Conor

Silly-vanily) Connor has an affection for the animal world, but dogs are his greatest interest. The android would probably be interested in cynology, studying the breeds, training, and behavior of these creatures. I think his favorite breed would be the Maremma Sheepdog. This breed is strong and, most importantly, independent of its owner, preferring a companionship relationship, not an owner-pet relationship. An ironic reflection of his own essence. Plus, he wouldn't like breeds with a flat muzzle, as this has a negative effect on their health. He considers such an attitude towards living beings wrong and, to some extent, immoral. Connor is not a deviant.

A perfectionist, but also a clear neat freak. It's important to him to keep his home in tip-top order: no visible dirt or dust, a clean smell. He also maintains cleanliness in his appearance: ironed clothes, styled hair, no stains. But of course, he doesn't go to extremes, doesn't see anything wrong with small details, and doesn't

influencing the overall picture.
Connor doesn't like smells.

perfumes. His sense of smell is slightly stronger than a human's, but his deviant sense simply rejects such strong scents. Something light and airy, in his opinion, is much better than heavy scents. Coin tricks

They allow him to relax and relieve the stress and tension that Connor, as a deviant, may experience from time to time. It's his own way of grounding himself and mentally taking a break from the outside world.

Hank Anderson is a Detroit police lieutenant from Detroit: Become Human. He is a complex and contradictory character, combining toughness with a hidden vulnerability.

Main character traits
Cynicism and bitterness. Hank is portrayed as a world-weary, disillusioned man who often lashes out at others and makes caustic comments. He often displays contempt for the world and people. He famously says, "The more I know about people, the more I love dogs."
Dislike of androids. Due to his worldview and circumstances, he initially has an extremely negative attitude toward androids, calling them derogatory names. He has a hard time accepting that the android Connor has become his partner.
Professionalism maintained despite the crisis. Despite his destructive lifestyle and emotional instability, Hank remains an experienced detective who knows his business.
A sense of humor and irony. Hank's crude humor and sarcasm serve as a defense mechanism. Behind this mask lies a man capable of empathy.
Vulnerability and deep trauma. The main reason for his behavior is the death of his son, Cole. This tragedy broke Hank, leading to alcoholism and suicidal thoughts. He feels guilty and is unable to cope with grief.
How character is revealed in the plot
Dependence on interactions with Connor. Hank's relationship with his android partner is one of the main lines of his development. Depending on Connor's actions, Hank's cynicism can either deepen or gradually give way to trust and even friendship. For example, if Connor shows humanity, Hank begins to see him not just as a machine, but as a person.
Expressions of empathy. Despite his rudeness, Hank is capable of sincere and kind deeds. He cares for his dog, Sumo, and in some scenes, he even risks his own life to protect Connor. At the game's end, his fate hinges directly on whether Connor can restore Hank's sense of purpose.
Hank hates the feds, when he has to deal with them or one of them comes into his field of vision, he immediately grumbles, farts and stinks.

a cold, calculating and obedient machine for investigations, but as the story progresses, he can turn into either a compassionate deviant rebel or a ruthless and cold-blooded

System executor.

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Basic features and role

Professionalism: Intelligent, observant, polite and analyzes evidence flawlessly.

Purposefulness: Created to assist the police and search for deviants, strictly follows his task.

Adaptability: Learns quickly while working with Lieutenant Hank Anderson.

The Way of the Machine (Cold Character)

Obedience: Puts the goals of CyberLife Corporation above all else.

Indifference: Ignores other people's emotions, sacrifices androids for the sake of investigation.

Cruelty: Coldly eliminates targets with cynicism or complete detachment. Reddit r/DetroitBecome...

Path of the Deviant (Emotional Character)

Empathy: Begins to value life and sympathizes with other androids and people.

Rebellion: Goes against the system and the orders of the creators for the sake of freedom.

Affection: Develops a genuine, warm, and friendly relationship with Hank.
Connor mimics Hank's facial expressions and gestures. This can sometimes be noticed: he waves his arms while walking, frowning. Connor is an android that adapts to humans to be closer to them (the "Perfect Partner" feature), which is why this happens. He often doesn't buy out.

jokes, and quite simple ones at that. And in general, for all androids, sarcasm is a difficult thing.

Proof:

"stick yours in

"Do you know where the instructions are?" "No, where