System Overload
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Logically, Connor should have noticed something was different after the moment of his deviancy, after he consciously chose not to shoot Markus, but he truly didn’t notice it until months later, as he watched, in absolute interest, as Hank typed something on his computer across from him at his desk.
Or: In which Connor simultaneously experiences an emotional and sexual awakening in the wake of his deviancy and handles it in the best way he can. By not telling anyone.
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After the Android revolution it ain't just the Androids that are alive...
And their horny
(AKA Kamski was horny and loves makin his horny robots)
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I had an idea and an urge to write and I couldn't write on my computer because I'm supposed to be sleeping but oh well just write it on my phone it won't be that long...heh
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In the beginning, Connor hadn't desired to download enhanced sensors. It would just prove to be a distraction after joining the Detroit Police once again. He couldn't afford his mind wandering during crime scene, during interrogations, during stakeouts.
So he asked himself, standing in Hank's bathroom, staring at himself in the mirror, the 'Download Complete' message popped up after scouring the internet for the best mimic of the human nervous system he could find, why in God's name he had downloaded it.
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metek and phillias take some time to have hot nasty lesbian robot sex after a battle
it is not what phillias is expecting
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The knife missed his power core by two millimeters, but the blue hydraulic fluid leaking into the bathtub is going to be impossible to explain. Rafael calculates that the optimal outcome is to deactivate before Olivia breaks the door down, but she interrupts his shutdown sequence to ask if androids dream—and if they rust.
"I have studied you... and I have found that you are not so different from me. We are both bound by our programming, are we not? You by your biology, and I by my code." — Isaac Asimov, The Bicentennial Man
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- Part 26 of Monster March
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Logically, Connor should have noticed something was different after the moment of his deviancy, after he consciously chose not to shoot Markus, but he truly didn’t notice it until months later, as he watched, in absolute interest, as Hank typed something on his computer across from him at his desk.
Or: In which Connor simultaneously experiences an emotional and sexual awakening in the wake of his deviancy and handles it in the best way he can. By not telling anyone.