History Heartwarming / BIOSHockInfinite

** [[spoiler:Then again, considering what we found out about Daisy's true motives in Burial at Sea, and how she purposely played up her nastier moments, hopefully she left enough notes behind that, once all's said and done, he would have led fit to make her proud.]]

** Upon arriving at the Church of Comstock, the first playable area in Columbia, the first thing you hear is a choir chanting a very meaningful song: [[spoiler: "Will The Circle Be Unbroken"]]. The song speaks of Columbia as the better home awaiting for those who wish to escape America. It also [[ForeShadowing hints at the never-ending cycle of Booker being sent here only to fail and die.]] And yet, the score is so moving, that when that when you hear it, it is enough to make you weep.

** Upon arriving at the Church of Comstock, the first playable area in Columbia, the first thing you hear is a choir chanting a very meaningful song: [[spoiler: "Will The Circle Be Unbroken"]]. The song speaks of Columbia as the better home awaiting for those who wish to escape America. It also [[ForeShadowing hints at the never-ending cycle of Booker being sent here only to fail and die.]] And yet, the score is so moving, that when that when you hear it, you will weep TearsOfJoy.

* Rosalind's [[VideoGame/MassEffect2 "The Lazarus Project"]] voxophone reveals that [[spoiler: Robert wants them to become mortal again like Elizabeth did... [[BabiesEverAfter so they can start a family together]]. With every other character from the main game dead by the end of Burial at Sea, its nice to know at least the Luteces got a happy ending.]]

** Upon arriving at the Church of Comstock, the first playable area in Columbia, the first thing you hear is a choir chanting a very meaningful song: [[spoiler: "Will The Circle Be Unbroken"]]. The song speaks of Columbia as the better home awaiting for those who wish to escape America. It also [[ForeShadowing hints at the never-ending cycle of Booker being sent here only to fail and die.]] And yet, the score is so moving, that when I heard it, I almost wept TearsOfJoy. [[spoiler: And so will you.]]

** Upon arriving at the Church of Comstock, the first playable area in Columbia, the first thing you hear is a choir chanting a very meaningful song: [[spoiler: "Will The Circle Be Unbroken"]]. The song speaks of Columbia as the better home awaiting for those who wish to escape America. It also [[ForeShadowing hints at the never-ending cycle of Booker being sent here only to fail and die.]] And yet, the score is so moving, that when I heard it, I almost wept TearsOfJoy. [[Spoiler: And so will you.]]

*** A small moment: the last time they see each other, [[spoiler: imaginary Booker]] takes Elizabeth's hand to guide her towards the Ace. [[FinalFirstHug He doesn't let go of it the entire time, nor does she let go of him]].

* Booker's [[spoiler: HeroicSacrifice. Booker is unquestionably a BadAss OneManArmy. He shouldn't have any trouble wrestling 3 girls as small as Elizabeth/Anna from holding him down and drowning him but he doesn't even fight it. He lets himself die to ensure that Comstock never exists to threaten his daughter.]]

* "[[ShoutOut God only knows]] what I'd be [[TheBeachBoys without you]]…"

**** Fridge Horror does set in a bit there when you remember [[spoiler: what Little Sisters do the 'angels' that litter the floors of Rapture.]]

* During the first odd desaturated segment were you're at Booker's office, you hear [[spoiler: Robert]] slamming on the door, yelling that "they had a deal". Booker's responds that he's not going to go through with it. [[spoiler: It's nice to know that he didn't want/wasn't going to go through with selling Anna.]] Unfortunately, this is not particularly meaningful until a second play through.
** In the second such segment, Booker demands they promise not to hurt the girl if he brings her to them. [[spoiler: Comstock may have smashed that promise to shreds, but it is nice to see Booker try.]]
* At one point, the player is given prompts to "Help Elizabeth" and "Tie Corset". [[spoiler: Becomes HeartwarmingInHindsight when you realize that Booker is helping his daughter get up and get dressed, something he never had a chance to do.]]

* [[spoiler: Elizabeth finally burying the hatchet between her and Lady Comstock. Although Elizabeth was fully willing to defile Mrs. Comstock's grave and body just an hour earlier, she learns enough about her in the interim to develop genuine sympathy for the woman. Given the prevalence of hatred between characters and factions, it was poignant to see two people resolve their grudges with mutual respect.]]
** Lady Comstock's story herself. In her youth, she was known to be a cruel woman, who would manipulate others to do her bidding. In her own words, "there was no pain that she would deny them." When she had burned all of her bridges, Comstock offered her forgiveness, and she became devoted to him. [[spoiler: She was devastated when she discovered the truth behind Elizabeth, and decided that truth came with forgiveness. Later in the game, she overjoyed at the prospect of other worlds, because there could be one in which she redeems her husband.]]

* Take a look the second time Booker sets coordinates in the First Lady airship. After trying to trick Elizabeth the first time, the next he sets it to go to Paris like he promised her.
** Towards the end of the game, all he wants to do is take her to Paris and forget about Columbia.

* This [[http://m.9gag.com/gag/azbMGxK little moment]] in game.

* Elizabeth singing to a scared kid while Booker plays a guitar.
* Preston E. Downs is an amoral bounty hunter hired to kill Daisy and in an alternate universe Booker. [[spoiler:After he sets some bear traps for Vox messengers, he learns that Daisy is using kids as messengers in the worst possible way. After having to amputate a Native Americans boy's leg and effectively adopting him, he runs into that universe's Booker. And finds that he speaks Sioux. And learns how Columbia treats Injuns and crippled kids. [[CallBack And resolves to scalp Comstock]]. With the kid's help.]] This is soured by the fact that [[spoiler:he takes over the Vox after Daisy dies.]]

* The couple from the "marriage" raffle in the beginning of the game thank you later on in Battleship Bay if you choose not to "cast the first stone" at them.
** And in a meta heartwarming moment, judging from most Youtube playthroughs, the vast majority of players, for obvious and understandable reasons, chose to try to throw the baseball at the announcer instead.
* In the Battleship Bay section when you see Duke and Dimwit for the first time, Elizabeth will sometimes wander around holding Cotton Candy. She doesn't comment, [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2QQmB-HM0W0 but it's adorable]].
** Actually, at least on the Boardwalk, she can get cotton candy again and comment on how much she's missed out on. Which is a bit of TearJerker.

* [[spoiler: The game's stinger. Booker comes to in his office, back in 1893 and hears Anna crying in the next room. You take control of him and get to open the door, while he calls her name, and then the screen fades to white. The obvious implication being that, in one reality at least, Booker got to be with his daughter and will be able to raise her in a happy and loving way]]

[[caption-width-right:350:"What could be better than this?" "...How about Paris?"]]

[[caption-width-right:350:[[spoiler:Don't worry. [[http://www.zerochan.net/1625765 She and Booker get their dance eventually.]] ]]