How would the yandere boys wammy & L treat their son? be more protective?
● YES, they would all most certainly be more protective and they would each have different (but sorta similar) ways of doing so.
● I think each of them would have an unhealthy obsession with their sons (ya know, like yanderes do) but they’d never dream of hurting them.
L
● L would keep tabs on his son. For everywhere he went, who he hung out with, the times in which they’d meet up, and exactly what they did.
● L would always remind his son not to say anything about him or any investigation he’s working on.
● He’d probably be paranoid when it comes to the people his son hangs out with.
● He would trust his son wholeheartedly but he’d still keep secrets from him only because he knows just how persuasive other people can be at times and he suspects his sons friends, no matter if they’re related to the incident or not.
Near
● Near may go out of his way to ensure his son is safe.
● He’d go as far as locking his son in his room and not allowing him to leave if he felt it was that necessary. But he’d only do that for emergencies.
● Much like L, he’d keep track of his son and everything that he does, says, the people he hangs out with, etc.
● He will probably have someone secretly follow his son around for protective purposes. He’d tell them to keep themselves hidden and to not let his son know they’re there, but of something goes wrong or if his son looks like he’s in trouble, to safely retrieve his son.
Mello
● Mello would like to be able too keep tabs on his son personally.
● He’d rather follow his son around and be with him himself, not just watching him through a computer screen.
● He doesn’t care if his appearance embarrasses his son, he’s there to make sure no one harms or messes with his child.
● Mello trains his son personally so he knows he can take care of himself, but his paternal instincts still tell him to keep an eye on his son.
Matt
● Matt’s the most laid back of them all.
● He’d only really start to get worried about his son’s well being if his son brought it up.
● Then he’d be on high alert.
● He won’t use GPS and phone signals to keep track of his son, he’d do it himself.
● If he can’t see his son in his field of vision, he’s not close enough to protect him.
