#anna dewitt

[alethianightsong]

Bioshock: Why Individualism is a shitty philosophy to build society on

Bioshock 2: Why Collectivism is a shitty philosophy to build society on

Bioshock Infinite: Why American Exceptionalism is a shitty philosophy to build society on.

[oscarsasylum]

this will probably be the last time I post about bioshock (lie) but I needed a subject for my project and it had to be elizabeth. heres my slop

[dariabolshikh]

a decade later, she still holds her place in my heart 🖤

[v1vid]

10 years....🥐☕️🍷🌹

[lulu2992]

Speaking of BioShock Infinite, have I ever told you about that time I made a timeline of the BioShock series?

Tumblr made the image smaller so I’ve uploaded the original here :)

It’s far from being exhaustive because the reason I drew this in the first place was to make sure I really understood Infinite (the ending, especially) and Burial at Sea, so only the most significant and/or pivotal events are featured here. I later added some stuff from the other two games and the Minerva’s Den DLC after playing them. However, the novel BioShock: Rapture isn’t included because I haven’t read it (and it seems it’s generally not considered canon anyway).

I made this 8 years ago (with Paint, haha) but very recently translated it and made some adjustments so I could post it! I didn’t check everything I wrote because it’s been a while since I’ve really thought about the lore of BioShock, so I decided to trust my 2015 self and assume she knew what she was doing :’)

[highlifeboat]

Recent doodles I might finish if I feel like it

I've been very unmovtivated lately

[sadsideart]

Done-ish! Might tweak some details before sending it to the printer but the bulk of the work is done ;w;/

[fandommoodboards]

Some of my favourite characters with my flags!

In order: Doll, Murder Drones. Zeri, League of Legends. Elizabeth, Bioshock. Agent 8, Splatoon. Catra, She-Ra, and Jinx, Arcane.o

[lesser-mook]

The Tragedy of The Dewitts

by Gregory Petlz

[lesviolyn]

she's so fucking beautiful

[spindlepines]

the girl is the flame that shall ignite the world.

[angsty-art-ist]

g-d only knows how i feel about you

[oscarsasylum]

has it ever come to your mind what wouldve happened.. if elizabeth wore bookers ribbon scarf as her only memento of him. do you ever think about this? me personally it haunts me everyday. the sheer thought of her knowing that she had to kill her father to bring peace to every elizabeth but he was the only one who ever cared about her. so all she can do to remember him by is his ribbon scarf. thoughts on this?

[lumosgame]

Are you alright? by Brusya

[heepthecheep]

I got a little music box for my collection that plays La Vie En Rose

[lulu2992]

A thought I had years ago:

I don’t know if it’s because Drew Holmes, Far Cry 5’s Lead Writer (and the new IP Director for Far Cry since August 2023!) was also a writer on BioShock Infinite, but there are a lot of similarities between the two games. For example, although the main antagonists, Zachary Comstock and Joseph Seed, have different goals, ideologies, and morals, they are both described as prophets and known as “Father”. The two men also see Elizabeth and the Junior Deputy as their “child” and call them “The Lamb” because they believe they are destined to fulfill their respective prophecies.

In Infinite, another character, Rosalind Lutece, famously says (about Elizabeth): “The girl is the flame that shall ignite the world.”

And when they were advertising Far Cry 5, they kept saying that the players’ goal, so the Deputy’s role, was to “spark the fires of resistance.”

When I finished Far Cry 5 and started to process the story, I realized that, in the end, while my Deputy indeed sparked the metaphorical fires of resistance, she also, because of the Voice’s prophecy, inadvertently and indirectly sparked the literal fires of the Collapse.

That girl, the Father’s child and the prophet’s Lamb, ended up being the flame that ignited the world.