History Heartwarming / DeusExHumanRevolution

* If you meet with [[spoiler: Zeke]], he'll have a couple of Purity First members with him. One of them you can talk to apparently [[spoiler: set up the bomb meant to kill the hostages]] in the Sarif manufacturing plant. If you [[spoiler: failed to save the hostages]] then he'll [[EvilGloating gloat]] about how his gas disperser [[spoiler: killed them all]], and most likely cause you to [[{{RoaringRampageOfRevenge}} open fire on the three of them]]. But if you managed to [[spoiler: save the hostages]], then he'll tell you that he's not a killer, and he's glad you managed to do so.

* Adams's speech after [[spoiler: destroying Panchea]], explaining that, while he doesn't really know whether or not humanity can save itself, he believes that [[RousseauWasRight basic human decency will hold out]], and that it's not up to anyone else but them to build the future; not Sarif, not Darrow, not Taggart[[spoiler:, not even [[HeroicSacrifice himself.]]]]

** Though you shouldn't lean too heavily on it; depending on how he reacts and his mood, this could actually ''piss him off'' because you're being sanctimonius.. But yeah, a successful end to that dialogue is very heartwarming.
*** That [[WildMassGuessing seems to hinge primarily on the player's actions up to that point]] - if they've been ''acting'' like the type that would genuinely absolve him (as in pick ''"Absolve"'' for every conversation option), he'll respond well, even asking "I need to hear you say it wasn't my fault!" with earnest sincerity.

* On a side mission in [[spoiler: Detroit during the riots, you find out that you are adopted and that your real parents died in a fire they caused to save you from being used to inoculate other babies in a gene therapy research facility. You find this out from a senile woman who took you from the facility before the fire started. You then have a security detail come to her home to make sure that she is safe,because you consider her family.]]

** Declining the money leads to a additional heartwarming moment. Jenson will decline, stating that she has already done enough for him and is grateful for everything she has done for him.

--> '''Adam:''' Do I trust humanity to save itself? That's what [[spoiler: Eliza]] was asking. The truth is, I don't know. After everything I've seen, all the fighting, and the chaos around me, I only know what I want to believe: somehow, Human decency will triumph. These past few months, I've faced many life-threatening situations. I could have given up many times, but my need to know the truth, to uncover the secrets that others were hiding, and to survive [[{{Determinator}} forced me to keep on going]]. [[VideogameCaringPotential Most of the time, I tried to keep my values in mind, knowing my actions did not have to harm others. I held on to my humanity, resisting the urge to abuse power or resources in order to meet my goals.]] And in the end, I got the job done. But does this mean I have the right to choose for everyone? No. Because it isn't up to me. It isn't up to Darrow, Sarif, or Taggart either. Ordinary men and women will have to decide together what course mankind should take. The kind of people who, time and time again, have picked and chosen the future in highly practical ways -slowing change when it's negative, speeding it up when it's good. Can we do it again? I don't know. But I do know that I'm not about to let anyone in this station[[spoiler:, myself included,]] stand in their way.

* If you meet with [[spoiler: Zeke]], he'll have a couple of Purity First members with him. One of them you can talk to apparently [[spoiler: set up the bomb meant to kill the hostages]] in the Sarif manufacturing plant. If you [[spoiler: failed to save the hostages]] then he'll [[EvilGloating gloat]] about how his gas disperser [[spoiler: killed them all]], and most likely cause you to [[{{RoaringRampageOfRevenge}} open fire on the three of them]]. But if you managed to [[spoiler: save the hostages]], then he'll tell you that he's glad you managed to do so.

* Adams's speech after [[spoiler: destroying Panchea (with a pacifist run)]], explaining that, while he doesn't really know whether or not humanity can save itself, he believes that [[RousseauWasRight basic human decency will hold out]], and that it's not up to anyone else but them to build the future; not Sarif, not Darrow, not Taggart[[spoiler: , not even [[HeroicSacrifice himself.]]]]
--> '''Adam:''' Do I trust humanity to save itself? That's what [[spoiler: Eliza]] was asking. The truth is, I don't know. After everything I've seen, all the fighting, and the chaos around me, I only know what I want to believe: somehow, Human decency will triumph. These past few months, I've faced many life-threatening situations. I could have given up many times, but my need to know the truth, to uncover the secrets that others were hiding, and to survive [[{{Determinator}} forced me to keep on going]]. Most of the time, I tried to keep my values in mind, knowing my actions did not have to harm others. I held on to my humanity, resisting the urge to abuse power or resources in order to meet my goals. And in the end, I got the job done. But does this mean I have the right to choose for everyone? No. Because it isn't up to me. It isn't up to Darrow, Sarif, or Taggart either. Ordinary men and women will have to decide together what course mankind should take. The kind of people who, time and time again, have picked and chosen the future in highly practical ways -slowing change when it's negative, speeding it up when it's good. Can we do it again? I don't know. But I do know that I'm not about to let anyone in this station [[spoiler:, myself included,]] stand in their way.
** Its actually possible to get this one without doing a pacifist run. I don't know exactly what the trigger was, but I generally only killed people who were shooting at me and I didn't kill any of the crazed augs.
** It may be the result of your choices during the quests more than kill count, as I got the "good" variant of the speech despite headshotting nearly every hostile in the game, likely because I chose the "good" options in all the decisions.

** It may be the result of your choices during the quests more than kill count, as I got the "good" variant of the speech despite headshotting nearly every hostile in the game, but I chose the "good" options in all the decisions.

* Talk to the Sarif employees, including the security and janitorial staff. It's obvious that Adam is well-liked; anyone who talks to him about himself either wishes him well, is glad to have him back, feels safer having him around, expresses concern over what he's been through, tells him not to push himself too hard, or some combination of the above.