In Detroit: Become Human , much of the story is shaped by the player's choices and actions. And those choices also help determine their standing and affiliation with all the other non-playable characters they encounter. It is developer Quantic Dreams' most ambitious project to date, especially when you factor in its 2,page script that accounts for all the possible branching paths. Out of the three playable characters, Markus can be considered the main protagonist, being the leader of the android rebellion that is central to the overall narrative.
And just like any traditional hero in a story, he also gets an opportunity to score with the ladies. More specifically, he can become romantically involved with a fellow android named North. But doing so involves following a very specific set of actions and dialogue choices, so here's how to ensure that he plays his cards right.
North is one of the companion characters Markus meets after he arrives at Jericho. Like every other character the player encounters along the adventure, their standing with her is initially neutral.
But, based on the choices they make throughout the course of the game, she can either become more friendly or hostile towards them. One of the earliest choices that affect her impression of Markus is when he proposes to Simon, another fellow android, that they steal supplies to help out the various androids in need of repairs.
When she and Markus first meet, she is reluctant to share any details about her past life prior to her arrival at Jericho. As the story progresses and the two grow closer to one another, we get to learn that she was actually an android designated as a sexual partner for patrons of the Eden Club. She is forced to go on the run after she inadvertently strangles one of their clients to death, seeking shelter with the other deviant androids in Jericho.
