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its not good enough reason to call someone pathetic just because their pow doesn’t agree with yours tbh

Martin (who "knows everyone") never forgot about Cecelia's existence when the time came to clean up loose ends among the Loyalists. But he realised that the situation was no longer in his control, and that they were going to fail. Sparing one maid wouldn't atone for his mistakes, but it was a bit less blood on his hands, so he made sure nobody remembered Cecelia.

Daud's ability to share his powers with the Whalers also involves a slow, subtle brainwashing, over time transforming recruits into fearless, heartless, and perfectly loyal assassins. Daud doesn't know.

While the Outsider hates humanity for what they have done to his kind (the whales) he does feel a strange sort of sympathy for children. They are innocent and they don't know what the adults and their ancestors have done. This sympathy is why he chose to empower the child as he did.

Samuel can carry a tune. Able to sing with the best of them. He doesn't think he can though, and prefers to only sing when he's by himself.

While the Outsider is old compared to humans, he is very young as far as gods go. Barely more than a child. He's very immature, playing with people as though they're his toys. Enabling certain ones with powers and talents because they are more 'interesting' than the others. And when bored, he will even try to pit the one's he's chosen against each other. All simply for his own entertainment.

I believe that Corvo never got over the shock of Empress' death, and his muteness is the result of that trauma.

Corvo is not Emily's father.

I believe that canonically, Corvo was a vicious, cold blooded killer while Daud was the stealthy "few-kills-as-possible" assassin and that Daud was the only person Corvo spared during the events of Dishonored.

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Corvo can talk, he just prefers not to. He's so used to not talking that when he does, he is very quiet and has a bad stutter. The only people he speaks confidently around are Jessamine and Emily.

Thomas was the young son of a family Daud was contracted to kill. Rather than kill Thomas as part of the contract, Daud took him in and claimed he escaped. Daud would become like a father to Thomas, but it would be a long time before Thomas came to peace with it.

I think Daud is a virgin, or at least very inexperienced with intimacy. He's a little too busy being an assassin to bother with a partner. The closest to a partner he's ever had/had in a long time is Billie Lurk, and the most he's probably done is give her a kiss on the forehead or take her hand. Theirs is a very weird and endearingly chaste relationship.

I think Corvo is aware that it's Jessamine speaking through the Heart, and there are nights when he is sad/lonely and misses her, he will place the Heart on a pillow beside him and just listen to what it has to say, or try to make conversation with it. He can't get any answers out of it about whenther Jessamine is on the "other side" or not, but he has this gut feeling that it is her. And while sad, he takes comfort in having her there in some way.

The lanterns on the Outsider shrines smell like incense; the Outsider also smells like this incense, combined with the smell of the sea.

Corvo is really good at cooking. If Emily doesn't feel well he makes her things like soup and special herb tea with recipes he took with him from Serkonos.

Daud secretly loves to dance. Sometimes he dances on his own, listening to walz music that reminds him of the parties he used to go to.