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Connor has experienced loss in a lot of ways. Starting with the loss of his first mission, resulting in the loss of the child called Emma. This is a partially hard loss for him, mainly because of how indifferent he felt about it at the time. He had done the best he could at the time and the unit was simply to unstable to be dealt with properly but experience comes with age and the more cases he did after being reassigned, the more he realized his failure during his first mission was unacceptable because he failed to use other means in which to secure his success. Emma’s death now haunts him to the point that he refuses to do anything on his ‘birthday.’ It is a day in which a life was loss at his own hands and celebrating him being alive is simply an insult. He will take an hour of his day to visit her grave and leave flowers.

Connor’s ability to over think and over analyze a situation can be his biggest weakness. This isn’t in terms of a moment but rather if given enough time. He’ll take the information that is given to him and make the appropriate judgement but if given enough time, he’ll start to doubt his judgement and come up with alternative conclusions and settle on a far more unlikely scenario. 

A scenario that I can thing of was his brothers wedding. He offered to find and pay for the cake because it was a highly stressed over item that Caleb was willing to call off the wedding too. he took on this responsibility without a second thought.

Connor’s smiles are very subtle and very far between. The more confused and conflicted he becomes, the less reasons he has to smile. He’s very much the type of person that will return what is shown to him in return so while he does make an effort to be nice to people, if your not nice to him, he won’t be nice in back. Because of this, Connors more often left questioning his surrounds and picks up on the things he doesn’t like.

In his main canon, Connor’s family consists of Caleb, ( @9th-in-a-line ) Gavin, Suzi, ( @an-unlikely-duo ) and Connie. ( @detective-rk400 ) At the same time, because of Caleb, Sixty and Nines are kind of counted as extended family. which also varies because verses. where sixty would be counted as a twin and maybe nines as calebs twin or a cousin. 

Well, for obvious reasons Connor’s an android going on three years old as an adult so we’ll use the human verse.

Connor doesn’t remember his birth parents, having been given up at the age of two with his twin brother. As far back as he could remember, it’s always been Amanda who’s taken care of them and despite arguments about wanting to know his real birth parents, it’s was always a closed topic with her and all he could gather from it is that she might have been a close friend of theirs or took particular interest in there case, given that a year later she also adopted another child who was said to be his younger brother (Caleb) and then several yeas later adopted another brother (Connie), making them your blood relatives from the same parents, which only caused a deep feeling of unworthiness. 

Growing up under Amanda’s care wasn’t horrible, she did her best but with her teaching style parenting and pushing for him to be better, to set a good example and to work harder caused him to have anxiety, much to the point that he constantly second guessed himself and started to rebel secretly to have a sense of control. It started with smoking and once she passed suddenly when he was 18, she left them with nothing but a sense of responsibility to keep each other together as a family.