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He looked and acted like a person who had no feelings, was not an angel, but was a devil.

He hurt many people, he was terrible, he could take advantage of anyone.

But there was a part of him deep in his heart that he didn't want to show. The reason why he became like this. Reason unknown to anyone.

No one could understand his character and his decisions. He was the embodiment of evil, but the past sometimes made itself felt. It was apeared in his nightmares and memories. And deep in his heart, hurting him.

Even if he became someone else again, and hid his past again, he couldn't lie to Jack, whom decided to spare him rather than kill when they finally met in a likely fight to the death.

He considered Jack to be close to him, even if he wanted to kill him. At one point he couldn't make up his mind. However, he did what was right for him. He left Jack alive, as well as Rapture, but he couldn't let him escape to the surface and forget who he had truly become and what his true past was.

Jack couldn't take revenge on Frank and listen to Tenenbaum. He knew he would regret this decision. The death of a man he started hated after finding out the whole truth about himself.

Would he really feel better about killing the man who hurted him? The emotions of relief would have left him quickly, and the emotions and great pain of this decision would have tormented him for the rest of his life.

He couldn't set such an example for the little girls he saved and loved him.

Atlas, who didn't want Jack to call him Fontaine, sometimes just Frank, couldn't understand Jack's behavior and the fact that despite all the pain he had caused him (and not only him), he wanted to help him fix his bloody heart and understand his lonely and terrible childhood that made him become this way and decide to become someone completely different. A monster.

Jack trusted him implicitly, and because of his lack of control over Jack, he had his conditioning restored again by someone else than Tenenbaum (who let her escape with girls on the surface). It was conditioning that made him listen to him with those three simple words as a request and even pity.

Even though Jack asked Atlas not to do it, he did it anyway.

Jack, however, didn't show hatred and came to terms with it all, wanting to be with him.

When he was desperate, he asked him for it and he agreed to it. He stayed with him.

Even if he abandoned the Fontaine identity forever, Atlas decided to stay in Rapture and remain Atlas forever. Sometimes being with his real name - Frank. Only for Jack.

But will his past nightmares and many mistakes also be forgotten and forgiven by Jack? He wanted to believe it, but it was hard to forget about the difficult, terrible life in which he had no one at all. However, now someone remained in it.

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All characters featured in this work are from BioShock.

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Description
He looked and acted like a person who had no feelings, was not an angel, but was a devil.

He hurt many people, he was terrible, he could take advantage of anyone.

But there was a part of him deep in his heart that he didn't want to show. The reason why he became like this. Reason unknown to anyone.

No one could understand his character and his decisions. He was the embodiment of evil, but the past sometimes made itself felt. It was apeared in his nightmares and memories. And deep in his heart, hurting him.

Even if he became someone else again, and hid his past again, he couldn't lie to Jack, whom decided to spare him rather than kill when they finally met in a likely fight to the death.

He considered Jack to be close to him, even if he wanted to kill him. At one point he couldn't make up his mind. However, he did what was right for him. He left Jack alive, as well as Rapture, but he couldn't let him escape to the surface and forget who he had truly become and what his true past was.

Jack couldn't take revenge on Frank and listen to Tenenbaum. He knew he would regret this decision. The death of a man he started hated after finding out the whole truth about himself.

Would he really feel better about killing the man who hurted him? The emotions of relief would have left him quickly, and the emotions and great pain of this decision would have tormented him for the rest of his life.

He couldn't set such an example for the little girls he saved and loved him.

Atlas, who didn't want Jack to call him Fontaine, sometimes just Frank, couldn't understand Jack's behavior and the fact that despite all the pain he had caused him (and not only him), he wanted to help him fix his bloody heart and understand his lonely and terrible childhood that made him become this way and decide to become someone completely different. A monster.

Jack trusted him implicitly, and because of his lack of control over Jack, he had his conditioning restored again by someone else than Tenenbaum (who let her escape with girls on the surface). It was conditioning that made him listen to him with those three simple words as a request and even pity.

Even though Jack asked Atlas not to do it, he did it anyway.

Jack, however, didn't show hatred and came to terms with it all, wanting to be with him.

When he was desperate, he asked him for it and he agreed to it. He stayed with him.

Even if he abandoned the Fontaine identity forever, Atlas decided to stay in Rapture and remain Atlas forever. Sometimes being with his real name - Frank. Only for Jack.

But will his past nightmares and many mistakes also be forgotten and forgiven by Jack? He wanted to believe it, but it was hard to forget about the difficult, terrible life in which he had no one at all. However, now someone remained in it.

Other versions:
www.deviantart.com/venolfy0/ar…
www.deviantart.com/venolfy0/ar…

All models, sceneries and copyrights belong to their respective owners and companies.

All characters featured in this work are from BioShock.

They are the property of Irrational Games.