AH OH MY GOD ITS YOU! I've seen you around twt, just a simple anon who adores that someone loves Dr. Iron too. Just too shy to interact with you personally... (You can have her all by yourself, its fun seeing you post about her) I was wondering if you got any headcanons both for her, your oc? Would love to know what you cook :D
OH HI ANON, YOURE SO SWEET, PLEASE DONT BE SHY, I LOVE MEETING OTHER IRON FANS, you’re more than welcome to yap my ear off about Iron 🫂🫂🫂any Iron fan is already a friend of mine by default 💛
As for headcanons, I do have a favorite.
I believe a lot of her actions and decisions stem from her desire to be a doctor like her father.
From what we’ve gathered, she’s from a prestigious lineage of healthcare professionals, her family is in fact so successful within the medical field that when Iron herself graduated the major hospitals in Eastside offered her a position from the get go, not only because she passed with flying colors but also because of her family.
The game makes a point to mention that Irons father is famous, which stood out to me because based on what we know of her we should be able to guess her family is well known within Eastside so why would they point out her *father* specifically.
She even mentions her father in her graduation speech and you’ll notice she’s always wearing a dog tag, this leads me to believe her father was a combat doctor and died helping people within that field.
While in some countries a dog tag may just be something you carry around that has your name on it, in the ptn world it’s canonically for soldiers to be identified after they’ve died.
She wears the dog tag during her days in med school, when she worked in Syndicate, when she was detained by the MBCC. I don’t believe for a moment Aisno added that just for silly aesthetics, it means something to her, that, tied with her father specifically being called out in her story.
I don’t think it’s a far fetched idea that Iron wants to be like her father. I’m not saying she was forced in this position but rather it’s in her blood with or without her father’s influence she would’ve become a doctor regardless, but I believe she wants to be a doctor LIKE her father. a role model.
She takes her identity as a healer incredibly seriously, not backing away from any challenge or danger for the sake of her patients, perhaps that was also the reason her father died, let’s just hope Irons story has a better ending ;)
A little added fun fact here but in the early teasers for path to nowhere there’s a newspaper clipping where Iron is canonically described as a stern “fatherly” woman.
Which is cute, she treats her patients the way a father would
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