Character Name: David Collins Character Journal: hostileterritory Status: Inmate Pairing Information: He's going to need a warden with patience. He'll be slow to challenge them, quick to acquiesce to what they want, and unlikely to let himself form an emotional connection if one doesn't already exist.
His conditioning means he's going to need someone sensitive to the fact that he almost literally can't say no if something isn't in opposition to his current 'mission.' Someone willing to work with his limitations and find ways around his conditioning that don't punish him for what he can't immediately help. Someone with Creative Anti-Murder Problem Solving Skills. C:
The the number one necessity in a warden for him: compassion. He has to remember why feelings are worth it. He needs someone to make him actually think outside of the context of military applications and mission parameters. He also needs someone who can respect what the military did for him before it started doing things to him, who won't disrespect the ideals of the institution he pledged himself to, but will make him examine whether or not the institution lives up to those ideals.
TLDR: He needs someone to get the engine on his humanity to turn over.
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Character Journal: hostileterritory
Status: Inmate
Pairing Information:
He's going to need a warden with patience. He'll be slow to challenge them, quick to acquiesce to what they want, and unlikely to let himself form an emotional connection if one doesn't already exist.
His conditioning means he's going to need someone sensitive to the fact that he almost literally can't say no if something isn't in opposition to his current 'mission.' Someone willing to work with his limitations and find ways around his conditioning that don't punish him for what he can't immediately help. Someone with Creative Anti-Murder Problem Solving Skills. C:
The the number one necessity in a warden for him: compassion. He has to remember why feelings are worth it. He needs someone to make him actually think outside of the context of military applications and mission parameters. He also needs someone who can respect what the military did for him before it started doing things to him, who won't disrespect the ideals of the institution he pledged himself to, but will make him examine whether or not the institution lives up to those ideals.
TLDR: He needs someone to get the engine on his humanity to turn over.