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 glad you managed to do so.

*** His responses are actually random. Reload that conversation and you'll get completely different responses. [[FridgeBrilliance Which actually makes some sense]], considering how much stress he's under and the fact that he's on anti-psychotics. No wonder he on a hair-trigger.

** Especially since the 'we' and 'first' in that sentence imply Sarif was planning on ''going back'' to help move the rest.

* 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.]] For this troper, this was especially moving.
** That and she gives you, er, Adam Christmas and birthday money for all the ones she missed. I genuinely felt bad that I took her money right after.
*** Why? You tell her you'll get the money to Adam and she wanted to give it. As far as she knows the money will get to Adam Jensen and in reality she just handed the money to Adam Jensen, it's a win win.
*** Because logic doesn't always coincide with heartwarming.

** The only man I've ever heard say it is the guy in the alley where you can meet up with [[spoiler:Zeke]]. He's sitting alone on a bench. Even though he [[WelcomeToCorneria repeats the same thing every time]], [[VideoGameCaringPotential I still make a point to talk to him every time I go through that alleyway]].

* The point where I decided, "Let's do it, Sarif!" was meeting him at [[spoiler:Panchea.]] He'd been schmoozing me since minute one, hiring me solely because Megan [[spoiler:wanted my DNA ForScience]], [[WeCanRebuildHim Rebuilding]] me from the ground up when all I really needed was a new arm, stomach and head, keeping my [[spoiler:MysteriousPast as one of Bob Page's guinea pigs]] from me, all in all convincing me that he was just the best alternative to the sick, twisted monsters I was fighting. But his first words upon seeing me in [[spoiler:Panchea]] sold me - this guy's manipulative and elitist, but he genuinely wants to help the human race overcome its weaknesses through augmentation.
-->'''David Sarif''': ''Adam! Oh thank God! [[TheMenFirst I've got wounded here, we'll have to move them first!]]''

* Michael Zelazny, in a world of cruel self-serving mercenaries, Zelazny and his men are the only ones who joined for the purpose of defending people which the reason [[spoiler:they go rogue from Belltower after finding out that their operations were for corrupt politicians]]. [[http://eidosmontreal.tumblr.com/post/14511297204/a-question-for-the-lovely-mary-demarle-and-the-dx-hr More here]].
* 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.

* Michael Zelazny, in a world of cruel self-serving mercenaries, Zelazny and his men are the only ones who joined for the purpose of defending people which the reason [[spoiler:they go rogue from Belltower after finding out that their operations were for corrupt politicians]]. [[http://eidosmontreal.tumblr.com/post/14511297204/a-question-for-the-lovely-mary-demarle-and-the-dx-hr More here]].

** And a little bit of FridgeBrilliance. [[spoiler: There is no way she could have flown 10,000 miles from Detroit in the time from your waking up in Singapore to her reappearance. She stayed in the general vicinity of Hengsha all this time, waiting for word from you.]]

** And a little bit of FridgeBrilliance. [[spoiler: There is no way she could have flown 10,000 miles from Detroit in the time from your waking up in Singapore to her reappearance. She stayed in the general vicinity of Hengsha for weeks waiting for word from you.]]

--> '''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, spedding 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.

--> '''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, spedding 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.

-->'''Frank:''' Oh. God... I--I know you... might... want to get even. But if they see you; if they recognize you--! It might be better to stay out of their way.

*** Why? You tell her you'll get the money to Adam and she wanted to give it. As far as she knows the money will get to Adam Jensen and in reality she just handed the money to Adam Jensen, it's a win win,

** The point where I decided, "Let's do it, Boss!" was meeting him at [[spoiler:Panchea.]] He'd been schmoozing me since minute one, hiring me solely because Megan [[spoiler:wanted my DNA ForScience]], [[WeCanRebuildHim Rebuilding]] me from the ground up when all I really needed was a new arm, stomach and head, keeping my [[spoiler:MysteriousPast as one of Bob Page's guinea pigs]] from me, all in all convincing me that he was just the best alternative to the sick, twisted monsters I was fighting. But his first words upon seeing me in [[spoiler:Panchea]] sold me - this guy's manipulative and elitist, but he genuinely wants to help the human race overcome its weaknesses through augmentation.

* 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.

** On the whole, if you choose '''Please''' and/or '''Absolve''' for the majority of the conversation and choose '''Crush''' at the end, telling Haas point-blank that ''he'' chose to pull that trigger, no one else, and that he needs to take responsibility for that and put it behind him, you can convince him to turn his life around. Probably because it's the truth, and he knows it: Adam [[ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight refused to pull that trigger]]. Haas could have, too. But he didn't. Especially on-point if you manage to hit the dialogue where Wayne tells Adam that he blames Adam for ''everything'' that happened, including the fact that Wayne shot the kid. Regardless, hearing him come to the realization that he has to turn his life around is a CMOH as well.

** On the whole, if you choose '''Absolve''' the first two times and choose '''Crush''' at the end, telling Haas point-blank that ''he'' chose to pull that trigger, no one else, and that he needs to take responsibility for that and put it behind him, you can convince him to turn his life around. Probably because it's the truth, and he knows it: Adam [[ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight refused to pull that trigger]]. Haas could have, too. But he didn't. Especially on-point if you manage to hit the dialogue where Wayne tells Adam that he blames Adam for ''everything'' that happened, including the fact that Wayne shot the kid. Regardless, hearing him come to the realization that he has to "turn [his] life around. Right now!" is a CMOH as well.

* 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 a some combination of the above.

* Frank's reaction upon first hearing from Adam [[spoiler:after a few days of Adam being MIA]], along with his genuine concern over Adam [[spoiler:being effectively on his own on Panchaea, without Frank as his MissionControl]]. It's such a huge change from his initial disdain.

* Frank's reaction upon first hearing from Adam [[spoiler:after a few days of Adam being MIA]], along with his genuine concern over Adam [[spoiler:being effectively on his own on Panchaea, without Frank as his MissionControl]]. It's such a huge change from his initial disdain.
* After talking to [[spoiler:Michelle Walthers]], Adam asks Frank to [[spoiler:post a security detail around her home to make sure she's safe]].

* Frank's reaction upon first hearing from Adam [[spoiler:after a few days of Adam being MIA]], along with his genuine concern over Adam [[spoiler:being effectively on his own on Panchaea, without Frank as his MissionControl]]. It's such a huge change from his initial disdain.

* Returning [[spoiler: Megan's bracelet]] to her grieving mother.

** That and she gives you, er, Adam christmas and birthday money for all the ones she missed. I genuinely felt bad that I took her money right after.

** "Any time, fly girl."