NORTH | DETROIT: BECOME HUMAN

Markus & Carl in Broken / Night of the Soul

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This blog has been way less active lately and will probably continue to be inactive for awhile; My mental health is taking a bit of a nosedive at the moment and I'm finding it difficult to add commentary to fandoms atm. I'm not really sure when or if this blog will be active again. ✌️

Detroit Become Human (Quantic Dream, PC version 2019)     └Otis Inf’s Camera Tools, ReShade        

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Markus gifs [47/?]

Markus gifs [45/?]

DETROIT: BECOME HUMAN ↳ Kara

I know you think we’re just machines, but since I met Alice, I know I can feel things. I care for her, I fear for her. I can’t be happy if she’s not. This probably doesn’t make any sense to you but… I know she changed me somehow.

The Trio - Introductions

I love the idea of Markus wearing more lowkey outfits. Like bro is running a small metropolitan of refugees and he has the time to dress for the cover of Vogue? Nah, he's used to gaudy and showy shit from living with Carl, give him his grunge phase now.

He's literally fighting to dismantle the entire foundation on which 2038-America stands upon, give him his punk era clothing.

Okay, these are kinda fun

Incorrect Detroit Quotes

Tragedies have such an interesting flexibility to them that I think really comes out in both Rdr2 and 1. You can go the route of the inevitable: the characters are doomed because time after time they make the wrong choices, or make the right choices far too late. Arthur's death is set into place from the beginning. He wasn't meant to survive and he knew it. The narrative of Rdr2 reads like a disaster everyone saw coming. The collapse of a building already rigged for demolition. It's heartbreaking because everyone becomes more and more desperate despite knowing, deep down, that there is nothing they can do.

The first game is the sort of tragedy that sweeps the rug out from under you. The players expect John to remain focused on his goals and eventually achieve them. It was never up to him, and that is the tragedy. It does not matter what choices he makes because it is out of his hands. He's a puppet in someone else's game, trudging through it all with the looming sense that he's been sent on a wild goose chase. He did everything right, changed his ways and became the father and husband that his family needed. None of that mattered. Rdr1 is steeped in hopelessness in a way Rdr2 is not. Having recently finished the first game, I think John's death was somehow more devastating. It's sudden and unexpected, yet you feel blindsided because it was in the works all along. Both make for wonderfully cathartic tragedies (Rdr2 is on the Macbeth side of the scale, where Rdr1 is a Rogue One type vibe) and we need more competent writers to gut us in a loving manner.

Markus gifs [42/?]

Markus is a Ghost in the Shell

Preview of my entry for the Detroit Become Human Poster zine. 

I'm always going to be salty as hell that this outfit didn't make it into the game. It's badass.

“You said you were with a little girl… You know humans hate us, why are you protecting her?” “I don't care whether she's human or android… She's just someone who matters to me.”