#john dbh

I like to think that John went back and adopted the dogs from the docks 🐶

1) the andriods in jericho have this mind set that humans hate them and their are several instances of that not being true like today i replayed the freedom march mission and as you reach the part where the police riot trucks arrive and you start chanting you can see some humaans clapping and jumping up and down and getting excited as if their in support of what the andriods are doing. And then rose helping the deviants she even knows the location to jericho but humans hate them?

2) their wasnt an option for humans to join the andriods in their battle for freedom just because they werent andriods themselves doesnt mean their wouldnt be some who would want to activly help.

Like for example back when slavery was a thing many people who didnt belive in it helped fugitve slaves to hide etc some of them where even people who where more likely to own slaves but where against it.

The JB300 from Stranton Tower and John are bros who fawn over how cool Markus is, and that's the story I'm sticking to. Since JB was in the evidence locker for the revolution, he never got to see how it went down, so John gets the pleasure of introducing it to him~ Also, I did NOT do him justice, but has everyone seen how gorgeous John is?? Like, WOW, a beautiful man. Anyways, this is DBHDecember Day 30: Any Unnamed Android (I chose the JB300), the second to last drawing of DBHDecember before Jericho January starts and 2018 ends ;3 Look forward to uploading one, last time before the year ends~

It wouldn’t be easy to bring back more androids that had been critically damaged. Some had been damaged beyond the capacity to repair them, and some, it would require more resources than could be acquired. Others, it was hard to know what they’d want. Many had chosen to give their lives to try to build a better life for all androids, and how would they feel about their sacrifices being effectively undone? 

How would humans feel that androids had the ability to potentially be brought back from the dead, but humans could never have that? Logic dictated that’s just how the technology worked, but logic wasn’t what a human might feel about this. The politics to be considered. The potential consequences.

When Markus first joined Jericho, no one had known that he had the ability to give androids free will. He himself had no concept of what he was capable of, or the consequences of it. He’d go on to awaken many androids, but there would always be the first. The one that Markus accidentally broke the walls down for. That clumsy first contact with an android that was not a deviant but became one because of Markus. Who had to face the sudden reality of everything he knew changing in a moment.

John. 

Despite the fact that he was confused, and that Markus didn’t know what he was doing, John asked to join them. He helped them. Markus accepted John into the Jericho ranks, the first of a new generation of deviants that would change the world. 

John ultimately died for Markus, a sacrifice that saved everything that they’d fought for. The least that New Jericho could do is give him a choice, and that chance. No other had earned it so fiercely. 

On New Year’s Day, 2039, as the androids declared 2039 their year of freedom, and as the afternoon edged into evening, they gathered John from where his body had been stored. They rebuilt him, tensely waiting as the assembly platform did it’s job, rebuilding the damage.

John awoke to the new world, a world that would be difficult, hard. A life where everything had changed. He blinked his eyes open, to see Markus waiting, smiling. He reached out a hand to help John out of the machine, and the androids of New Jericho welcomed him. He was told that he could live, if that’s what he wanted. He was free. His life was his own. 

John chose to accept, his smile lighting up the room. 

He’d been the first to be awakened and find a purpose in it, but he wouldn’t be the last. 

And now, he was alive to see it. He wants to help other androids find their purpose, to find ways to ensure the protection and well being of others.

Welcome to 2039, John. Happy New Year’s Day. 

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I don't know it may be a stupid thing but something general with Detroit touches me, specially with Markus route were we can see all this discrimination and often parallels with segregation and racism that used to exist (in extreme cases I'm not saying it doesn't exist anymore but you know, bus separation zone or no value without an owner kind of thing)

I don't have problems fighting or killing as Connor, not normally, because I see it as self-defense in most cases (not with the Eden's club Android's though and you know, moral situations) but it's kind of like a duty as he's "the cop": like is okay because it's supposed to go that way as he has to discover the problem with deviants whatever the price

But it's Markus endings at Freedom March which really touched me for first time, specially John's death which is so not spoken of or remarked. This stage made me tear up in every single ending.

The first one I obtained which was the one that made me sob and cry for real, needed two tissues at least, was the Pacific/stand ending as I thought it was the best approach given that the city supported me (public opinion was really good) and I was kinda prepared to give up Marcus, as Josh was saying, it was making an statements. So you know, I felt sad because I really loved Markus but if that's what was needed to stop a war, I understood.

BUT SUDDENLY THIS GUY WHICH WE ACCEPTED ON EARLY CHAPTERS OF THE GAME APPEARS AND SACRIFICES HIMSELF INSTEAD OF MARKUS. AND I WAS JUST

SHOCKED, ANGRY, HAPPY BUT MOSTLY SAD. I STARTED TO SOB. I was ready to give Markus up, I decided it but this android (John rest in peace) GETS IN THE MIDDLE AND... I felt relief because my baby Markus was alive, shocked because I really didn't see it coming, angry because it was not what I wanted as my approach in the game was to have as less casualties as possible but his DEATH touched ME and really made me cry. It's like the game is telling us we touched this Android's life so hard that he was ready and prepared to die for Markus, for the great leader. He didn't mind because he was doing it for a greater cause. And it's just, in Markus face we see it all: the surprise, the confusion. 'John?' as we see it being beaten, destroyed until he is broken. NOT EXPECTING IT. AT ALL.

And then we have the fighting ending in which Markus can win or lose, thus resulting in suicide or his death by a policeman. And specially paying attention to the win branch, even though "we" won and we even spared the police that escaped, when I saw the bloodbath left behind of Android's and cops made me tear up a bit too. It broke my heart this innocent android that asked "did we win?" happy, almost seen as if he were in peace with that. I don't like conflict when there's a diplomatic and pacifist option, but for the sake of obtaining all branches I did all the endings of this stage and it just broke my heart more and more. I have yet to end Simons branch as I have to go back to the beginning and reject John, but I expect to cry a lot more as I have bonded with him a lot along the game (Markus and Simon are the real otp guys).