gale's sake, for the sake of his friendship with him, at least.
And the most surprising thing is that I see Durge still becomming friends with Astarion, since they also have a lot in common.
It sounds a bit sad, because both Durge and Astarion want to be loved by Gale, yet Gale chooses Astarion. Jealousy on the one hand, unrequited love on the other. The joy when Astarion realizes Gale is in love with him too.
I think it would be very interesting to read something like this.
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pupmkincake2000 · 13 days
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I once had this topic in my posts, and I want to talk about it again. Perhaps I will say the same thing, but in this context it is important to bring to the main idea.
So, the found-family trope. It has been perverted into "here's a set of characters, I've squished them into the heteronormative roles of father/mother/child". - found family CAN be that, in some cases, but that is not what the trope was initially founded on. The found family trope was built on NON-CONVENTIONAL FAMILIES/RELATIONSHIPS. It is about finding a family OUTSIDE of the one you were born into, a family that can be whoever you want, and look however you want it to. That's the very reason it's so popular in LGBT+ spaces. It is not about pushing people into strict parental/child roles. It is about finding family in other people, regardless of what they are to you. Romantic partners absolutely count as found family, so no, we are not pushing aside a lovely found-family trope for the "sake of a ship" (a silly sentence to begin with, imo, but I digress) Hank and Connor ARE found family, because you can find your family; your comfort, your helper, your partner in life, in your husband, wife, or partner. The opportunity for a queer love story does NOT cheapen anything, especially in todays world, where it's desperately needed right now.
So, when people say they are not infantilizing Connor by making Hank treat him like a son because adults are allowed to have parents and that Connor is smart and all but he’s still unexperienced when it comes to human emotions and needs someone to guide him and that Connor needs a guide, an anchor in his life I always ask myself why.
Why it has to be Connor of all androids? Why do people think Connor needs an anchor, a guide and why do they think he’s unexperienced? Considering, he’s a clever machine whose brain, or whatever he has in his head, works much faster than human being’s. Does that mean all the androids need a guide and an anchor? Isn't that infantilization? Weren't they actually shown as independent individuals? Doesn't this destroy him as an independent person who's already decided who he wanted to be and is aware of his own actions? In addition, people forget that he is not a human and he may not need the very concept of a father figure or parents/child relationships at all.
I have often seen how people who insist Connor needs a father, need a father figure themselves, in fact, they simply project their desires onto Connor and Hank due to a lack of fatherly love or attention, and some of them have directly admitted this to me. Tho, they choice of Hank as a father figure seems really ridiculous, considering how his relationships with Connor started. But then again, Connor is not a human, and such concepts may be alien to him. We do not talk about Markus here, because he lived for 10 years with a man who considered him a son from the very beginning. Therefore, Markus is the exception rather than the rule. We leave out Alice because she was essentially programmed to be a child and needs to be taken care of, this is basically her function. And there were no other examples of family relationships among androids, there were only couples.
The most interesting part is also that people who are usually against HankCon, seem like the ones who are applying their personal feelings and issues to the characters. Can your partner not be your family? Is your partner not your friend, your confidant, and the person that helps you heal and uplifts you? Those things aren’t locked to just platonic or familial relationships.
Although I'm still sure that good old stereotypes are to blame, because if Hank was younger or at least looked younger, no one would think of him as a father figure. If people are only doing this because of his age and looks (and I suspect that's the case... in most cases), it's largely the fault of the fandom itself that forces Hank into this stereotypical role. Because a lot of people who played the game, but have never been part of the fandom, have no problems seeing Hank and Connor as a potential couple or just who they are accrotding the plot - friends), it just shows how incapable they are of analyzing characters. Because according to this perspective, any human being, if they are not a child or a teenager, will be more experienced in life than any android. Shouldn't androids view all humans who are over 20 as their potential parents or parental figures then? But for some reason, if a human being looks young, no one assigns them such a role, although from such a point of view this is exactly how it should be. So either people accept that Connor is an adult, capable of making adult decisions (while remembering that he is not human), or they accept that any android is infantile by the very fact of their existence and needs a parental figure, even if humans who the androids interact with, look young.
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