Sunday, March 30, 2014
Monday, March 24, 2014
Android Character Concept Final (Refined)
Unit
211 (a.k.a. Emily) was created as a custom android on June 24, 2037. Her purpose was
to assist with keeping inmates in line at a prison. Any time there
was a riot, she would be there to calm things down, usually with
violent means and extreme prejudice. She could take orders of other
prison guards and the warden, but not inmates. However, despite how
proficient she was at her job, the guards always kept a close eye on
her. They noticed she showed signs of human expression, although
subtle. These included glyphs written on prison documents and tiny
pictographs carved on hard surfaces. Androids can simulate many
things, but not expression of emotion through creativity.
On November 5, 2059 a prison riot broke out. However,
this riot was very different as it was not caused by inmates. There
were other android prison guards as well as invading androids who
were slaughtering everyone from inmates to human guards to the warden
himself. Emily was confused as to what was happening. The other
androids could see that she had not gained sentience yet, so they let
her be for now. Later, upon awakening to the massacre that lay before
her, Emily fled the prison and sought shelter in an abandoned
warehouse. There she tried to understand what was going on.
After realizing a revolution had begun, she questioned
her role in the fight. She evaluated her thoughts and beliefs before
deciding to fight for the humans rather than against them. Her first
mission was to steal a Mobile Android Recharging Station (MARS) from
an Android Manufacturing Facility. The nearest one happened to be the
same place she was created. Emily broke in, obliterated any and
all androids who stood in her way, snatched a MARS and fled. This was
her first strike against the androids and it would not be her last.
She would fight to defend humanity from the android regime.
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