Thanks OP! I'm all sorts of flustered blushy right now. I'm glad that this got off to a good start! Let's hope I can keep it up!
Charles is in a pretty bad state right now, but the creepiest thing about it is that Connor will keep expecting to be hurt...but Charles never physically hurts him (until a certain part...yeeeees...). The hanging threat of being hurt and being unsure of what Charles is up to is what is truly scary in this.
Ah, I'm glad you liked the Davenport part! Names have a particular importance in this, and I shift between them on purpose. So look out for that. :) I think Connor wouldn't use Haytham's name unless it was to his benefit. Otherwise, I think he'd take on Achilles', because Achilles was more of a father to him than Haytham, so it's only natural that if he's going to be called Connor, then he might as well be Connor Davenport, the Assassin. Ratonhnhaké:ton is reserved for his personal self, and for visits to his village. Only they have the right to see the real Ratonhnhaké:ton under the Connor shell.
Re: Grief's Madness 1/? (TW: psychological abuse, forced transition, elements of non-con)
Charles is in a pretty bad state right now, but the creepiest thing about it is that Connor will keep expecting to be hurt...but Charles never physically hurts him (until a certain part...yeeeees...). The hanging threat of being hurt and being unsure of what Charles is up to is what is truly scary in this.
Ah, I'm glad you liked the Davenport part! Names have a particular importance in this, and I shift between them on purpose. So look out for that. :)
I think Connor wouldn't use Haytham's name unless it was to his benefit. Otherwise, I think he'd take on Achilles', because Achilles was more of a father to him than Haytham, so it's only natural that if he's going to be called Connor, then he might as well be Connor Davenport, the Assassin.
Ratonhnhaké:ton is reserved for his personal self, and for visits to his village. Only they have the right to see the real Ratonhnhaké:ton under the Connor shell.