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# creating permissions file
pdfReader = PyPDF2.PdfFileReader(permissionsfile)
permissionsfile = open('permissions.pdf')
title(Permissions)
backtagging = okay
fourthwalling = sure, but that'll be messy
threadjacking = elliot is a genius hacker, his encryptions are better than national security agencies. non-encrypted, though? absolutely
physical contact = 99% of the time its a bad idea, but 1% of the time someone else is okay with it (usually)
mental contact = yes, but you might run into an alter or two instead
mindreading = if you can understand it all, lmao
manipulation = he is smart and naturally untrusting and skeptical but he has many vulnerabilities that make this possible so lets talk!
flirting/affection = mr. robot is likely the best one with flirting, but overall none of them are too great at it. reactions are typically awkward or biting depending on who comes out. he can warm up to it, though. will always be a bit awkward. affection is appreciated even though he doesn't know how to deal with it. start small.
arguing/negative cr = the mastermind is extremely antihero, and responsible for the deaths of almost everyone he knew. so. yeah.
fighting = he's... scronny. Mr. Robot is better at throwing a punch but there's only so much one can do with average height and build body. he can fucking run, though. oh yeah. try and catch him, bitch.
injury = always getting injured, so yes
death = talk first, but i love death...
smut = can happen, usually spontaneously, but less common
shipping = it's gonna take a while
drugs/alcohol = he's an addict
# creating opt out file
pdfReader = PyPDF2.PdfFileReader(optoutfile)
optoutfile = open('optout.pdf')
title(Opt Out)
txt = Elliot has multiple disorders including: social anxiety, depression, and dissociative identity disorder. He suffers from delusions, hallucinations, paranoia, and is an unreliable narrator. For the most part, the Elliot that many people interact with is actually an alter known as The Other One, The Other Elliot, or The Mastermind. He himself does not know this until the very end of the series and believes himself to be the real Elliot.
He is addicted to morphine. Throughout the show he slowly cleans up (with many slips along the way) but has been shown to easily slip. While morphine is his master choice, he's done both Molly and Adderall as well. We also see him smoke weed although this becomes less common and it might be more the Real Elliot's choice of drug (but its unclear). Elliot drinks, but not as much. He is also a smoker however it seems that not all alters smoke. The Mastermind smokes from time to time, Mr. Robot is a little heavier and The Mother is the heaviest smoker.
Much later into the series we discover the root cause of his DID. While it was clear from the get go that his mother was abusive, it turns out that his father's kindness was grooming and somewhere near the age of eight (possibly a few years earlier) he began molesting him. This is explicitly stated, but there are signs of trauma bonding as well given how much Elliot praised his father as being his best friend and the only person he could talk to stating that he made him feel special. Between all this and his already difficult time assimilating into the world, he created Mr. Robot to be an idealized (although not perfect) version of his father and protect him. Many other alters followed later on.
These topics may come up as they are very ingrained in who Elliot is. Depending on canon point, Mr. Robot has hidden what happened to the real Elliot from The Other One and so this topic is unlikely to come up as much but it is there. However, The Other One / The Real Elliot often target child molesters specifically with their vigilante hacking prior to the larger goal of 5/9. They may well pick that up again. All in all, his survival of abuse and csa is just very central to him along with addiction.
In the show, the Audience is also an alter. This being said, Elliot's narration in roleplay is a little messy and uses both third person and first person given he's both narrating and talking to us, and talking to other alters depending. It might take a bit of getting used to, lol.
pdfReader = PyPDF2.PdfFileReader(permissionsfile)
permissionsfile = open('permissions.pdf')
title(Permissions)
backtagging = okay
fourthwalling = sure, but that'll be messy
threadjacking = elliot is a genius hacker, his encryptions are better than national security agencies. non-encrypted, though? absolutely
physical contact = 99% of the time its a bad idea, but 1% of the time someone else is okay with it (usually)
mental contact = yes, but you might run into an alter or two instead
mindreading = if you can understand it all, lmao
manipulation = he is smart and naturally untrusting and skeptical but he has many vulnerabilities that make this possible so lets talk!
flirting/affection = mr. robot is likely the best one with flirting, but overall none of them are too great at it. reactions are typically awkward or biting depending on who comes out. he can warm up to it, though. will always be a bit awkward. affection is appreciated even though he doesn't know how to deal with it. start small.
arguing/negative cr = the mastermind is extremely antihero, and responsible for the deaths of almost everyone he knew. so. yeah.
fighting = he's... scronny. Mr. Robot is better at throwing a punch but there's only so much one can do with average height and build body. he can fucking run, though. oh yeah. try and catch him, bitch.
injury = always getting injured, so yes
death = talk first, but i love death...
smut = can happen, usually spontaneously, but less common
shipping = it's gonna take a while
drugs/alcohol = he's an addict
# creating opt out file
pdfReader = PyPDF2.PdfFileReader(optoutfile)
optoutfile = open('optout.pdf')
title(Opt Out)
txt = Elliot has multiple disorders including: social anxiety, depression, and dissociative identity disorder. He suffers from delusions, hallucinations, paranoia, and is an unreliable narrator. For the most part, the Elliot that many people interact with is actually an alter known as The Other One, The Other Elliot, or The Mastermind. He himself does not know this until the very end of the series and believes himself to be the real Elliot.
He is addicted to morphine. Throughout the show he slowly cleans up (with many slips along the way) but has been shown to easily slip. While morphine is his master choice, he's done both Molly and Adderall as well. We also see him smoke weed although this becomes less common and it might be more the Real Elliot's choice of drug (but its unclear). Elliot drinks, but not as much. He is also a smoker however it seems that not all alters smoke. The Mastermind smokes from time to time, Mr. Robot is a little heavier and The Mother is the heaviest smoker.
Much later into the series we discover the root cause of his DID. While it was clear from the get go that his mother was abusive, it turns out that his father's kindness was grooming and somewhere near the age of eight (possibly a few years earlier) he began molesting him. This is explicitly stated, but there are signs of trauma bonding as well given how much Elliot praised his father as being his best friend and the only person he could talk to stating that he made him feel special. Between all this and his already difficult time assimilating into the world, he created Mr. Robot to be an idealized (although not perfect) version of his father and protect him. Many other alters followed later on.
These topics may come up as they are very ingrained in who Elliot is. Depending on canon point, Mr. Robot has hidden what happened to the real Elliot from The Other One and so this topic is unlikely to come up as much but it is there. However, The Other One / The Real Elliot often target child molesters specifically with their vigilante hacking prior to the larger goal of 5/9. They may well pick that up again. All in all, his survival of abuse and csa is just very central to him along with addiction.
In the show, the Audience is also an alter. This being said, Elliot's narration in roleplay is a little messy and uses both third person and first person given he's both narrating and talking to us, and talking to other alters depending. It might take a bit of getting used to, lol.
opt out
Details (the short version in case you don't wanna read the full thing)
- Messy narration in first person and third person
- Might talk to himself out loud or in narrative
- Unreliable Narrator (might recall things that didn't happen)
- Social anxiety, paranoia, delusions, depression and DID
- Has a total of 5 known personalities
- Drug Addiction
- CSA survivor
- General childhood abuse