#hc||cain

[applesfromtheroot]

Hc: Cain was at the Tower of Babel, it's one of the many, many times he died. He was at the very top of the tower when it fell. Then when he was resurrected a week later he was extremely confused why no one understood what he was saying anymore.

Then he was horrified by what had been done to them.

[applesfromtheroot]

So it also shouldn't suprise anyone, but Cain was the world's first assassin. He had been working under a general who was going to led thousands of troops into a catastrophic war. Cain couldn't stop the war, but he could stop him.

It's a long list of things he's not proud of.

[applesfromtheroot]

Hc/lore:

Cain can't sing, period. His voice cracks hard on upward notes, and it warbles a lot. So rapping and making lyrics is his say to compensate for that.

[applesfromtheroot]

For Cain: ©

Cain always carries a notebook and pencil/pen with him, usually so he can write down observations, poems, lyrics for his raps, journal entries. It's usually a small leather notebook that can easily be tucked under his shirt, into a boot, or hidden in the event of getting captured.

[applesfromtheroot]

I've given it some thought, and my Cain's Mark, is a red right hand. It's stained by Abel's blood for eternity, and why he either has a glove on that hand or it's in a coat, pants, or behind his back. Just looking at it forces him to remember killing Abel.

And he hates it.

[applesfromtheroot]

send 💭 + Fathers

The subject of Fathers and Fatherhood is very very complicated for Cain. He hasn't seen or spoken to Adam since he was cast out after murdering Abel. Even though he knows why this was done, Cain knew he'd never do that to his own children.

He also feels like being a part of bringing someone in the world should mean loving them unconditionally. And when he became a father to Enoch, he did so. Loving all his children no matter what they did or didn't do.