And so, losing his sons to his own corrupted drive to protect them, coupled with the other terrible visions of the future he saw in that same orb, drove him, in a bout of burning, misanthropic rage lasting several decades, to build the Machine that would destroy a world he saw as irreparably broken. However, he did not do this out of hate, but a twisted sense of love when he learned, by way of a fractured orb, that they would die, lungs filled with gas and shrapnel, on the shores of the Somme during WWI. Which then leads into a horrific deconstruction as the truth starts making itself known: his sons are dead.
Oswald Mandus from Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs is quite the example, what with charging into the bowels of a kilometric, mechanized slaughterhouse, controlled to the last knife and pulley by an insane conductor and patrolled by monstrous hybrids of pig and human that can kill a man barehanded, to rescue his two sons, despite being around 60 years old, and his only real training being engineering.This actually backfires in you in one of the possible endings: your brutality throughout the game ends up making you so blood-covered and creepy that, when you finally find her, your own daughter is afraid of you and shoots you to defend the Corrupt Corporate Executive that kidnapped her. The protagonist of Action Doom 2: Urban Brawl is willing to beat up a whole town full of gangsters, potentially take on a hulking Serial Killer psycho with his bare hands, and attack a guard-filled company headquarters all by himself, all to save his daughter.It's made overwhelmingly clear that there's nothing he won't do for Jinxie's sake. And that's not even mentioning pretending to be possessed in order to disrupt the court proceedings and make himself a valid witness when Jinxie is accused of being an accomplice to his alleged crime. Even when he was extorted with his daughter's safety to agree to a town merger, he only objects to it with a secret identity, while publicly pushing for it, even if it means everybody in his home town will hate him. For starters, he repeatedly threatens to break out of jail when he thinks she needs him.
Throughout the entirety of his incarceration, his daughter Jinxie is never far from his mind. Damian Tenma from case 2 is very much one as well.He is willing to accept execution for a crime he didn't commit to protect Athena. When she's taken hostage, he quickly agrees to the demand to hold a re-trial for Simon Blackquill, even having it be held in a bombed courtroom to make sure it happens. In Dual Destinies, there's Phoenix and Trucy.From Trials and Tribulations, we also learn that Bruto Cadaverini is a Papa Wolf to his granddaughter Viola.If Lang hadn't gotten in the way, we probably wouldn't have to worry about giving Shih-na a trial. And in Investigations there's Kay and her 'Uncle Badd'.
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