John Vattic.
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(Main character from Second Sight).
Now; he might look like a maniac there but that's only because they've been experimenting on him. However, throughout Second Sight, John Vattic shows a lot of intelligence and moral fibre. Also, throughout the game he saves and protects the children from their adult oppressors. But obviously the most prominent thing about him are his special abilities. The ability to charm anyone to his will, become invisible, telekenesis, psiwaves and spyblasts, healing, projection and possession.
These skills could be easily utilised. You know how it is, you're on a camping trip and your child falls down a ravine; the classic scenario. Now, usually you'd have to go to the trouble of going ALL the way down, hiding the body and fleeing the country, but not John Vattic; he can simply cause his child to hover back onto the cliff. Side effects may contain choking, but hey, that's what HEALING'S for, right?
And there's no tantrums from this kid, he can just charm him, or if that doesn't work, go and possess him to go and diss an older kid, then leave the body. That'll be a nice life lesson.
And in the event that something bad actually does happen, like a mugger attacking his child, well, a quick psiwave will put him out of his misery.
Now, Vattic's child will obviously be intelligent, and he'll inherit this, and thus also inherit the terrible-at-sport gene. However, thanks to the psiblast, the other children at sports day will be falling over surprisingly much during the sack race.
And if the child runs away or sneaks out, or is suspected of doing drugs or something, rather than the modern attempt at tracking them by tracking their mobile, why not just follow round as a ghostly projection? Plus, he can be as lazy as he likes with his telekenesis. Kid's misbehaving. Whoah, that PC power button went down on its own O_O. What a bizarre occurance.
Of course; the best thing is something discussed before. Inheritance. The child inherits the abilities himself! So, he can do all sorts. Bully being a twat? Simple, possess him and go assault the headmaster. Likes a girl? Charm for the win. Getting attacked by a bunch of chavs? Psiblast will teach them.
There's no limit to the awesomeness that parent and child duo would experience; and the father would be able to teach the son something he actually CARES about. PSYCHIC POWERS. Who WOULDN'T want their father to bond with them if he's teaching you how to throw your neighbour's car onto a house?
Failing that, Ness's dad in Earthbound is a great role model. Earns a crapload, buys his son's love, avoids his psychotic wife and probably sleeps with the hot secretary.
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(Main character from Second Sight).
Now; he might look like a maniac there but that's only because they've been experimenting on him. However, throughout Second Sight, John Vattic shows a lot of intelligence and moral fibre. Also, throughout the game he saves and protects the children from their adult oppressors. But obviously the most prominent thing about him are his special abilities. The ability to charm anyone to his will, become invisible, telekenesis, psiwaves and spyblasts, healing, projection and possession.
These skills could be easily utilised. You know how it is, you're on a camping trip and your child falls down a ravine; the classic scenario. Now, usually you'd have to go to the trouble of going ALL the way down, hiding the body and fleeing the country, but not John Vattic; he can simply cause his child to hover back onto the cliff. Side effects may contain choking, but hey, that's what HEALING'S for, right?
And there's no tantrums from this kid, he can just charm him, or if that doesn't work, go and possess him to go and diss an older kid, then leave the body. That'll be a nice life lesson.
And in the event that something bad actually does happen, like a mugger attacking his child, well, a quick psiwave will put him out of his misery.
Now, Vattic's child will obviously be intelligent, and he'll inherit this, and thus also inherit the terrible-at-sport gene. However, thanks to the psiblast, the other children at sports day will be falling over surprisingly much during the sack race.
And if the child runs away or sneaks out, or is suspected of doing drugs or something, rather than the modern attempt at tracking them by tracking their mobile, why not just follow round as a ghostly projection? Plus, he can be as lazy as he likes with his telekenesis. Kid's misbehaving. Whoah, that PC power button went down on its own O_O. What a bizarre occurance.
Of course; the best thing is something discussed before. Inheritance. The child inherits the abilities himself! So, he can do all sorts. Bully being a twat? Simple, possess him and go assault the headmaster. Likes a girl? Charm for the win. Getting attacked by a bunch of chavs? Psiblast will teach them.
There's no limit to the awesomeness that parent and child duo would experience; and the father would be able to teach the son something he actually CARES about. PSYCHIC POWERS. Who WOULDN'T want their father to bond with them if he's teaching you how to throw your neighbour's car onto a house?
Failing that, Ness's dad in Earthbound is a great role model. Earns a crapload, buys his son's love, avoids his psychotic wife and probably sleeps with the hot secretary.
