History Heartwarming / SplinterCell

!!''VideoGame/SplinterCell1''
* Sam tries to call his daughter Sarah, "This is Fisher... I mean dad."
* During the Kalinatek level, Fisher will eventually encounter a Russian technician dying of a gunshot wound at the hands of his own comrades. He pleads to be taken to the infirmary, where he thanks Fisher and in his final moments he gives Fisher valuable information towards the intelligence he must acquire before the Russian mercenaries do first. It's a rare PetTheDog moment for Sam towards an enemy foe, but after the man was betrayed by his comrades it's good to know that Fisher was able to let him die peacefully.

!!''VideoGame/SplinterCellChaosTheory''
* At the very end of the Seoul mission, the player is required to call in an airstrike on the wreckage of a downed jet to prevent North Koreans getting some important data out of it. The player is then told to leave the pilots to die in the blast rather than make several incredibly risky trips past a tank and a few soldiers; saving them, however, prompts Sam to say some pretty heartwarming stuff:
-->(After saving one pilot)\\
'''Lambert''': There, Fisher, he's safe. Call in the strike.\\
'''Sam''': [[NoOneGetsLeftBehind There's no point in saving just one.]]\\
(After saving the second pilot)\\
'''Lambert''': [[WhatYouAreInTheDark Fisher, you don't exist. You won't get a medal for this.]]\\
'''Sam''': [[KeepTheReward Medals don't]] [[ScrewTheMoneyIHaveRules help me sleep]] [[GoodFeelsGood at night, Lambert.]]

!!''VideoGame/SplinterCellDoubleAgent''
* In the final level in the sixth-gen version, if you interrogate the terrorist in the room where the sprinklers go off, this conversation takes place.
-->'''Terrorist''': So... You're gonna kill me?\\
'''Sam''': Let's have a little chat and see if it's necessary.\\
'''Terrorist''': Forget it, I ain't selling my guys out!\\
'''Sam''': They'd be happy to rat on you.\\
'''Terrorist''': That's their call, not mine. You kill me, I go to heaven with my conscience clean.\\
'''Sam''': That must be nice for you.\\
(When interrogated again)\\
'''Terrorist''': [[ReligiousBruiser For what you're gonna do, son, I forgive you]].

!!''VideoGame/SplinterCellConviction''
* At White Box Labs, Sam rescues a scientist from the Black Arrow mercs. The scientist explains what's going on, and lets Sam into the elevator. Sam tells him to get out, and the guy says he'll hang around, because his friends might need him. He's willing to face take on armed, elite mercenaries for his ''coworkers''. And maybe because he knows they've been working on a weapon. Or both. Doesn't really matter.
* Sam finally reuniting with his daughter. After all the crap he's been put through over the course of Double Agent and Conviction, seeing him hug his daughter brings a smile to your face.
* The aftermath of Tom Reed's demise in the Oval office. Despite being played as bitter sweet, Sam has fought off the full might of his old employer, the largest PMC in the USA, prevented an DayOfTheJackboot and is finally home with the person he loves and is ready to start a new life.
* This little dialogue at the end of the game:
-->'''Victor Coste''': He talked about learning who was really important to you, and why you always had to come back for them. He talked about family. And you know what the last thing he said to me was, just before he hung up? "Vic," he said, "Thanks for everything. I love you like a brother." Brother. That's family right?
-->[[spoiler:[[BigDamnHeroes *Alarms go off and gunshots are heard*]]]]
-->'''Victor Coste''': Yeah, I thought so.

!!''VideoGame/SplinterCellBlacklist''
* The various calls to [[spoiler:[[MoralityPet Sarah]]]]. Optional, but they show that while he's gotten back into the espionage business and has taken a level of JerkAss due to Vic's injuries, Sam still tries his best to be a good [[spoiler:father]].
* Grim gets a major one. Near the climax of Blacklist, she calls out Sam on his JerkAss attitude to the team and basically tells him to show some more respect to them. As Sam had already alienated Briggs and Charlie, this reduces the friction between the team members.
* Kobin and Charlie getting along at the end. The unappreciated TokenEvilTeammate makes an OddFriendship while showing the Cracker how Sam's CoolGun works.
* When you end phone calls to Sarah you can hear just a hint of ''Conviction'''s main theme. This may be pretty minor, but it's still a reminder of how great it is for Sam to be reunited with his daughter.
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!!''VideoGame/SplinterCell1'':

