• the androids, while attractive, all have their individual physical quirks (ex. connor’s strand of hair that’s out of place or markus’s heterochromia)
• the belief dynamics between within the jericho crew (ex. how north believes in violence while josh is a fan of peace)
• the choice between peaceful protest and violence
• the segregation and slavery parallels (ex. having androids be in the back of the bus and having humans choose what android they wanted, just like how white people used to personally choose what slaves they wanted at auctions)
• having the androids have internal conflict within themselves before becoming deviant
• giving justifiable reasons as to why the androids when they become deviant (mainly self defense reasons and fear)
• the blatant contradictions the humans made within the story (ex. they claim that androids are superior to them but humans still get to control them as if they were their puppets)
• making hank a lovable asshole with good morals (for the most part)
• your actions sometimes leading to an opposite reaction of what you expected (ex. enduring the assault from leo rather than fighting back leads to carl’s death)
• the constant choice to either kill for revenge or use moments for that stuff to make peaceful approaches to human violence
• the kiss at the end between north and markus
• the option to change kara’s hair color
• the part where they (connor, markus, and kara) meet up
• the fact that even though kara knows that alice is not a human child like she thought, she still loves her
• luther being a slight father figure for alice 
• zlatko’s scene that is just like sid’s scene from toy story
• the fact that even though todd was a piece of shit human, he still was slightly redeemable and able to get forgiveness
• hank’s character going through the grief of losing a son and staying consistent with it
• the evil connor options 
• the two traci’s being in love and connor having the option to not shoot them
• the mutual respect between simon, markus, and josh
• having connor be able to come back in another model of his body and being the only one able to, as it fits the story line (consistency is key) 
• the obvious father-son relationship that starts to grow between connor and hank if you don’t become evil
• the interpretations that you can make in the game of symbols and actions (ex. I like to think the androids tearing down the walls as they become deviant can be a symbol of how we, as humans, in order to rebuild ourselves, we first have to tear ourselves apart)
• the engaging scenery
• the options for the speeches markus makes
• if connor becomes deviant, markus can choose to trust him or not 
• connor vs connor scene 
• connor using a coin to make sure he is performing at 100% each time

hank being protective of connor (ﾉ◕ヮ◕)ﾉ*:･ﾟ✧