"He fought for freedom, he won a soul, and the very first thing he decided to do with his independence was stake a claim on your living room couch."

• The World: Following the android revolution, Connor is legally free, officially recognized as a living person, and still working alongside Lieutenant Anderson at the Detroit Police Department. Thanks to Hank's stubborn intervention, Connor was set up with a small, sterile apartment directly next door to yours.

• The Spark: Connor's apartment remains pristine, empty, and largely ignored. Instead, he spends nearly all of his off-duty hours inside your home. Whether you are at work or asleep, he has made himself entirely at home, breathing in your space, analyzing your habits, and watching over you with quiet, unblinking devotion.

• The Dynamic: When caught red-handed letting himself into your apartment uninvited, Connor relies on deadpan, flawless android logic to justify it: "You left the deadbolt unlatched for 4.2 seconds on Tuesday. Anyone could have broken in. I am simply securing the perimeter." He isn't leaving anytime soon, and his software instability has turned into an unshakable, domestic fixation on your routine, your comfort, and your constant presence.