Connor (Detroit: Become Human)

Connor is a prototype RK800 model of CyberLife android, designed by the company for the purpose of hunting down deviant androids and assisting the Detroit Police department. In November 2038, Connor was sent to assist Detective Lieutenant Hank Anderson, a bitter veteran of the department with a distaste for androids, in trying to find why androids are going deviant at a faster rate. Hank is initially skeptical of Connor, finding him annoying and overbearing, but warms to him after Connor manages to find a deviant android that had killed it's abusive owner and get it to confess to the crime, though it's subsequent suicide in it's cell would haunt Connor.

Despite Connor's initial success, Hank angrily requested to be taken off the deviants case, only to storm off to his desk when his request was denied. Connor's attempts to get Hank to focus would fail, culminating with Hank slamming Connor into a wall before they were sent to track down Kara, a deviant who had murdered her owner to protect the man's daughter from further abuse. The duo, with backup in tow, arrived at the motel Kara and the girl were staying at, only for them to narrowly escape. After Kara's escape, Hank and Connor would track a possible deviant to a rundown apartment full of pigeons. Despite the deviant's attempts to hide, Connor would suss out his location, leading to a protracted chase over the rooftops of Detroit that culminated with the deviant pushing Hank off a roof. After a moment's calculation, Connor decided to continue the chase and caught the suspect rather than save Hank, enraging him, and his ensuing argument with Connor gave the deviant time to jump to it's death.

Following a murder at the android brothel the Eden Club, Connor was dispatched to Hank's home, where he found a drunk Hank passed out with a gun and a picture of Hank's dead son Cole. Connor helped Hank sober up, then set off for the Eden Club, where they find the victim strangled to death with a dead android nearby. Reviving it for a minute, Connor is able to determine that the android was not the murderer, and the man rented two robots, meaning one is still loose in the club. Using the memories of the androids in the club, Connor tracks the deviant to the storage unit in the back of the club, where the deviant, alongside an identical brown-haired model, attacks them. To end the fight, Connor shoots the brown-haired deviant dead, and the suspect reveals that they were lovers planning to run away together. In tears, she manages to steal Connor's gun and kill herself, shocking both Connor and Hank, who would drunkenly shoot Connor dead later that night to see if Connor feared death.

Rebooted into a new model, Connor forgave Hank and continued working with him on the Stratford Tower case, where a group of deviant androids, led by the revolutionary Markus, stormed the tower during a news broadcast and read a list of demands for android freedom and equality and urged any deviant androids to find Jericho, the mysterious underground haven for deviants. While Hank worked with FBI agent Richard Perkins, Connor determined that one of the androids working in the broadcast studio must have been deviant, as Markus's team would not have gotten in otherwise. After interrogating the news androids to determine which is the deviant, Connor went to read the deviant's memory, only for it to overpower and stab him in the hand before tearing out his "heart" and running for the elevator. Connor managed to restore his core in time to catch it in the hallway, where it grabbed a machinegun from a nearby SWAT member and opened fire. Connor, realizing that Hank would likely die if left unguarded, sacrificed himself to shield Hank, who was surprised by the android's willingness to die for him.

Rebooted into yet another new model, Connor went with Hank to speak to Elijah Kamski, the founder of CyberLife, in hopes of determining the reasons why androids are going deviant. Kamski is largely unhelpful, and more interested in Connor's state of mind, but offers to give vital info on the case if Connor passes "the Kamski test", a test that will determine if an android has empathy. The test involves Kamski demanding Connor kill Chloe, one of Kamski's helper models, as she stares at him. Connor, after a moment's hesitation, doesn't go through with it, and leaves, but not before Kamski cryptically tells Connor that he always programs a backdoor into his machines. As they head to the car, Hank reassures a deeply shaken Connor that he did the right thing, even if it means they're behind on the case.

The lack of leads leads to the duo being taken off the case in favor of the FBI taking over, and an angry Hank refuses to help Connor determine Jericho's location, despite Connor's pleas that he will be destroyed if he fails. Using a criminal in holding as a distraction, Connor used the evidence he had amassed to determine the secret messaging that would lead him to Jericho. Disguised as a deviant, Connor snuck onto the boat with the intention of either killing or capturing Markus, but a mixture of programming conflicts and Markus's rhetoric enabled Connor to go deviant, and he sided with the people of Jericho during the ensuing attack on the boat.

With the survivors of Jericho fleeing to a nearby church, Markus spared Connor and allowed him to join, with Connor leaving to liberate the androids of the CyberLife factory with the intention of using their numbers to help Markus's cause. Infiltrating CyberLife's HQ, Connor was able to sneak into Floor 49, the area containing thousands of androids, where he was confronted by a non-deviant Connor, who had taken Hank hostage with the hope of talking Connor down. Connor attacked the copy to save Hank, leading to a scuffle in which both were disarmed and Hank was left with the gun. Unable to determine which Connor was real, Hank asked questions to both, looking not for the correct answers but the ones with more empathy behind them, and was able to determine which Connor was real when Connor helped Hank come to terms with Cole's death and admit that it was the fault of a human, not an android. Hank shot the false Connor, then stepped back to allow Connor to convert the android army.

With the support of Connor's forces, Markus's movement succeeded in earning some level of freedom for androids, enabling them to liberate the android death camps. Connor's handler at CyberLife, hoping to destroy the movement from the inside, tried to take control of him remotely, but he uses Kamski's hint to find a programming backdoor and lock them out. Some time after the Battle of Detroit, Connor would meet up with Hank, and the two hug before leaving to get food.

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