#dawn headcanons

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DAWN as a boyfriend!

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[dwarrowdams]

Although Dawn is firmly butch, she doesn’t mind wearing dresses/skirts, so long as they’re comfy and don’t involve zippers or buttons.

Long flowy floral skirt with a t-shirt?  Hell yeah.

Floral dress with one of those impossible hook-andy-eye closures and two different zippers?  Hell no.

She had a bad experience with a prom dress that gave off major 2010s-era Avril Lavigne vibes that she loved on the rack.  She’d also just chopped her hair (it used to be super-long, but she got a very dramatic breakup haircut when she and her longtime girlfriend broke up) so she was like “what the hell; it’s cute and I want to wear a pretty dress.”

Long story short, she wound up almost having a sensory meltdown bc there was so much tulle and lace, so she spent most of prom in her slip (and, after a teacher berated her for her visible bra straps, the tuxedo jacket that her date lent her).

[headcanons-for-all]

Can you have Dawn (Pokemon) cloned?

If Dawn Was Cloned

Dawn doesn't have a famous title. She's just a casual trainer on her journey so, in most situations, she would never even be considered to be cloned.

However, her mother had always wished that she had twins or triplets so directly paid a ton of money to have Dawn cloned. She didn't have enough for triplets but she was lucky enough to have enough money for her daughter to become a pair of twins.

Dawn, at first, didn't like her clone one bit. She never wanted to be cloned in the first place so suddenly having another her around is definitely annoying.

Her mother, much to her annoyance, often stuck the two together to make them talk, get along and sometimes push them both closer to their goal of becoming a top coordinator just like her.

At first, they found it frustrating to be glued to one another's sides because of their mother. They found it annoying to be stuck with an identical person that they didn't want to even exist.

However, they actually ended up bonding over one thing at first and that was their annoyance at their mother. They laughed together about how frustrating she could be and how much they wanted to be an only child again, mentally now happy being twins.

As they began to talk more, they ended up getting along better. They shared opinions and agreed on everything! Well, apart from who the original was but they didn't really care anymore. To the world, they'd become twins, not just an original and her clone. That's how they'd like to be viewed.

Dawn's mother's dream of having twins ended up becoming a nightmare. After their chat, the two ended up being a little bit more rebellious and act a bit more rude and mean towards her due to being cloned without thinking about how she felt. Of course, Dawn still loves her mother and loves her twin but she can't just forgive her mother easily for doing something like this.

The Dawn twins spend nearly every second together now. They have excellent team work skills and rarely ever fight, only ever fighting if other people end up making them. If others don't purposefully get them to argue, they never fight at all!

[bucketfullofocs]

[Thinking about my Fallout 3 OC, Dawn, today. One of these days I’ll write out how she fits into Marianne’s story, since Dawn does end up in the Commonwealth. Mostly, I was thinking it’d be low-key hilarious for her to run into Marianne and Danse - because Dawn’s been in the railroad since Fallout 3 down in Rivet City, she likely helped Danse during his escape. She’s also still technically a Brotherhood Knight, on “Independent Assignment” from Elder Lyons before he died and Maxson took over. Maxson never recalled her, and considering Dawn’s feelings about the man that little boy turned into, she’s happier that way.

Plus I think it’d be hilarious for Marianne to run into Dawn and Charon - this 5-foot-nothing programmer geek with her 6′8″ ghoul bodyguard.]

[bucketfullofocs]

Dawn’s Story  - The Brief Version

All her life, all Dawn knew was the Vault. She was born in the Vault, she would die in the Vault. And she was okay with that. The idea of the irradiated outside world terrified her - what sort of monsters were out there? Was anything even out there, or was it all dead land? So she was happy in the Vault, even if dealing with Butch and his bullies led to more than one late night crying in her room.

Placed on the Pip-boy programmer track in school, Dawn was ecstatic to learn about the technology that lived on her arm. For the next three years she worked alongside Stanley, learning everything she could about the Pip-boy.

That all changed shortly after her 19th birthday, when she woke up to the Vault in chaos. Her father had abandoned her, left her to die, because the Vault was out for her blood.

She barely escaped, clutching to a 10mm pistol she had no idea how to use. The outside world’s light blinding her eyes, Dawn collapsed outside the wooden door to the Vault’s cave and cried.

She’d be found by a passing trader and taken to Megaton, where the residents would take pity on James’ daughter and help train her to survive in the Wasteland. In exchange, she uses her programming skills to disarm the bomb, thus earning her a home in Megaton.

Dawn will stay in Megaton for a month, where becomes good friends with Gob.

Leaving Megaton, she begins her search for her father and almost immediately runs onto the DC Mall instead, finding herself at Underworld. It’s here that she purchases Charon.

It’s not until after Project Purity and the events of Broken Steel are completed that she discovers Harkness and the Railroad, and she eagerly agrees to sign up as a runner and tourist. They end up basing themselves out of Rivet City, as it’s a bigger trade hub than Megaton.

She’ll continue to operate in the Capital Wasteland for the next ten years, helping move synths around as one of the only Heavies in the area. If you ask her, she’ll say she’s not the Heavy, Charon is. She’s just there to be a pretty face.

When she hears of what’s happened in the Commonwealth, that someone’s neutralized the Institute, she sends word ahead to Railroad HQ - she’s coming up for a visit, curious.

Shy and scarred from a traumatic 10 years, the Railroad HQ members can’t initially believe that she and the massive ghoul with her are Bambi and Ferryman, two of the most prolific Heavies in Railroad history.

Eventually they establish a small safehouse in Goodneighbor, set up as a soup kitchen, with an apartment for her and Charon living above.

The day she runs into MacCready and Mac recognizes Charon, Dawn is ecstatic to see him again - and refuses to let go of the fact that he’s a Mungo now. She’s just happy to see that the little boy she knew grew up safely.

[renegadeofficial]

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