!!''VideoGame/SplinterCellChaosTheory'':

!!''VideoGame/SplinterCellDoubleAgent'':

!!''VideoGame/SplinterCellConviction'':

!!''VideoGame/SplinterCellBlacklist'':

!!''Splinter Cell'':

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!!''Pandora Tomorrow'':
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!!''Chaos Theory'':

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!!''Double Agent'':

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!!''Conviction'':

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!!''Blacklist'':

* Grim gets a major one. Near the climax of Blacklist, she calls out Sam on his JerkAss attitude to the team and basically tells him to show some more respect to them. This reduces the friction between the team members as Sam had already alienated Briggs and Charlie.
* Kobin and Charlie getting along at the end. The unappreciated TokenEvilTeamMate makes an OddFriendship while showing the Cracker how Sam's CoolGun works.
* When you end phone calls to Sarah you can hear just a hint of conviction's main theme. This may be pretty minor, but it reminded me of how great it was for Sam to be reunited with his daughter.

* Sam tries to call his daughter Sara, "This is Fisher... I mean dad."

!!''Splinter Cell 1'':

* At the very end of the Seoul mission, the player is required to call in an airstrike on a downed jet to prevent North Koreans getting some important data aboard it. The player is then told to leave the pilots to die in the blast rather than make several incredibly risky trips past a tank and a few soldiers; saving them, however, prompts Sam to say some pretty heartwarming stuff:

* During the Seoul mission in ''Chaos Theory'', the player is required to call in an airstrike on a downed jet to prevent North Koreans getting some important data aboard it. The player is then told to leave the pilots to die in the blast rather than make several incredibly risky trips past a tank and a few soldiers; saving them, however, prompts Sam to say some pretty heartwarming stuff:

* In the final level in the sixth-gen version of ''Double Agent'', if you interrogate the terrorist in the room where the sprinklers go off, this conversation takes place.

* At ''Conviction'''s White Box Labs, Sam rescues a scientist from the Black Arrow mercs. The scientist explains what's going on, and lets Sam into the elevator. Sam tells him to get out, and the guy says he'll hang around, because his friends might need him. He's willing to face take on armed, elite mercenaries for his ''coworkers''. And maybe because he knows they've been working on a weapon. Or both. Doesn't really matter.
* Sam finally reuniting with his daughter in Conviction. After all the crap he's been put through over the course of Double Agent and Conviction, seeing him hug his daughter brings a smile to your face.

* This little dialogue at the end of ''Conviction'':

* In ''Blacklist'', the various calls to [[spoiler:[[MoralityPet Sarah]]]]. Optional, but they show that while he's gotten back into the espionage business and has taken a level of JerkAss due to Vic's injuries, Sam still tries his best to be a good [[spoiler:father]].

* Kobin and Charlie at the end of Blacklist getting along. The unappreciated TokenEvilTeamMate makes an OddFriendship while showing the Cracker how Sam's CoolGun works.
* From the first game Sam tries to call his daughter Sara, "This is Fisher... I mean dad."
* Blacklist: When you end phone calls to Sarah you can hear just a hint of conviction's main theme. This may be pretty minor, but it reminded me of how great it was for Sam to be reunited with his daughter.

'''Terrorist''': [[ReligousBruiser For what you're gonna do, son, I forgive you]].

'''Terrorist''': For what you're gonna do, son, I forgive you.

The aftermath of Tom Reed's demise in the Oval office. Despite being played as bitter sweet, Sam has fought off the full might of his old employer, the largest PMC in the USA, prevented an DayOfTheJackboot and is finally home with the person he loves and is ready to start a new life.

* From the first game Sam tries to call his daughter Sara, "This is Fisher... I mean dad."

* Kobin and Charlie at the end of Blacklist getting along. The unappreciated TokenEvilTeamMate makes an OddFriendship while showing the Cracker how Sam's CoolGun works.

* Grim gets a major one. Near the climax of Blacklist, she calls out Sam on his JerkAss attitude to the team and basically tells him to show some more respect to them.

* In ''Blacklist'', the various calls to [[spoiler:[[MoralityPet Sarah]]]]. Optional, but they show that while he's gotten back into the espionage business and has taken a level of JerkAss due to Vic's injuries, Sam still tries his best to be a good [[spoiler:father]].
* Kobin and Charlie at the end of Blacklist getting along. The unappreciated TokenEvilTeamMate makes an OddFriendship while showing him how Sam's CoolGun works.

