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Biggest narrative plot hole in Bioshock is that Augustus Sinclair never came up with the idea to pay people a pittance of ADAM to shove corpses through a slot in a Fontaine Futuristics warehouse where they’re be securely processed by Little Sisters.
Rent-A-Cop Delta. Is this thing on. Can anyone hear me?
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The three men rotating in my head like a fucking microwave. They’re keeping me stable, and I wouldn’t have it any other way. My old fandoms wouldn’t have gotten this far— this is peak shit.
funniest lost media search possible: being the guy who finds THE desi arnaz picture they used to heavily edit into Sinclair's audio diary portrait but it would require so much time and extensive studying (but hey! the bioshock wiki found some of the original photos they used for audio diaries in the past) at least the only lead we have is that there are NOT a lot of pictures of desi arnaz where he isn't doing the biggest grin so maybe one day...
Can't stop thinking about this Sinclair cat I sketched (yes this will be made into digital art so I can make a sticker of it LMAO)
If they had given Stanley Poole a hotter picture the shipping wars on who to pair with Delta would have been both apocalyptic and texturally interesting.
Who is worse: the man who sets up the system that incentivizes evil deeds, or the man who directly does the evil deeds?
Sinclair never directly laid a hand on anyone but his actions led to orders of magnitude more suffering. He never chose his victims though, they were either handed to him or “chose” to engage in his schemes. If the contract says you’re going to have a bad time, Sinclair has no problem enforcing it even when face to face with a victim (like when he evicted the wife of a man he knew he’d got locked up in prison and her innocent little boy).
When faced with the chance to leave Delta to die he actively rejects it and chooses to do good, even when it kills him. When it comes to looking a man in the eye and betraying him, Sinclair won’t do it. Their contract was going together, and he stuck to that.
Poole directly killed everyone in Dionysus Park and personally handed over Eleanor and Delta to the systems Sinclair set up. He was entrusted with Lamb’s money and people and he had no problem betraying that personal trust. He like Topside as a person and fed him to the wolves. His actions led to fewer deaths than Sinclair’s, but they were personal direct betrayals.
Both of them absolutely harmed Delta and Eleanor. There is no innocent man in Bioshock 2 to ship Delta with. Shippers WILL have their due.
The purity arguments over which ship is morally correct would have been so toxic it could have derailed any more production of anything set in the Bioshock universe forever.
TL:DR Twinkified Stanley could have stopped Bioshock Infinite
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My first Bioshock cosplay as Sander Cohen and Augustus Sinclair at the pop culture event.
Aaaa the Bioshock book had me remember something I keep forgetting and its that Sinclair *is* the one responsible for Eleanor becoming a little sister because she had to get bonded with Delta and I know full well that Mr. "I call having a heart a liability" was attached to them both because they were his first success in the project. I always headcanoned that he *always* believed in Delta and grew attached to him firsthand in that proud creator way- and of course that had to extend to Eleanor. He probably took Delta's "death" hard. He's still just such a well written character to me permanently because he got to fully atone for the horrors he did with no missed beats. He honored the promise of reuniting Delta with Eleanor, he honored not promoting death upon anyone, he honored his plan on trying to escape with you both, he honored always being there for you. And by letting the two people he funded the past experimentation for escape together as they wanted and he himself taking on the horrors of becoming an Alpha Series to save you is the most stand-up genuine shit from a very morally messed up man. He is just so fucking well written man, and I'm just so passionate about what a foil he himself is to his own convictions and morals without seemingly realizing it
You can't stop me from turning characters into rats