* In ''Blacklist'', the various calls to [[spoiler:[[MoralityPet Sarah]]]]. Optional, but they show that while he is a hard worker and has taken a level of JerkAss due to Vic's injuries, Sam still tries his best to be a good [[spoiler:father]].

* At ''Conviction'''s White Box Labs, Sam rescues a scientist from the Black Arrow mercs. The scientist explains what's going on, and lets Sam into the elevator. Sam tells him to get out, and the guy says he'll hang around, because his friends might need him. He's willing to face take on armed, elite mercenaries for his ''coworkers''. And maybe because he knows they've been working on a weapon. Or both. Doesn't really matter.
The aftermath of Tom Reed's demise in the Oval office. Despite being played as bitter sweet, Sam has fought off the full might of his old employer, the largest PMC in the USA, survived a helicopter crash and is finally home with the person he loves and is ready to start a new life.

-->'''Victor Coste''': Yeah, I thought so.
* In ''Blacklist'', the various calls to [[spoiler:[[MoralityPet Sarah]]]]. Optional, but they show that while he is a hard worker, Sam still tries his best to be a good [[spoiler:father]].

* In ''Blacklist'', the various calls to [[spoiler:[[MoralityPet Sarah]]]]. Optional, but they show that while he is a hard worker, Sam still tries his best to be a good father.

* At ''Conviction'''s White Box Labs, Sam rescues a scientist from the Black Arrow mercs. The scientist explains what's going on, and lets Sam into the elevator. Sam tells him to get out, and the guy says he'll hang around, because his friends might need him. He's willing to face take on armed, elite mercenaries for his ''coworkers''. And maybe because he knows they've been working on a weapon. Or both. Doesn't really matter.
The aftermath of Tom Reed's demise in the Oval office. Despite being played as bitter sweet, Sam has fought off the full might of his old employer, the largest PMC in the USA, survived a helicopter crash and is finally home with the person he loves and is ready to start a new life.
* This little dialogue at the end of ''Conviction'':
-->'''Victor Coste''': He talked about learning who was really important to you, and why you always had to come back for them. He talked about family. And you know what the last thing he said to me was, just before he hung up? "Vic," he said, "Thanks for everything. I love you like a brother." Brother. That's family right?
-->[[spoiler:[[BigDamnHeroes *Alarms go off and gunshots are heard*]]]]
-->'''Victor Coste''': Yeah, I thought so.

* At ''Conviction'''s White Box Labs, Sam rescues a scientist from the Black Arrow mercs. The scientist explains what's going on, and lets Sam into the elevator. Sam tells him to get out, and the guy says he'll hang around, because his friends might need him. He's willing to face take on armed, elite mercenaries for his ''coworkers''. And maybe because he knows they've been working on a weapon. Or both. Doesn't really matter.

'''Lamert''': There, Fisher, he's safe. Call in the strike.\\

'''Lamert''': [[WhatYouAreInTheDark Fisher, you don't exist. You won't get a medal for this.]]\\

-->*Alarms go off and gunshots are heard*

* At ''Conviction'''s White Box Labs, Sam rescues a scientist from the Black Arrow mercs. The scientist explains what's going on, and lets Sam into the elevator. Sam tells him to get out, and the guy says he'll hang around, because his friends might need him. He's willing to face take on armed mercenaries for his ''coworkers''. And maybe because he knows they've been working on a weapon. Or both. Doesn't really matter.

'''Lamert''': Fisher, you don't exist. You won't get a medal for this.\\

* During the Seoul mission in ''Chaos Theory, the player is required to call in an airstrike on a downed jet to prevent North Koreans getting some important data aboard it. The player is then told to leave the pilots to die in the blast rather than make several incredibly risky trips past a tank and a few soldiers; saving them, however, prompts Sam to say some pretty heartwarming stuff:

* At ''Conviction'''s White Box Labs, Sam rescues a scientist from the Black Arrow mercs. The scientist explains what's going on, and lets Sam into the elevator. Sam tells him to get out, and the guy says he'll hang around, because his friends might need him. He's willing to face take on armed mercenaries for his ''coworkers''. And maybe because he knows they've been working on a weapon. Or both. Doesn't really matter.